, 1902-06-21
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS


Wis, INT daughter, Mildred, are the
guests of Mrs. Kate F'oote.
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Mrs. F. L. Roffee entertained a com
pany of friends this afternoon in hon
O, of Mrs. J. E. Stimson of Cheyenne.
900
The Jolly Eight will meet for posi-
lively the last time this season with
Mrs. Fischer tonight.
900
Little Miss Marquardt has received
the name Anna Christina in honor OF
her grandmothers. 1t is asserted that
this remarkable young lady has al
ready given evidence OF musical abili-
ry and possesses great vocal power.
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Hazel Crooks, the charming young
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Crooks,
and her Cheyenne guests, Gussie Bev-
ans, were the hostesses Tuesday af-
teruoon at a luncheon at the Crooks
resident. the geusts including Gather
inc and Rose Lawler. Denver. John
Baillie. Nathalie Swigart. Lola Code,
Angie Floy, Mildred Bowman. Charlie
young ladies and gentlemen had all ele-
giant luncheon, played games and con
Quoted themselves as demurely as
children of taht age usually do on such
occasions.
Mrs. S. B. Miller will entertain the
Missionary society of the Presbyterian
church next Wednesday afternoon.
900
The German Birthday club enjoyed
all the anticipated pleasure in its trip
to the TRADING farm last Sunday.
Wednesday afternoon the ladies' met
with Mrs. John A. Fischer, and enjoy
I'd another delightful session. The
next gathering of the club was set for
July 18th with Mrs. Mike Erne.
900
Miss Ethel Merriam has returned
from her visit to Denver. Herbert Mer-
riam, who graduated from the Denver
high school, expects to enter Yale uni
versity next fall. o.
900
Mrs. S. A. Crawford, who has been
ill for many weeks. does not improve
as rapidly as her friends desire. al
though she is able to take a short drive
occasionally.
The young gentlemen belonging to
the Sweet Sixteen club gave a picnic
Saturday in honor of the young ladies
connected with the organization.
Green Top was the place selected for
the outing and the c~haperones accom-
panying the merry GROVE were Mes
danes Corthell and PASCAL. The pic
nickers were Misses Bessie PASCAL,
Evelyn Corthell, Alice Rice, Clara
Prahl, Ida Langheldt, Eta Kennedy.
Jennie Bills. Gertie Pointing; Messrs.
Carl Ruprecht. Fred Umhauer. Harold
Symons, Forrest Keiter. Herbert Ken
nedy. Stephen Downey. Lawrence
Black and Morris Corthell.
900
The Birthday club held one of its
pleasant sessions with Mrs. Matlack
yesterday afternoon, those present be-
ing Mesdames, Langheldt, Yund, Par
ley Mathison, James Mathison. Roffee, |
Mueller. George Harris, Chaplin and
Converse and Mrs. Stimson of Chey- |
enne. No birthdays occur next month.
but it was decided to meet the 10th
with Mrs John Baillie to continue the
good times.
Mrs. W. H. Reed and Miss Dorothy
expect to leave Monday for the Ramb-
Ter, where they will spend the summer.
900
The Epworth league of the Methodits
church has elected the following of
ficers for the current term: w. P.
Stephenson, president: Arthur J. Carl
son, first vice president: Miss Bada
Johnson, second vice president: Elias
Nelson, third vice president: Miss
Laura Laycock. fourth vice president;
Merl Woolford, fifth vice president and
secretary; Mrs. w. p. Stephenson.
sixth vice president and treasurer.
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Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll. who returned
yesterday from P~ocatello, Idaho, had
the pleasure of meeting while there
DR.. Will Wright. formerly Of this city.
who went from Laramie to n of the