, 1908-06-13
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Hilda Kline, Nina Cook, Amy Mathi-
son Sarah Birnie, Edith Stirling,
Irene Weightman, Marguerite Bell, Der.
nice Weightman. Margaret Soule, Ellen
Greenbaum. Lois Butler, Fannie May
nard, Marie Marsh and Dorthy Dow
ney.
A quartette of charming Cheyenne
girls came over yesterday for the cadet
ball. Miss Marion Burrage, who win
return home tomorrow, is the guest of
Dean and Mrs. Bode. The others ex-
pect to remain for commencement
week, and Miss Bessie Jones is visit
ing Mrs. Spanord, Miss Margaret Muir
ry is with her sister at the Trout resi-
dence and Miss Bessie PASCAL is the
guest Of Miss Eta Kennedy.
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The Clio club closed its years work
with the session last Saturday night
at the Symons residence. Mrs. Downey
completed the series Of papers on
Nation Makers with a powerful eu-
logy On Jane Adams, Mr.. Arnold leu
the discussion and Mrs. Symons gave
the reading. The club held its an
nual meeting succeeding the literary
features of the session and 1t was de-
cided to devote next year to the study
Of THE Implications Of Democracy"
and this line of thought will be taken
up in its widest ense. Mr.. Fitch was
elected president. DR.. Downey was Sc
'lected for the se~cretaryship and Prof.
Merz was made the third member of
the executive board.
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The closing exercises in the public
schools occurred yesterday and the
minstrel entertainment at Roots this
afternoon and evening will finish the
school year. Already the teachers are
dispensing for well earned vacation
visits, Miss Thompson going last night
to her home in Iowa. She plans to
enter the state university there next
year and will not return, a fact
which Is sincerely deplored by parents
and pupils alike. Miss Leichhardt de-
- soAhoiAoW AiO mug lOl NlOllI-
cello, Iowa, where she will visit two
weeks. She will spend the summer at
her home at Elkhart, Wis. Miss Bron-
son also expects to leave tomorrow for
an extended trip going first to Chi
cago and to Niles, Mich. She will at.
tend the annual meeting Of the Ma
tional Educational association at Cleve-
land, Ohio, June goth to July 4 inclu-
sive, and later in the summer will
make an extended visit in Massachu-
sets. Miss Bronson is a descendant
of the Bunkers Of Bunker Hill, thus
rightfully being an heir of all the his
toric glory Of the grand old Bay state.
Prof Lee has not yet formulated his
plans for the summer, but ll Is to be
hoped he will see his way clear to TAX
ng the advice he gave to the teachers
at the Gramm banquet, and plan for
rest and recreation after his years
work. Miss Moore goes to the Wright
ranch, where she will teach a summer
school and rusticate amid the glories
of the mountains peaks. Mrs. Irby
will spend her vacation in Washing
ton and Oregon. Miss Nagle will en-
Joy herself at home and In the country
surrounding, and as she is an expert
horsewoman, the prospect is very
pleasant. Mrs. Taylor goes to Kala.
mazoo, Mich. Mrs. Whiting plans to
visit the Pacific slope with Mr.. and
Mrs. Farlane, n the party will go as
soon as the health of Mr.. McFarlane
will permit. Miss Kleeman will re-
main at home and anticipates a de-
lightful summer with expected guests.
Her brother, Louis Kleeman, with his
wife and baby III coming from San
Antonio, within a few days. Miss lies
will enjoy Laramie's unsurpassed eli
mate, for the present, at least Miss
Miller will visit at Sheridan and other
points in the state. Miss Rice and her
sister, Miss Alice, will leave tomorrow
for an extended sojourn in Michigan.
Miss Tessie WEIGH will rest and re,
create at home. Miss Simpson has not
fully decided upon summer plans. Miss
Bovee will go Immediately to her home
at Glendire, Mont, spending the sum-
mer in that state. Mrs. Wilson has
been SO busy, she has not had time to
think of vacation plans. Miss Wallis
will rest quietly at home, at least for
the present. Prof. Marquardt will
camp and fish in the mountains as
usual. Prof Bramhall and family will
go to the mountains at jamestown,
Col, as soon as possible after receiv-
ing his masters degree from the Uni
versity of Wyoming, leaving probably
about the 10th
The pretty home of the Misses
Knight on Evans street was the scene
at o today of a quiet but very beau
tiful wedding, Miss Margaret Knight
becoming the bride of Mr.. Ralph D.
Goodrich, The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. George @. Raj
ter, according to the impressive rite Of
the Episcopal church, Immediately af-
ter which an elaborate luncheon was
served and congratulations extended.
The bride was radiant in a beautiful
wedding gown of ivory white crepe de
chene with garnitures of rare old fam
lily lace. She carried a shower bou-
quet Of exquisite bridal roses. The
house was ~charmingly decorated in
green and white, masses OF palms and