, 1907-05-04
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SOCIETY EVENTS |
OF The WEEK ;
BESSIE BAILEY COOK. EdItress.
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"Say.
Have you noticed the way
Spring is acting this year?
Queer? r,-l-.
Well, We guess
Yes!
We have n sunny day all right.
Then over night
something somewhere
In the circumambient air
Drops a cog. n what
1--WE get amt hot
By a whole lot!
And the sno don't blister as it falls,
And spring puts on her overalls.
That's the reason why we kick"
Hail, Spring, ethreal mildness-scat!
You do not know where you are at!
Neither do We. e.
If We did. you bet your April showers
We'd yank you out of YOU rosy bowers
To warm this shivering world of ours
Gee whiz! !
Who knows where Spring is?"
II Wyoming wants to maintain her
reputation as the one and only really
desirable climate, she will have to re-
form and that quickly, The unusually
inclement weather which has prevail.
ed has prevented the giving of several
functions and has interfered very no
ticeably with the attendance at the
routine events. However, the weather
man now promises that furs may be
laid aside and it is to be hoped that
his predictions will prove true. other
wise a large and increasing contingent
of society people have declared they
will go Sound asleep, fast asleep, lead
asleep" until the Fourth of July.
The Cathedral guild met Wednesday
afternoon at the Stickney residence
and much of the session was devoted
to a discussion of the successful fair
given by the society last week. The
ladies will also assume the manage
ment of the mems dinner, which will
be held at North Star hall next Thurs.
day evening, at which time DR.. William
Cabell Brown, dean of the Episcopal
college in Rio Grande do Sal, Brazil,
will be present and address the party.
On account of this dinner, no meeting
OF the guild will be held next week,
but the society will convene on the
18th with Mrs. James Mathison.
A pleasant meeting of the Presby-
terrain aid society was held with Mrs.
Hamilton Wednesday afternoon, mat
tiers pertaining to the business of the
Commercial club dinner of last week
being disposed of. 90
Mrs. J. H. Merriam entertained at a
delightful party last Saturday evening
complimentary to Mrs. Irby, the event
being planned in honor of the lady's
birthday. Progressive bunko furn
ished amusement and the pleasant ev
ening closed with a delicious luncheon
at which covers were laid for ten.
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Mrs. Price Jacobs entertained g. few
friends at tea Thursday evening in
honor Of Mrs. Marker of Denver, Mrs
Atherly being one of the guests aGcz
The Tuesday Evening Musical club
will meet next week with Mr.. and Mrs
Jacobus. aIs
Mrs. S. H. Campbell entertained the
Ladies' card club Tuesday afternoon
The next session of the club will be
held with Mrs. Neal Roach.
The students of the eighth and ninth
grades of the public schools celebrated
their recent forensic victory over the
preparatory Pupils of the university
with a party at the Frazee residence
last night, a musical and literary pro
gram /, games and dainty refreshments
contributing to the success of the oc
casion.
The ladies' Of the Baptist aid met al
the home OF Mrs. Fred Fisher Wednes
day afternoon, each member contribut
ing a piece of fancy work for the day
the members of that denomination will
hold on the 22l. A special meeting oil
the aid will be held at Mrs. Frazee's
next Wednesday afternoon to continue
preparations for the event.
The Owl club gave a Very interest
ing dance at North Star hall Thursday
night, some forty couples being pres
ent. A luncheon was served by the