, 1902-03-08
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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at the Miller residence. Miss Zoe was
assisted in entertaining the little PEG
rle by Miss Venus Frazee. and an ex-
ceedingly lively afternoon resulted.
Games OF various sorts were INDUCED
in and a donkey contest was al anus
ing feature. Dorothy DOwney n 1r-
wing Corthell were nos successful at
the prizes. The graphophone was a
never failing source Of amusement and
lunch time came too soon. Mrs. Miller
assisted by Grandma Prouty served the
dainty refreshments and the ices,
cakes. fruits and bonbons disappeared
az if by magic down dainty threats. OF
course the cake with it's six lighted
candles was the center Of attraction,
and it really seemed q 0ity to blow
them out and eat it. After supper there
was Il remarkable fish pond in the par
lor in which each guest anglad and the
gifts thus hooked" were t~riumphantly
borne away as souvenirs of the occas-
ion. Hazel received a large number Of
pretty gifts from her little friends. and
was also affectionately remembered by
the more sedate members of her circle,
including Grandma Prouty, Mrs. Tow
son. Mrs. Cope. Mrs. Miller and others.
The invitation list included Julia and
Irving Prouty, of Denver. Colo, Ellis
worth Conkle. of Pera, Neb., Jerrold
Reed of Centennial. the little Misses
Bell, Margaret Fast, Maude Cook, Irene
Irwin, Ethel Yund, Dorothy Downey,
Shirley Frazee. Fulton Bellamy, Frank
Eggleston, Frank Roberts. Earl Parks
Ethelbert Mahoney. Raymond Grass
and Irving Corthell.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Johnson enter
tanned Mrs. Frederikka Nielsen, the
Norwegian evangelist. and Rev. anG
Mrs. H. P. Hansen at dinner Tuesday
the occasion being a fitting tribute tt
Mrs. Nielsen as the guest of honor.
900
Mrs. Sprague entertained a few
friends very pleasantly Wednesda.
evening.
An old-fashioned quilting bee is ;
decided novelty these days. but Mrs
Hodgeman treated a few friends to
unique affair of the kind Thursday ev
ening. and incidentally succeeded il
getting a large amount of work accom-
plished. An appetizing Dutch lunch
was enjoyed later in the evening.
900
:. Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Gill have pur
chased a lot in Sioux City and have lie
the contract for an elegant house
which will be erected as soon as thu
cellar can he excavated.
900
/ Mrs. w. H. Mead entertained a few
friends Tuesday evening in honor o
I her guest. Mrs. William Peckham o
Rawlins.
, The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap
r fist church was pleasantly entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. Peabody. The al
: ternoon was spent in sewing, light re
freshments being served by the hostess
3 An extra session will be held next wee
Thursday with Mrs. Merriam to CON
e plete some unfinished work.
81 600
1 The Denver Woman's club has elect
ed eighteen delegates TO the biennial
|, which convenes in Los Angeles in May
There were fifty nominations. and Mrs.
F. P. Ernest was one Of the ~fortunat
ones who was selected.
:. 900
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Miller enter
e tanned Mr.. Mills Callahan at Dime
Sunday. in honor of Mr.. Van Horn
t who was their guest during his Wis
In Laramie.
600
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Christie gave
dinner yesterday afternoon to Rev. an
Mrs. H. P. Hansen of the West Sid
church and Mrs. Frederikka Neilsel
n the evangelist, a very pleasant hou
s or two being passed at the hospitabl
s home OF Mr. and Mrs. Christie.
900
). Mrs. George Matlack will entertai
8 the G. c. Card club next Tuesday e,
ening.
600
The friends of Mr.. Frank McCaslan
n concluded to help him celebrate hi
birthday, which fell on Saturday, an
went in a body to surprise him on ths
, evening. They found him at hom'
thanks to the efforts Of some of tn
neighbors who were in the plot, and h
was undoubtedly the most astonishe
young man in town. His mother ha
e made It convenient to have the carpe
in the large dining room taken up this
n day, SO everything was arranged d.
liphtfu1lv for dancing which nrinc