, 1908-04-25

Me Harris
Fay McCarty and Eva Storey.
Moonlight River Allen
Alva McCarty.
Duet, "Toddlers' March. .Lerman
Katie Schwatke and Minnie Pearson.
DAY Dreams of Youth. $50. .Harnish
Nellie Crout.
'"Tarantelle" Dennee
Florence Schwatke.
Song, Some Day When Dreams
Come True" Stats
Mr.. Cady.
BLUE Bird Polka. Smuller
Sidney George.
Mia Belle Waltz. .Kuck
Elsie Lester and Vera Sydenham.
Sweet Bye and Sitter
Ellen Sherwin.
Dainty Polka" .Lerman
Alva McCarty and Emma Marker.
"Waves of the Danube. ...... Pound
Orchestra.
$40
The Tuesday Evening Musical club
held a very pleasant session this week
dl lhc ASS i1SiiShNSr Inv ioAAo
program being rendered:
Paper, Brahms. ....... .........
Mrs. Lee.
Vocal solo, Lullaby. ...... Brahms
Miss Kleeman.
Quartette, while l Have YOU.
Messrs. Marquardt, Bramhall, Lee and
Schilling.
Review Musical Courier. ........
Mrs. Lee.
Piano Duet, Gypsy Dance. Brahms
Mrs. Marquardt and Mr.. Jacobus.
Vocal solo, This Tiny Flower.
....... Paul Lohring
Mrs. Latimer.
Piano solo, Ballad No. p. Chopin
Mrs. Tower.
The club had as its special guest
Mrs. Towar of Denver, who is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Marquardt. Mrs.
Tower possesses brilliant and diversi-
fel talents and delighted her new
friends, not only with her piano num-
bers but with vocal selections, and
with readings from Riley which moved
her auditors alternately to laughter
and to tears. The members of the
club are hoping to hear her again at
the next session, which will be held
May 5th with Miss Kleeman.
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Mrs. F. D. Stafford, recording Sec
rotary of the Wyoming state Fedora
ton of Women's clubs, who has been
in charge Of the Year Book or 1908, is
today mailing the artistic and compre-
hensive little publication to the officers
of the National Federation Of Women's
clubs, each state president, all officers
of the state federation and mem
bers of committees and the presi-
dents of all federated clubs in the
state. Others desiring to obtain the
valuable pamphlet can secure it from
the corresponding secretary of the
state federation, Mrs. o. P. Hanna of
Sheridan, its price being ten cents.
1t contains much matter of interest
and helpfulness to the club workers
of Wyoming.
The first annual c%onvocation of the
Bpiscopalians of Wyoming will con-
vene in this city next Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday and the gather
ing will bring many distinguished
guests to Laramie, several of the
clergymen being accompanied by their
wives. H~earthstones will be made wide
to entertain all and the gathering is
anticipated with much interest by
members of all the churches. Lunch
con will be served at the Bishops resi-
dence each day for the clergy, Mrs.
Bode being assisted by ladies of the
church. 1t was deemed best 1t u ar
range any function of a purely social
nature for this, the list and most inn
portant gathering o. the infant do
cese.
Mrs. Charles Miller n Mrs. A. X
Gibson entertained the Social Unior
delightfully."- yesterday at the residence
of Andrew Miller, the attendance
being large. The club mas begun its
work in Tennyson and is studying The
Idyls of the King" Mrs. Prof. Bran
hall giving the first iiY.-"The Coming
Of Arthur" and Mrs. u. A. Crawford
presenting the econl--"Gareth and
Lynette." Mrs. Jameson contributed
a piano number and the rel, call was
answered by quotations from Tcnny'
son. Appetizing refreshments were
served. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Nc
Nally will entertain til, union at its
next session at the Jackson residence.
$50
The Odd Fellows will celebrate
their anniversary with a ball at Maen-i
nerchor hall next Tuesday evening.