, 1907-06-08
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SOCIETY EVENTS
OF The WEEK
BESSIE BAILEY COOK. Editress.
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The commencement season brings
its special round of enjoyments ant
engagements, and the early days Of
June are gladly devoted by loyal Lara
mieites to the interests of the Univer
sity of Wyoming. The board of trus
tees have been in session during the
week and numerous events compli-
mentary to the members of that self.
sacrificing and efficient body have been
PLANNED and successfully carried out.
Commencement properly speaking
will be inaugurated by the fifteenth N,
nual cadet ball, which will be given at
the gymnasium next Friday night. Sat
urday the alumni reception and ban,
Quet will occur at the Methodist
CHURCH; on Sunday afternoon at $3.50
O'clock Rev. Frank N. Moore, pastor
of the first Congregational church at
Cheyenne, will deliver the %baccalaur-
cate sermon; Monday evening is devot.
led to the annual recital OF the school
of music, and this Is followed by the
reception of the same department;
Tuesday is society night, and the play,
THE Princess will be given; We'd
nesday is class night(?); on Thurs
day evening the commencement exer.
cises will occur and the annual address
will be delivered by Director A. G.
True, Phi. D., United States depart
ment of agriculture, who will take for
his theme, "The Industrial Element ia
Modern Education" The public
schools also close next week and the
pupils of te more advanced grades will
give an entertainment for the benefit
of the public library at the Opera
House Thursday evening.
President and Mrs. Frederick Mon
roe Tisdel entertained at dinner Tues.
day evening in honor of the board of
trustees of the University of Wyo-
ming. Invitations were extended to
all the members of the body, but those
who were present to enjoy the occa-
sion were Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold Stone,
Evanston; Miss Harriet knight, Chey-
enne; DR.. Grace Raymond Hebard,
Laramie; Hon. Timothy F. Burke,
O~heyehhe' f1oh' -. .. Mohiei' oas
per; non D. r. ora"ioru' oaia'oea'
Hon. Otto Gramm ambition. Arthur G..
'one''
Al the annual heelins oi .he ues
day Evening Musical club, which was
heio iuesuay nisn' a. INC .ee ie
dehce' the emcieht onlceis VI ne VI
ganization we're UNANIMOUSLY re.elect-
eo' the oooy Delhs as ioiio"s' rre
oeht, Lean Arnoid ", II. noue' VIZ
piesiueh'' rioi "in maiq'aIu.
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and MIS- maiquaiu, y"
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cofuihs 'ne w. ~ y,
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eiteehnhen'
VIII ALSO W s'io
soh'
: Mrs. Hodgeman mas returned IRON
her trip to q western part VI 'ne
state Dut expects 10 20 east " niole
extended visft' ana VIII spend Tue
summer with MIS-. robert Sprasus'
Ransome al Albert Lea MILL
An important meeting OF Hermlon
temple, Pythian Sisters, VIII be nelo
tonight and a full attendance Is urged
as considerable business must be dis
posed of, including the application OF
a candidate for membership.
n west size Ala society heio liz
monthly session THURSDAY AFTERNOON
with Mrs. Peter Botnen' Inc ae'eh'
ance was large ana very ano
profitable meeting IS reported III 9u
~ tne. socleIS "hl on!os ns
outing at the SUBURBAN nome OF MIS-
ROBERT Cowper' mis N. ".
resigned the once OF CORRESPONDENT
secretary, apu Mrs rianA
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