, 1902-02-22
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS:

lhiS ~eth Ill uoLoT VI tutll DfDtuer ana
his bride.
The Alpha Circle met Monday even
ing with Mrs. Brown, the session being
devoted to the discussion of the psy-
Geological novel. particularly Gran
ford" and Sentimental Tommy" Mrs.
J. 7. Holiday will entertain the la
dies at their ext meeting.
900
The new dance known as the Chi.
cago Glide which the Omaha chief
Of police refused to allow in that city.
has invaded Cheyenne. and is taught
in one of the capital city dancing acad.
emies. The dance is of the minuet
order.
The North Star society decided this
week to celebrate its fifteenth ami
versary, which occurs March 18th, and
at that time a masquerade ball will be
given in North Star hall. at which
prizes will be offered for fancy and
amusing costumes.
900
Mrs. Spafford has been elected to
the craftsmanship Of the Home depart
Derr. resigned.
Ground vas broken Monday for the
e Woman's club building in Denver.
the first shovelful of earth being lifted
by the president, Mrs. j. d. WhitmCre.
and the second by Mrs. Fine p. Ernest.
chairman OF the building committee.
Over two hundred women assisted in
loading the first wagon with earth,
among them being Mrs. Guthrie
Brown. who is still an active club wo-
man. although over so years of age.
900
Many distinguished people have been
born on the natal day OF George Wash
ington, and little Miss Dorothy Barber
is today celebrating the second ami
versary of her birth. A number of lit
tie friends assisted her Ia demolishing
candles.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
gave a delightful George Washington
social at the home Of it's president, Mr..
viii Peabody, last night. The house
was appropriately decorated with ma
tional flags and bunting. Each guest
upon arriving was transformed into a
living letter by having a large capital
affixed to his or her back. Then the
game of living anagrams" began,
words being formed by arranging PEG
pie in proper order. Some letters
were in great demand and their heads
we're really turned by the lively man.
ner in which they were hustled from
II word to another by ambitious list
makers. 1t is scarcely necessary to
add that there was very little ice left
to break, and the remainder of the
evening was merrily spent in various
games, including that disturber of the
quiet of a community known in histo-
ry as up Jenkins"
900
Prof. and Mrs. Adams entertained
the drive whist club very pleasantly
last night. This congenial club enjoys
its sessions immensely, it's members
being Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barber, Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett and
Prof. and Mrs. Adams. A dainty lunch
was served after the game.
600
Miss Gerig entertained her class of
boys belonging to the Presbyterian
Sunday school very charmingly last
night. Those present we're Leon Ken.
nedy, Herman Langheldt. Willie Mai.
smith. Clarence NOR, Willie Evans,
Albert Bower. Dwight Mckinney, viii
lie Hodgeman and James Armstrong.
600
Pilot camp No. 46, Woodmen of the
World, last night gave an entertain.
to Wyoming circle No. 251. Wood
ment to Wyoming circle No. 251, Wo.
being served. High five was the game
and prizes were won by Mrs. Graham
and Will Yelton. the BOBBY prizes be-
ing taken by Mrs. Tatrop and Mr..
Smith. A merry time was had and the
lunch was thoroughly enjoyed.
600
Misses Margaret and Mildred McIn-
tosh entertained about a dozen of their
friends last night, at the home of Prof.
and Mrs. Frank H. H. Roberts. Games
we're played and dainty refreshments
were served.
600
The Young Peoples Luther League
of the West Side church gave an ABC
social last night. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Prahl, on South Second
about forty persons being pres
ent. There was a lunch Of coffee,
cakes and sandwiches, and the young
enjoyed a number Of lively
games, altogether having a very pleas
ant and agreeable time. The treasury
of the society received a snug sum as
the net proceeds Of the social.
600
Laramie club women, who so deeply |
deplored the loss OF Mrs. Foster, will
interested in the following account
Of the energetic women who are &C.
SO much In her new