, 1907-02-02
THE WEEK
IN SOCIETY

The lull in society matters contin,
ues, and there is little ou of the or.
binary routine to chronicle this week,
except, Of course, the Masonic ball
which has already been reported at
length in the columns of this paper. II
may p~ardonably be reiterated, how
ever, that this notable event was Il
gratifying success in all its particu,
lars, the presence of the distinguished
guests from abroad adding appreciably
to the pleasure Of the occasion. Sew.
eral pretty parties are being planned
for February and next weeks an.
nouncements indicate very busy days,
the list of regular clubs and socie-
ties being augmented by the organ
recital at the cathedral Tuesday night
and the University Glee and Mandolin
club entertainment Friday night. Then
there is the dollar dinner" which the
gentlemen anticipate will be so pleas
ant and profitable on Saturday night,
and the ladies are inquiring in this
connection if women's rights extend
only as far as Cheyenne, where the
better halls are allowed, at least to
view the scene from the galleries on
similar occasions. Well, never mind;
Laramie women need to know a whole
lot more about Sigman AMI sapient
appropriation of water than they 90
about Deming and dry farming and
the dollars they save on that dinner
may come in handy for water fines
next summer.
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Mrs. R. E. Fitch officited as hostess
at a travelling party yesterday af-
ternoon, the delightful journey being
enjoyed by thirty tourists. Twenty-six
numbered articles were concealed
about the apartments and each guest
being supplied with her Baedeker
bound in the characteristic red, search
was made for the fruit, woods of vari-
ous sorts, etc., and the articles as
found were entered opposite the coun-
guide books were numbered and each
lady later called at the "postofice"
and received a pretty postcard CORE
spending with her number, while seats
at lunch time were also decided by the
same numerals. The souvenirs were
miniature suit cases in various styles
and the entire affair was as delightful
as it was novel. Mrs. Fitch was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. E. E.
Fitch, Mrs. R. G. Fitch and Miss Alice
Holiday.
The meeting of the Browning club
which was set for next Monday even
ing at the Latimer residence has been
postponed one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Davis did not en-
terrain the 16 club last night on &C
count of the illness of Mrs. Fisher and
the session will be held the first Of
next week.
The Cathedral Guild will meet at
the deanery next Wednesday after
noon to arrange for its Lenten work.
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The meeting of the Jolly Eight
which was planned for tonight has
been postponed n week on account
of the illness of four members of the
club, and Mrs. Lovet. will entertain
the players next Saturday night.
Mrs. Tisdel received the ~Presbytec-
ian Missionary society Thursday after
DOR The February session of this
organization will be held with Mrs. p.
C. Rauner.
Mrs. E. H. knight entertained the
Teachers Reading circle very pleasant
ly Thursday evening, Mrs. Prof. Lee
and Mrs. Prof. Marquardt being spec
ial guests. Mrs. Lee will be at home
to the circle on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 14th.
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Mrs. w. L. McCune entertained the
Priscilla club most enjoyably Tuesday
afternoon.
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The January session of the Baptist
Ladies' Missionary union was held
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. G. A. Hunt.
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The committee selected by the Wo-
mans club to have charge of the play,
"Rebecca's Triumph" which that Or
! ganization will soon present, has as
signed it's work as follows: Chairman,
A. Dntol