, 1891-12-06
SOCIETY NOTES.
Enjoyable High Five Parties Given
During the Week.
Cheyenne People Who Will Visit in
the East.
Fads and Fancies in Dress of So
ciety Women.

made the narlors appear NerV pretty.
Elaborate refreshments were served dur
ing the evening. The guests were Mrs.
Henry Conway, Mrs. F. f. Hale, Mrs.
q. W. Baxter, Mrs. W. P. Gaunctt, Mrs.
B. Hellman. Miss Stella Hcllnan, Mrs.
II. B. Jams, Mrs. NJ. Marks, Mrs j.
NJ. Carey, Mrs. VIM. Sturgis, Mrs. L. A.
Abbott, Mrs. J. C. Baird. Mrs. W. NJ.
Masi and Mrs. D. c. Rhodes. The first
prize was won by Mrs. Baxter, the second
by Mrs, Mast.
The high five club met at the residence
Of Mrs. A. Il. Reel on Thursday alter
noon The prize, a handsome souvenir
spoou was won by Mrs. w. +. Guthrie.
Elaborate refreshments we're served and a
very pleasant afternoon was spent, The
high five club was organized last summer
with the following members: Mrs. He'll
man, president; Mrs. Ijams. Mrs. Mast,
Mrs. Organ, Mrs. Guthrie. Mrs. Baxter,
Mrs. Tracey, Mrs. Frask Bond. Mrs. f.
A. Abbott, Mrs. VIM. SturRis, Mrs. NJ.
Marks. Mrs. A. H. Reel, Mrs. Jeffrey,
Mrs. Heath and Mrs. Hurlbut.
Besides these ladies' a number of hon
orary guests are usually invited to the
club meetings. During the past season
six series of meetings have been held at
the residences OF the members. The
prizes at every meeting have been hand
some silver and gilt spoons. The meeting
for the coming week will be held at the
residence of Mrs. C. p. Organ and will
end the meetings for the year.
Lieut.. and Mrs. r. W. Dowiy enter
tanned a number of guests at high five on
Thursday evening. The first prize for
ladies. a handsome souvenir spoon, was
won by Mrs. Lieut.. Wren. Lieut..
Schoefel won the first prize for the
gentlemen, an antique match csse. Mrs.
Greene and Capt. O'Brien won the
consolation prizes.
An elaborate luncheon was served at
IL o'clock. The guests were: Col.
Poland, Capt. and Mrs. Roberts, Capt.
aud Mrs. Greene, Capt. aud Mrs. Rogers,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Roach, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Grumley. Lieut.. and Mrs. Wren, Lieut..
aud Mrs. Durtee, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Schoeffel. Mr.. Walker, Mrs. Ives, Miss
Greene, Mrs. Charles Roberts, Capt.
O'Brien and Lieuts. Mann, Kerr. Frier,
Dasbiell, Lyon. Donovan and Hardaway.
The Queen Anne club held its meeting
for this week at Mrs. Hurlbut's. The
meeting will be held at Mrs. +. J.
C%hurchill's on Friday afternoon. The
club has selected for part of the winter
a number of the leading maya
zines and periodicals.
Mrs. W. Z. Guthrie expects to leave
for the East IN a short time where she
will visit friends and relatives.
Col. ]. S. Poland leaves today for the
East on an extended visit. During his
stay at Fort Russell Col. Poland has
gained an enviable reputation with the
officers OF the 18th for his ability as an
officer and kindness as a man.
Capt. Thomas Sharp has applied Tor a
six months leave of absence and expects
to leave for the East in a short time.
The doll fair and festival given by the
ladies OF st. Marks guild on Wednesday
afternoon and evening next promises to
be a very enjoyable affair. 1t will be held
in the new Turn Hall. DaDclug will be
among the diversions.
FADs N FANCIEs.
A new style of dressing the hair has
been adopted by society ladies which Is
not only very fashionable but very becom-
ing. Instead OF being arranged in fluffy
bangs the front hair is parted evenly in the
middle, brushed IN a wavy way over the
temples and partly over the tips of the
ears and arranged in a plated knot on the
back of the head. The style is about the
same as that in vogue among the grand
danes of halt a century ago.
The. latest fad IL. LADIES' winter wraps is
M loSt aA@5h I military cape, a
style just brossht over from England.
"a b abels.dy correct the cape must
tsaecb to The tips Of the fingers when the
Ssn1s extended lengthwise. A storm
collar is one of the essentials which can
be turned up to cover the cars II neces-
sary. The fashionable shades are solid
colors though a number of plaids are
seen.
The TRADE made by the press against
long tram dresses has no effect upon the
lair sex desiring to keep in the front
rank OF the latest styles. Even street
dresses have long trains which are caught
up with metal clasps made in oddly
shaped designs of animals heads, the
mouths OF which grasp the folds Of the
dress.
Some smart designs in bonnets imported
from Paris are found in the milliner shops
this season. High art hats and bonnets
are the rag and present some striking
contrasts in form and color Il the eye uu-
educated to the ideal set up by the
Partisan designers.
Oh, What an Awful BREATH
There is nothing more healthful than
onions. The trouble is that persons are