, 1890-04-20
THE SOCIAL SWIM.
An Elegant rartv Given by MIR. and
Mrs. Marshal johnson.


The social events of the past week
while not numerous nave been unusually
pleasant. One OF the most enjoyable
parties ever given in the city was that
rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal John.
son on Monday evening to their friends
at their elegant residence on Sixteenth
street. The floral decorations and souy
euirs to the guests marked the event as
a rose party. Each lady was the recipient
of at elegant bouquet OF roses tied with
ribbons on which was written her part
ner's na me. Boutonnicrs of carnations
were presented the gentlemen. Drive
whist was the diversion of the even ing.
The players were DIR. Marston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Potter. Judge NanDevanter and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Durbin, Mr..
and Mrs. Larsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Covert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins. Miss Patton,
Misses Alice and Grace Hebard, Miss
Kate Davis, Miss Slaughter, Fred S.
Hebard. Miss Reel, Miss Willard. G. W.
Riner, Jno. +. Willard, Mr.. Repath,
Mrs. II. B. Patten, Mr.. and Mrs. Kirx
and Mr.. Cropsey. The first prizes, con
sisting of elegant bouquets of roses
were Won by Mrs. Covert and Mr..
Robins, The BOBBY prizes and roses
tied with immense green bows
fell to Miss Patton and Mr.. Hebard.
Elaborate refreshments were served. The
ices were novelties and for the ladies' were
made into Gala lilies and for the gentle
men into ;apers in which burned delicate
wicks of silk. The occasion will be re-
membered with pleasure by all who at
tended.
The sociable given by company X, the
Girl Guards, on Tuesday evening was a
great success Notwithstanding the weather,
A drill BY the company under its new off
GERS, Emma o. Bricn. captain. and Ger
trude Morgan and Kate Kelly, %lieuten.
ants, preceded the dancing, which lasted
until midnight. Refreshments were served
during the evening. The music was by
the new Union Pacific orchestra.
A most enjoyable German was given at
the club on Tuesday evening. Although
planned hurriedly and partaking of an
impromptu character the arrangement
for the pleasure of those who attended
were perfect. The post orchestra
furnished the music. The favors
Ntlt tttlly dtlu luC SuDDtT
thoroughly enjoyed. Those present
we're: Mr.. Rossire, Miss Kent. Mrs. Kent,
George Morgan, Maud Horrie, B. B..
David, Minnie Casey, Mr.. Bennett. Miss
Garrety, Lieut., Clay. Mrs. Fisher. Fred
DeBillier, Mrs, Pollllon, Governor War
rem, Mrs. Baldwin, DR., and Mrs, Ken
dali, Mr.. and Mrs. Mast, VIM. Sturyis
Jr., MIS-. Humphrey, DR.. and Mrs.
Barkwell, John David, Mrs. Van Tassell,
G. L. Beard, Miss Casey, Mr.. and Mrs
Brewster, J. T. L. Ployart, Miss Morgan,
!. Mr.. Harvey, Lisle Smith, Mr.. Brooks,
Miss Smith, DR.. and Mrs. Appel, Lieut..
Lockwood, Miss Marshall and MIR. and
Mrs. Graves. Mr.. S;urgis led the Ger
The Queen Anne club held its regular
meeting on Monday evening. On Thurs,
day eqening, the members of the Literary
club and their husbands were entertained
by Mrs. Van Devanter.
Mrs. F. w. Ransom is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Potter.
Mrs. j. o. Churchill will leave for the
East during the coming week on an ex.
tended visit.
The departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Graves
will be regretted by their numerous so.
clety friends.
The next organ recital will be given
Tuesday week by Mr.. Sellick. Miss Lizzie
Whitcomb will be the vocalist.
The visit of the famous AugustIn Daily
company to Cheyenne, which is an,
nounced for the 9th and 18th, is a the.
atrical event of unusual importance and
will afford a rare treat to amusement
seekers.