, 1897-12-11

the music Of college boys and girls, but
its a way we have in Wyoming to
drive dull are away so last Saturday
night a party Of students composed OF
Misses Stryker, Nagel. Sheldon, Dow
ney, Connor, Davies, Harriet knight.
and Wyman, and Messrs. Orr, R. Fitch,
Atherly, Bartlett, Houston, Beach, Fair
field and Sudduth, and Mrs. Prof.
Knight, ~chaperone, enjoyed the fne
sleighing and made the welkin ring
with songs new and old. Another par
ty of students was composed Of Misses
Morey, Davis, Fox, Robb, Donkersley,
Land. Matte Haley. and Messrs. Brad
bury. Gilmore, Smith, Wilson, Land.
Murphy and Brees.
A third party consisted of Misses
Hazard, Quirk. Hughes. Leslie. Miller.
Cook. and Messrs. Knadler. Bower,
Magnussen, Hazard, Vim. Cordiner,
Hawkins.
the ground is white,
Go it while you're young;
Take the girls tonight
And sing this sleighing song.
Just get a b~ob-tailed bay,
Two-forty for his speed,
Then hitch him to an open sleigh,
And crack, you'll take the lead!"
The Whist club met at the hospitable
home of Prof. and Mrs. Soule on Fri
day. Dec. 3rd. Whist is said to be the
most scientific card game played; it is
alison considered fine mental discipline.
The devotees of this game who were
present at Prof. and Mrs. Soule's were
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Sutphin, Captain
ing. Mrs. Marsh.
Among the large and fashionable au.
dience which greeted Madam Nordica
upon her appearance in Denver Mon.
day evening were noticed the following
Laramie people: Mrs. H.. l.. Stevens.
Mrs. George A. Campbell, Miss Allie
Crumrine, Miss Frances Williams, Miss
Ida Stevens. Miss Stella Abrams. Mr..
D. C. Abrams and Canon Smith.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church me- with Mrs. Gardiner
on Wednesday afternoon.
Every duty we omit obscures some
truth we should have known.-Ruskin.
Prof. and Mrs. Slosson and Prof. and
Miss Merz entertain a number of the
university students at their homes this
evening.
THE trouble with a man covering up
his tracks is hal he makes new ones
in doing it."
The regular hop of the Maennerchor
occurs this evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres,
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
VIM. Hodgeman mex Wednesday af-
ternoon, to dress dolls for the Christ
mas tree.
The University Dancing club held
its regular party last evening at North
Star hall. Messrs. Neithe and Morris
and Mrs. DeForest furnished the music,
and the merry crowd danced the hours
away" until midnight. The party con-
sisted of Misses Alice Holiday, Vina
Wyman. Allie Knott. Kitty Sheldon.
Dorothelle Allen. Mabelle Cheney, Eu-
senia George, Imogene Robb, Mabelle
Land, Blanche Durlacher. Hilda Dur.
lacher, Amy Geiss, Ona Wilcox, Jessie
Dayton. Willie Downey, - Sandercock.
Laure Coutant, Helen Barrow, Mile
Thompson, Harriet Knight, Leonora
OFT, Blanche Davies. Jennie Goodale.
Mabel Trabing; Messrs. Ross Moudy.
Fred Brees, Herbert Brees. Charles Kus-
ter. Roy Fitch, Ned Fitch, Howard
Robb. Guy Signor, Guy Rife. Joe Grin
nell, J. T. Orr. Jesse knight, Valo Brad
bury, Sam Wilson, Emory Land. Harry
Houston, Will DeLoney, George Marsh,
Arthur Gray, Edwin Fisher. Frank
Denig, Andrew Danielson. Neil Sud-
duth, Ed Yeager, Ralph Cayler, Albert
Koehler, Bert Holiday, Charles Beach,
George Trabing, VIM. Fairfield, Clyde
Atherly, Wallie OFT, Leo Chase, Frank
Murphy. Ralph Hance. Neil Roach.
- Johnston, Harry Cordiner, Walter
| Cnutant Robert Smith and Gaor1o