, 1907-02-09

the Opera House under the direct.o
Of Mr.. DeKay. The Guile -G NEE
1 every week during Lent and the Sc.
sion next Wednesday will be held wit
= Mrs. Rice.
: Mrs. c. l.. Houston entertained tn
Baptist Aid society Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. DR.. Gardin
Ter, the attendance being large and tn,
session a pleasant one A very inter
esting letter was read from Mrs. Mer
Ram, who also sen some articles Il
the society. Mrs. Merriam is in Chey
enne at present, but expresses hersel
as homesick for Laramie, and hel
friends here will be equally glad t.
welcome her home.
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The reproduction OF Verdi's I'll Troy
atore' at the University auditorium
next Monday evening will furnish ar
entertainment both profitable and en-
joyable, as those who heard the recit
al given by. Captain Heavey n Mr.
Burrage last year will readily testify.
Those who marvelled at the excellence
of the famous artist Victor records
Of the previous concert recall with ev.
en- more pleasure the brilliance and
breadth of the accompanying lecture
delivered by Mr.. Burrage and are thus
prepared to anticipate in some degree
the superiority of the program which
will be presented Monday evening.
The Y. P. 5. G. E. Of the Presbyter-
ian church will give a valentine social
at the Ware residence next Thursday
evening.
The Tourists met on Thursday even
ing at the Doctors Inn," with DR..
Wergeland as hostess. There was a
full attendance of the membership.
The travel talk was given by the host
ess, a charming description of the
beauties and glories Of Munich and an
interesting sightseeing episode in con-
n~ection Herewith. DR.. j.. F. Brown
read a delightful paper On Siena, illus
trated by views and cuts of the build
ings and works of art of that old
Italian city. The mex meeting will be
with Mr.. A. C. Jones, on Thursday,
February 81.
The adjourned session of the Brown
ing club will meet Monday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Latimer.
On account of the numerous events
outlined for next week. the session of
the Charity Whist club will be post
poned until the night of Wednesday,
the Goth, and Miss DeKay, Mrs. G.. A.
aCmpbell, Mrs. A. B. Caverly and
Mrs. w. S. Ingham will entertain the
organization at that time.
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Work on Maennerchor hall is pro.
crossing rapidly and it seems certain
that the assembly room will be in per
feet condition for the brilliant ball
which the B. of L. F. will give on the
evening Of Friday, the 22d.
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The concert at the cathedral Tues
day evening was an artistic and finan.
cial success, and Dean Bode and his
talented assistants have received nu-
from their auditors. Miss Laura Lee
rendered two selections on the organ,
in a manner which enhanced the repu-
tation which she has already earned.
The vocalists OF the occasion were
Miss Brown, Miss Burke, Mrs. Trum-
bull and Captain Heavey, and Of these
the last three are so well known here
and SO popular that praise becomes
actually superfluous. Much interest
was evinced in the appearance of
Miss Brown, one of our own Laramie
born girls, whose childish voice was
always the pride and pleasure of her
friends here. She has been studying
the past three years under the skillful
direction of that well known master,
Gerard, and her number Tuesday
evening proved ~conclusively that the
promise of her girlish days has ma
terialized, her voice being remarkable
for its range and power.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Thompson, who
left on Sunday for California for the
remainder of the winter, were given a
farewell surprise party Saturday night,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Tyvold, the guests including Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. w. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lauritz Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hansen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayer Hansen and the
Tyvold family. There was an elegant
supper and the evening was spent un-
til midnight with music, dancing and
games. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson are
among the most popular people in the
city and their friends are legion.
A delightful session Of the Neigh