, 1902-12-27

and dark abode and entered. The
were still there and space limits forbi
a detailed account of his reception
Peace was finally restored and the pa
ty discussed an elegant lunch. Nj
Chaplin received a beautiful set @
mOosehorn brushes, the party incluC
ing members of the club and othe
friends as follows: Messrs. Warrel
Eeltz, Henry Pope, Alden Ballard
Harry Hunt, John Hullet, Harry Han
son. Will Reed and Charles DeLario
Mrs. Beltz assisted Mrs. Chaplin il
"chaperoning" the company.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. John Symons had ;
Christmas dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. X
E. Fitch and members of the Symons
family.
The Charity Whist club held an en-.
joyable session last night at the resi-,
dence of NJ. n. Grant, Mrs. Bartlett as,
sisting the hostess in entertaining. No
prizes are awarded in this club. but the
playing is very close and spirited new
ertheless. Mrs. Hodgeman will enter
tain the, club Thursday. Jan. Sth.
900
The December session of the Presby-
terrain Missionary society will be held
Deyt Wa1paS6ay afternoon ot tba rnci.
dence of Mrs. Vance, corner Sixth and
Garfield streets.
Mrs. Beltz was the proud recipient of
an elegant chocolate set from her ard
ent admirers in the Mysterious Five.
900
Miss Irene Flemming returned yes
terday to Highland Park college, Des
Moines, after a pleasant holiday visit
with her mother.
1t is universally conceded that San
ts Claus quite surpassed all previous
records in his gifts to the fortunate
residents of the Gem City this year,
and the most precious gift of all the
myriads of beautiful and valuable ar
ticles was received by Mrs. Slosson
from her beloved boys" in the peniten-
tiary. 1t was a production of their own.
representing long hours of careful la
Dor, and conveys most charmingly an
idea of their love for her and apprecia-
ton of what she has done for them.
The Crystalization of these beautiful
sentiments is certainly worthy of the
purpose for which it was designed. 1t
is an exquisitely carved and inlaid Ia
BILE, executed with faultless taste and
skill and pronounced by experts equal
II not superior to anything sent out
from the institution previously. That
Mrs. Slosson fully appreciates the
treasure and all it represents it is
scarcely necessary to state.
900
Ter left today for Millbrook ranch,
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. E.
J. Bell for a week or more.
600
The children's Christmas festival at
the West Side church was exception
ally enjoyable and was largely attend
ed. The children were given beauti-
full presents besides candy. Both the
pastor and his wife were remembered
with a large purse as well as presents
from the school and the congregation.
900
The w. r. c. will give it's annual
ball on the night of Thursday, Feb
ruary -, and the cadet ball will prob
ably take place on the 18th of the same
month.
The Euchre club will play next
Thursday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jupp.
Hose Company N. 2 gives its annual
ball at Maennerchor hall next Wednes-
day night.
1t is noteworthy and gratifying as in
dicative of the prominence which Wyo-
ming is surely winning throughout the
country to find in the current maya
zines two stories whose scenes are laid
in our immediate locality. The last
Outlook contains an interesting story
entitled "a Laramie Girls Christmas"
by Mimma Caroline Smith. The Janu-
airy "Scribner" prints a powerful tale
descriptive of scenes neal Cheyenne
by Villa Sibert Gather, "a Death In
the Desert"
Miss Helen Fitzgerald of Cheyenne
is the guest of Miss Ida L%angheldt.
900
New patrons of Woodruff & Terry
often experience some difficulty in dis
tinguishing one of the genial %clothiers
from the other. and a lady recently re-
marked triumphantly that she had
forever solved the problem by fixing
in her mind that the long name be-
longs to the short man." II others find
this criss-cross system confusing. their
attention is directed to the following
memory gem"
W stand for Woodruff and also for
wee