, 1907-01-26
WEEK
In SOCIETY

AAN oOO1Lll
The prevailing epidemic has inter.
fered considerably with the weeks
round of gayety and with the attend.
ance at the regular cubs, many who
are not actually confined to their homes
feeling too i'll to participate in even.
ing events. Lent begins unusually
early this year. Ash Wednesday falling
on February 18th, which is little more
thanoa fortnight away. and thus only
a brief season remains at the best be.
fore h annual surcease of events. In.
terest now centers in the Masonic ball.
which will ecu next Wednesday ey.
ening at the university gymnasium
change of assembly room being neces.
STATED on account Of the Maennerchor
fire. Lohmann's orchestra will come
up from Denver to furnish the music
and the return of the organization is
anticipated with pleasure by all who
heard it last year.
That no one in society more thor
oughly understands the art of enter
tanning than Mrs. George A. Campbell
is happily demonstrated every time
that hostess throws open her hospit-
able doors and invites her friends to
come in, and the two prettily appointed
card parties which she gave this week
proved to be no exception to the rule.
Thursday afternoon whist furnished
the amusement and Friday afternoon
euchre was the game. Each day the
guests were presented with hoops
wound with ribbons in pink and white,
being recorded Icy means of tiny
sleigh bells which were fastened to the
clrclets as the fortunes of the players
ebbed or flowed, the musical tinkle of
the silvery
f Bells, bell, bells
The swinging and the ringing of the
BELLS"
contributing a novel and fascinating
note to the merry hum SO characters
tic of such functions. Elaborate course
luncheons were served each day, Mrs.
Campbell being assisted by Misses
Edith Rollins n Evelyn Corthell.
Mrs. CampbelPs invitation list includ-
ed Mrs. w. A. Comfy, Mrs. ]. T. Peck.
enpaugh, Mrs. Clyde Opelt, Mrs. A. B.
Hamilton, Mrs. Frank Eggleston, Mrs.
John Cordiner, Mrs. C. S. Greenbaum.
Mrs. John H. Davis, Mrs. Fred George,
Mrs. A. EzBHolliday, Mrs. Charles
Patehell, Mrs. Fred Dawson. Mrs. Her.
man McCollum, Mrs. Frank Terry, Mrs.
P c. McNiff, Mrs. e. j.. Bell, Mrs.
George Harvey, Mrs. E. j. Lehman,
Mrs. w. c. Thomas, Mrs. C.P. Arnold.
Mrs. c. w. DeKay, Mrs. Harry Cordi.
ner, Miss Eta DeKay, Miss Leslie
Swigart, Mrs. NJ. C. Brown, Mrs. ]. H.
Symons, Mrs. Jerome Atherly, Mrs. w.
Douglas, Mrs. Harry Maynard, Mrs.
Harry Condor, Mrs. S. H. Campbell,
Mrs. Fred Let's, Mrs. e. HgtKnight,
Mrs Lucia Hodgeman, Mrs. D. N. Stick
ney, Mrs. I.gR. Swigart, Mrs. NJ. N.
Grant, Mrs. s.. B. Miller, Mrs. T. H.
Gibson, Mrs. W. H. Jacobus, Mrs. T. ].
Dayton, Mrs. Price Jacobs, Mrs. Frank
Spafford, Mrs. P. c. Rauner, Mrs. E. D.
Latimer, Mrs. Leslie Kennedy, Mrs.
Fred Miller, Mrs. Helen Kidd.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Hines entertained
Monday night in honor Of Miss Jennie
E. Peale, who on Wednesday night be-
came the bride of Mr.. George Edward
Smith of Rock River. Cards furnished
the amusement, Mrs. Hines serving
refreshments during the even
ing. 1t was one of the p~leasantest
of the week. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathi-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Davis, MI.
and Mrs. Fred George, Mr.. and Mrs.
George DeForest, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Chapman, Mr.. n Mrs. Thomas Lynott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Reid, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Rauner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cordiner,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Sears, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Peale of Cheyenne, Mrs. Allie Zentz
and Mrs. Katie Fulton.
The Tourists club held its regular
meeting Thursday night with Captain
Heavey as host. The grippe kept some
Of the members away, but otherwise
the meeting was delightfully."- pleasant.
DR.. j. F. Brown gave the travel talk,