, 1907-02-26
TIE SIDING DANCE
PLEASANT AFFAIR
WASHlNGTON'S BIRTHDAY CElE
DRAFTED WITH MASQUERADE
PARTY AT HALL FRIDAY.
G~raphophone to Furnish Music and Its
Spring Weakened Before Morning,
Young Folks Having to Let Up
For a Time-Nice Supper Served
and Pretty Costumes Worn.

Special to The Republican.
Tie Slulng, Wyo., FNep. 2o.-A delight
full ball at Tie Siding occurred at the
hall on Friday evening, February 22d.
The music was 'out of hearing most
OF the time, being furnished by the Du-
pick g~raIhophone and played by Mr..
C. Il. Woodward.
Was Masquerade Party.
1t being a masquerade party, many
elegant costumes. We're worn and some
not as elegant winning BOBBY prize.
Fred Wurl won the hearts OF all the
ladies with his handsome Indian Co.'S
tune, while Little Red Riding Hood,
who was known as Miss Mary Rabio,
was a favorite with the male sex. TIE
"Ragman" and Aunt Diana" were
the jokes of the evening. Everyone
declared they had an elegant time
without music"
Guessing as to Identity.
Many were present who strained
their eyes and set their busy brains to
work at guessing as to who was
which"
At midnight the dancers ate with
very becoming appetites at the Hotel
George, and we believe full justice was
done to the lovely and appetizing sup
per.
List of the Guests.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Shindyle and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pickett and family, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B.. Cooley and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Woodward and daughters, Mr..
and Mrs. II. +. Mckee and son, Fran
ces, Mrs. William Wurl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Murray, MIR. and Mrs. Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Davies, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs. R. o.
George, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Bergman, Misses Mayme
Cheyenne, Florence Morrow, Alice
Singer, Emma Wurl, Nell Clark, Mary
Rabion, Ellen Bennett, Amy Keyes,
Frances, Susie and Minnie Lehmer,
Daisy Wester and sister OIL Box Elder,
Colo, Elinor and Ruth Boyle, May Cor
nelson; Messrs. Mckee, Earl and Har,
ry Williams, Norman and Charles Leh.
mer, Charles Clark, Fred, Lee and Ar,
thur Boyle, John Boyle, Ora McNurlen,
James and Thomas Mclaughlin, Alex
Webster, William Mahr, Harry, viii.
lis and Sidney Keyes, Melvin Kline.
man, Adrian Weaver, Arthur Johnson,
Jack Boyle of Cheyenne, Fred Wurl,
Henry Sage, Lewis Zolman, Tunis
Blodgett, George Rhubesky Willis
B~roadhurst, Albert Maxwell, James
Murray, Frank and John Sholtz and
others.
Echoes from the Ball Room.
The "d~istillery" didn't seem to fare
very well.
The spring of the g~raphophone grew
liltu iDoul O.oU d. III. anu liz udilSSl .
were obliged to rest an hour or SO be-
fore returning to their homes.
Aunt Diana" needs her life insured
at the next ball. Poor old soul had a
narrow escape from having her dress
torn.
We heard of a wedding in the near
future and, of course, just between
you and l, guess it must be Jack Boyle
and aunt Diana"
Dance Middle Of March.
There will be a dance at the hall
Friday evening, March 10. Everybody
is cordially invited. Good music will
be a chief feature of the evening.
Resolved, BY all young men and
ladies present On February 22d, 1907,
That the Duplex g%raphophone needs to
be out of sight in the future.
BUTTINSKY AND LEATHER HEAD.