, 1907-10-05

The guests reluctantly took their de.
parture at a late hour, hoping tina,
Miss King will soon visit her Laramie
friends again.
A new five hundred club has been
formed, the members of which are
Judge n Mrs. Beard, General ana
Mrs. Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Schnitger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Covert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin. The
club meets every two weeks at ths
homes of the differnet members. Wed.
nesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Schnit-
ger entertained the club delightfully."-.
After cards delicious refreshments
were served. The next meeting VIII.
be at the Convert acknowledgements
Tribune.
Miss Stoner, Miss Durward, Miss
Leichhardt and Miss Bovee were the
honor guests at a delightful party CIV
en- by DR.. Heoard Il DR.. Wergeland
Wednesday evening from s o'clock un.
til IL, others participating being Mrs.
DR.. Brown Mrs. Clark, Miss Bronson,
Miss Wallis, Miss Thompson, Miss
Elizabeth Thompson, DR.. Downey, Miss
Adsit, Miss Middlekauff II Miss
Meader. These annual functions at the
Doctors Inn combine most happily
pleasure and profit, opportunity being
thus offered and new instructors in the
university and high school to meet
their colleagues and become well ac.
quainted. Wednesday evening there
was an informal program in which all
participated, contributing a declama.
tory or musical number as fancy sug-
gested. Charades were also a feature
of the occasion n near the close of
the pleasant hours light refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
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The Browning club will meet next
Monday evening, converting, as is Gus.
tomary at its first session, with Mrs.
Roach. A program for the years work
will be presented by the program com.
lulIlec, WnlCu COuolSlS VI NILS. L. II
knight, Mrs. T. H. Gibson and Mrs. N.
L. Corthell.
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Prof. and Mrs. Marquardt entertain,
ed the Tuesday vening Musical club
at its first session, which vas held this
week, the attendance being large and
much interest being manifested by the
members. Ethel Merriam and Grace
Peabody were reinstated as members,
they having been absent all last year.
The club has subscribed for the Must.
cal Courier, a weekly New York publ
cation which is devoted to current mu.
steal topics, and a committee Of three
will be appointed at each club meeting
to prepare from it's columns s%uccincS
accounts of existing conditions in vo-
cal, instrumental and dramatic lines.
Modern composers will be taken up
this year., a paper on some great mu
sucian being presented at each session
of the club. Miss Ethel Merriam, who
spent last year in Europe, has been
asked to deliver a paper at the next
session on some of the observations
which she made while abroad. The
club will meet at the Lee residence on
the 18th.
Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy entertained the
Jolly Eight at a special session Thurs
day evening, the party being n of the
most delightful of the series the club
has been enjoying of late. The hos
tess served a delicious lunch and each
guest received a pretty souvenir, Lar
annie in a sea SHE'LL" the views of the
Gem City which the pretty booklets
contain being very good.
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The October session Of the Baptist
Aid society was held Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. G. A. Hunt, a large
number of ladies being in attendance.
The afternoon was devoted to making
aprons. In November Mrs. ]. T. Hoili-
day will entertain the society.
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The Tuesday Afternoon Reading cir
Gle held its first session this week at
the home of Mrs. Roach and the fol-
lowing officers were selected for the
season: President, Mrs. r. e. Fitch;
keeper of records, Miss Alice Holiday;
program committee, Mrs. Eta Roach,
Mrs. e. H. knight, Mrs. T. II. Gibson.
Mrs. Sutphin was made a member Of
the club. The circle will meet again
with Mrs. Arnold on the 18th.
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Mrs. James Mathison will entertain
the Jolly Eight at a snecial session this