, 1921-10-27
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Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller. Phone
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Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller, Phone
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An attractive Autumn wedding
took place on Thursday evening.
October 90. at 1:3O O'Clock. when
Miss Florence Turner became the
bride of Charles Lyle. The cere-
mOny was performed by Rev. o. c.
King in the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert /.
Turner. Only the immediate rela-
tives of the bride were present. The
bride wore a beautiful gown of white
Canton crepe trimmed with silver
lace. She was attended by her par
ents who will celebrate their wed
ding anniversary this week. The
brides travelling suit MAS of brown
with hat and slippers to match. Fol
lowing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner presided over a wedding sup
per. pink roses adding a bright touch
to HI attractive table. The young
couple departed later in the evenin
on a honeymoon trip which includes
Trinidad. Colo; Ration. y. Mex: and
New Orleans. They will return &c
make their home in Rawlins. The
bride is an attractive girl who has
lived here all her life and has a
large circle Of friends. who will be
glad to welcome her back as a bride
The groom is an engineer on the L
P. Il. R.. and is considered a very
worthy young man.
A wedding which man of the
snt have been anticipating
for several weeks. took place yester
day morning at $50 O'Clock with the
marriage Of Miss Helen Nincen
Quinn and William Chesley Johnson
About thirty relatives and friend
witnessed the ceremony which wa
performed by Father Gerard Schell
niger in the home on w. Maple st.
which the groom has fitted UP TO
himself and bride and which wa
tastefully decorated with shagg.
chrysanthemums. The bride was at
tended by Misses Ailecn O'Melia ant
Mildred koefe. The bride was at
tractive in a gown of dark blue vel
vet and carried bride roses. Johl
and Joseph Quinn. Jr.. brothers o
the bride. attended the groom. Ate
the ceremony a wedding breakfas
Of beautiful appointments was serve
and the yor\g couple departed late
for Denver where they will spend
week or ten days.
Miss Quinn is the daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Quinn. former
ly of Rawlins. but now located II
Wamsutter. and has lived here prac
tically all her life where she is Yer,
popular among the younger set. TIL
groom. whose home is in Alliance
Nebr.. who has been one Of the fore
men in the shirt factory at the pen
itentiary for the past three year
and is an estimable young man. TIL
Out-of-town guests at the weddin
included Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Quin'
of Wamsutter. parents of the bride
and Mrs. Roy Hegewald IF Laramie
5; Miss Maize Doty has @ the il
SEPARATION Of many lovely pre-nuptis
affairs during the week while severe
more are scheduled for the next fe'
, days. She was the honored guest I;
!, a miscellaneous shower which Mis-
Christcl Thode CAV" in her home o
, Friday evening. The guests. upn
arriving were provided with package
containing materials for making int
ii variety of household articles &c
the bride which ranged from dis
cloths to sachet bags After tn
sowing bee. the guests were ushere
into the dining DON which preSente
the appearance Of an enchante
forest with its decorations Of pin
boughs. trailing vines and sauc
squirrels. The table decoration
carried out the rustic effect ~cloverlI
with candelabra and individual
candle holders fashioned from pin
cones brought from Medicine BO,
Lodge. After supper the guest o
honor was advised to search 70
packages cached in the room an
many useful and pretty gifts w"r
found.
Mrs. Leland Smiley and Mrs
Eugene Schalk will b." hOst"ss"S thi
evening at a dancing party in tn
home of the former. honoring Mis-
DOty and Mr.. Newell. Miss DOty vii
be the inspiration of a tea whicl
Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs. Pear
Miller are giving in their home to
morrow afternoon from 4 to
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bible enter
tanned at a most delightful party las
Saturday evening in their home il
honor of Miss Maize Doty and Ralpl
Newell. The rooms were appropriate
~ decorated in hearts and the game