, 1908-01-18
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF The WEEK
By BESSIE BAILEY COOK.


ment Of any. A new club of great inn
portance was organized Tuesday,
however, II the clubs generally are
proceeding satisfactorily with their
programs after the holiday vacation in.
term. Lent is very late this year Ash
Wednesday falling on March 4th, and
there is plenty of time for gayeties be
fore that. The Masonic ball will proba.
bly, be given February 2Sth, and the
B. of l.. f. n E. thirtieth annual bali
will occur on February 21st, invitations
being already out for the latter func-
ton.
Mrs. C. A. Campbell extended de
lightful hospitality at euchre parties
on Thursday and Friday afternoons,
Mrs. Malvern H. Hodgeman being the
guest of honor on both occasions. This
pretty bride was most becomingly
gowned in pink embroidered swiss and
Mrs. Hodgeman declares that it will
be necessary to address her as MA
dame Hodgeman'' hereafter, to distin.
guish her from her daughter-in-law!
The prettiest of fancy score cards were
used II elaborate luncheons were
served, Mrs. Campbell being efficiently
assisted by Mrs. L. B.. McWethy and
Miss Mildred Rollins. The lists for the
parties included Mrs. Malvern Hodge
man, Mrs. R. e. Fitch, Mrs. N. L. Cor
thell, Mrs. C. L. Patched, Mrs. f. II.
Eggleston, Mrs. A. B. Hamilton. Mrs.
d. N. Stickney, Mrs. T. ]. Dayton. Mrs.
S. B. Miller. Mrs. Herman Langheldt.
Mrs. F C. Let's, Mrs. Robert Marsh,
Mrs. S. w. Downey, Mrs. L. d. Kenne.
DIV. Mrs. ]. W. Conner. Mrs. F. n. Spaf-
ford. Mrs. H. A Gonden, Mrs. A. FricIl-
son. Mrs. Lucia HodCemau. Mrs. !. II.
Symons, Mrs. ]. C Livesv, Mrs. C. s.
Conner of st. Joseph, Mo. Mrs. Ed
ward Iyinson MR. r. G. Fitch. Mrs,
Harry Cordiner. Mrs. Charles A. Bal
lard. Mrs. G.. w Spalding Mrs ]. IL.
Davis. Mrs. w. c. Thomas. Mrs. T. c..
McNif. Mrs. Frank J. Terry. Mrs. J..
w Ernest. Mrs Earle Carter. Mrs. 6
H. Campbell. Mrs. E. J. Lehman, Mrs.
Jesse Converse, Mrs. H. n. Roach, Mrs.
A. E. Holiday and Miss Nellie Marsh
4 4 Z
The nine women officiaTIv connected
with the University of wyoming per.
fected an organiz ton on Tuesday
which will he known as tha T~rniversitv
Women,s cIub mr. wergsIand heing
elected president and Miss Adsit sec
rotary The other arc Dr
uehard mr. Downev Prof NiddIakauff
Prof Stoner Mrs. Mary SIavens Clark
Misc Meader ana Miss Durward The
nroeram and executive committea CON.
s,sts of Dr. Downey. chairman. PROF
lMiddlekauff and Miss Hon.
orarv mbersh was conferred upon
the women holding membership in tha
university hoard of trustees-Mrs. Res
sic Arnold stone of Evanston and Miss
Harriet KNIGHT of CHEYENNE. Mrs
Stone was the FIRST woman instructor
in the institution and Miss knight also
taugbt at one time being now the alum.
nj trustee on the hoard. Former in
structors were made associate mem
hers This LIST including Dr. Morse of
BOSTON Mrs louisa Morev Allen of
Granville Tenn Mrs Marian Locke
Morrison of Concord. NJ. Fl. Miss Grace
Charles studvine for doctor's depree IN
University of Chicago. Miss Helena
Bassett DAYTON Ohio If is e~xpected
that tha associate members will CON
tribute papers TO the programs from
time to tine The cIub will have its
h~eadouarters at the Doctors Inn and
sessions will he held monthly. COZ
yening on the second Tuesday after
noon. at 4.3O. the meetings lasting
inst one hour. The program will con.
sisf of a paper or talk. followed by dis.
cussion and social features are barred
in the interest of the clubs work. h
LIST of torics tn he takep nm is a long
ono ona inc1udes suob tima1,. +hemac
rs "What College Women Are Doing
in settlement Work: in Social Reform
in Philanthropy in the Business
World" The True Motive of the
Young Women's Christian Association
as DeveIoned in College Work 4" .'VVhat