, 1908-08-29
. SOCIETY EVENTS j
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OF JlnEiUEEK:
By BESSIE BAILEY COOK



By BESSIE BAILEY COOK.
Already summer joys are being cast
aside and eyes and hearts are turned
toward the future. Vacation days are
over and the pleasure seekers are
trooping home from mountain mi
plain. Summer visitors have returned
to their own firesides and the fall 1T
ding of students to the east for special
study Is at hand. Among these, inter-
est centers just now is Miss Carrie
Burton, who hopes to leave Septem-
Der 18th for Washington, to complete
her study of the piano at Howard Uni
vers.ty. Miss Burton will meet her ex-
penses at that noted institution by ser
wing as photographer to several of the
ms ructors, and her Laramie friends
will tender her a benefit recital next
Tuesday evening at the university aud
itorium, the proceeds from which will
lie used to cover travelling expenses.
Miss Burton's musical ability has won
her many admirers and a record
breaking attendance is expected at
this farewell concert. Several prOmi-
nant so,,o+,, Ia dtas are acting as ratron-
asses fcr The event which will inaugu.
rate most pleasantly the fall amuse-
ment season. Miss Burton will be as
! sisted by e. F.. Landor of Cheyenne, a
well known vocalist and formerly a
member of the Blind Boone concert
comnanv Prof. M. 8 Rickel will have
charge of the orchestral numbers.
The nroeram is as follows:
PART l..
| Selection Orchestra
Prof. Ms. Rickel. director.
| IA, Overture "Faust. .Gounot-Leybach
n, .Confidence.
IL, ..consolation". $500. Mendelssohn
Vocal solo .Ah. IsHaye sighed To
Resi- Me" from I'll ,Trovatore")
Mrs.,E F. Lander
.1 E-s,afette. Ga,on brilliantly .Herzoe
PART II.
Selection Orchestra
Hungarian Rhapsodie No, a. Lasxt
Vocal sole, He Was a. Prince" .Lynes
Mrs. r. F. Landor.
(a) Second Masurka" -....,.. Cedar
(b) Meditation. .Baacovitx
Germans Triumphai March" .kunkei
The Last Hope. .Gottschatk
.4&A
DR.. and Mrs. P. C.. McNin were the
full informal party complimentary 70
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. NC
Mn of Chicago. Euchre was the game
and those who played were DR.. MIS-.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathison, Mrs.
DR.. Holbrook Of Phoenix, Ark, MT.
and Mrs. G. A. Campbell, Miss Eykyn
and George R Eykyn. Dainty refresh
ments were served, MISS EyKyn pref
Mrs. McNif returned to their home
at Chicago on Tuesday.
AA4
Mrs Dr. Holbrook OF Phoenix, Ariz.,
wa. the honor guest at a cosy euchre
no,.tv given NV Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A.
ramnhell last, night. others present
heinz Or. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mr., q n Eeeleston. DR.. and Mrs.
o., sNvaeeqer Mr.-and Mrs. Leslie
Kennedy and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
mon. Dehc,ous refreshments wer.
ssrved and the occasion was much en-
iovea nv the uarticipants.
SO
,r,,,.r NO.. a. home +,
tne o.is ~ C.r,sp.,fe
noon nel s11T Igsmas ~. Alice
MIS- fann mai paachom
Marsn 0p p,oa sndnr.,'
MISSES Au.@ H..s h,,.,. .f,er
sare' brouie nap -. naosNe.
noon was spent rr...
DIRK ana aeiicfous
served.
AT a special meeuns Oh tue ~.S
! held MONDAY ai'ernon ..
negie building, MIS- ~ y Spauo'
recording secretary Oh Tue lNn-
and Prof Minnie A. Stohe,' nNa
OF n domestic science uepa'
were elected 10 tne
meeting OF the federatioh' wnicn W.
convene at ewcast oc'ope NA
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Mss Leichhardt will be at nome a.