, 1921-05-26
SOCIETY
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller. Phon.
15O-W.)

was served. The guests were Mes
danes Fl. E. Van Housen. N. r.
Greenfield. w. w. Daley. Louis
Schalk. j. A, Hobbs. George Weller.
John Mahoney. j. r. Doty. A. F..
Thode. Raymond Barber. Con Ryan.
Fred Kelly. Sam Kelly and Charles
Miller.
Miss Mary Marsh will give a pipe
organ recital IN the Episcopal church
next Saturday evening to which the
public Is cordially invited. Miss
. Marsh, whose home is In Green Ri
yer. but who finishes her senior year
in the Rawlins schools next month.
has been an riga pupil OF Mrs.
George Bible the past winter and
has shown unusual ability as a mus
ician. Miss Bess Sherman will con-
tribute vocal numbers to the pro-
gram. which follows:
Prelude and Fugue J. s. Bach
Humoreske Dvorak
Elegy Tertius Noble
An Eastern Idyl r. s. S%toughton
Pilgrim Chorus (~Tanhauser)
Wagner
Gavotte G. NJ. Dithus
G~ethsemane J. F. Frysenger
Maistoso Wedemeyer
Miss Sadie Bicksler AM. Dewey
Turner surprised their friends last
Friday morning by Slipping off to
Laramie and being quietly married
In that city, Judge Brown of Lara
ME performed the ceremony and Mr.
Carl Kreuger. a former Rawlins
friend OF the groom attended the
couple. They returned the same ev~
ening to Rawlins where they will
make their future home. The bride
has only recently returned to Raw
Inns From Tulsa, Okla, after living
away from here for several years,
and has many friends in this city.
The groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert I. Turner and has lived in
Rawlins all his life. lie served over
"a during the war. He is at pres
ent employed at the Cullen CONNER
cial Co.
The young school set Is claiming
a large share of Mays social activ-
tiles and as the school year draws
to a close. the Seniors In particular,
are reaping the reward OF four
years Of hard work by attending
many pleasant social affairs. The
Juniors were hosts at a six course
banquet last Thursday evening in
the Ferris Hotel when they enter
tanned the members Of the Senior
class. the High School faculty, and
Messrs. Billy Williams and Harry
Breitenstein. The long table was
centered by American Beauties and
white roses representing the High
School colors. with large bouquet
of yellow iris at each end, repre-
senting the Senior color. Attractive
ia vors marked the guests places. A
F. Olney was the POSTMASTER and
toasts were given by Harold Close,
president of the Junior Glass, Phil
ip Mahoney, president of the Senior
class, Harry B~rCitenstein, coach of
the Senior and Junior plays. and
Miss Sherman. class sponsor. After
the banquet the guests enjoyed a
dancing party in the High School
gymnasium.
Misses Nellie Cohagen and Cath
crime France and MessrS Louis Schilt,
Philip Mahoney. William Hobbs, Dale
Mayor and George Edwards, all mem
bers of the Senior Glass. were hosts
at a beautifully appointed seven
curse banquet given at the Ferris
hotel last evening at 8 o'clock. Their
guests were the members of the Sen
Tor Glass and the faculty of the high
school. Ophelia roses, the Glass
flower. formed the decorative motif
and a single rose placed at each
plate. Clever little goats, the class
mascot, with the year painted in gold
on the sides as a brand, we're the
favors marking each plate. A. F.
Olney presided as POSTMASTER and
the following guests responded
Ni1naS FarvQ T{nOchnfrn phn1nn.
Messrs. Robuck. O'Melia, Fletcher.
Musical numbers were given by Mr..
c. A. Anderson and Misses France,
Sherman and Marsh.
A number Of Rawlins folks attend
ed the dance in Rock Springs last
Friday evening. given by the Shrine
Of the evening was the Initiation of
t~wenty-four ladies into the White
Shrine, a ceremony which was beau
tiful and impressive. Dancing and
an entertainment consisting OF songs
and talks by some Of the overseas
soldiers present rounded out the ev-
ening. At 1890 a fine lunch was
served. Among the Rawlins
people attending we're MI. and Mrs.
D. r. House. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Bennett; Messrs. H. Dew. Poverty
and Lee I. Methudy.
The voice pupils Of Miss Bess
Sherman will give . recital in the
Parish House next Saturday after
noon. The following pupils will take
part: Misses Pearl, Marie and Mar
jorie HART, Eloise Kee1er. Barbara
Bible, Marion and Charlotte Draper.
Edna and Nellie Murphy, Margaret
Lackey. Mona Pfeister, Helen Mosh-