, 1900-01-20
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
AS LENT APPROACHES, SOCIAL
FUNCTIONS MULTIPLY AND
GAIETY REIGNS SUPREME
Many events scheduled for the Next
Few Weeks-University and Owl
Club Dances-Many Enjoyable
Parties Which Have Taken Place
During the Past Week.

Strictly speaking, the winter season
ends with the beginning of Lent, and
from the middle of January until that
time, as many social events are crowd
ed in as possible. While the solemn
season is not observed as generally
here as in many places, yet there are
many who abstain from social festivi-
ties during that time. Many are the
events chronicled for the rest of this
month and the early part Of February,
Ia the remainder of the winter in
laramie will be accounted a gay e
son.
900
The regular hop of the University
Dancing club was held last evening.
During the earlier part of the evening
the floor was comfortably filled with
dancers, but after the play was over a
large number came in to spend the
remainder of the evening at the party
and chase the passing hours with fly
ing feet" Those present were as fol-
lows: Misses Edith Sloane, Willie
Downey, Mabel Cheney, Allie Knott,
Helen Barrow, Blanche Davies, Nellie
Dean, Nellie and Alice Marsh, Emma
Nagel, Josephine and Frances Smith,
Frances Williams, Cora Gray, Mile
Thompson, Dorthelle Allen, Hilda and
Jean D%urlacher, Mabelle Reid, Flora
Knight, Clyde Phillips, Fanny Hance,
Maize Chaplin, Laura Coutant, Jennie
Goodale, Lillian Corey; Mesdames
Houston, Chaplin, Jameson, Marsh,
Durlacher, Gray, Schilling; Prof. and
Mrs. Roger; Messrs. Paulson, Scott,
Cahill, Trabing, OFT, Gilmore, Denig,
Bartlett, Lee, Breitenstein, Griffen.
Brees, Harry and John Cordiner, Will
kerson, Hance, Watt, Eugene and Lati-
mer Gray, Keefe, Marsh, Peterson, Ath-
erly, Moudy, Holiday, Pagett, Moody,
Hopkins, Langhheldt, Wilson, Haley,
Schilling, Downey, Spalding, Bailey,
Kirtley, Raife, Ashley.
900
The date of the cadet ball has been
changed from February 9th to February
10th, as the officers could not get the
hall on the former date. Elaborate pre-
parations are being made for the event.
900
No dances are more enjoyed than
those given by the Owls, who, though
few in number, are a jolly and congen-
ial crowd. Those present at their dance
last Wednesday evening were Mr.
and Mrs. c. S. Greenbaum, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. C. D
tie and Annie Haley, Lucy George
Frances Williams; Messrs. John Davis
Robert George, Harry and John Cordi'
ner, D. C. Abrams, Ed. Finfrock.
900
Mrs. J. w. Johnson gave a de
lightful party at her beautiful
home on Third and Garfield streets
Thursday afternoon in honor o
Mrs. Paul Madsen of Oakland,
California, who is visiting in Laramie
with her sister, Mrs. Moritz Meyer
A very enjoyable afternoon was spent
the following ladies %partaking Of tn
hospitality of Mrs. Johnson: Mesdame
Paul Madsen, Moritz Meyer, II. L. An
derson, Monroe of North park, L. Tho
bro, c. Prahl, Ole Thompson, Levi
Tyvoid; Misses Mile Thompson, Till!
Johnson.
A pleasant little party was given a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Nc
Dole OIL Saturday afternoon, it beinl
the 18th birthday OF their daughte,
Laura. Games were played until
o'clock, when a dainty supper wal
served. Those present were Ethe
Rauner, Hazel Crooks, Bessie and Cert
rude Marks. Alice and Ada Hunt, Myr
tie Ware, Tessie L~angheldt, Venut
Fra1ee, Myriam Doyle and Lizzie Vass
600
Miss Stella Abrams, who has been 10
New York In St. Luke's hospital for
the past seven months, has improved
suficiently to leave there and Is now
at Bishopthorpe school, Bishop Talbot's