, 1899-01-07

The four brothers and their wives will
live within a stones throw of zach 9TH
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Converse enter
tanned at a New Years dinner last Sun
day evening, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Chap
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Miller, Mrs. NJ.
e. Price, Mrs. N. NJ. Gavitt and D. C.
Abrams.
Miss Irene Fleming entertained a
few friends in honor of Miss June Bintz
of Salt Lake, Miss Marie Masten of
Cheyenne and Edward Fleming of Dem
YER. The evening was pleasantly spent
in playing cards, dancing and other
amusements. Those present were
Misses June Bintz, Marie Masben,
Fanny Gardner, Helen Manassee, Agnes
Jacobson, Frances Hayford, Jeane
Dur,acher, Irene A. Fleming; Messrs.
Edward Fleming, Clarence Congdon,
Carl Hayford, George S~palding, Dati-
mer Gray, George Gardiner.
Delicious refreshments were served
and Miss Irene proved herself a charm
ing hostess in every respect.
900
Miss Anna O'Keefe pleasantly enter
tanned some friends on New Years eve.
Various games were played, including
pillow dex, egg football, etc, and a
dainty lunch was served. Those pres
ent We're Misses Dorothy Reid, Ell
genia George, Anna O'Keefe, Ruth Hol-
liday, Matte Wallis, Bessie Frary,
Ethel Miller, Augusta Sederton, and
Miss Madison of Cheyenne; Frank Hol-
liday, Willie Reid. Bert Miller, Louis
DeLario, Owen Downey, Leslie Good
ing, Henry Pope, Julius Merz, Fred
Myers.
The Shakespeare Card club met last
Tuesday with Mrs. Buck. The prizes
were won as follows: Lady's first prize,
handsome Jewel case, Mrs, Denig; sec
ond, bottle of perfume, Mrs. Hodge
man; third, smelling salts bottle, Miss
Greenbaum. First gentleman's prize,
silk handkerchief, Mr.. Davis; second,
silk handkerchief, Mr.. Spaiding; third,
cake Of toilet soap, Mr.. Sra:5h. Light
refreshments we're provided. Those
who attended were Mr.. and Mrs. d. P.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Spalding,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. c. Rauner, Mrs. M. N. Grant,
Mrs. VIM. Hodgeman, Mrs. Chas.
Dendg. Mrs. Sprague. Miss Greenbaum.
Messrs John Davis, Chas .Settele,
Chas. Marsh.
The Browning club meets next Mon
day evening at the home OF Prof. and
Mrs. Knight.
Miss Allie Knott entertained a few
friends at a watch meeting" on New
| Years v A charming evening was
spent in various amusements.
900
After the installation ceremonies Of
the Woodman's Circle last evening, the
following program was rendered;
Piano colo.... go. Ida Dangheldt
Recitation, Me and Jim. ....... .
80. 49,. 49,. 49,. Mabel Cameron
| Recitation, 1.-The Woodman's Goat.
....... ..... 80. Herman Langheldt
Recitation, "Budge's Story Of Noah's
Ark. ..... 49,. dis Hollar
Music. ..... . . ...... Albert Klein
| Recitation. :. L. $50. Earl Foster
Recitation. -. 80. Agnes Brebner
Piano solo,. .... -. ..Myra Smith
| Song, only a Tear Stained Message
..... -. a.. Ora Smith
Each performer did we'll and the au-
dience was pleased with the selections.
900
The Maennerchor society will give
its annual celebration this evening.
The affair will be an elaborate one and
attendance will be limited.
900
The second annual uniform ball Civ
en- by Gem City Hose Company No. 2
on New Years eve was n of the most
successful and largely attended events
of the week. About one hundred couples
were present. The grand march was
led by the hose companies in order OF
their number. Music was furnished
by the N;ethe orchestra, P. c. Raurner
acting as promptor and twenty-four
numbers were danced Supper was
served at the downtown restaurants
at 10 o'clock, during an hours inter-
mission. The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED and showed both good taste and
much labor and expense. The follow
were the committees whose efforts con-
trtbuted SO much to THE success OF the
occasion: Arrangements. Paul Bath.
Frank Davidson, Mike Kemmis, Hugh
Vass, VIM. M. Bower: Floor, Geo. a
ard, John Heumpfner, Louis Kleeman.
Jas. Cook, Walter Harris; Door, Jas.
Cordiner, Jas. Christensen. Chas. BUS
sard, Geo. Foote. Chas. Mast.
900
The one man who undertook to stem
the Increasing tide OF indifference and
absolute abuse Of the health, soon found