, 1892-01-31
SOCIETY NOTES.
A Jolly Party of Society People at
a Tin Wedding.
The Queen Anne Club Will Celebrate
on April First.
An Enjoyable German and Other
Diversions at the Post.

q number of callers who announced their
arrival BY a tremendous din produced with
tin horns, bugles and other noise produc-
ing instruments. 1t was the tenth ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson's we'd
ding day and a tin wedding was accorded
them by their friends. Numerous pres
ents in tin and some OF more valuable
material were given Mr.. and Mrs. John
son. The guests we're Judge and Mrs.
Riner. Mr.. and Mrs. Robins. Mr.. and
Mrs, @. w. Riner, Mr.. and Mrs. r. N.
Heath, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G. Pratt, MIR.
and Mrs. Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. Pot
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Vandervanter, MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Bond, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ransom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bond, MIR. James
Jillich, Miss Sallie Patten and Miss
Baird of Denver.
The high five club met at the residence
of Mrs. H. B. Ijams on Wednesday.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Russell
Tracey and Mrs. NJ. Marks.
Mrs. Fl. B. Ijams entertained a dinner
party Friday evening in honor OF Mrs
Gannett. The guests present were Mrs.
Henry Conway. Mrs. E. Mason smith,
Mrs. j. K. Jeffrey. Mrs. W. s. Hurlbrt.
Mrs. w. M. Mast, Mrs. w. P. Gannett
and Mrs. NJ. Marks,
The Queen Anne club was pleasantly
entertained on Wednesday by Mrs.
VIM. Guiterman. The current events of
the day we're discussed by the club and
-z..- uaC-1ah-nap nartakaD TIN
April LIST the club will celebrate the date
(All Fools Day. by a novel entertain
ment modelled after a custom prevailing
in the days of Queen Anne, the patron
saint Of the club. The rules will be sus-
pended and the ladies will invite their
friends among the sterner sex to attend
the meeting.
On Saturday evening the young folks
belonging to the Bon Ami club had a
pleasant party in Keefe ball. Prof.
Hiser directed the party which was
thoroughly enjoyed.
The committee of young gentlemen
having in charge the return party to the
young ladies who gave the leap year
dance, have decided to hold the party
Feb. "a, and are making arrangements to
make it ono of the finest social events of
the season.
AT FORT RUSSELL.
On the afternoon of Saturday the 23rd.
Mrs. DR.. Appel gave a luncheon in honor
of her guest, Miss Mcfarland of Canada.
There were present: Mrs. Col. Brady,
Mrs. Capt. Greene. Mrs. Capt. Rogers,
Mrs. Capt. Burns, Mrs. Lieut.. Schoeffel,
Mrs. Lieut.. Grumley, Miss Greene and
Miss McClintock.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. powdy gave
a shrimp supper to a few friends: Capt.
and Mrs. Rogers, Lieut.. and Mrs. Wren.
Mrs. Capt. Walker, Lieut.. Frier and
Lieut.. Lyon.
Wednesday night Lieut. and Mrs.
Chubb gave a %cotillion in honor of their
guest, Mrs. Chubb's sister, Miss Eaton of
Portland, Ore. There was dancing till
half past nine, when the c~otillion began,
led by Lieut.. Kerr and Miss Eaton.
The post hall was most Hastily decorated,
the music was unusually good and all
seemed to enter into the dance with zsst.
At midnight refreshments were served
and then dance was renewed and con-
tinued till 3 o'clock.
The dancers were: Lieut.. Lyon an5
Miss Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott
Mr., Teschmacher and Miss Alice Smith,
Mr.. Ployart and Miss Lislo Smith, MIR.
Rosslre and Miss Egbert, Mr.. De Funiac
and Miss Smith, Governor Barber and
Miss Kent, Mr.. Richards and Mrs. Van
Tassell, Mr.. Campbell and Mrs. Hellman,
Mr.. Harrington aud Mrs. Schoeffel, Mr..
Atkinson and Mrs. Massi, Mr.. Reeder
and Miss Mcfarland, Lieut.. Frier and
Mrs. Walker, Lieut.. and Mrs. Durfee,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Wren, Lieut.. Donovan
and Miss McClintock, Lieut., and Mrs.
Mann. Mr.. DAVIS, Mr.. Roberts, Lieuts.
Chynoweth, Schoeffel and Hardswav
were rovers.
Everybody is agreeabIy disappointed,
so to speak, to see the white wings OF
Peace spreading over our now respected
and beloved sister republic OF Chile.
The garrison turned out yesterday
morning Immediately after guard mount
ing to see Capt. Burns. Capt. Greene and
Lieut.. Chynoweth start on a walk to
Cheyenne against time. Capt. Burns
was to walk to Rhodes & TroxelPs corner
in As minutes or pay the forfeit.
He ia not as young as he once was, and
though his body is heavy and his legs
short, he has the quickness of a sprinter
and made the distanJe in 42i minutes,
and INDUCED in NUNS Extra at the e1-
peuse OF his opponents, Capt. Greene and
Lieut.. Chynoweth.
Ask your grocer 70" Jack Frost hour.