, 1901-12-28

Pope received a toy tool chest, Harry
Hunt a tiny laundry set, and John
Hewlett a dangerous gun, while Tom
| Chaplin, one of the surprisers, was al,
| SO the astonished recipient Of a me,
lodious hand organ. The occasion was
one OF the pleasantest of a delightful
week.
Mrs. Roffee will entertain the Jolly
Eight tonight.
The Alpha Circle met Monday night
with Mrs. J.. T. Holiday. "Kenilworth"
and 1.-The Master of B%attantrae," rep
~resenting novels of Romanticism
were studied. Mrs. Houghton will en-
terrain the circle January 9Th.
900
There was a merry party at Prof.
knights Christmas night, charades
and various other amusements afford
ing unlimited fun for young and old.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
thell and family. MI. Allyn. Mrs. Gar
lock and Stanley, Helen Nelson and
Willie Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Reid entertain
ed Thursday night in honor Of their
guests, Mrs. Hanesworth and Miss
Leffner Of Cheyenne Games, music
and conversation filled up the pleas
ant evening, and delicious light re-
freshments were served. The party
included MI. and Mrs. Sears, Mr.. and
Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Har-
ris, Misses Jennie Peale, OFT, Frazee;
Messrs. Wallie OFT, Willard and Chas.
Frazee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Mathison and
son, who are having a delightful visit
with relatives in Denver, are expected
home the first of next week.
900
The C. C.'s will begin playing regu-
larly again January 9Th, at which time
they will be entertained by Mrs. Chap
lin.
Mrs. Durlacher entertained the la
dies Card club last Monday afternoon,
aid the club will also play on Monday
next week, with Mrs. Harris at the
Thornburgh hotel.
900
Miss Grace Surline, who spent the
summer in Illinois and who stopped Oh
in Laramie on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
T. R. Sears, will leave Monday for Salt
Lake City, where her parents now re-
side.
600
The friends Of Mr.. Will Campbell
gave him a pleasant surprise party at
the Bell residence last Saturday even
ing. About thirty were present. and
the evening was happily spent in dane
ing.
Miss Bertha Fetterly departed last
Tuesday evening for Portland, Ore.
having been called home by the illness
Of her father, and it is not probable
that she will soon return to Laramie.
Miss Fetterly recently closed a sue
cessful term of school at Hutton's
Grove, and was also q teacher in the
Baptist Sabbath school, and she will
be sadly missed by her little pupils
and numberless other friends, whose
good wishes will follow her.
900
John Harding was the host Thurs
day night for a dozen young men at
his home At Mrs. Walsh's and a jolly
evening is reported.
900
Mrs. Price entertained the Ezrpon
card club and several other friends
very delightfully."- at her pleasant houe
Thursday evening, ferns and carpH-
lions being artistically utilized to dec
crate the cosy rooms Might've was
the game, and a delicious supper was
served late in the evening, after which
all dispersed, unanimously voting
Mrs. Price the most charming Of hos
.%tesses. The special guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas-Willan. Mr.. and Mrs.
.Hiskey, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Mil
Ter, Miss Roger and Mr.. W1llibanks.
900
Mrs. Judge Bramel, who has been
suffering greatly for some weeks with
rheumatism and other aflictions, is
now slowly convalescing. much to the
delight of her many s~ympathising
friends.
Bachelor Editor Deming is still
"seein' things" He says: TT may be
the season Of the holly and mistletoe,
but the orange blossoms and bride
roses continue to get there just the
same"
900
A Cheyenne woman submits for the
temple of fame at the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition in st. Louis, in 1903,
the name OF "Amalia B. Simons Post
(Mrs. M. q. Post), a pioneer who saved
suffrage to the women of Wyoming on
the attempt to repeal It at the session
of the second Legislature"
600
At a strictly business session Mon
day evening, Alpha Chapter No. 1, o.
r. s., installed the following officers: