, 1904-12-31

slstlng hostesseS being Mrs Fem and
Mrs. Tuhey. No special business was
transacted, but the ladies spent a de,
lishtful evening. Misses Barbara Roth
and Mamie Fitzgerald assisted in serv,
ing the dainty refreshments. The next
session of the society will be held at
the home of Mrs. Winston, and it was
decided to meet hereafter in the after.
noon.
The letter carriers contemplate Civ
ing a farmers ball about January 81,
and those who made the mistake OF
wearing store clothes to the calico
dance are already preparing bucolic
garb in anticipation of the coming
event.
The boys of hose company No. 2,
with their hosts of friends, will dance
the old year out at Maennerchor hall
tonight.
The jolly Eight enjoyed a delightful
session Thursday evening with Mrs.
p. c. Rauner, the prizes being won by
Mrs. Loyejoy and Mrs. Ingham. Mrs.
Westveer. Mrs. Chaplin, Mrs. Durlach-
er and Miss Tessie Carol were special
guests and formed a table at whist.
Mrs. Westveer proved to be the cham.
pion Of the Quartette and was rewarded
with a prize.
Mrs. Hodgeman entertained the La
dies card club very pleasantly Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Lehman will of
iciata as hostess at the next session
of the organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. &. Caverly will give
a New Years dinner tomorrow for
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. WEIGH, Miss Tessie
WEIGH and Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Simpson
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. CAN'T entertained
Mrs. Harris and Messrs. Walter Harris
and Ben George at a delightful dinner
on Christmas day.
Among the delightful events of the
week were the informal 'neighborhood
parties" which were complimentary to
Mrs. Condit Of Denver. who is the
guest Of her son, Elwyn. These gath
were held at the homes of Mrs.
f. w. Condit, Mrs. Hansen and Mrs.
WEIGH, and the happy party will meet
next week also at Mrs. Naismith's and
at Mrs. Caverly's.
Mir. and Mrs. Tom Lynott were the
hosts at one Of the many successful
Christmas dinners, their guest list in
Guiding Mike Murphy and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Mccullough and sons, Mrs.
Kleeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Waechter and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Klee-
man, Miss Agnes Kleeman and Miss
Lizzie Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Popp gave an
elegant 6 o'clock dinner Christmas
night, covers being laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Matheson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Vass and Avery, Miss Flora
Matheson, Miss lnga Moen, Mr.. Angus
Matheson, Mr.. John Matheson, Mr..
Fred Fortman and Mr.. Rudolf Gurtel-
schmidt. Master Carl Daniel, the beau
tiful little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Popp,
was the most important member of the
company, this being his first Christ
mas, and after dinner the elders assist
ed the little man in demolishing a tree
which was loaded with everything that
love could suggest as suitable for a
gift to such a small man. May all his
Christmases be equally joyous.
Messrs, Banter, Nelson, Ford and
Walker gave Il party at the home of
Mrs. NJ. E. Ingersoll last night the
following being present: Misses
Grimes. Tilton. Harsch, Friend,
Sorchie and Daisy Moss, Ware, Mel
son and Case, and Messrs Kepner,
Will Sitter, Charles Trading, Nelson,
Walker, Banter, Ford and CASTOR. Re-
freshments were served and a musical
program and games enlivened a very
delightful evening.
Mrs. E. V. Towson entertained DIR.
Rafter of Cheyenne at dinner Christ.
mas day.
Miss Nora Patterson, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. N. o. Patterson, enter
tanned a party of young friends at the
parsonage last night, the guest list
including Misses Venus Frazee, Gladys
Corthell, Miriam Corthell, Miriam
Doyle, Helen Clark, Genevieve Chez
ley, Carrie Hegewald. Tessie Lang
heldt, Meredith Langheldt, Matte
Mikkelsen, Gerald McDermott, Bertha
Patterson, Florence Patterson and
Marjorie Patterson, and Messrs. Leon
Kennedy, Herman ~Langheldt, Willie
Evans, Herman Nelson, Willie Nal
smith, Storrs Sutphin, Harold Symons,
Peter Nelson, Robert Gottsschalk and
John DeLario. Games and refresh