, 1907-07-13
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF The WEEK
BESSIE BAILEY COOK. Editrsss.
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President and Mrs. Frederick Mon
roe Tisdel gave their annual recep-
ton to the faculty and students Of the
summer school of the University of
Wyoming at their beautiful new home
last night, the guests numbering near.
ly fifty. The function was an informal
affair and very enjoyable throughout,
an impromptu musical program being
one Of the delightful features of the
evening. This concert included LES
Danse de Fees" (Jael) and Chopin's
Opus "a, No. 1, by Mrs. Mary Slavens
Clark, director of the university school
Of music; and a march for the piano by
Dean Arnold G. H. Bode, the music
being composed by the gifted musician
himself. For an Moore Dean Bode
gave a charming Irish folk song. The
company were also favored with sew
c~ompanying the players. Prof. Merz
gave "Traumerei' by Schumann, in
his happiest and Mr.. Dana
Tisdel played most acceptably Sim
pie Confession" by Thone and the me
lodious angels S~erenade." The
Misses Neva and Helen Nelson and
Bada and Eva Johnson oficiated grace
fully in the dining room, serving de-
licious fruit lemonade and waters. The
second summer school reception was
declared to be a great success by those
in attendance.
At a deferred meeting of the Clio
club held recently at the Arnold resi-
dence, Mr.. Arnold was elected presi.
dent for the ensuing year and Mrs. Sy'
mons was made secretary. For the
third member, who with the president
and secretary will constitute the ex
ecutive committee, Prof. Ridgaway was
chosen. The club decided to study
Nation Makers next winter, the plan
which proved SO popular during the
season just closed with great religious
leaders being again followed. Accord
ing to this method, each member Is
permitted to write a paper setting
forth the character n achievement.
of any "nation-maker' he may prefer
the names to be submitted to the com
mittee at a certain date. SO that dupli
cation may be avoided.
Mrs. H. G.. knight is anticipating
the arrival next Monday from Wichita
Kas, Of her sisters, the Misses Dry
den, for an extended visit.
Mrs. Dryden and son, Mr.. Dryden
of Wichita, Kas., who have been
guests at the home of Prof. and Mrs
knight, continued their journey to Cali
fornia today. They are travelling fol
the benefit of Mr.. Dryden's health, al
he has recently suffered from a severe
attack of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Dana Tisdel of Muskogee, l. T.
is visiting at the home of his uncle
DR.. F. M. Tisdel.
Mrs. Nellis E. Corthell gave an enjoy
able euchre party Monday afternoon
eight tables being necessary for tn,
accommodation of her guests. TIL.
souvenirs were novel and pansies were
~profusely utilized in decorative eff
fects. An elaborate luncheon wa.
served at the conclusion of the game
Misses Miriam and Gladys Corthell AM
Miss Helen Symons assisting in enter
tanning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Davis entertain
ed the 16 club most delightfully."- Thurs
day evening, Mrs. Jupp of Pueblo, be
ing a special guest Of the organization
The members opine that the Campbell
are not only coming but have actual,
arrived, as the IS. H. s. and &c. A. s.
actually captured all four prizes! Thi
club has now disbanded for the sum
mer, subject to the call of the presi
dent, Mrs. Hodgeman.
Mrs. H. G. Knight oficiated as hos
tess for the Tuesday afternoon Read
ing circle this week, her mother, Mrs
Dryden Of Wichita, Kas., being a wei
come guest of the club. The circle
will hold It's next reading at the home
of Mrs. Latimer.
Mrs. A. G. Hogbin spent the week a
the Flag ranch, the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert deHomer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gilman enter
tanned delightfully."- at dinner Thursda,
evening for the Misses Annie and Bees
sic latham, covers being also laid To-
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Babcock and Mastel
Orrin Babcock and Mr.. Rogers. Wild
roses were prettily used in decorative,
effects.
Miss Laura Lee returned from hel
Cheyenne visit this afternoon and wa,
accompanied by her young cousins