, 1899-01-07
in SOCIAL CIRCLES
ANOTHER BUSY WEEK IN LARA
ME SOCIAL
CIRCLES.
Eggleston Dinner Party-D. Ph's Card
Club-University Dancing Club
Reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield
-Woodmanis Social-Reception to
College Girls.

College Girls.
A scene. which for brilliancy of colol
and completeness of appointment has
seldom been surpassed in the city, wa
the dinner party given by Mrs. Frank
II. Eggleston at her luxurious home or
Thornburgh street ON New Years eve
in honor of Mr.. Harry Cordiner. Wher
the guests had assembled, they were
ushered into the dining room, where
they found their places by means Of
dainty name cards tied with pink rib
bon. At each lady's place was laid a
piece was a rose bowl. filled with q
profusion of beautiful pink blossoms
Exquisite cut glass, silver and dainty
china further adorned the table. Covers
we're laid for twelve, the following be,
ing the guests: Misses Harriet Fox
Nellie Dean, Mary George, Flora
Knight, Elizabeth Holiday, Katherine
Peabody; Messrs. Harry Cordiner, Rob.
ert and Harry George, Albert Holiday
Samuel Wilson, valo Bradbury. An
elegant course dinner was served. AT.
ter dinner, the evening was delightfully."-
spent in cards, music and conversation
the guests remaining to bid goodby tc
'aS and wish their hostess a happy e
year.
Miss Morey and Miss Hebard are en-
tertaining the young ladies Of the uni.
versity this afternoon.
900
The university cadet officers will
meet early next week to make arrange
ments for their annual ball.
900
We are sorry to learn that Miss Vins
Wyman, one Of our most popular uni.
versity students, will not be able tc
continue her studies this term, on &C.
count of her health. Miss Wyman re.
turned to her home in Cheyenne today
900
The university dancing club had ons
of their pleasant hops last evening. Elk
cel,ent music was furnished for the
dancers by Miss Berner and Messrs
Meth and Morris. Those present were
Misses Helen Barrow, Dottie Donkers'
ley, Blanche Stearns, Mary and Dovit
George, Mabel Cheney, Maud Moudy
Edith McClary, Fannie Hance, Alice
and Nellie Marsh, Willie Downey, Alice
Holiday, Vina Wyman, Mile nhomp-
SON, Blanche. Hilda and Jeanne Dur.
lacher, Harriet Fox, Nellie Dean, Allie
Knott, Cora Gray; Mesdames Gray
Gross, Hance, Roach, Marsh, Spalding
Messrs. Hesse, Gilmore, Scott, Houston
Moudy, Bradbury, Brees, Wilson
Spalding, Peterson, Downey, Campbell
Cordiner, Washburn, Coutant, Rife
Suddulh, Sheldon. Bert Holiday, Frank
Holiday, Grinnell, Wilkerson, Craw'
ford, Bartlett, Denig, Murphy. The
club will give a masquerade in two
weeks.
A reception will be given this even.
ing at the residence of Mrs. J.. w. T
Gray, in honor OF Mr.. Fairfield and
bride. A number OF Mr.. Fairfield's
friends have been invited. The event
is given by the Christian Endeavor so
ciety Of the Presbyterian church, o
which Mr.. Fairfield is president.
900
At the Opera House next Wednesday
Mr.. Harry Carson Clarke and his com
pany will tell the public. What Hap.
pened to Jones'"
The d. Phs. met last "Wednesday
evening at the cosy home OF Mr.. anf
Mrs. c. D. Spalding and a very royal
entertainment was the order of the
evening. The grippe made dnroads
on the attendance OF the members ant
several were absent. Three tables
were played, the game being duplicat'
whist. Miss Agnes Greenbaum and d
c. Abrams played the finals with Mis-:
blanche Durlacher and J. Fred Daw'
son.. The first ladies prize. a fine hand
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