, 1904-02-13
Social Happenings

The largest card party OF the season
was given by Mrs. FRED A. Miller OF
Monday. when she entertained the lady
members of the Charity Whist club ant
a number of other friends. The spa
ciOus apartments of the Miller resi-
derce were deliberately decorated witt
crepe paper in a chrysanthemum de
sisl. the tints chosen being red and
white. which are the colors of the club
The cakes. ices, bon-bons. etc. were
also in red and white. The hours
were frcm . till .. and the hostess in
ing the lunch before play began. Mrs
Miller was assisted by Mrs. J. B. Nc
kee, Mrs. G. A. Cook and Misses Anna
Haley. Martha Haley and Allie Gard.
ner. Progressive whist was the game
selected for the occasion, and after a
spirited contest the beautiful prizes
We're awarded as follows: First. Mrs.
Prof. Soule: second, Mrs. DR.. Douglas
third, Mrs. Dr.. Miller; consolation
Mrs. Kidd. Those present were as fol,
lows: Mesdames William Mahoney. p.
II. Jacobs. f. d. Spafford. DR.. Douglas,
Helen Kidd, DR.. Swigart, Hannah Dur.
Iacher. 7. H. Simpson. G. A. Campbell.
f. j. Terry. C. w. Spalding, L. j. Leh,
man. W. h. Chaplin. Charles w. De,
Kay. p. C. McNiff, +. 7. BeltZ, j. B,
Mckee. G.. A. Cook. Prof. j. +. SOule,
l.. S. Bartlett, C. H. Woodruff, DR.. S.
B. Miller. n. Il. Corthell, c. II. Colt,
NJ. e. Ingersoll. NJ. n. Grant. d. n,
Stickney, 7. H. Gibson, F. W. OFT,
John w. Ernest, A. B. Caverly, J. S.
Atherly. A. T. Holmes, Z. P. Congdon,
John II. Davis. E. d. Latimer. Ed vii.
kinson, Alice A. Marsh, II Misses
Annie Haley. Martha Haley. Eta De,
Kay and Allie Gardner.
900
Twelve tables We're entertained by
DR.. Potter and Mr.. Ben Bartlett at the
Charity Whist club Thursday evening.
The gentlemen We're ably assisted by
Misses Allie Marsh, Matte Haley and
Clyde Phillips, ana proved themselves
to be indeed charming hosts. Delicious
sherbet and waters were served at the
cards were natty and unique affairs,
diamonds being the trump. This club
will play through Lent, and the next
session will be held Thursday evening,
February %, the entertaining party to
be announced later.
900
Miss Elise Towson, who is spending
IA delightful winter in the east, left
Washington, d. c.. on Wednesday for
New York, where she will visit her
brother. Mr.. Allen Towson,
until the first of March at which time
she expects to return to Laramie.
900
The annual meeting of the Lydia
club was held Tuesday evening with
Miss Helena Ryan. the election result
ing as follows:
President-Madge O'Neil.
Observation-Disclosures Doyle.
Secretary-Mary Sullivan.
observation-disclosures Cunningham.
A splendid oyster supper was served
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sion. and a social hour much enjoyed.
The date set for the birthday cele-
bration of Grandmother T~roederup
proved so stormy that many of the la
dies were unable to be present but,
being determined to show adequate
respect to their eldest companion the
members of the German Birthday club
surprised her ut the home of her son
on Wednesday OF this week, and a de
lightful time resulted. A delicious
lunch was provided by the storming
long enough for those present.
900
The Clio club met Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Downey. Prof. Ridgaway pre-
senting the paper. which was on Dis
raeli. Mr.. Smyons led the discussion,
which soon became general. naturally
taking the form of Il comparison be
tween Disraeli and Gladstone. the
character of the former having been
the theme of the session just previous.
Dr.. Grace Raymond Hebard gave the
appropriate reading.
900
Miss Zoe Miller entertained a par
ty of young friends with parlor games
at her home Thursday evening,
her guests being the members OF the
amusement cub. A dainty lunch was
served.
The Presbyterian aid society will
meet with Mrs. Harden next Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Methodist aid society will hold
its regular session next Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. A. B. Pope.
600
Mrs. Sophia Kleeman served II of
her famous dinners Thursday even
ing, her guests being Prof. and Mrs.
Marquardt and children and Mr.. and
Mrs, G. A. Cook and family.