, 1899-02-04
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
a GLORIOUS WHIRL OF SOCIAL
EVENTS THE PAST
WEEK.

ID. Pms. Last Parties-TwO Happy
Surprise Parties-Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Converse Entertain the Ken
odochist Club-Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las-Willan's Anniversary.
The D. Phs. met at the home of Miss
Dulcie Davis in North Laramie last
Wednesday evening. An added pleas
ure was the sleighing. the members 60
ing out in a "'bJb-sleigh.' packed "a
la sardines," the trip going out and
coming back being ~enlivened by some
solos appropriate to the occasion. ."On
the Banks of the Wabash was sung
minus the new mown hay scent and
with a teeth-chattering accountant
ment. On the way back the driver got
off the road and run into a culvert and
everybody got (?) out. J. Fred Hesse
acted as conductor and crossing the
railroad track mistoOk a switch light
for a headlight and tried to flag the
train. The party. which consisted of
the Following persons, arrived home
about midnight: Misses Blanche and
Hilda Durlacher. Agnes G%reenbaum,
Nellie Dean, Annie Haley. Dulcie
Davis; Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Spalding;
Messrs. Dawson, Hesse. Abrams, Brett
enstein, Bradbury, Greenbaum. Davis.
Carter, Downey. Messrs. Greenbaum,
Downey. Abrams and Bradbury tied
for the gentlemen's first prize. a silk
handkerchief, Mr.. Bradbury winning
on the cut. Mr.. Brcitenstein secured
the second prize. an ash receiver. OF
the ladies, Miss Hilda Durlacher took
first prize, a book of poems, while Miss
Dean captured the second, a jewel box.
The refreshments were very fine and
were heartily enjoyed. The next meet
ing of the club will be entertained next
Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th, by Miss
Blanche Durlacher. This will probably
be the last meeting for the season of
this club and the members have ENJOY
ed themselves very much.
900
I've got an invitation to a party.
What do these letters r. S. V. P in
F3m corner mean?" They stand
Come if you haven't got the grip.'"-
Chicago Tribune.
900
Last Saturday evening DIS happy a
crowd as ever graced a party uneXpect-
eddy called on Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Tregoning at their cosy little home on
Eighth street and took possession. AL
at one time without any notice of their
coming almost dumbfounded this
genial young couple, the glad hand was
promptly extended and it was not long
before all were settled down for an even
ing of genuine pleasure. There were
some twenty odd present and card play
ing and games passed the time only too
quickly. Choice refreshments were
served and the small hours began to
grow larger before the gathering dis
persed.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Converse entertained the Xenodo-
chist ard club. The storm kept many
at home, but the evening was filled with
enjoyment. The prize winners We're:
Ladies' first prize, Mrs. John Costin;
second prize, Mrs. VIM. Messerole;
gentlemen's first prize, Mr.. John Cos
tin; second prize, Mrs. Frank Roffee;
BOBBY prizes, Mrs. w. E. Chaplin and
Mr.. George Gardner. Delicious cake
and coffee were followed by a phono-
graph concert which was enjoyed i'm
mensely. The mex meeting of the club
will be at the residence of Mrs. James
Davis.
The Shakespeare club net with Mrs.
S. H. Campbell last Thursday evening
at the Davis home in North Laramie.
The party went out in sleighs and en-
joyed this part of the evenings pleasure
greatly. Elegant refreshments were
served and the party lasted until the
early morning hours. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Rauner, Mr..
and Mrs. II. L. PASCAL, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. N. Grant, Mesdames H. Durlacher,
d. p. Smith, I. E. Buck, VIM. Hodge
man. C. E. Denig, G. II. Campbell and
Miss Agnes ~Greenbaum, Messrs. Settle
lie. Ed. G"reenbaum, J. Fl. Davis, ST.,
Charles Marsh, Fred Hesse and John
Davis, jr. Ed Greenbaum won the gen
tlemen's first prize, a silk handker.
chief. and J. Fred Hesse, jr, the sec
ond. also a silk handkerchief, while
Charles Marsh got the BOBBY, a jump
ing-jack. Mrs. Rauner was the c