, 1898-12-10
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
THE APPROACH OF THE HOLIDAY
SEASON OCCUPIES So
OIETY PEOPLE.
University Dance-Dancing Club Hop
Psychological Musical-Haley
Dinner Party-Ladies' Card Club
w. C. T. U. Meeting-Clio Club
Browning Club.

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Browning Club.
AS the Christmas season approaches
society is busy hurryfng and rushing
about engaging itself in Christina.
shopping tours, and making prepare
lions for the festivities of this day o
days" And in this connection, society
includes not only the -Four Hundred
but every man, woman and child who
knows the beautiful Christmas story
of peace on earth, good will to men,
Now that the stores have received
their consignments of holiday goods
and are open in the evenings, the
streets are gay with people hurrying
hither and tither. The Christmas goods
are more beautiful than ever this year
embracing gifts suitable for all, from
the dear grandmother to the baby
whose chief delight is a rattle.
But, in our giving, let us remember
those who are not so favored by provi-
dence as We, VINO suffer for warm
clothes, need wholesome food; the
children whose little pincnrd faces sell
dom light up with tne joy that a new
%plaything brings; the sick, who have
forgotten what it is to be well and
strong. Do not confine your giving to
a few expensive presents, but give more
rememberances, even if they are only
%trities. An inexpensive gift that bears
with it a Christmas greeting from the
heart make another heart beat the
faster with happiness.
And let us not forget the true sig
nificance of Christmas, but bear in
mind that "it is more blessed to give
than to receive"
900
Zero weather has no terrors SEEM
ingly for the members of the University
Dancing club and their friends, .judg-
ing from the large attendance at their
hop last night anu the exhurbance Of
good spirits that pervaded the atmos-
phere.
The following is a list of those pres
emit: Misses Blanche, Hilda ard Jeane
Durlacher. Laura JoW.ant, Vina Wy
man, Dottie Allen, Helen Barrow, Maud
johnson, Maud Moudy, Nellie Dean,
Harriet Fox, Nellie and Allie Marsh,
Fanny Hance, Mable Cheney, Maud
Fisher, Cora Gray, Elizabeth Holiday,
Willie Downey, Dottlo DonKersley,
Belle Idelman of Cheyenne, Rena Stry-
ker, Mile Thompson, Katie Roast, Miss
Morey, Miss %Greenbaum; Mesdames
Durlacher, Gross, Hance, Marsh,
Roach, Idelman; Messrs. Ingham, Will
son, Bradbury, Brees, Fitch, Schillipg,
B~reitenstein, Paulson, Beach, Gilmore,
Campbell Murphy, Smith, Dawson,
C%ordiner, Denig, Sudduth, Houston,
Bert and Frank Holiday, Hesse, Cou-
tant, Moudy, Bartlett, Trabing, George,
Spalding, Downey, Hance, Scott, Cong
don, Sheldon.
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A most novel and enjoyable enter
tainment was given on Thursday even
ing by Miss June Downey. 1t was a
psychological musical and the fortu-
nate guests were members of Miss
Downey's classes in psychology and
rhetoric. Upon arriving, each guest
vas furnished with pencil and paper,
and requested to write down the image
he or she saw or the impression pryo-
duced by the different selections. Mu-
steal selections were played upon the
piano, coronet, violin and m%andolins.
At the close the slips Of paper were COL
lected and read. This was one OF the
most interesting, as well as amusing
parts of thep rogram. Delicious hot
chocolate and cake were served, and,
after more music, the guests departed
for their homes after a very pleasant
evening.
Those present were Misses Flora
Lee, Grace Davis, Harriet Fox, Eliza
beth Holiday. Flora Knight, Ellenor
Sheldon, Alice Holiday. Willie Dow
ney, Messrs. Fitch Sudduth, Murphy,
Wilson, Lee, ~Breitenstein, Wdlkerson,
Professor Merz.
900
At the annual election of officers Of
Wyoming Camp No. 5000, Modern