, 1904-03-12
Social Happenings

Inc most notable social event oil a
delightful week was the dancing pcr-
ty given by the Misses Holiday Tues
day evening in North Star hall. com
~plimentary to Mrs. Rice-Wray OF st.
Louis, n Miss Richardson Of Chey-
enne. The cosy assembly room was
artistically decorated i a color
scheme of red and white, and couches,
art pillows and draperies completed
the pleasing effect and contributed al
SO to the comfort of those present.
The receiving party consisted of Miss
Ruth Holiday. Miss Margaret Halli-
day, Mrs. Rice-Wray. Miss Richardson.
Mrs. H. H. George and Mrs. A. E. Holli-
day. The punch bowl was stationed in
an Egyptian corner, which was a most
attractive nook, with its Celebrations,
also in red and white. Mrs. E. c. Holii-
day and Mrs. A. B.. Pope dispensed the
cooling draught to the happy young
dancers. The inspiring music was fur
nished by Niethe's full orchestra, and,
it Is scarcely necessary to add, was all
that could be desired. During inter
mission delicious refreshments were
served in the dining room. In this
apartment the decorations in crepe pa
per were supplemented by cut flowers
in graceful profusion, and the spicy
fragrance of masses of red n white
carnations ladened the atmosphere.
The ladies present were deliberately
and exquisitely gowned, the airy ma
~terials and delicate shades of the cos
tunes worn admirably accentuating
the youth and beauty of the partici-
pants. and the conventional garb of the
gentlemen served as an excellent foil
for the charms of their fair partners.
1t is impossible to describe all the
charming dresses in detail, but Ne
ladies of the receiving party were at
tired as follows:
Miss Holiday, White chiffon over
green silk; pink carnations.
Miss Richardson, White taffeta silk
in sunburst effect; pink carnations.
Miss Margaret Holiday, pink silk
null; white carnations.
Mrs. Rice Wray, pale blue challis;
roses.
Mrs. A. E. Holiday. silk costume in
tan and green; roses.
Mrs. H. H. George, evening waist of
blue mistral, with lace %garnatures and
black silk skirt: roses.
The invitation list for this delight
full function was as follows, and it is
superfuous to add that there were
very few regrets:
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Richardson of Chey-
enne, Mr.. and Mrs. liver Johnson Oh
Cheyenne, Mrs. W. Richardson of
Cheyenne, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Holli-
day, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Holiday, Mr..
and Mrs. E. C. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry George, MI. and Mrs. A. E. Hol-
liday, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Fitch, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Butler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. John 7.
Peckenpaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon, MI.
and Mrs. Fred George. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. s. Greenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A..
| Wilkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Suddeth
OF North park Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Car
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeKay, Mr..
and Mrs. C. D. S%palding, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. H. Colt, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Wood
ruff, Mr.. and Mrs. George Holmes, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Ernest. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Cordiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
|C. Frazer, Captain and Mrs. Yates,
Rev. and Mrs. H. Warren Nice. DR.. and
Mrs. c. P. McNin, Misses Richardson
of Cheyenne, Alice Holiday, Mcintosh,
Abbott, Fast, Davis, Nelson, Wallace,
Hammond of Cheyenne, Weber of
Cheyenne, Williams, George of Los
Angeles, Kennedy, Thompson of Chey-
enne, PASCAL Of Cheyenne, Marsh,
Lynch, Pointing, McClarey, Idelman OF
Cheyenne, Vance, Symons, Marsh, Eft
ia Kennedy, Moore of Boston, Miller,
Reed, Breisch, Anna Reid, Moudy, Ha-
ley. Corthell, Norris, Lee, Rice, Lang
heldt, Mueller, Knapp, Powell. Pea
body, Knight, Towson, Eastman. Ire
wartha. Bills, Wagner. Kibler. Mai
smith, Stryker, Pope and Rose Ken
nedy; Messrs. George Sellon, Peryam,
Hoge, Hunton of Wheatland, Cordiner,
Downey, Stephen Downey, Nash Of
Cheyenne. Richardson of Cheyenne,
Emil Richardson Of Cheyenne, Mark
Chapman OF Cheyenne, Congdon, Fen
wick, Miller. Symons, Arthur Mckinley
of Omaha, Kennedy, Ellis, Arthur
Smith, Heron of st. Louis. John Watt,
Ruprecht, Will Naismith. Corthell, Mel
son, Wagner. Knollin. Downey, Sam
Wilson, Umhauer, c. Wiedenmeyer,
McMurray, Boehme, George Spalding,
]. Smith. Tidball, Jones, Reels, Ather-
ly, Lee. Merz. Bellamy. Will Watt.
Payne, George Moore Of Boston, Haycock
of Cheyenne, Beltz, ]. Tidball of Oma,
ha, Staples, Hunt, Langheldt, Peterson,
Ray Odds Of st. Louis. Muckley. Brown,
Pope. Henry Pope, Frank Holiday,
Roy Fitch, Lewis Holiday. Robert
George, B. George. DR.. Erkenbrack,
DIR. Brown and DR.. Potter.
The winter term recital Of the uni.
versity school of music, which was
given at the hall of languages last
night, marked a new epoch in the his
tory Of this new department. and must
certainly have been extremely crafty
ling to the director, Mrs. Mary Slavens
Clark. The large attendance demon
strated in a catering manner the in
I~terest felt by all in this delightful and
elevating branch of the curriculum
and the work done by the young stu
dents was both remarkable and encour
aging. The piano work was largely
Inv ~otnhoru NJ tho third nrnnaratOry