, 1921-12-12


interesting Program
At ID. A r. Tea
wyoming day was recognized by
the Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton, by q tea served by Mrs b. b.
Frooks and Mrs. wallace Leavitt. at
he apartment OF Airs. Brooks IN the
m.ckmors. Friday ,,ftsrnoon. Dec. 0.
Patriotic musical selections opened
tie afternoon and Mns. Brooks fol-
lowed the singing with a talk on
wyoming Day"
The subject Of educational week wns
brought up and q number Of short
tauls yer given by members Of the
ID. A. r.
Towards the close OF the tina, tea
was served by Mrs Brooks and Mira.
Lsevitt
Mrn Frank Knittie and Mrs. Chap
par were guests OF III afternoon and
Is members OF the organization were
present
woman's Club Gives
Wyoming Day Program
y Mrs. NJ. C. Keith acted es hostess at
a meeting OF the wom.n's IL which
was held at her home Saturday after
noon
Tho meeting was in recognition of
date OF Wyoming day and the roll
call was nswercd by items of histort-
cal Interest In the growth OF tho state.
Mrs. j. s.. Mechiing added to the
program by reading. "Jos Blacks
Trip" a short story written by al
wyoming author. This was followed
b. singing Wyoming"
Mrs Walters. who is IN the city WIS.,
iung with her sister. Mrs. F. D. Fir
min. pleased her audience by singing,
"Out Where the West Begine"
The remainder OF the time was
fpsnt finishing the comedydrama
Much Ado About Nothing" by
shakespeare. which Is a part OF the
years program being studied by the /
club.
Refreshments were served by Mrs
Keith !
Tho next meeting Will be held Jan
uary 7. at the homo of Mrs. W. J..
Bailey.
Mrs. Ship Hostess
At ID. A. r. Meeting.
A regular meeting Of the Dauyh-
Nars Of the American Revolution will
" nclo 4atc1hJs ocCtluDtf 10 u Ilt |
home Of Mrs. E. Richard Ship. Sal
South Beech street.
American Legion Concert
Announced for Tonight.
The eighteenth concert to be given
by Prof. Rudolph Lundberg. ansisted
by his pupils. complimentary to the
American Legion viii be held this
evening in the ciubrooms OF the le-
gion in the West Hotel building.
The program win contain many
numbers appropriate to the Yuletide
season,S
The following musicians will take
part:
Mesdan4ss E. r. PeIlsy. A l., Cook.
+. ]. Lechinsky. ]. w. Burns. L. L.
sundwen, e. Coates. Lial Bronson
and the Misses Ruth Scott, Eileen
Butler. Constance Metz. Ruth Bagley.
Thelma Horner. Edna Holland. Co.
letta Bonar, Marian Keber. Helen
Carter and the Messrs Otto Sundwell.
Rollin Nygart. e. A. Finn, George
Lyle. Mark Sund. Hugo Sproul and
Rudolph Lundbers.
Kui Wing Club
Is Entertained.
Miss Josephine Davis entertained
for the members of tho Kui Ying club
at her home last Saturday evening.
A short business session wa first
on the program and was followed by
a social hour. Games were enjoyed.
Towards the close OF the evening |
delicious refreshments were served to
the eight members of h organization.
Master Hufsmith
Is Honored Guest
Mrs. F. r. Hufsmith served a chick
en- dinner yesterday at l O'Clock In
honor of the ninth birth anniversary
Of her nephew, Master Richard HUI
smith, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Hut |
smith OF CY avenue
Covers at the tibie were laid for IL
guests and a seve-al course dinner was
served
AT the place Of Master Hufsm.th
was placed an individual chocolate
birthday cake with nine candles while
a larger cake was served during the
dessert course. The email cake was
a favor given the guest Of honor, by
his aunt.
Birthday gifts were piled high IN
front OF Master Richard. n tho en-
tire party enjoyed the surprise in op-
ening the nicely wrapped presents.
Following the dinner the guests at
tended the presentation OF Camp Ro-
tary to the Boy Souts-
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Observation-Disclosures
Ceremony Performed.
The marriage ceremony uniting
Robert Dickensheets OF this city TO
Miss Hazel Snyder Of livingston,
Mont. was performed yesterday morn
ing at Q o'clock ty the Rev. Charles
A. Wilson, at the manse Of h Pres
byterian church. so4 South Wolcott
street.
The young couple were attended by
Ralph Hudson and Miss Myrtle Hosue