, 1901-09-07
In SOCIAL CIRCLES
SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE
MARRIAGE OF REV. AND
MRS. n. W. NICE.
Mrs. eelIamy Entertains In Honor of
the Ladies of the Van Horn Party
Meeting Of old-Timers at the
Brown-6irthday Club at Reeds
Ranch Tomorrow.

Rev. and Mrs. II. Warren Nice cele-
brated their second wedding annivers-
airy last evening by entertaining some
friends at their cosy home on Fourth
street. Mrs. Nice had provided unique
amusement for her guests in the form
OF pictures, each view aptly illustrat-
ing the title of some familiar book.
Easy to see it after you knew, but at
fording unlimited fun and many wild
guesses before the problems were sue
c%essfully solved. Then there we're
parts of sentences from we!i-known ad-
vertisements, and those weren't SO very
easy either. The party dispersed at a
late hour, with fervent wishes thai the
popular young couple may live to see
at least seventy-five such occasions,
and hat they might be privileged to
assist in the celebration of each and
every one. Among those present last
evening were Mr.. n Mrs. George A.
Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff, Misses
Adelaide and Ethel Brown, Ethel Mer-
RAM, Alice Hall, Anna Hunt, DR..
Brown, DR.. McNif, Messrs. Roy Fitch,
Charlie and Will Peabody and Gus
Dwinell of North park.
900
Mrs. Chas. Bellamy entertained a
party of ladies at luncheon Thursday
afternoon at S o'clock, in honor of Mrs.
Van Horn of Boston, Mrs. Colby OF
Lawrence, Mass, and Mrs. Bintz of
Salt Lake. The house was exquisitely
decorated with asters and sweet peas
in blue and white, and the guests found
their places at table by means of flow
er-decked conumdrum cards. Mrs. Bel
lamy was fortunate enough to be able
to include antelope in her menu, and
the rare delicacy was highly appreci-
ated by the eastern guests especially.
A magnificent collection of Wyoming
views was another happy provision
made by the hostess for the afternoons
entertainment and the entire occasion
proved a felicitous conclusion for the
ladies' Wyoming trip. The party i'll
cluded, in addition to Mesdames Van
Horn, Colby and Bintz, Mesdames F.
A. Miller, Howard Ingham, VIM. Ship
man, Jas. b. Mckee, Godat and G. A.
Godat Of Cripple Creek. Miss June
Bintz assisted Mrs. Bellamy in serving
the well appointed luncheon. Mrs.
Van Horn left yesterday for Omaha
and Mrs. Bintz returned to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Colby departed for her eastern
home today.
Judge and Mrs. NJ. C. Brown enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Heath, now of
Hebron, Neb., at dinner Tuesday
night. AS a pleasant surprise, sew
eral old-time friends were invited to
spend the evening there with them.
The party included Colonel and Mrs.
Downey, MI. and Mrs. Fillmore, Mrs.
Blake, Mr.. Fox, Mrs. Ivinson and Mrs.
Robert Marsh, and it is worthy of es-
pecial notice that every n present
has been a resident of Laramie thirty
one years or more. Mr.. and Mrs. Heath
returned to their home Thursday, af-
ter a most delightful visit with their
numerous friends in the Gem City.
900
A score Of young people spent the
day at the Keystone ranch yesterday,
as the happy guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ernest. A sumptuous dinner was
served and the hours passed ALL too
swiftly in riding, fishing, ETC., the
hosts having made every possible ar
rangement for the pleasure and COM
fort of their guests.
900
The ladies' guild of the Episcopal
church was entertained by Mrs. Hodge
man Thursday afternoon. 1t was de-
cided to hold the fair for which work
has already been commenced about
the Goth of November. The guild will
meet next week with Mrs. Sigman at
the experiment farm.
900
The reception given Tuesday even
ing by Mr. and Mrs. Frazee in honor
of Rev. H. Warren Nice who has Just
returned from a vacation trip to the
east, was a most enjoyable occasion.
being largely attended not only by the
members Of the Baptist church, but by
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Nice, who
are connected with others churches.
Refreshments were served In the ar
t~istically decorated dining room, and
s%ociability and informality were the
order of the evening.
900
The local talent entertainment given
by the Elks in Roots opera house Mon
day evening, was q social and financial
success Every seat in the house was
occupied and the receipts are expect
ed to aggregate about $500. While the
vocal and instrumental numbers were
well received. the popular hit of the
evening was made by the farce. "a
Proposal Under Difficulties" which was
extremely amusing. The parts were
all well presented by the young people
in the cast, but Mr.. DeLario was de-
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