, 1891-08-23
SOCIETY NOTES.
Entertainments IN Honor of Visitors
TO CheYenne--A Quiet Week.

Society is relaxing its midsummer gay
ties and the exciting contests of progress
i've whist and high five are giving way
these cool evening to the pleasures of the
dance. The prettiest dance of the week
was a ribbon German given by Mrs.
Warren III honor of Miss Julia King OF
Denver. The guests were all young So
ciety people and until long alter the
'witching hours of midnight they were
led through the may figures OF the dance.
The decorations were yards OF bright hued
ribbon woven into garlan1s and powers.
The party was a very brilliant affair and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all the guests,
A dancing party was given on Thurs
day evening bY the society of Kings
Daughters at keefe hall. Owing TO the
absence of company b and its contingent of
dancing men the party was not as largely
attended as was desired, although enough
dancers were present to make a very en-
joyable party. The hall was handsomely
decorated and the music and refreshments
Of the best.
One OF the pret,iest entertainment of
the past week was a pink luncheon given
by Mrs. w. s. Hurlbut, on Wednesday
evening, IN honor of Mrs. d. V. Barka-
low and Mrs. j. L. Kuykendall of Den
yer, who have spent the past week in the
city. The halls, parlors and dining room
# Mrs. Ilurlbut's pretty home were dec
Grated with masses OF sweet peas, brilliant
in color and Intoxicating in fragrance.
The luncheon was served on dainty tables
with most exquisite service and artistic
decorations of pink flowers. The guests
we're Mrs. Henry Conway. Mrs. William
S~turges, Mrs. Fred p. VOORHEES,, Mrs.
Thos. W. Brooks, Mrs. j.. Freeborn,
Mrs. T. A. Kent. Mrs. Geo. W. Baxter.
Mrs. X. f. Glover aud Miss Johnston.
The cool mornings and evenings OF
Cheyenne's, superb climate and the splen-
did condition OF the roads surrounding
the city make horseback riding a delight
full pastime and its pleasures are enjoyed
by a number of ladies. 1t is a health
giving exercise and there is no tonic
equal to a brisk canter or u swinging gal
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roads around the lakes or to Fort Russell.
Not only in Cheyenne but all through the
East equestrianism is becoming one of the
fashionable pleasures and the education
of no one is now complete without they
become n proficient rider.
The past week has been one of pleas
ure to the little Ones. On Tuesday Mrs.
Baxter gave a pretty party for children in
honor OF her daughter Cordelia's birth.
day. Mrs. d. C. Rhodes gave a pleasant
party on Friday TOR Lucille.
The High Five club met on Wednesday
at Mrs. Organs. Mrs. A. j.. King aud
Mrs. Guthrie won the prizes.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mason entertained a small.
party of friends at luncheon Yesterday
afternoon.
A pleasant surprise party and dance
was given at 2iO Maple terrace last even
ing by a number OF Young people in honor
Of Miss Mary Gerard. Ten couples were
IN attendance and dancing was kept up
until midnight.
Misses Rorher and Baird, who arc the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Riuer, have
returned from a visit u Colorado pleasure
resorts.
A charming dinner party was given last
evening to a few friends by Mrs, Corlett
III honor of Mr.. Charles A. White oI New
York who is visiting here.
An extremely pleasant double high five
party was given last evening at the resi-.
dcnce of Mr.. and Mrs Hurlbut. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs, d. V.
Barkalow and Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
K~uykendall of Denver. -Four prizes in
all were given, Mrs. uellman and Mrs.
ljlms being the fortunate ones among the
ladies and Mr.. Hammond and MIR.
Draper among the gentlemen.