, 1907-11-23
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF The WEEK
By BESSIE BAILEY COOK.

Thanksgiving week will bring this
year a number of notable event in ad,
diuon to the ordinary family celebra'
tons incident to the holiday. and the
public dance annually given by the Wo
linen Of Woodcraft at Maannarchor hall
Thanksgiving night. Mr.. and Mia.
Harry A. Gouden and DR.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Ballard will give the largest
dancing party Of the season at the I'm,
ion Pacific hotel, the eve of Thanksgtv-
ing having been selected for the func-
ttion. On Saturday night will occur
the reception rendered by the domes
tic economy and physical training
classes of the university to the people
of the state, the party being the first
of a series which has been planned by
the university authorities. These
gatherings are intended to promote &C.
Quaintance and goodfellowship between
the patrons Of the institution and its
faculty and students and the results
are certain to be beneficial to all inter
ested. President and Mrs. Tisdel, Miss
Stoner and Captain Heavey will assist
the young people in entertaining and
capable committees have been placed
in charge of hospitality details, which
evidences the fact that no effort is be-
ing spared which will contribute to the
success Of the first reception.
The Tourists were delightfully."- enter
tanned Thursday evening by Captain
Heavey and Mr.. Burrage in their cosy
quarters at the Marsh residence and
the meeting was profitable as well as
enjoyable. Rev. Hogbin presented the
paper, continuing the study of the Brit
ish Empire with a comprehensive ex-
position of the relations of England to
the Soudan. Mrs. Brown, who gave
the travel talk, discoursed most enter
tainingly on 1.-THE Cheese" that famous
London restaurant which has been the
resort of literary lights since the days
of Shakespeare and Jonson. Pretty
programs for the year were distribut-
ed, the booklets being tied with rib
bons of rose color, and the hosts pre-
scented each member with a souvenir
rose, in honor of the club color. De
licious refreshments were served I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Marsh. The
club will hold its next session with M.
A. C. Jones.
The meeting of the Tuesday Musical
club was held on Wednesday of this
week at the Latimer residence, and
the company studied Edward MacDow-
ell, several Of the numbers on the pro.
gram being works of that composer.
THE song, THE Sea-" which was rem
dered by Prof. Marquardt, has been
declared by Mr.. Finck in a recent writ
ing to be the finest of the 100 best
songs of the present century which
are listed. Miss Kleeman will enter
tain the club on December Sd. The
program presented Wednesday night
Included the following numbers:
Life of Edward Mcdowell. .......
Mrs. Lee.
Vocal solo, 1.-The Sea-. MacDOwelI
Prof. MarQuardt.
Piano duet, "Grande Valse".. 49, Weber
Mrs. Marquardt and Mr.. Jacobus.
Review Musical Courier ........
Miss Merriam.
Vocal solo, MY Violet" Jack Thompson
Mrs. Latimer.
Review Second Courier"
Mrs. Latimer.
Quartette, 1.-The Midnight Moon"....
.GeiDel
Miss Merriam, Mrs. Latimer, f'rof.
Marquardt and Prof. Lee.
&
Miss Laura Lee received the Girls
Sewing club last Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Dovie George Keefe n little
son, of Cheyenne, being special guests
The young seamstresses have been
busily preparing for the visit of this
new club baby for weeks, and he wa.
"showered" with pretty gifts and lion
lied generally. Miss Ethel Miller en-
ltertained this afternoon.
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The Browning club met Monday ev
ening at the lIogbin residence, contin
uing pro6tably its work, which in
cludes this year the study of Emerson
"Representatiye Men," and modern
hook reviews by different members Of
1.-The club. At the session held Novem
Der 4th. Mrs. Latimer gave the boob