, 1892-04-03
SOCIETY NOTES.
Some social Happenings of
the Past Week.

Some Social Happenings of
the Past Week.
Some very enjoyable social events have
taken place during the past week. On
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Wilseck
entertained a pleasant party of their
friends. Refreshments were served and
some entertaining games enjoyed. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons, Rev.
A. G. Lane and wife, Prof. W. d. Eli
OFT and wife. the Misses Fitzpatrick,
Kepzie and Morrison and Nh. 7. K.
Anderson.
One of the most sociable and pleasant
events OF the season was a card party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Vreeland
and Mr.. Fred Hsight at the Hotel Ven
dome Friday evening. Fifty invitations
were sent put and about thirty-fve re-
sponded. Several regrets we're received
on account OF the lenten season. Pro-
g~ressive high five was played in the large
dining room and some excellent scores
made. Those being the most successful
and receiving the prizes were Mrs. ii. B.
Ijams, first; Miss Gertie Ellis. second.
Of the gentlemen Harry Griffith won the
first and Frank Vreeland second. After
ward the tables were set and an elaborate
supper served. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G.. hay. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. B. Sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs. G. d.
Kirkland. Mr.. and Mrs. Pitt Covert, Mr..
i NJ n ID Do1aor NJ and Mro ~
W. Riner, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. G. b. Hen
derson. Mrs. a. B. Iiams. Misses Ivena
Baker, Emma O'Brien, Eva Chaffin,
Grace Chafin, Bessie Vreeland, Gertie
Ellis, Messrs. Geo. Baker. Arch Hale,
Fred de Funiak. Frank VreeIand. Harry
Griffith, Frank Shiek. j. E. Thomas.
| Will Walker, Fred Chafin, R. Fl. Repath.
W. j. Wilkes. D. W. Gill.
The Queen Anne club was entertained
on Friday evening in an exceedingly
pleasant manner BY Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Churchill and Miss Genie Stillman. The
usual literary program was dispensed with
owing, perhaps, to the presence of male
guests, and the members of the club and
their visitors were entertained by an art
exhibition. Pictures of the members of
the club and some of their friends, views
of the wild flowers Of Wyoming. portraits
of distinguished people in the literary and
social world, sketches of the worlds fair
buildings and numbers Of studies from
paintings were shown graphically and
arf.otiaaDu nm n ooraan hu tha Old &c
''polyopticon." an ingenious optical in
strument of home construction. Not only
are the outlines and details of a picture
reproduced truthfully by the 'polYopti-
CON-" but the colors as well, and some
very beautiful effects are shown in the
enlarged views of photographs and paint
ings. After the views were shown re-
freshments of bouillon, salads. ices and
coffee were served. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Guiterman. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurl-
but. Mr.. and Mrs. Breckons, Mrs. Egbert,
Mrs. Appel and Miss Egbert of Fort
Russell, Mrs. E. Mason Smith, Miss
Smith, Miss Bessie Smith and Mrs. Hord.
The Bon Ami social club gave a very
pleasant dancing party at Keefe hall on
Thursday evening. The club is composed
of some of the younger members of So
ciety, but the parties they give are en-
joyed thoroughly by older friends who are
favored with invitations to attend.
The Cheyenne teachers and school Off
GERS who attended the state teachers as.
ISOLATION meeting at Laramie were enter
tanned pleasantly during their visit at a
reception on Thursday evening gwen by
Prof. Smith and Miss Mcdonald and by
a reception at the Laramie club house on
Friday evening given by the teachers of
Laramie. The Cheyenne visitors who
returned yesterday were: Misses Matte
Tough, Adelaide Skliba, Minnie Walker,
Mary Miller. Laura Palmer. Emma
Griffith. Laura Schultz. Alice Hebard,
Marie Wedemeyer, Sallie Patton, Harrl-
son. johnson, Emma Richardson and
Davies and Prof. Churchill. All were
loud in praise of the hospitality shown
them at Laramie.