, 1891-10-18
SOCIETY'S D0MGS.
The Week EnIivsned by Receptions
and Card Parties.
Attractive Dancing Glasses for the
Young People.
Weddings that Have Taken Place
and Are Anticipated.

Il Pdcb VEGA uh5 DGCu plCAoaDll1
filled up with parties and receptions. The
visit of Miss Kate Field was made the &C.
casion of a largely attended reception at
Mrs. Warren's on Thursday evening. On
Friday evening Miss Field was the guest
of the Queen Anne club, which met at
the home of Mrs. Breckons on East
Eighteenth street. Those who were pres
ent were Mesdames Smith, Baxter, War
rem. Egbert. Appel. Hale, Clark, Post,
Guiterman, and KIlbourne and Miss
Grace Hebard.
Miss Field told the club of her efforts
to have the duty taken off works of art
imported from abroad. When Miss Field
started In upon her crusade against the
unjust taxation of works OF art the duty
was 80 per cent. She prevailed upon the
author of the Mckinley bill to have art
put on the free list and the bill passed
the house. She failed to keep a watchful
eye upon the senate and when the bill
passed that body is per cent duty was i'm
posed and the bill finally passed both
houses that way. Miss Field is now
working hard for the success of an art
congress to be held at Washington in De-
cember. She told the club that through
the West she found the art spirit as
strong as anywhere, and she was much
encouraged by the support she was re-
ceiving throughout the West.
On Saturday evening a dinner party
was given in honor of Miss Field by Mr..
and Mrs. William Sturgis.
A progressive high five party wa given
BY Miss Maud Richards on Wednesday
evening. The guests were Misses Vale
and Ellis, Mrs. Hale and Messrs. Coad,
Wilkes and Aldrich.
The past week has been prolific of we'd
dings, two of Cheyenne's we'll known
business men having sought happiness at
the altar of matrlmony. On Monday
| Mr.. Augustus W. Jenkins was married
to Miss Alice E. Irwin at the residence
OF the BRIDES uncle. Thomas Atchison,
594, Penn avenue, Denver. Those who
! attended the wedding from Cheyenne were
j.. f. jenkins and family, John X.
Shingle and wife, Mrs. K. McGregor,
Mrs. Cameron and c. G. C~outant. A
large number OF Denver friends and rela.
tives of the bride were present.
The wedding ceremony was performed
by Rev. Myron W. Reed at s o'clock in
the evening. Following the ceremony an
elaborate dinner was served. While the
dinner was in progress congratulatory tel
egrams were reserved by MIR. and Mrs.
Jenkins from friends In Mr.. jenkins
Abe Idelman OF Cheyenne.
A partial list of the presents received
by Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins is as follows;
Set solid silver tea spoons, gold lined
coffee spoons, gold lined berry and cream
spoons. souvenir Spoons Chippewa
Falls" silver table knives and forks, silver
nut set, cake basket, silver tea and coffee
set, onyx clock. antique oak hatrack,
China dishes, silver and glass fruit holder,
sofa pillow, table linen, souvenir card
plate. A handsomely bound cook book
was given the bride and a fine silk hat to
Gus.
Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins are 'at home
to their friends at the Tennis Terrace.
Mr.. A. g. McGregor returned home
on Friday. bringing with him his bride.
formerly Miss Head of Chicago. Mrs.
McGregor has many friends and
acquaintance here having visited Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Slack on several occasions.
An ENJOYABLE high five party was given
on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A. 81.
Reel at her home on East Sixteenth
street. The guests were Mrs. R. S. Van
Tassell, MRS. Henry Conway, Mrs. E. A.
Abbott. Mrs. Governor Baxter, Mrs. E.
Mason Smith, Mrs. Thos. Swan, Mrs. R.
L. Tracey, Mrs. W. E. Guthrie, Mrs.
w. M. Mast, Mrs. FL. b. ljams, Mrs. J,
X. jeffrey, Mrs. Fl. G. Hay. Mrs. E. s
N. Morgan, Mrs. F. D. Taggart, Mrs. B
Hellman. Miss Memo Kent and MIS-
Stella Hellman.
Tho first prize was won by Mrs. He'll
man. the second by Mrs. Hay. Mrs
Reel will give another card party OIL
Tuesday.
A pleasant party was given on Tuesda.
evening at the residence of j.. X. JEFF
rey. High five was played, the winner