, 1900-10-06
In SOCIAL CIRCLES
IMPERIAL DANCING CLUB
GIVES ITS OPENING
PARTY.

Many Entertainments During the Past
Week-The season Promises
Much Social Amusement-ladies
of the Scandinavian Church Pre-
pairing for Their Fair-Card Club.
The opening party given last even
ing by the Imperial Dancing club was
well attended, there being about thir-
ty couples present. The dancers were
Misses Lucy and Eugenia George,
Elise Towson. Alice and Nellie Marsh,
Bath. Foster. Roach, Chaplin. Moore,
Rocbar. O'Connell, Mullison, Handley,
Fitzmorris. Maginnis. Newcomer,
Smith. Phillips. Gray, Durlacher, Shell
don. Coutant, Barrow. Dean, Conner,
Dohrcr. Fleming and Corey; Messrs.
Corlott and Owen Downey. Moudy,
DanieIson, TRADING. Schilling, Prof.
Foster. Holiday, Congdon, Murphy,
VIII and John Watt, F. B~reitenstein,
Latimer and Frank Gray. Scott, Nc
Donald. Marsh, Keefe, Reed, Brees,
Houston, Arthur Gray. Collins, Bart
lett and Klein. The chaperones in
cluded Mesdames Fred George. ST.,
Marsh, Foster, Schilling, Jamlson,
Roach and May.
600
Mrs. II. G.. Balch entertained her
friends on Thursday evening at a card
party. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
|lvinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman, Mr..
and Mrs. Conner. Mr.. and Mrs. Kings
ford. Mrs. Grow, Mrs. William Harris,
Madame Wilkinson, Mrs. Judson, Mrs.
Durlacher; Messrs. Bacon, Winkler,
Jupp, Colt and Ernest.
900
Miss Laura Coutart of Cheyenne,
is visiting in the city, the guest of
Miss Maud Wallis. Miss Coutant for
merly attended the university and has
many friends among the students who
gave her a hearty welcome. Miss
Coutant will return to Cheyenne Mon
day.
YeSoCiety Chronicler will have plen-
ty to do this winter for parties and
balls are beginning to interest all we
society folks. Mrs. Lehman will en-
l~tertain on next Monday and Mrs. Dur
llacher will act as hostess on Wednes-
day afternoon, when she will enter,
tain a company of friends.
900
The ladies of the Scandinavian
church are busy making preparations
for their fair to be given on the Gath
and 25th of this month The proceeds
ofthe fair will be used for the benefit
of the church for the purpose of buy
ing a new carpet and making other
improvements
900
The ladies of the Card club spent
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Wilkinson. Mrs. Grow was the
quest of the club on this occasion. De-
licious refreshments were served by
the hostess and a pleasant afternoon
was spent by all present.
900
The annual fair of the Catholic
church will be held at Maennerchor
hall on the evenings of the 22d. 23d
and cath of October. The usual good
time is promised to all patrons of this
great event.
The members of the Alpha circle
met with Mrs. Symons last Monday
evening. At this meeting the plans
for the years work were arranged and
the evening passed pleasantly in the
discussion of the work of the society.
900
The ladies' of St. Mary's Guild met
" ednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Geo. Campbell on Grand avenue,
ENtlSoHt NdS puSS Will hSSuiS WI n
and working earnestly in order to
complete arrangements for the Epis'
copal fair to be given in December,
THE afternoon proved to be both pro
itable and at the same time thorough.
ly enjoyed to all present.
900
A very pleasant party was given
last evening by Mrs. Haley at her cosy
home on Thornburgh. Card playing
was the feature of the evening
Madame Wilkinson succeeded in cap
turing the first prize and Mrs. Ivin'
son the second. The lucky gentlemen
players were Mr. Ivinson, who won the
first prize, and Mr.. Connor the second
The guests on this occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. Ivinson, Mr.. and Mrs,
Manasse. Mr.. and Mrs. Connor, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilkinsin, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ,
n. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman, Mes
danes Grow, Wilkinson and Durlach'
er.