, 1902-12-13

SOCIAL HAPPE NINGS}

Mr.. and ]. W. Johnson gave one Of
Of their pleasant family reunions on
Tuesday. serving an elaborate six
O'clock dinner to Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
Ccrnwell. Mr.. and Mis-. Christ Peter
son and Mr.. and Mrs. p. ". Pearson.
The event was in the nature of a fare
well for Mir. and Mr.. Cornwell who De.
parted 0. Wednesday for an an extend
ed visit with relatives at Fort Collins.
Denver. Chicago andother points.
600
The Charity Whist CLUB was plea
sanity entertained Thursday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. 4. Cambell. the SEES
sion proving to be a most delightful
n except that the punch was put out
doors to Cool and the delicious hevsl-
age e~vaporated entirely. 1t is hoped
the culprits enjoyed it as well as the
club did the substitute which was
quickly prepared. The next regular
meeting night falls on Christmas. so
Mrs. Grant anL MIS-. Bartlett viii en-
terrain the club on the night of the
2Gth at the residence of the former.
900
one of the most charming dinners
Of the week vas given by Prof. and
MIS-. Nelson last evening. covers being
laid for Captain n Mrs. Yates. Mr..
and Mrs. T. II. Gibson and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Cook
The University dancing club gave
its Christmas ball last night and North
Star hall was flied to its utmost ca
pacity with Il merry throng too I'M
Gus to mention. The music was fur
ished by Mr.. Frank Powell. and a
splendid lunch was served under the
direction of some of the mothers, a
number of whom were present to Of
ficate as chaperones and icidentally to
enjoy a pleasant hour also. The party
was voted a success in every particular
and a fitting finale to the ~pleasantest
series of dances ever given under the
auspices of the university young PEG
pie.
The Whist club spent a delightful
evening Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. H. Simpson.
Mrs. Fitch entertained a few young
people Of the Baptist church very de
lightfully in an informal manner at her
pleasant home last evening.
900
Judge C. n. Potter of Cheyenne was
entertained at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Chaplin Sunday evening.
900
Mrs. Dora Martin gave a delightful
Matthew'S hall on Saturday evening.
The young people were invited to as
semble after the debating society SEES
sion, and spent the remainder of the
evening most e~njoyably.
900
Mrs. Beltz will entertain the c. c..
Card club next Wednesday evening.
900
The December session of the Alpha
Circle was held with Mrs. Fitch Mon
day evening. and the time was devot
ed to pleasant and profitable readings
selected by the hostess.
900
The children of the Methodist church
will give their Christmas entertain
ment on the eve of that holiday. There
will be a fine program of r~ecitations
and music and the usual distribution of
gifts. The fete for the Episcopal
church will also be given on Christ
mas eve, but the Presbyterian Sunday
school will hold its entertainment on
Christmas flight.
The Jolly Eight will play with Mrs.
Lovett tonight.
The chicken and fish supper given
by the G. I. A. to the B. of l.. E. at G.
A. r. hall last evening was well patron
lied and the ladies Will realize a snug
sum for their efforts. The supper was
an excellent one and was thoroughly
discussed by all present.
900
This has not been a very brilliant
week in theatrical matters. Tuesday
night Hello Bill" held the boards at
the New Grand and tonight Caught
In the Web" will be the attraction.
Coming to the Opera House is Down
BY the Sea- Tuesday night. The Apol-
10 company rehearsed the first act Of
THE Chimes of Norway" Thursday
night. and did very well with it. The
date of the presentation has not been
definitely fixed, but will not be this
month.
900
One of the features of the operetta
to be rendered at the Presbyterian fair
next Friday evening will be a charm
ing little song by Mrs. Gibson, who
composed the lifting melody herself.
The music is rarely sweet and with its
guitar accompaniment has been pro-
$780,. ,-ol -;.l ,,ArTpt