, 1908-02-15


the annals of this club. The regular
session of the organization will be held
next Tuesday night at Prof. Lees.
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Mrs. Elrie Dahlgren Hiskey enter
tanned thirty of her music pupils at
luncheon wednesday afternoon at 2:3O,
Misses Hagbery, Bath, Watkins and
Goetz assisting the hostess in serving
the delicious repast. The apartments
were prettily decorated with ferns and
pepper berries end crimson flowers
served as centerpleces for the various
tables. Succeeding the luncheon, the
program, which was really a class les
son, was rendered, Misses Watkins,
Goetz, Hartman, Weightman and Stir.
ling acting as critics. The pupils en-
joying this Lincoln day party We're
Lillian Goetz, Mary Watkins, Helen
Hagbery, Florence Bath, Susan Brown,
Alice Hardman, Katherine Hoge, Ruth
Hickson, Irene Weightman, Meredith
Langheldt, Myrtle Bath, Marie Marsh,
Dora Maynard, Mary Maynard, Celia
Reimers, Fern Taylor, Catherine Nc
Broom, Sarah Brine, Helen Johnson.
Mamie May, Edith Stirling, Clara May,
Ruth Douglas, Mary Ethel Holiday, An
HE Cowper, Jennie Titus, Clarence
Hartman and Leo Knadler. Melton and
Melford Nelson were guests of Clar-
ence Hartman and Leo Knadler.
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The Browning club will meet Monday
evening with Rev. A. c. Hogbin.
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Mrs. Roach having returned from
Sheridan, the Tuesday Afternoon Read.
ing circle will hold its session next
week at her rooms at Mrs. McMullen's,
instead of with Mrs. Sutphin as arrang-
ed at the last meeting.
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The Tourist club was pleasantly
entertained Thursday evening by Cap
tain Heavcy and Mr.. Burrage at their
cosy apartments at Mrs. Marsh's. Miss
Bode gave the paper, continuing the Sc.
ries on the British Empire. Her sub
ject was Australia Oe%scriptive)" and
she handled it exceedingly well. Mrs.
Hogbin wrote to her fellow club mem
bers from New York that she has had
the great pleasure Of hearing Madam
Tetrazzini, and they, refusing to be
outdone by their rover, proceeded to
put several Madam Tetrazzini records
on the %phonograph and then wrote to
Mrs. Hogbin that they, too, had been
listening to the great vocalist! The
hosts served an %appetizing chatting dish
supper, Mr.. Burrage officiating as oys-
ter chef with great credit to himself.
The club will hold its next meeting
with DR.. and Mrs Tisdel.
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The Laramie ladies who are inter-
ested in the new organization of ex-
teachers, teachers and patrons of the
public schools held an enthusiastic
meeting at the library Tuesday after,
loon. The ex-teachers are asked to
convene again at the same place next
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock,
when plans will be further discussed
and perfected.
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The Clio club was charmingly enter.
tanned Tuesday evening by Mrs. Moudy,
Prof. Merz giving the paper on Schil
Ter, his choice among Nation Makers
and to whom he paid powerful tribute.
DR.. June Downey led the discussion,
bringing out %splendidly the philosophi,
cal and psychological influence WELD,
ed by Schiller. DR.. Wergeland gave
an appropriate reading in a most eff
fective manner The club will hold
its next meeting at the Merz residence.
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Mrs. A. H. Doane of Cheyenne, and
Mrs. Ida Hammersley of Lake Geneva,
Wis, made a brief visit here early in
the week with their relatives, Prof.
Lee and family. Mrs. Hammersley is
an artist of marked ability, her spe-