, 1921-06-02
. SOCIETY .
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller, Phone
16O-W.)

CALI, tho hOuse-9uest OF Mrs.
Eugene Shcalk, was the inspiration
Of a delightful auction bridge party
at which Mrs. Louis schalk enter
tanned last Saturday afternoon in
her home. Twenty-eight guests en-
joyed her hospitality. At the close
Of the afternoon a delicious two
course lunch was served. Miss Maize
Doty was the winner Of the high
Smiley receiving second prize, and
Mrs. Pearl Miller, consolation prize.
Mrs. Schalk was assisted In serving
by Mrs. Eugene Schalk and Mrs.
Charles Miller.
Mrs. H. f. Van Housen Of Glen
dale, Calf, and Mrs. Sam Kelly of
Rawlins shared honors at the beauti-
fully arranged bridge party over
which Mrs. N. r. Greenfield and Mrs.
Tom Reid presided in the home of
the former last Thursday afternoon.
Pink roses and carnations were used
throughout the rooms. At five
o'clock a dainty lunch was served.
The first prize at bridge was award
ed to Mrs. John Quealy and the con-
ISOLATION prize to Mrs. John Mahoney.
About thirty-five ladies had the
pleasure Of attending the charming
affair. which Is the first of a series
OF parties which these hostesses are
giving. They will entertain tomor-
row afternoon at another party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahoney had
as their guests for several days last
week, Mother Pauline, head Of St.
Mary's College at Notre Dame. Ind.
and Sister Carmeline, also Of that
institution.
Mrs. Hugh O'Donnell entertained
at a pleasant auction bridge party
last Saturday evening in honor Of
several Of the teachers who will soon
was served late in the evening. Miss
Bowlus captured the first prize and
Mrs. France, the consolation prize.
The guests included Mesdames Gail
Barnes, Will F. Daley, Homer
France, John HART, John O'Connor.
w. F. Waldsmith. Jack Ryan, Mrs.
H. H. Nelson; Misses Bess Bowlus,
10 Skundberg, Tracy and Toole.
Miss Bess Sherman was the host
ess at a beautifully appointed break
fast this morning at 1890 o'clock in
the home of Mrs. George Bible, in
honor Of the Senior Glass Of the
Public School. The table was most
attractive in a setting Of yellow and
white spring flowers centering the
table. A handsome gift was present.
ed to the hostess by the Seniors as
a token Of appreciation Of her in
terest and help to the class as spon-
or.
Mrs. Honor France entertained
the members of the Forget-Me-Not
club last Friday afternoon In her
home. Four tables of guests played
to Mrs. o. NJ. johnson and the sec
ond to Mrs. Wilbur Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Baldwin OF
Richey, Mont, announce the birth OF
a son in that city last Sunday. Mrs.
Baldwin will be remembered here
as Miss Allie Bangs.
Mrs. H. F.. Van Housen left for
her home In California Tuesday eve
ming after a months visit with her
father, Perry Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Reid.
Rob Roy, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Logan, who Is suffering
from scarlet fever is getting along
satisfactorily.
Mrs. George Bible left for Wat
sonville, Calf. on Wednesday eve
ming. having been called there by
tire sad news OF her mothers death
Tuesday in that city.
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Riford returned Sunday evening
Gently underwent an operation on
one of her eyes. She is recovering
nicely.
The children of the Methodist
Sunday School are practicing daily
for their Children's Day Program
which they will give next Sunday
morning in the church. The exer-
cises will begin at II o'clock and
includes the baptism Of infants.
: The month of May, which has been
a popular month for brides and
, grooms, came to a close Tuesday
with = most attractive wedding when
Miss Madeline johnson and L. G.
Miller were united In marriage at
the home of the bride.
American Beauty roses formed q
|, pretty setting for the ceremony which
took place at $3.50 in the evening,
Fnav. r. F. Philbrook Of the Episco-
pal church officiating. Only imme-
aiate members Of the family were
present. The young couple were at
tended by Miss Ara Rasmussen q
bridesmaid and Herb Walker - best
man The hr{Aa ~Aa Affpn Nflva En .