, 1902-03-01
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

ar exceedingly pleasant sur
prise party in honor of Miss Jennie
Peale. which was given at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Kern on Thursday even
up the swiftly passing hours, and an
elegant lunch was served. The parti-
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Smart.
MIR. and Mrs. J. 5. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
McAllister. Mr.. and Mrs. Kern.
Mrs. w. II. Mead. Misses OFT, Slack,
Brown. GoetZ and Peale: Messrs. Grou-
yer. Schroeder, Wallie OFT and Marion
Davis.
hosts at n duplicate whist party last
their guests being Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. S%palding. Mr.. and Mrs. Barber
and Prof. and Mrs. Adams.
900
Society as she is written: Light re-
rare bit and mince
pie. Elegant lunch"-Salted peanuts
and water.
The Browning club met Monday ey-
ening with Mrs. Roach. and enjoyed a
animated session. The
of mortality exemplifed by
the French and English people came in
for a share of the discussion. and So
cialistic problems as presented by lola
in Labor" also received considerable
The club will convene the
10th of March with Rev. and Mrs. Hog
bin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sears were the
instigators Of a delightful surprise par
ty which invaded the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George McAllister last Saturday
evening. The merry company indulg-
ed in cards, music and dancing. and
light refreshments were served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Smart.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sears, Mesdames. w. H. Mead, James
Mathison ard VIM. Kern: Misses Mar
tina OFT and Jennie Peale and Mr..
Schroeder.
Mrs. C. D. Oviatt Of Rawlins spent
the week here, the guest of her friends.
the Misses Wright.
900
Arthur Ferguson was surprised at
his home Thursday evening by the fol
lowing young people: Misses Bessie
Glidden, Maude Furgeson, Elva Chap
man. Isabelle Wallis. Clara Bedoin,
Edith Belts. Ethel Lindstrom, Helen
Cordiner, Messrs. Robert Merz, Adolph
Merz. Herbert Konold. Grover Miller.
Arthur Furgeson. John Isberg, Clyde
Chapman, Raymond Cordiner, George
Cordiner. Chester Wallis, Arthur Erne.
Richard Wallis and Ed McCue. The
hours were passed in playing amusing
games, and a delicious supper was
served.
600
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Sigman gave a
mammoth bronze turkey dinner at
their home at the university expert
ment farm on Wednesday. The invit-
ed guests were Dean and Mrs. James
Cope, Prof. Emery, Messrs. Fleming
opd NalSpp
Last Saturday night Miss Emma
Hegewald fell a happy victim to one of
the "catch you unawares' parties
which are now sc prevalent. The mer-
ry crowd passed a particularly pleas
ant evening, those in attendance in
Guiding Ada Haffner, Raymond Haffner.
Charles Haffner. John Haffner, August
Hynds. Bessie Hynds. Karl Hegewald,
Carrie Hegewald. Edna Goldman.
Dora Gobelman, Mildred Waechter.
Thera Thirkeldsen. Willie McRoberts.
Eva Thirkeldsen, James Stirling, Fred
Huempfner, Charles Hegewald, Lena
Merriam, Ralph Merriam and Willie
Keyhole.
Several surprise parties have been
arranged for tonight.
900
Miss Eva Hanson was pleasantly sur,
prised Saturday afternoon by a large
number of her little friends, who took
occasion to congratulate her upon her
complete recovery from the accident
which recently befell her. The invad-
ers had provided themselves with de-
licious refreshments and a merry at
ternoon was enjoyed. Among those
present were Dora Lewis, Alma John
son, Ida Hanson, Dora Goldman,
George Penny, Zelma Penny. Maude
Marion, Earl Marion. Bessie I'eynds,
Edith Heynds, Dora Heynds. Flora
Heynds. August Heynds. Merriam
Doyle, George Edwards, Phyllis Hege-
valid, George Richards, Raymond Hes-
ewald, Karl Hegewald, Emma Hege-
valid. Charles Hegewald, Marry Wal
lace, Ehie Wallace, Katie Hodge, Edna
King, Willie MacRoberts. Willie Simp.
son, Louis Harbaugh, Willie Harblugh
and Arthur Mestman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Eggleston gave a
small card party last night +
The Whist club played Monday ev-
ening with Mrs. Downey. Mrs. Nggles-
toni will be the next hostess.