, 1901-10-19
In SOCIAL CIRCLES
PROF. AND MRS. KNIGHT CELE
BRATE THEIR TWELFTH
ANNIVERSARY.
Catholic Fair to be Held Next Week to
Re-EstabIish the ParochiaI School
Several Dinners and Dances
During the Week.-Mrs.. divers
Class Recital-Society Notes.

number OF friends at dinner WedneS
day evening, it being the twelfth an
niversary of their marriage. The ia
bles were adorned with cut
flowers, and with gorgeous autumn
leaves, and each guest received a SOU
venir lard artistically decorated with
the foliage. These leaves were gath
cred by Mrs. knight two years ago in
the Cascade mountains in Washing
ton, but they are still as perfect as the
day they fluttered upon the parent
limb. The well appointed dinner, which
was carefully served in courses, was
thoroughly enjoyed by the merry par
ty, which was as follows: Madam
Burns Of Omaha, Mrs. Johnson, Den
yer, Mrs. Slosson, Mrs. Burns. Prof.
and Mrs. Foster and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cook. w. c. Knight and Elizabeth
Howell were married in Omaha,
Wednesday, Oct. 16, 1889, at 8 o'clock
p. m, and left that city at 7 O'Clock the
same evening for Wyoming, where they
have since resided, eleven years of
the period having been much valued
residents Of Laramie. G. A. Cook and
Bessie Bailey were married at Grinnell,
Iowa. Wednesday, Oct. 16, 1889, at 8
O'Clock p. m, and left that place at 7
o'clock for Sedalia, Mo, where they re-
NAMED until last spring, when they
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Madam Burns, of Omaha, now lives
very near the residence where the we'd
ding OF Prof. and Mrs. Knight occur
red.
Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock Mrs.
Brown entertained at dinner in honor
Of her father, Mr.. Fillmore, it being
the 18th anniversary of his birth, the
congenial company being composed of
Mesdames Blake. Andrews and Web
Der, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivinson, M Rev.
and Mrs. Nice, Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore
departed on Wednesday for Oakland,
Cal, where they will spend the winter.
900
The Ladies' Aid society of the Union
Presbyterian church met Wednesday
afternoon at Mrs. Smiley's. The la
dies will hold a unique fair and Christ
mas bazaar some time during Deem
Der. Mrs. Knight will entertain the So
ciety at it's next session.
900
The Alpha club began its winters
work at the Brown residence last
Monday evening, and will meet regu.
larly every two weeks hereafter. These
busy women have decided to study tc
ton this year, and an interesting pro
gram has been prepared, embracing
short stories and complete novels.
Monday evening Sienkiewicz's The
Lighthouse Keeper of Aspenwall," and
THE Father by Bjornson were read
and discussed. 1t has been decided
this year t admit the daughters of
members when they shall attain the
age of twenty-one years. and the
daughters-in-law of members having 10
daughters. The club will meet with
Mrs. Downey October 2sth.
900
Mrs. Noah Wallis entertained a par
|ty of the old.timers Of '68-'70 at S o'clock
luncheon Wednesday evening. The &C.
casion is said to have been n of the
most enjoyable Of the many gatherings
held recently in honor Of Mesdames
Andrews and Weber. The list of in
vited guests included Mesdames An
drews, Weber, Atkinson, WEIGH.
Whiting. Harris. Brees, Jones, Craw-
ford and Cordiner.
900
Mesdames Harnish, George Harris
and Daton gave a very successful so
cial for the benefit of the Ladies Of the
Maccabees, Wednesday evening, at the
residence of Mrs. Harnish. Dainty re-
freshments were served and a pleas
ant time was enjoyed. This was the
first Of a series Of dime s~ocials, which
will be given each month during the
| winter.
The Misses Haley, the charming
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Haley.
gave a dinner Monday evening in hon
or of Lieutenant Herbert Brees. which
was a most delightful affair. Among
the guests were Mr.. James Fenwick
and Mr.. will Thomas. These young Ia
dies will give a euchre party next Mon
day evening.
The Ladies' Cathedral Guild Of the
Episcopal churcr, decided nearly three
months ago upon Wednesday. Nov. 20
as the date for their annual fair, and
arrangements are now nearly perfected
for it. Maennerchor hall has been
chosen for the bazaar and a unique fea.
ture will be booths representing the
various nations In which characters
tic and appropriate refreshments will