, 1901-12-14
! SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Eta Dekay were present as speclal
guests. Miss Morse will entertain the
club at its next session.
900
The Young Peoples society of Chris
tian Endeavor Of the Union Presby'
terrain church was delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Crawford
Tuesday evening at their coy home
} on Fourth street. Elegant refresh
ments were served and an especially
enjoyable evening was spent. A bust
ness session of the society occupied a
part of the time. and the following Off
GERS We're elected for the first six
months of 1902:
President-Mrs. S. A. Crawford.
Vice President-Clifford Sawyer.
Secretary-Mr. McGraw.
Treasurer-Miss Efie Naismith.
Chairman of Lookout Comittee-Mr.
Pryor.
Chairman Prayer Meeting Commit
} tee-Mrs. Hogbin.
} Chairman Social Committee
} Charles Klein.
Misses Bessie Chaplin and Emily
Sitter of Cheyenne, were the guests
of Miss Maize Chaplin this week, re-
turning to their home last night.
900
Laramie Hive No. 4, l.. o. T. NJ, held
its annual election Tuesday evening of
this week, when the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year:
Lady Communicates. Allie Zentz.
Lieutenant COMMANDMENTS. Mary
Dayton.
Past Lady COMMANDMENTS. Olive
Harnish.
Record Keeper-Mrs. Josie Harris.
Finance Keeper-Mrs. Sadie Roth.
Chaplain-Mrs. Bertha Pelton.
Sergeant-Mrs. Sadie Lynch.
Mistress-at-Arms - Mrs. Jennie
Walker.
Sentinel-Mrs. Laura Reid.
Picket-Mrs. kittie Appleton.
These officers will be installed Tues
day, January IA, 1902. and the ladies
Of the hive have invited the knights of
Laramie Tent No. Z to enjoy a ban
quet with them on that occasion.
900
Mrs. John Fenwick has returned
from Cheyenne. and will remain dur
ing the winter to keep house for her
son. Mr.. James Fenwick.
900
There will be an entertainment at
the Presbyterian church Christmas
eve, for the members of it's Sunday
school and their parents. A tree and a
short program are the special features
Of the occasion.
The children of the Baptist church
will celebrate Christmas with a miscel-
l~aneous program given under the direc-
ton of Superintendent Merriam. but
the exact date has not as yet been fix
ed.
The three first grades at the East
Side school, will unite in giving a
Christmas entertainment in Miss
Welch's room next Friday afternoon,
the teachers in charge of the little ones
being Mrs. Whiting and Misses WEIGH
tily decorated for the occasion, holly
and other subjects appropriate to the
season adjoining the walls. but the mas
terpiece, which is the work of Miss
Scryker's facile fingers, is a striking
picture of old Saint Nick himself with
his dashing reindeer, n how any
teacher can expect a child to study
next week with that realistic sleigh full
of toys before it. is more than mind
can conceive. Misses Hartley and Ag-
mes Wright will combine to give a pro
gram at the same time in Miss Hart.
ley's room. Miss Cordiner's pupils are
preparing exercises. but the time at
which they will be held is not fixed as
yet. Mrs. DeLIairo's pupils gave their
iSAullSu az -,
but the holiday enthusiasm has also in
spired them, and they are arranging
themselves a pleasing program, which
promises to be as interesting as the
others. Miss Gerig's will post
pone its exercises until Easter.
i, 900
), Some of the Orphans were too busy
to dress up for the proposed power
ty social" so Miss Lille Brine enter
tanned them with a euchre party Wedn-
esday evening. These poor unfortu-
mates are not as mournful as their title
would indicate, and the fun Wednesday
evening vas quite up to the usual
standard of their sessions. The club
members are Misses Hughes. Jean
Goodale, Goatley, Abrams, Hunt and
Birnie; Messrs. Muckley, Lee, Kidd,
Rogers, Stevenson and Klingerman.
4 900 ~
The I~rresponsibles will be out to-
night hunting for a good time, and will
? undoubtedly find 1t.
900
The ladies' Of the Methodist church
will give their New England supper
and apron bazaar In the remodeled
league room next Friday evening. and
. the proceeds realized will be used to-
: ward d~efraying the incurred