, 1899-12-09
lin SOCIAL CIRCLES.
THE WINTER SOCIAL SEASON
BRINGS MANY ENJOY
ABLE EVENTS.
Dancing Clubs-Card Parties-Sur-
prise Parties Fill Up the Week
Hose Company DEMONSTRATING
VIII Soon Be GOod-Events at the
Play Houses.

a a jollier crowd be found than
that which assemblies at North Star
hall on the evenings of the university
hops? Now that the fall term is near,
ly ended, everybody was resolved to
have a few more good times and they
certainly succeeded last night. The
members and their friends present last
evening were Mesdames Gray, George
Marsh, Chaplin, Durlacher, Sprague,
Congdon. The Misses Irene Fleming,
Mabelle Reid, Dorthelle Allen, Emma
Nagel, Laure Coutant, Nellie Dean, Ma,
Bile Cheney, Eugenia George, Grace Sur
line, Matte Quirk, Fannie Hance, May
Chaplin. Frances and Josephine Smith,
Grace Davies, Nellie and Alice Marsh,
Willie Downey, Alice Holiday, Helen
Barrow, Francis Williams, Blanch,
Hilda and Jean %Durlacher, Lillian
Corey, Ida Clifton, Cora Gray, Blanch
Davies, Clyde Phillips, Lucy George.
Messrs. Paulson, ~Langheldt, Moody,
Saxton, Schilling, Paget, knight, Raife,
Atherly, John and Will Watt, Ashley,
Gray, Washburn, Houston, Griffin,
Peterson, Kirtley, Marsh, Cahill, Keefe,
Haley, Bartlett, Pointing, Holiday,
%Spalding, Lee. Breitenstein, Moudy.
Wilkerson, Scott, Breese, Gilmore.
900
Mrs. Lehman entertained the Card
club on Tuesday.
900
The Senior Guild of St. Matthews
met on Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Dawson.
Last Saturday evening Master Nor
timer Grant entertained a few of his
young friends in a very pleasant man
ner. Various games and amusements
were INDUCED in, and altogether it was
a most happy affair. Those present
were Adolph and Robbie Merz, Warren
and Leonard Hodgeman, Storrs and
Jack Suthin, Mortimer Grant.
900
The meetings of the Kipling Card
club have been discontinued until af-
ter the holidays, when the gentlemen
will be able to meet with the club.
900
Two very agreeable surprise parties
were held this week. A charming party
was that given Miss Birdie Kell on
Thursday night, it being the young
lady's birthday. The party was ar
ranged by Miss Kell's sister, Mrs.
Jones, and was in the nature Of a Ia
fy-pull. Games were also played and
a good time enjoyed by all. The guests
were: Misses Mable Cheney, Alice
Holiday, Rena Stryker, Willie Dow
ney, Laura Walbol, Messrs. Harry
Breitenstein, Jessie Knight, Will Sud-
duth, Harry Houston, Ross Moudy.
900
On Wednesday evening a number of
Miss Nellie Daley's friends rendered
her a surprise, which was thoroughly
enjoyed by both the fair hostess and
her guests. Vocal and instrumental
music, dancing, and other amusements
were the order of the evening, the
guests bidding their hostess good night
at a late hour. Those present were
Misses Rosa and Nora Lepper, Ida and
Nora Jackson, May Ginning, Agnes
Morgan, Nellie Daley, Gertie Mason,
Mason, Maggie Hardy, Katie Larson.
Messrs. Geo. S%palding, Latimer Gray,
Geo. Marsh, Geo. Morgan, Walter Jack
son, Geo. Hodgeman, Don Payne, Will
Watt, Charles McDermott.
900
Mrs. Farley Mathison will entertain
the Z~enodochist Card club on We'd
nesday next.
Those who attended the concert given
by the symphony club were delighted
with the program. 1t was one of the
best musical organizations that has Wis
tied Laramie in a long time. The musi-
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