, 1891-07-26
IN SOCIETY.
A Lively Week of Pleasant Society
Happenings.
Camping Parties are all the Rage
at Present.
Entertainments in Honor of Visitors
to Cheyenne.

GlcnlclnR Auu cam parties threaten
to depopulate Chey enne. Several large
ones left yesterday for points of interest
in the surrounding country and a number
are projected for the coming week. As a
change from city life they are beneficial,
but for comfort home takes the lead, and
the stay-st-home in a hammock on a shady
porch with an entertaining book has a
better chance to enjoy life than the hunter
after pleasure on some stream or mountain
side.
One of the l~iveliest parties started out
Yesterday in a big Concord coach and four
with bedding and camping utensils piled
many feet into the air. f, Il. Clary was
manager and will pilot the party to St.
Cloud. Colo, if he can find the way.
Treasurer Stone. with a big revolver and
bowie knife, was detailed to kill off all
attacking Indians, while +. S. Johnston
was driver.
A party also left for Silver Crown last
evening, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
S. N. Morgan, Mrs. f. W. Whitcomb,
NliSSeS uaf anu luh HltcOmD, hlauue
and Name Horne, Tyrone Allen, and
Messrs. Jno. 4. Willard. j. NJ. Jillich,
A. d. Adamson. j.. K. Battersby and
George Morgan.
A picnicing party of young people will
spend today at Dale creek.
DR.. Crook and family with guests from
the East are camping on the Poudre
south of Tie siding.
The Misses Maynard with Miss Blasius
and Miss Woods and a number of friends
will camp at Irol Mountain during the
coming week.
A very enjoyable party was given on
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. J. G..
Abnev in honor OF Mrs. ]. T. McCasland
and Miss Pearl Lusk of St. LOUIS. Vocal
and instrumental music formed part of
the evenings pleasure and elaborate re-
freshments we're served. Those present
were: Misses Bette Bcarman, Katie
Bearmau, Grace Durbin, Mamie Horrie,
May Whitcomb, Mrs. Rapp, and Messrs.
Charles Stanley, Emerson Glafcke, Mr..
INOelel, LOUIS Chsp'Ti IL. II. oaVage, d.
Il. Thomas and VIM. Mast Jr. Miss
Leontlne Abbey assisted in entertaining.
Miss lvena Baker entertained a pleasant
/ party on Monday evening during the visit
to her of Miss Clara Terry of Denver.
Those present were; Misses Terry, Min
ME Gillum, Eva Chafin. Florence Viii
lard. Miss Sallle Pattcn and sister, MIR.
and Mrs. Cropsey, MIR. and Mrs. Mar
shall johnson, and Messrs. Il. w. Ran
som, f. 5. Hebard, d. W. Gill, W. j.
Wilkes, John E. Willard and A. r.
Troxell. During the evening Miss Gil
lum, Miss Terry and Mrs. Cropsey favor
ed the party with charming vocal selec-
tons and Miss Patton gave a recitation.
High hive and dancing with refreshments
formed the other exercises OF the evening
and we're all thoroughly enjoyed.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
II. W. Holt, assisted by Miss Carrie
Leffingwell were at home to a surprise
party at their residence on East Eigh-
teenth street. The parlors, dining room
ana nails were tasteiullY decorated with
nags' bunting ana MOWERS Tor the occasion
and the grounds Illuminated with many
coiored Chlnese lanterns. The party was
In honor OF Miss lasker OF Wisconsin.
VINO Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Holt. The
guests were Miss Seveny OF Massa'
chussetts, Miss Laura Richardson, lvena
Baker, Minnie dilium' the Miss Schultz
MISS Mics MISS VAIL Jennie Kaufman,
hsteiie keei' Emma Grithth' Emma
" nrlen' uertrude Ellis Miss Irvine. Miss
asker and Messrs' w. j. Wilkes, f. 5.
iieparu' n H. Olark' ". N. Snyder
george uregory' Harry Grith:h, Wil
Iioisomer, D. II HAM, Chas' bon, Gus
~oenklns, rreu ochuIte' u NJ. smith, A
II. lroxeh and >. H. Chenery' the win
merit OF the nrst prizes being Miss SeVeny'
ana MT urlihth. Inc ooohy prizes we're
secured bY MISS iasker and Mr. Gregory.
Elegant refreshments were served dur