, 1907-11-09

The program as rendered Tuesday ev.
ening was as follows:
Piano duet, Scarf Dance. Chaminade
Mrs. Marquardt and Mr.. Jacobus.
Paper on Chaminade. ............
Miss Meader.
Vocal solo, selection from Chaminade
Miss Kleemann.
Resumee of Musical Courier. .......
Mrs. Jacobus.
Piano duet, "Grande Polonaise"....
Weber
Mrs. Marquardt n Mr.. Jacobus.
Male quartette, "lSeep, Fair One.
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Profs. Marquardt. Merz. Lee. Mr.. Jones
Mrs. Gonden entertained the Ken.
sington club Tuesday afternoon. The
ladies will ply their needles neXt week
at Mrs. ]. H. Davis.
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Mrs. Andrew Erickson will entertain
at cards on Thursday afternoon of
next week and will give a luncheon
Saturday afternoon.
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st. Faiths guild met with Miss Ruth
Greenbaum last Saturday afternoon
and it was decided to take up a
course of readings in regard to the
prayer book. Miss Merle Kissick will
entertain the guild December 18th.
Miss Ruth Holiday was the hostess
at a special session of the Girls Sew.
ing club last Saturday afternoon. These
busy bees will meet in regular session
with Miss Laura Lee next Saturday.
The 16 Card club met Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Camp.
bell and reorganized by again electing
Mrs. Hodgeman to the presidency Of
the organization. All of last years
members were present and, business
being disposed of, the remainder of
the evening was devoted to playing
euchre. The club will play with Ne.
and Mrs. Harvey on the goth.
hc DletlluS VI INC SdlLOllC bullu
was postponed a week on account oil
illness and the session will be held
next Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Rice.
The Methodist Aid society convened
at the church Wednesday afternoon
and it t%ranspired that the ladies will
net $65 or more from the winter Chau-
tauqua given under their auspices. The
midmonth meeting will also be held
at the church, but Mrs. Trout will en-
terrain at a social session at the par
sonage December 4th.
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Miss Belle Sinclair is drilling fifty
children for n juvenile minstrel show.
which will be put on at the Opera
House the 18th. The entertainment
will be given under the auspices OF
the Woman's club, for the benefit oi
the public library fund.
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The Browning club met Monday ev-
ening at the Tisdel residence and Mrs
Latimer gave the book review. The
readings in Emerson's Representative
Men" were begun. The next session
of the club will be held with MI. and
Mrs. Hogbin.
Mrs. OFT will entertain the jolly
Eight this evening.
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The Presbyterian Aid society met
| Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Hasen
kamp. The society will meet every
week until after the December fail
and next Wednesday the session will
be held with Mrs. Condit.
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Mrs. Jesse Converse has invitations
out for cards next Friday afternoon
Mr.. W. 3. Chaplin, editor of the
Laramie Republican and register Of
the United States land office, delivered
an able address IN newspaper work
Wednesday, at the high school, ad
mirably entertaining the Students
Cheyenne Leader.
Mrs. ]. H. Walton was hostess aut
the members of the Shakespeare cluI
were her guests at a very delightful
evening, Friday. The review meeting
was led by Miss Knight. Some O
the members were dressed to repre-
sent characters in Browning, and tn.
others guessed whom they represen;
ed. There was a very interesting de
bate on the question, WAS Brown
ing an Anarchist" Miss Johnston
was on the affirmative and Mrs. Stock
we'll and Miss Bartlett supported tn
negative side. This was followed b.
a quotation contest in which all thu
members joined. Later the guest:
found their places at the prettily ar
ranged tables by dainty place cards
One table was done in yellow AM
white, ragged chrysanthemums beini
the flower used. The other table wa
very prettily decorated in pink. Cal
nations formed the centerpiece. Thu
members present were Mesdame'
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