, 1906-12-01
WEEK
IN SOCIETY

thanksgiving with its turkey, foot
ball, shooting contests and dances is
a thing of the past and it is manifestlv
impossible to completely chronicle the
occurrences of the day or to write in
detail of the cor of small parties
who enjoyed the feast together. The
public events have received adequate
notice in this paper already, but some
of them influenced private matters in
a marked manner and this particular
holiday will long be remembered as
distinctive from the ordinary routine.
OF these unusual events the wedding
at the Sodergreen country home and
the Thanksgiving party and masque-
rade bail at Leslie were the most not
able, both being attended by merry
parties of Laramie people. Among
those who remained in the city to OBJ
serve the feast, the custom OF dining
out seems to have been very popular,
and many parties, large and small,
boIlltlSu dDouJ iiDltS dI iut pOpuldl
hotels and private boarding houses.
Indeed, so many celebrated in this
manner Thursday that the list of pri-
vate dinners is n~oticeably short, but
all unite in declaring it one of the most
delightful occasions eve known here.
Among the home dinners, the follow
ing have been noted:
DR.. ]. T. Pierce and family ate their
first wyoming Thanksgiving dinner at
the Nelson residence.
Prof. n Mrs. Gilkison entertained
DR.. n Mrs. Tisdel and son., Prof. and
Mrs. Knight and Miss Meader.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. B. Jacobus had
as their guests Prof. and Mrs. Lee and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gish and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathison were
the hosts at a large family dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayer Hansen were
hosts at a dinner party which vas
greatly enjoyed by twelve guests.
Mr.. n Mrs. Theodore T~regonins
oficiated as hosts at the Thanksgiy-
ing reunion of their relatives.
MI. and Mrs. Loveioy gave a family
dinner which was enjoyed by their fif-
teen guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Fitch entertain
ed in genuine New England style with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Fitch and three
Children and MI. and Mrs. R. G. Fitch
as their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Washburn were
hosts for a party which included Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Spafford and their
son and daughter, Miss Smith, Prof.
Quaintance, Prof Filler and Messrs.
Hepner and Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Reed had covers
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson, Misses
Willis and Schilling and Messrs. Lati-
mer, Will Reed, Will Price, Iven
Price and Harry Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Symons and son and
Miss Basset dined with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Holiday and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beaudoin enter
tanned & party of fifteen, their list in
Guiding their son John and family, who
came from Longmont to be present at
the reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert deHomer are
giving their usual Thanksgiving house
party at the Flag ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Beemer presided
over a feast which was enjoyed by
MIR. and Mrs. John Davis, Mr.. n Mrs.
S. H. Campbell and Otto and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Thomas and little son.
Mrs. Peabody had as special guests
Rev. Lansdell and Mr.. A. c. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazee entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Hoge and family.
The annual feast was celebrated by
the Carpenter clan at the residence
of Judge Carpenter.
Miss Carrie Hegewald and Karl
Hegewald were entertained at . o'clock
dinner by Miss Jessie Masterson, on
Thanksgiving.
Drs. Grace Raymond Hebard and
Agnes Wergeland entertained in honor
Of Miss Alice Hebard of Cheyenne
the sister of DIR. Hebard, at Doctors
Inn on Tenth street, thursday evening
at a Thanksgiving supper. The guest
list included the Misses Hebard, Miss
Wergeland, Miss Charles. Miss Mead
er, Miss Adsit, Miss Bronson, Mis-:
Keith, Miss Moore, Miss Grant, Miss
Thompson, Miss Bassett and Prof
Middlekauff. During the supper, wher
a tempting menu was daintily served
the members of the party did stunts
each repeating an original poem. a
reporter for The Republican asked Il
be allowed to copy some of the poems
but was denied that privilege. There
was singing and Dr.. Wergeland play
ed a number of selections from Greig
she having been a pupil of Greig. The
evening was delightfully."- spent, the
gathering being a notable one and the
literary and musical program both
unique and entertaining. Miss Hebard
is here as the guests of her sister, DR.
Hebard, for the Thanksgiving holidays
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