, 1898-08-13
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
THE PAST WEEK HAS BEEN A
LIVELY ONE, CONSIDERING
CIRCUMSTANCES.
Mrs. Ingersoll Entertains in Honor OF
Her Guests-Miss Crumrine's Gath
ering-Miss Frances Williams
Party-Other Events Include Pic
mic and Fishing Parties.

Party-Other Events Include Pic
mic and Fishing Parties.
The mast week has been quite a lively
one in social circles. A number OF
small parties have been given, and
more are promised for mex week. The
Younger crowd seems to be having a
particularly good time this summer.
900
A very pleasant party was given on
Wednesday evening by Mrs. lngersoll
in honor of her guests, Mr.. Casteel and
sister, and Mr.. Koehler. The evening
was delightfully."- spent playing cards
and the hostess served an elegant
lunch. Those present were Misses Ida
Casteel. Edith Wrigh, Nellie Dean, Ida
Stevens. Coughlin. Shields, Mrs. 1nger-
soil: Messrs. Casteel, koehler. Cordl-
ner, SchilIing. Wright. Late in the
evening the party escorted the guests OF
honor down to the depot, where they
took the train for Omaha. They will
spend some time visiting the exposi-
ton. after which they will go on to
Clyde. Mo.
On Tuesday evening Miss Allie Crum-
rine entertained at her home on Thorn
burgh avenue. Miss Crumrine is a
charming hostess and the gathering. al
though a small one. was II of the
nest congenial and enjoyable of the
season. Duplicate whist furnished a
novel and highly interesting form OF
amusement. Delicious refreshments
were provided for the occasion. The
guests were Misses Edith Wright. Ida
stevens. Nellie Dean, Stella Abrams.
Frances Williams, Mabel Land; Messrs.
Wright, Kuster. DeKay, Dohme Of Dem
yer. Spalding, Dawson.
900
The Maennerchor society will give a
dancing party this evening.
900
Cheyenne Sun-Leader: At her ele-
CANT home on North Ferguson street,
Mrs. Max Idleman entertained this at
ternoOn in honor of Mesdames Dur
laCher and Manasse, who are Cheyenne
visitors from Laramie. The order OF
the afternoon was might've. Handsome
and tasty keepsakes were presented to
the most fortunate players, while the
most unfortunate was equally as kind
ly remembered. During the afternoon
a dainty and elegant repast was served
in courses. The tables were p%leasingly
embellished with cut glass. while the
fragrant odor Of beautiful roses added
10 the altogether p~leasurable occasion.
Misses Belle Idelman, Jeane Durlacher
and Veleria Richardson attended the
tables. The gracious hostess presided
during the afternoon with captivating
grace and sociability.
900
There are picnic parties, fishing and
bunting parties. and camping parties
without number. Each week seems to
take large numbers OF people out of
town to enjoy. for a few days, the
quiet and rest of the country. Tanned
and sun-burned compilations are quite
the fashionable thing. and woe to the
person who has not yet had the pleas
ure Of a picnic lunch.
900
Next Thursday the ladies CT the Epis-
copal church will give a lawn social on
Mrs. Dawson's lawn. This Is the fiji st
lawn party Of the season and will no
doubt be largely attended. Refresh
ments will be served. a dancing plat
form will be erected. there will be
music and many other attractions to
suit all tastes.
Very extensive preparations are be-
ing made in Cheyenne for the Frontier
day celebration to be held in that city
on September 5th and 9Th. A number
Of Laramie people are contemplating
taking in" the event.
900
On September It'll. Sth and 9th the
state convention OF the W. C. T. U.
will be held in Laramie. This Is the
only woman's convention held in this
state. Mrs. Mary Jewett Telford, state
president OF the Colorado w. c. T. u,
will be present. Mrs. Telford is a past
president Of the W. R. c.
and was an army nurse during the
civil war.
Mrs. and Mrs. P. H. Jacobs entertain
ed a small company Of friends on Tues
day evening.
One Of the leading events Of the week
was the company given by Miss Fran
ces Williams last evening. The guests
were entertained at cards. Vocal and