, 1907-04-13
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF The WEEK
BESSIE HALEY COOK, Editrsss.


ANNUAL hAooh OdAA " We 6lNSu Uy luG
Laramie M~aennerchor in it's remodeled
hall tonight and the first public recital
by Miss Shaw'sb expression school,
which will also occur this evening at
the university auditorium. Next
i "Wednesday evening THE Spectre
Knight" a %tuneful operetta, will be
staged by popular local amateurs I'M
! der the auspices Of the choir of the
Catholic church. This>i is the entertain.
ment which Vas originally dated for
March 18th, but which was postponed
on account Of the illness Of some of the
vocalists. Accounts ct the largely at
tended debate Of last evening, as we'll
as Of the cadet hop will be found else
where.
Mrs. C. H. Jacobson of Denver, who
was the guest of the Wyoming State
Federation of Women's clubs at its an
nual session in this, city last October,
has recently been honored by election
to the presidency of the Denver Wo-
mans club, and her ore of friends
in the sister federation extend hearty
congratulations both to her and to the
club, feeling that the latter is sure to
prosper under her able and conserva-
tive leadership. Mrs. Jacobson assist
ed very materially in making the feder-
alton here a success n her principal
address, "The Club" which was deliy-
cred on Friday evening of federation
week at the university auditorium was
one Of the most able and helpful utter
ances Of the great meeting. AS will be
casion with an exquisite sheaf of roses
as a token'of appreciation OF her SER
vices to the sister state, Mrs. Shlek
giving her the flowers in behalf of the
Wyoming federation. Excellent pic
lures of Mrs. Jacobson appeared in the
Denver papers in connection with the
election, and a part of the recount OF
the meeting from the Denver Republi-
can was as follows: Mrs. Jacobson,
elected to the presidency to
Mrs. Goddard. has been for a long time
active and prominent In the ahairs OF
the club, having served as first vice
president and in other offices. Her
until yesterdays unanimous vot gave
1t the best expression. When II was
quets, both 1oarl and Verpai' compIl-
menus winch she ackho"leosed neatly
IN a WHY speech. Inc applause was
cut snort only Decause Oh me Necessity
OF proceeding WITH tne rest'oi 'he eieo-
tlon.
The Cathedral Guild heldlts meetlng
at that time 70 cnanee n OF us
approaching lair 10 tne evening u
Ihursaay, inc zotn. lnls ao.ioh seem
ed advisable on ccouh OIL Tue concei'
which the Giee ana ciups
VIII! CIV at cheyenne On tne 1otn' sew
era OF tue MEMBERS OF tne CLUBS oeins
workers In tne episcopal cnufcn' anu
aiso oeoause@ VI INC iiou
en'ei Ills 'i.v
'ees were naineu ~ nn'e iee. enaiee
VI Tue ie.e guy "nl
aeahn neAe wednesday JIG ue"eiS
MIS- LoVeJoy VIII oncaee DIS hos'ess
1or tne 1ohv Eleht me-
~
Inc sewing
clup had a meelins at MIS-
Geosgel Pattersons pretty ne" holne
last SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Mrs. j. l.
P~eckehpaush VIII entertain me youns
~, - no,a,.s w;th +ham 81 +h.t tim,
nu. "rCI
~ pros COG Tuo.d.v evening the
nrog-o NJ inc,,,d;ng music and an ad.
dresa from Mrs Knigbt which am.
hod;.s ho1nf,1 IN nrassions 80 nor Wis
- n ao.torn schools
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..s;ons ~, 49, . maatina u1.dnes.
a.. u,th Mrs Kanrodv p,s,nass nor
ta;,;nn - 49, Tostau Mond.v boil wac
$3.50 ~. t.n,..nina. 49, e,oE
aar 49,. So, .hat ranS s,,ooessf,,
80. NJ VIoona, vii, antort.in
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