, 1900-12-01
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
THE SPIRIT OF THANKSGIVING
ENLIVENS ALL PARTS
OF TOWN.

Macabees Give Unique Entertainment
-Rathbone Sisters Give Supper
and Dance-Thanksgiving Din
ners-OwI Club Dance-Card Par
ties-EIks Entertain Many Guests
I'VE may live without literature. poet
ry, art,
We may live without music, and live
without books,
We may live without love. and live
without heart,
But civilized men cannot live with
out cooks
Tuesday evening the Macabees gave
a unique entertainment in form of a
~rag-pancake social. The participants
were dressed in ragged clothes. a prize
being awarded to the one best sustain,
ing the poverty character, who was de-
clared to be Master Jack Gray. who
was awarded a sack of flour. The cake
for the cake walk was given to Jack
and Louise Gray. Refreshments con
sisting of excellent buckwheat cakes,
maple syrup and coffee. We're made and
served by a committee of three young
men to whom the credit of the enter
tainment was due, namely. Eugene
Gil ay and James and Zeno Davis. Cards
were a feature of the evening and the
lady's prize, a large bottle of per
fumery, was secured by Mrs. Prahl and
the gentleman's prize fell to Mr.. George
McAllister. About two hundred en-
joyed a delightful evening.
900
Mrs. NJ. N. Grant. always a charming
hostess. delightfully."- entertained Tues
day afternoon. the Ladies' Card club.
900
Miss Cora Gray. whose Gancing class
continues to be as popular as ever. has
changed the time for the class from
Monday to Saturday evening.
900
Mrs. Farley Mathison gave a delight
full little dinner party to a few friends
last Sunday. Those enjoying the skill
in the culinary art of the charming
hostess were Mr.. and Mrs. F. Roffee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beltz, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mathison. Mr.. Boswell. Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Mathison. Warren Beltz, Ernest and
Lester Mathison.
The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church held Il very pleasant
and profitable meeting at the nome of
Mrs. Garlock Wednesday afternoon.
900
All citizens interested in the project
of a reading room for Laramie. are ex-
pected to be present at the mass meet
ing at the court house next Wednes-
day evening. when the ACCESSIBILITY OF
taking steps to secure such a will
be considered.
600
Miss Franza Hayford, a talented
young Laramie lady. is spending a va
cation till after the holidays with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Hayford.
900
Mrs. w. H. Reed delightfully."- enter
tanned a few friends at Thanksgiving
dinner. After having dined at this
hostess table. the guests always feel
that they belong to that happy class
some men are born to feast" Mr..
Reed, who is out of town, would keenly
feel his absence from home on this oc
casion. The company included Mr.. and
Mrs. Kruger. Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. A. T.
Holmes, Misses Mason and Moore, Mrs.
Reed and Willie Reed.
900
Miss Dorothy Reed is spending the
guest of Miss Ora McCord.
900
Prof. and Mrs. Slosson in their de-
lightful way. entertained at Thanks
giving dinner. Seated at this hospita-
BILE table were Rev. and Mrs. Rominger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Cise, Mrs. Preston,
Messrs. Earl and Merl Wolford, Carl
son, Smith, Prof. and Mrs. S%losson,
Preston Slosson.
The ladies' of the cathedral have
been making extensive preparations
for their grand ball and fair to be Civ
en- at North Star hall Dec. 18th. Fan
cy articles. suitable for Christmas
presents will be sold. Dancing will be
a prominent feature. The Episcopal
ladies are noted for their enjoyable
fairs and all who wish a delightful ev-
ening will find it there.
900
On Thanksgiving Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Campbell entertained at dinner Dean
and Mrs. Cope, who found, as have
many other fortunate ones, that to dine
at a table presided over by so genial a
host and by a mistress of the cinsine
as the charming hostess is to be assur-
ed of "a good dinner that sharpens the
wit and softens the heart"
900
Prof. and Mrs. Roberts most agree
ably entertained at Thanksgiving din
ner the families of Prof. Merz and Prof.
Nelson.