, 1902-12-27
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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needed Z great deal of assistance IL
inspecting his gifts. and his happy lit
tie face will never be forgotten b.
those who participated in the fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Mathison CAV.
their holiday dinner last night at si1
O'Clock, and those who were fortunate
enough to be present declare that the
best came last. The party included
Mr.. and Mrs. Beltz, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Haskins, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathisor
and Miss Macdonald.
600
Hon. and Mrs. w. H. Holiday were
the hosts at a delightful family gather
ing Christmas eve, an elegant dinner
being served and a Christmas tree
erected for the little ones. The party
included the sever members of Mr..
Holidays family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Holiday and babe, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sci Butler and three children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry George and two children,
Mr.. Ned Fitch and son. Mrs. R. E.
Fitch, Miss Nettie Pope, the Burk chill
dIen and Mr.. Richard Butler. All were
seated at the large and handsome ia
BILE in the spacious dining room and a
we'll Drowned turkey was discussed,
with all the accessories. After dinner
the room containing the Christmas
tree was thrown open and a merry
time had until late in the evening. 1t
was a noteworthy gathering and one of
the pleasantest of the pleasant Christ
mas season.
Miss Anna Holzborn was the hostess
at a charming party at the Abrams resi-
dence Christmas night. A unique fea-
ture was a nose contest" which afford
ed much merriment. Miss Winslow
identified the most on the ladies' side
and received in reward a pretty bonbon
dish, while Mr.. Lee Kidd bore away
the honors among the gentlemen. win
ming a photograph album. There was
a floral contest and other amusements
and an elegant lunch was served.
Those present were Misses May Win
slow, Cissie Brine. Lille BRINE, Ella
Rice, Martha OFT, and Stella Abrams,
Messrs Wallie OFT, Frank Meyer, Ollie
Wallace, Lee Kidd, John Watt and
Ralph Klingerman.
600
The following invitations have been
issued: THE Young Mems and Young
Women's Christian association cordi-
tally invite you to some Christmas
doings' Monday evening. Dec. goth at
the home Of Miss Holiday, 719 Grand
Avenue"
Mrs. Mollie %Ingersoll, the handsome
and energetic manager of the Imperial
Military band, was the recipient yes
terday of a gift that fills her with pride
and Joy. It is q large frame in which
are the photographs Of twenty mem
bers Of the band in full uniform, her
own picture. beautifully posed and
colored in the center Of the group. The
picture bears the legend: christmas
Greeting to Our Manager. Imperial
Military Band Of Laramie, Wyo." The
list Of members Of the band includes
Dr.. McCollum, the leader of the band,
Prof. Riley, the instructor, and Messrs.
Charlie Frazee, Warren Beltz, John
Frazee, Bolln Burns, J. D. Shrock, N.
E. Webb, Harry Hunt. Harry Hansen,
Louis DeLario. Henry Pope. Willie
Goodale. Tom Chaplin, John Isberg,
Alden Ballard, Charlie DeLario, Leslie
Miller and Robert Merz. The picture
will be photographed and each member
of the organisation given a copy. One
member. Joe staplese, is not represent
ed in the frame. he being out Of town
at the time the photographs were TAX
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Master William Charles Eagon, the
handsome little son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Eagon of the Thornburgh, had his
first Christmas tree Thursday night. in
the parlor Of the hotel, the tree reach
ing to the ceiling and being brilliantly
lighted with candles and set of with
numerous and handsome presents,
from solid silver and gold baby spoons
to a pair of genuine leather moccasins
from a California admirer and play
things enough to stock q toy shop. 1t
was fun to see the boy as the brillian-
cy Of the scene was brought to his
gaze. He was wild with delight and
wanted above all the lighted wax can
dies. It was q happy moment for him.
A number Of friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eagon called during the evening to ad-
mire the tree and congratulate the boy
on his accession to the ranks Of sure
enough children.
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Miss Natalie Swigart Is entertaining
a happy party Of girl friends this after.
noon from 2 O'Clock till 6 in honor Of
her twelfth birthday. There will be
merry games and a dainty lunch. Mas
ter Barl Taylor will assist Master Far
man Swigart in serving the young la
dies, who are Misses Ruth Greenbaum
Irene spalding, Helen CLARK, Jean Doug
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