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SOCIETY EVENTS
OF The WEEK

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The University School of Music ha,
steadily grown in prestige and popu
larity under the efficient management
OF Mrs. Mary Slavens Clark, and tbi.
fact was evidenced again last night b,
the large and appreciative audience
which assembled for the winter tern
recital. The concerv-the eleventh
presented by the school-was an I'm,
Qualihed success and encores were
numerous n enthusiastic. The en-.
semble numbers which were given un.
der the direction of Mrs. Soule and
Prof. Bohlin were exceedingly enjoy
able, m showed the capable leader
ship Of these instructors also. The
young ladies who rendered piano solos
reflected much credit upon their teach
er and themselves, and they divided
honors and applause with the little
girls who gave the trio numbers, who
quite captivated the audience with
their novel selections, although one
critical youth had the temerity to re-
mark that their playing was in much
better time than their bowing!" The
following diversified program was pre-
sented, with the exception of the solo
by Miss Clark, who was prevented
from appearing by illness. Mrs. Clark,
in announcing that a number by the
university orchestra would be substi-
tuted, also called attention to the re-
markable fact that this was the first
time in the history of the school that
such a change had been necessary.
The cantata, Fair Ellen" MAX
Bruch) which was to have been pre-
sented by the Laramie Choral Union,
Prof Bohlin, director, was also omitted,
owing to the unusual prevalence of Ia
grippe:
Overture, 'Sons of Erin. M~ackie-Beyer
University Orchestra.
J. P. Bohlin, Director.
Piano solo, Les Cloches du Monas-
tere" OPP. .Lefebure Wely
Miss Hazel Baker.
Piano trio. STARS and Stripes. Sousa
Misses Eduma Auffum, Mary Spafford
and Maude Cook.
Piano solo, La Castagnette".
500. Henry Ketten
Miss Carrie Hegewald.
Selection, "Serenade". ..... Marschner
University Boys Glee Club.
J. P. Bohlin, Director.
Piano solo, Rhapsodie Hongroise
Miss Helen Clark.
Part II.
University Girls Mandolin Club.
Mrs. J. F. Soule. Director.
Piano solo, Theme and variations.
....... ........ Thalberg
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Selection, Bridal Chorus" from
The Rose Maiden. .Cowen
University Girls Glee Club.
j. P. Bohlin, Director.
Piano solo, (a) Last Hope".......
-. ...... ..Gottschalk
co. Hunting Song.
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Miss Carrie Burton, 10.
Piano trio, Uncle Sans Medley.
Misses Eduma Buffum, Maude Cook
and Mary Spa1ord.
SelecCOn .
University Girls Mandolin Club.
Mrs. T. H. Gibson entertained at a
Browning tea Wednesday evening. her
guests being the ladies' of the Tuesday
Afternoon Reading circle, who are apt
and ardent students of the immortal
poet. Mrs. Gibson was assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. P~eckenpaugh and
Miss Neva Nelson and the tempting
repast was served in courses. The
place cards were artistic hand decorat-
ed booklets in green and gold and the
menu which they contained was most
cleverly and appropriately arranged,
consisting Of quotations from Brown
ing. 1t is scarcely necessary to state
that the guests enjoyed this novel
feature exceedingly, much amusement
being afforded in deciding what poems
had been utilized for the selections.
The men is reproduced for the benefit
of other admirers of Browning and it
is especially noteworthy that the bright
hostess succeeded in cleaning SO many
of the quotations from the Ring and
the Book" the poem which the circle
is studying this season.
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