, 1908-05-09
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SOCIETY EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
By BESSIE BAILEY COOK.



The club year Is drawing to a clos.
and interest largely centers in the 1na
meeting of the numerous literary am
musical organizations. All the clubs
with n exception, have enjoyed pro
htable and successful years and al
ready plans are being made for the
continuation of work next season
some of the lines contemplated bein:
especially novel and interesting. So
cially, aside from club meetings ane
entertainments of a public nature, few
events have occurred. Matrons are
busy setting their homes in order and
1t hardly seems probable that May will
figure prominently in the social sea
son this year. June brings its special
guests and the round of gayety Incl
dent to commencement and then for
the happy summertime!
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The Tourists who were to have met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Latimer met in.
stead at DR.. and Mrs. Browns, owing
to the illness of Mrs. Pierce, but the
Brown house was used only as a rem
devious, the club going from there to
DR.. Tisdel had been made wise" so
he was able to delay Mrs. Tisdel and
keep her home until the other tour
lists arrived. Miss M~iddlekauff and
Miss Durward kindly furnished the
refreshments, even to carrying the
ice cream freezer, and ene unusual and
informal nature OF the meeting made
it doubly enjoyable. Miss Bode for
the travel talk gave a graphic account
of a trip from Australia to Tasmania,
and the paper by Mrs. Hogbin on inc
French in Canada was an extremely
brilliant one. The club accepted the
invitation of DR.. and Mrs. Brown to
meet with them next week, h hour
being changed from eight to half past
six o'clock. This is the last meeting
of the year and there will be no pro-
gram, only the annual election of of,
ficers, SO the meeting will be entirely
a social one. At Thursdays meeting
Mrs. Arnold Bode was elected to mem
bership. The club is to study Ger
many next year and appended is an
outline of the topics to be followed:
Ancient Germany in Nibelungen
Days" THE Christianization of Ger
many" Henry Ill and his Times"
German Crusaders" Martin Luth-
err" Frederick the Great and Prus-
sia." The Struggle for German Lib
erty.' "Bismark and German Unity"
Goethe and the Literary Revival"
German Music and Musicians" THE
German School and University" THE
German Military System" Wagner
and the Music Drama" THE Castled
Rhine"
The Browning club met with Mrs.
Roach on Tuesday evening, Rev. A.
G. Hogbin officiating as leader. Car
lyle's "Mohammei" was read and dis
cussed. This club has decided to take
up the study of the Bible next year.
under the efficient leadership Of Mr..
Hogbin. One more meeting will CON-
plete this seasons work and the club
will hold the session with Judge and
Mrs. Brown on the 18th.
So
Mrs. McNally and Mrs. Berg enter
tanned the Social Union at the Jack
son residence yesterday afternoon, tue
meeting being very enjoyable. 1t was
a strictly social session and a hunt
ing game amused the members. De-
licious refreshments were served by
the hostesses. Mrs. Jameson will re-
ceive the union at it's next meeting.
Mrs. E.. e. Fitch officiated pleasant
ly as hostess for La Tarde de Noche
at a Kensington afternoon Wednesday,
special guests being Mrs. A. e. Holli-
day and Mrs. Guy Holiday. Mrs.
| Harry Houston will entertain at the
next session of this delightful club.
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The Woman's club omitted the meet
ing which should have been held to-
day.
The May session of Trinity Luthe'
ran Aid society was held with Mrs.
James Rasmussen on Tuesday and the
meeting was largely devoted to per
fecting arrangements for the enter
tainment and pleasure Of the distin'
guished guests which attended the
eighteenth annual meeting of the
Rocky Mountain synod of the Lutheran
church held here Thursday and Fri
Lay. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
In honor of her guest, Mrs. George
Hunt of Laramie, and Mrs. Ernest
Greig, who is oon to leave town, Mrs
L. R. Tyson entertained Thursday af
ternoon at a delightful little progress
sive tea. The decorations were Per
sian lilacs and the place cards pretty
little affairs bearing odd and ever
numbers. After the tea Mrs. Fitzger
aid entertained with some pleasing
recitations. Mrs. A. P. Hanson assist
ed Mrs. Tyson in serving the guest:
who we're: Mesdames Greig, Hunt
e. S. Johnston, Fitzgerald, Stimson
Vreeland, S. d. Hunt, Dobbins, f. A