, 1907-01-19

McCullagh we're guests OF the Hart
man brothers.
The Charity Whist club will meet
next Tuesday evening and as Miss De
Kay finds it inconvenient to entertain
at that time, Miss Welch has been
made chairman of the committee OF
hostesses, the other ladies' being Mrs
c. L. Rauner, Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy and
Miss lies.
The Browning club convened Mon
day evening with Miss Alice Holiday
Mrs. Latimer officiating as leader OF
the session. Miss Holiday presented
the paper, her theme being "Dante's
Conception of Hell-Whence Was 1t
Derived and What Are the Probable.
ties Of Its Truth" The paper was
made more interesting by Dore's strik.
ing Illustrations. Readings from the
"Purgatorio" we're continued with can.
tos 3 and 4. The club will meet again
next Monday evening with DR.. and Mrs
Tisdel.
The Tourists assembled Thursday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Latimer, that being the station select
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Mr.. Burrage presented the paper, CIV
ing a talk on Florence" which was
highly complimented by his colleagues,
both for its subject-matter and for its
diction. Miss Charles contributed the
travel talk, and her spirited narrative
was also much enjoyed. The club will
meet again next Thursday evening
with Captain Heavey at the Harsh resi-.
dence, and Mrs. Hogbin will be the
principal speaker, continuing the
theme Florence" in her paper.
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Misses Mamie and Loretto Butler en-
tertained about forty young friends
at their home on south Seventh street
last night, the event being an excep-
tionally enjoyable one. Music was
furnished by Miss Gladys Corthell and
Mr.. Will Evans and an elaborate sup
per was served.
The Girls Sewing club will meet
! next Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
Alice Spalding.
The first ball of the legislative sea-
son occurred Thursday evening at
Cheyenne, and the event was a bril-
liant n notable one, assembling as
it did in a social way the legislative
guests and the elite of the capital city.
In the receiving line with Governor
and Mrs. Brooks were Mr.. Brown, pres
ident Of the senate, and Mrs. Brown,
Captain Snively, speaker of the house,
and Mrs. Edward Gillette, wife of the
state treasurer. In the list of the out
of-town guests and their gowns, pub
lished by the Cheyenne press, mention
is made of Mrs. Niles Callahan of this
city, who wore an elaborate toilette of
gray silk, garnitured with rare lace.
The session of the literature and art
department of the Woman's club last
Saturday was one of the best of the
year, those who contributed to the
program being Mrs. R. E. Fitch, Mrs.
E. D. Latimer, Mrs. NJ. N. Grant, Miss
Bronson and Miss Gladys Corthell.
The subject of the club presenting a
play under the direction of Miss Lee
nora Shaw came up for discussion,
and the matter was referred to a CON-
mittee, which held a meeting yester-
day afternoon to confer with Miss
Shaw in regard to the idea. This COM
mittee decided hat it was advisable to
give such an entertainment some eve
ing in March, and the matter will be
finally settled by the club itself at its
session next Saturday afternoon.
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The annual meeting of the Presby-
terrain Aid society vas held at Mrs.
Langheldt's Wednesday afternoon and
the following officers were elected for
the current year: President, Mrs. G..
w. DeForest; first vice president, Mrs.
P. C. Rauner; second vice president,
Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy; secretary, Mrs.
C. H. Thornton; treasurer, Mrs. A. C.
Hogbin. The annual report indicated
a busy and prosperous year, the re-
ceipts for that time aggregateing $3.50.
The society will meet wednesday, Feb
ruary 6, with Mrs. C. L. Rauner.
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The University Glee and Mandolin
club is planning to give a concert here
February Sth, and the faculty will de-
eide at that time if it is advisable for