, 1889-11-03
A LIVELY SOCIAL WEEK.
1t Was %charmingIy Marked by Sew
sral Gay Gatherings.
A Dinner to the Cross Country
Riders at the Club.
A Beautiful Wedding Anniversary
Party Halloween.

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the past week and leaden clouds and Bit
ing winds have taken the place of the In
Clan summer days, whose softly signing
breezes and sapphire blue skies, lecked
with 1eecy clouds, made the fact Of mere
existence a delight and a pleasure. No.
vember has come and we can but wish
For one smile more, departing distant SUM
One mellow smile through the soft, vapory
Ere, DER the frozen earth, the loud winds run,
And SHOWS are sifted DER the meadows bare;
Yet one rich smile and we Will try to bear,
The piercing winter frosts and winds and
darkened air.
Change in temperature seems, how
ever. to have DO effect upon the gay
members Of society-this week has been
quite a bright and CHEEKY one.
On Monday evening the gentlemen of
the Gross Country Club" gave a de-
lightful dinner in the cozy ladies caie''
at the Cheyenne Club. Although given
by the men the honors were ably done by
the lady members. The president. Mrs.
Mason, was seated at the head of the ia
BILE. while at the foot was the vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Carey. The other guests we're
Mrs. Hellman, Miss Bergman, DR.. Stew
ems, Mr.. Campbell, MIR. Kemp, Mr.. Ma
son, Nh. Hellman, Judge Carey and Mr..
Adams. Several changes were made in
the by law of the society and some addi-
tional clauses were added. A very enjoy
able evening was spent and the club looks
forward with much pleasure to its next
meeting on Monday, the 4th, at the
home of Mrs. Mason.
On Monday evening the Queen Anne
club held its regular meeting. The pa
pers were an essay on Adam Smiths
Wealth of Nations by Mrs. w. s.
Hurlbut and a sketch of the life and times
Of Fox by Mrs. Major Whipple. The
meeting was at Mrs. Hebard's and was
largely attended, almost all OF the mem
bers of the club being present.
Tuesday night enthusiastic politicians
wendell their way to the mass meeting at
the opera house for the purpose Of endors-
ing the constitution. There were a great
many ladies among the audience who
seemed quite as interested in the lengthy
resolutions ard sneeches as did the MEM
bers of the sterner sex. Among the
speakers were Judge Carey, Gen. Thomp
son., A. @. Campbell. Father Nugent and
Rev. Bright. Many of the remarks con-
tanned valuable information as to the
mount of wealth to be gotten out OF our
valuable territory under more favorable
circumstances
On the same evening DR.. and Mrs.
Appel gave a very pleasant card party at
the post. Six hundred euchre was the
game of the evening and unusually beau
titul prizes fell to the lucky winners. A
delicious supper was served at midnight
and the affair was pronounced a great sue
cess.
On Wednesday night Mrs. A. ii. Reel
CAV a card party. That evening was
also the occasion OF a charming dinner
given by Mrs. r. n. Heath it being the
sixth anniversary of her marriage.
Wedding anniversaries have been num-
erous this week. Thursday evening Mrs.
G. B. Goodell, Mrs. Bush and Mrs.
Freedom celebrated this yearly festival by
a united fete at the home of Mrs. Goodell.
The evening was also an anniversary of
another kind it being Mr.. Henry Hays
birthday. A beautiful cake was made in
his honor and he was almost overwhelmed
WIN CONGRATULATIONS anu friendly gifts.
L say almost overcome, but he recovered
sufficiently to thank his fair friends in a
most satisfactory and tender manner.
One of the features of the supper was
a fat, luscious little porker which was most
artistically carved by Mr.. Freeborn who
was made master of this ceremony. Hal
loween games, Scotch reels danced by Mr..
John Clay and Mr.. Tom Adams, Irish
songs, inimitably sung by Mr.. O'Sulli-
van and general iollity made up the
evenings amusements and the wee small
hours" had arrived when farewells were
reluctantly said. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, Miss Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. Baxter. Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sturgis, Miss Johnston, Capt. and Mrs.
Humphrey, Miss Thomas. Mr.. Percy
Hoyt and Miss Alice Smith, Miss Louise
and Miss Lisle Smith, Mr.. Bartlett Rich
ards, Mr.. and Mrs. Freedom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hay, Miss Moonlight, Mr.. Rossire,
MIR. and Mrs. Force. Mr.. and Mrs. Bush,