, 1898-12-31

kdren's
persons. Some more cases of need have
been discovered and there is immediate
dmand for provisions. Any c~haritably
disposd who wish to learn of the need
and to donate for their relief are re
quested to call on the chairman of the
committee, Mrs. w. E. Archibald, 709
Sixth street.
900
AT the residence Of Mr.. G. w. Fox,
the following partook Of a a perfectly
appointed menu: Mr.. and Mrs. Fox,
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake, Miss Fox, Messrs.
Charles Beach, Charles Gilmore, Mel
Sudduth, Frederic Atheling.
900
On Monday last a bountiful and ele-
giant dinner was served by Mrs. j. H.
Davis at her suburban home in North
Laramie Those fortunate enough to be
present were DR.. and Mrs. S B. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. N. d. Mcdonald, Mrs. H.
Durlacher. Mr.. Charles Marsh. The af-
ternoon was delightfully."- passed playing
euchre, Mrs. Durlacher winning the
pzise,s 1rairdsohle silver button hook.
900
Mrs. VIM. Hodgeman entertained at
a sumptious dinner on Monday. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Campbell, Mrs. l. e.
Buck, Mrs. J.. J McCutoheon, Mr. John
Baird, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM HJdgeman and
family were present. In the evening in
addition to the above Mr.. and Mrs. c.
E. Denig, Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Rauner,
Mrs. M. B. Sprague, Mr. Chas. Marsh
and Mr. L. s. BARTLETT were entertained
at euchre. Mrs. Denig won the first
prize, a bisque ornament. A
900
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Smith entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Rauner, MI. L. 8.
BARTLETT, Mr.. and Mrs. Brees. Mr.. Fred
Brees at an elegant turkey DINNER.
900
The ndeIth annual ball of the Danish
Brotherhood given at North Star hall
last Saturday evening, was a great sue
1t was a masquerade ball and
there we're about city couples Of mask
ers -~-smt and many %grotesque and
tasty costumes were cen Music was
furnished by Niethe's orchestra, P.
C. Raumer officiating as prompter. At
the dancers took supper at
Beck's restaurant and returned to the
hall again and danced until early in
the morning.
A dispatch from THE Philippine ISL
ands speaks Of the typhoons frequently
seen by the soldiers and Mrs. Malaprop
remarks that even the opera"The Little
has reached Manila
One Of the pleasant parties Of the
week was that of little Mildred Stirling
In honor of her cousin, Hazel Rich Of
on Wednesday from 2 until
5 O'Clock. The little ones passed the
very PLEASANTLY. Recitattions
given by Howard Fnazee, Dora
Coleman, Walter Payne, Phyllis Hege-
valid, james Smith, Mildred Stirling,
Hazel Rich. Genevieve Moss and Liz
zie vass. Music by Bessie Marks and
ressie Iangheldt and the skirt dance
by Mildred STIRLING.
After the program all kinds OF games
we're played after which a very pleas
ing lunch was served. Among those
present were Gertrude and Bessie
Tessie and Herman Langheldt.
and Genevieve Moss. Birdie Nc
Kay. George Haskfns. George, Howard
and Vents France, Edith and Earl Fos-
,er, Lizzie DeForest, Laura and Walter
lyne, Mildred Stirling; Freddie Bailey
pei Rich, Mary. Jennie and James
th. Dora Gobleman. Nora Doyle.
Iepper. Edith and Annie Stirling.
e was a merry crowd Of young
present 1t LAttmer Grey's home
Tuesday evening at . party given
honor OF Watter Klein who has re-
entity returned from Denver where be
attended a business college this fall.
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