, 1902-04-19
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS
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Whereupon the ping-pohg player wax
ed wroth, as she believed her friend
had taken this way to sign herself
'ping-pong champion" And this in
Cheyenne!
Last Saturday night a number of
Miss Emma Moore's frineds called to
see her. at her home S Of the city.
The party left town at $50, and was
a great surprise to Miss Moore. The
evening was spent in games. dancing.
vocal and instrumental music. Dainty
refreshments were served. In the
guessing contest, Miss Doyle and Mr..
Wallace carried off the two first prizes,
Miss Moore and Mr.. milford captured
the BOBBY prizes. The party bid their
hostess good night at a late hour and
returned to their homes. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gowen, Misses Gowen, Lucy
Hunt, Jennie Yeager, Grace Beaudoin,
Ella and Martha Slack. Wayne Doyle.
Jessie and Alice Hunt. Emma Moore;
Messrs. Howard Beaudoin, Will Smith,
James O"Neil. Charles Wallace, Willie
Moore, Albert Clark, Albert milford,
Bert Coffee, Albert Harrison. Titus.
Jack Morgan, Willie Powell, Charlie
Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Code entertained a
pleasant company OF friends at cards
Tuesday night, n during the even
ing Mrs. Code served a delightful
lunch, including a number of season
able ~delicacies. Might've was the
game and there was some fine playing.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Yund, Mr.. and Mrs. Langheldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C%ordiner. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Foster, Mrs. Mabel Park
and Misses Kate Fulton and May Bry-
an.
Miss May Hunt was surprised at her
home Tuesday evening, April Is by a
party Of her young friends, the occas-
ion being her 18th birthday. The ev-
ening was spent in games and other
amusements. Lunch was served and
at a late hour the party broke up. the
guests wishing their young hostess
many more such happy birthdays.
900
Miss Margaret Nicholson enter
tanned a few young ladies at her home
Saturday afternoon in honor Of her
18th birthday The afternoon was
spent very enjoyably. and a dain-
ty lunch was served at 4:3O. The
young ladies present were Misses LYDIA
Armstrong. Elva Chapman, Maud
Furgeson. Marie Eirnsphe, Bessie Arm
strong and Tenna Nicholson.
900
Mrs. Stevenson gave a party last
night to the seven girl members of her
Sunday school class at the Methodist
church. Refreshments were served ond
the affair was a very pretty and lively
one.
DR.. aud Mrs. Rhodes entertained a
party of friends Wednesday night in
honor of the 18th birthday of their
nephew, Forrest Kettles. who is their
guest. A luncheon was served and
there was a taffy pull. the guests en-
joying the latter as we'll as young folks
can.
Saturday evening the Ladies' Aid
society Of the West Side church gave
Miss Hannah Peterson, who on Tues.
become the wife of Mr.. Harry A. Smith.
a linen party. each lady presenting
Miss Hannah with an article OF linen.
The affair was a pleasant one and Miss
Peterson received some choice bits OF
linen for her housekeeping.
900
The Methodist Aid society was de-
l%ightfully entertained Wednesday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Teft, illness in the
family Of Mrs. Beaver preventing the
gathering from being held at her home
al had been anticipated.
900
Cheyenne Is enjoying what the Tri-
bune designates as a regular epidem-
ic Of tree planting all over the city. A
general enthusiasm on the subject has
been aroused and when people become
enthusiastic rel a thing something
always happens" The Woman's Re-
lief Corps has decided to supply the
trees for the entire block on which is
located the Soldiers Home.
Men will Be Boys.