Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-12-08
SOCIAL GOSSIP.
Society Happenings During
tho Week.

l. DIST Sunday School at her HON
a A bout thirty little ones joined
the sport of blowing bubbles q,
r playing games Of all kinds. Whe
: the busy day was done, and I'll
little faces began to look tired, Mr.
Logan and her mother Mrs. Teeo
helped each one to delicious cake
lemonade and fruit, and they q
went home light hearted and happ
thoroughly convinced that neve
before did they have 80 nice,a time
In all the years of our life, be they
few or many, there is really no tim,
when our hearts are az capable o
pure. unalloyed happiness as surinf
the innocent days OF childhood
Grown people the world over should
strive to make childhood a happy
state. 1t takes so little.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church
will have their entertainment at
Odd Fellows Hall on Xmas Eve.
There will be house for Santa
Claus and Xmas tree followed by
recltatlons tableaus and a cantata.
Mrs. c. l.. Logan has the children
in training for this mild opera, and
it will no doubt prove the feature
of the evening.
Tuesday evening the ladies OF the
Relief Corps held a meeting at
Masonic Hall for the purpose of
electing officers for the the ensueing
year. Mrs. Murphy, the President
being absent In San Francisco. Mrs.
White, Senior Vice filled the chair,
and presided with SO much grace.
and dignity as to entirely win the
hearts of all. The respective eff
cers were elected by acclamation.
and general good will prevailed.
Tho only thing to mar the pleasure
Of the evening was what came near
proving a very serious accident
to Miss Mabel Little. Jsst before the |
aeetIng was called to order, Miss |
Little accompanied by Miss Barley |
stepped into an anti-room where
here was no light, and Miss Little
opened what she supposed was a
,loset door. As the door swung
BACK, the young lady tell ten or
welve feet and striking upon ali
I'D box at the bottom was consid-
rsbly bruised. Though strange to
ay no bones were broken. Miss
'arkley ran back and gave the
larm. There were about thirty ladies
resent and for some time the wild
st confusion prevailed. There
ere no movable lights to be found t
nd few if any know where the girl s
ad fallen. Some said there was U
bottom to the hole, others said
was full of water. All these en- A
'ursglng reports came near driving
RI. Little insane. After consider
lie delay to light was procured, Il
ID Miss Little assisted by Mr.. e
anford climbed up q rope ladder 81
he was very white and frightened, it
It brave as a little soldier and TO
on convinced her mother that she de
IS all right. or
The friends of Mrs. Bourrett, pc
'ther of Mrs. e. Au be, rendered
very pleasant surprise party
Thursday evening at her son-in-
Is residence on K ing street.
friday evening Mr.. Virgins Of ifft
Ipire gave social dance at his an
|; many attended and we're all
| pleased. for
here was to have been a dance del
Sewers Mansion on Friday even jud
given by the Reed sisters, but by
as postponed on account of the the
m. This is the second time upo
bad weather has prevented q
al gathering ct the Mansion. I
riday afternoon the w. @. I. u. the
at the NJ. E. Parsonage to
sact businesses. There were a
t ladies present. Unless the WI
lbers of the w. G.. T. o. display sho'
tie more energy and enterprise teet
can scarcely expect the people ems
rye to take muce interest in wine