, 1902-05-03
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Doyle. Grant and Gray and the merr,
dancers were Lola Code, Edith Miller
Tessie Langheldt. Zoe Miller. Clars
Beaudoin, Louise Gray. Patsey Gray
Bessie Glidden and Miriam Doyle,
, Willie Code. John Sutphin. Storis SUIT
phin, Allyn Miller, Arthur Erne, Mel
vile johnson, Herman Langheldt
Dwight Mckinney, Samuel Grant
Karl Huempfner. Leon Kennedy, vii
lie Evans and Morton Grant. The
dainty feast after the ball" was serv
ed at the Johnson home by Mesdames
Pearson and Code and Miss Georgia
Glidden, and the occasion will long be
remembered with pleasure bv the jolly
participants.
Miss Alice Downey is entertaining a
company of her little friends at her
home this afternoon with a May Day
party" the hours being from 2 O'Clock
till 5. There will be a pretty May pole
dance. and Miss Alice will be crowned
queen Of the May with appropriate and
delightful ceremony. Misses Mary
Coomes and Agnes Wright will ofici.
ate as attendants and Mary Jones has
been selected for row bearer. while
sweet little Dorothy Downey plays
maid Of honor with gallant Master Earl
Taylor as her "Sir Knight" Dainty
refreshments will complete one of the
prettiest children's parties Of the year.
The invited guests are Mary Jones.
Mary Coomes, Efie Wallace. May Wal
lace, Natalie Swigart, Earl Taylor,
Helen Nelson. Irene Spalding, Irene
Delaney. Winnifed Smith. Agnes
Wright and Ruth Kane.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. George McAllister cele-
brated the first anniversary OF their
marriage at their cosy home on Sixth
street Wednesday night. Might've
furnished pleasant amusement for the
evening. the dainty prizes being won
by Miss Martha OFT and Mr.. Baker,
while the consolation gifts fell into the
hands of Mrs. Kern and Mr.. Sears.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAllister received a
beautiful fruit dish and other pretty
membranes from their friends. An
elegant lunch was served after the
gamma ond ooro pory protta1y piopn opa
violin selections rendered. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathi.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. b. J. Harnish, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smart, Mr.. and Mrs. Sears. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Baker, Mesdames Reid,
Kern and Mclaughlin. Misses Jennie
Peale, Martha OFT and Annie Reid. and
Messrs. Wallie OFT. Marian Davis and
Charlie Peale.
The Junior Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church have arranged a
program of. r%ecitations and songs
which will be given tomorrow evening
at the meeting of the senior society
of the church. Miss Gerig, leader.
Mrs. Sawyer is the superintendent of
the Junior society .
900
Mr.. w. E. Chaplin read an interest
ing paper before the Young Mems Lit
erary club at Cheyenne last night.
600
The Ladies' q%uartette which RAJ or
ganized by Miss Maxwell has resumed
practise under the direction Of Mrs.
Gibson, it's membership now being as
follows: First soprano, Mrs. Gibson;
second soprano, Mrs. Sawyer; first al
to, Mrs. Craft; second alto. Miss Will
Jams.
The cathedral guild was pleasantly
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Hodgeman. considerable business
being transacted. 1t vas voted to
meet once in two weeks until July LIST,
after which date monthly sessions
only will be held during the summer.
The society will hold its next meeting
May 18th with Mrs. Cope.
900
Miss Parker Of Boston arrived in
Laramie Oh Thursday to keep house
for her nephew Mr.. j. B. Mckee. and
Mrs. Fred A. Miller entertained Miss
Parker and Mr.. Mckee at luncheon on
that day.
The supper and fair given by the la
dies aid society Of the Presbyterian
church at their cottage Thursday ev-
ening was a decided success The sup
per was a delicious spread, and was
we'll patronized while the fancy work