, 1922-04-22

NHE IDEA OF the rainbow was ar
j. tisticauy carried out In an eiao-
Uats decorations which transformed
the Gymnasium Of the new Natruua
county, high school for the Junior
prom which was q social event OF
last night Grapes of rainbow coiors
were used while the eve wished for
pots OF gold were at the ends OF the
emblem of good luck. The committee
in charge Of the decorations deserves
much praise for the original and the
clever way the decorative scheme
was worked out Programs carried out
Tho idea o. h evening.
The dancing party was informal. al
though the event Is usually recog-
nf7ed In n formal way. Besides the
members OF tho junior-senior classes
and their frienda of the othec classes.
many members of the faculty and
parents of the students were pres
emit Light refreshments OF punch
were served during the evening.
The fivepiece orchestra which had
been acquired for the evening was
most populr and a straight program
of ballroom numbers was enjoyed
Monday Cub TO Meet
with Mrs. Estabrook.
Tho Monday Bridge club win meet
tho coming Monday afternoon at $50
O'Clock with MS E l. Estabrook,
inst-zd OF with Mrs ]. S. Shook rs
It was previously announced
Friday Club
Entertained.
Mrs A. +. Schuier was hostess yes
terday afternoon for the members of
tho Friday Bridge club which met
at her home on East Second street
A o'clock luncheon was served.
Spring flowers were used or the
tables
During the afternoon OF cards Mira
c. R schank and MIS- J. r. Healy
took the honors-
Mr.. end Mrs Carlisle
To Be Host and Hostess
Tho members of a 500 club arc the
invited guests of Mr.. and Mrs A B.
Carlisle who will entertain informally
at their home on Rsdger street. this
evening.
Tho evening VIII be spent playing
ouus aIu EtAEC ciu1C4lS VAL 10
by tho hostess
Little Miss Pierce
Is Dainty Hostess.
Miss Genevieve Pierce was hostess
at a celebration in honor of her eighth
birthday, yesterday afternoon follow
ing the regular session of school.
Sixteen little guests were invited to
tho Pter+e, honie where they played
games ont of doors. A peanut aunt
craatsd much interest and the first
prize a handmade handkerchief was
won by Miss Lillian Wright The
contest of putting a hat on a paper
doll was won by Miss Grace George.
Al 5 o'clock the guests were led
into the house where a dining table
decorated in pink and white. with
pink and white roses, and kewpie dolls
was placed a large white birthday
cake with pink rosebuds holding tiny
pink candles was the centerpiece. A
threo-course luncheon was served and
each of the little girls blew out a.
candle n wished many happy re-
turns of the day to the hostesaL
d. A. r.. Congress
Now in Session.
Mrs B. B. Brooks, Wyoming state
regent of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. is attending tho meet
ings of the thirtyfirst congress Of the
D. A r. now in session in Washing
ton, and Mrs. Edward Gillette. of
Sheridan, is in attendance as a dele
gate from the Sheridan chapter. Mrs.
f. ". Mondeu represents the Laramie
chapter.
Mrs. Brooks was very fortunate in
securing splendid seats for the Wyo-
ming delegates in the vcry center of
the Continental hall. This beautiful
hall has added historic interest and
this congress has peculiar significance
because Of the fact that since the last
congress was held the international
conference on the Limitation of arma-
ments held its session and eight trea-
ties were negotiated and signed at the
historic conference held in this mag
nificent hall.
Three of the distinguished dele
gates to the arms conference ad-
dressed the first session of h con-
gross Monday evening. Secretary
Hughes, Ambassador Geddes, of Great
Britain and Ambassador Jusserand of
France.
The Friday evening session Of the
congress was in charge OF the officers
Of the national society of the children
of the American revolution Mrs. f.
W. MondeIl as president of the ma
tiona1 society C. A r. gave he greet
ing OF her society to the D. A r and
opened the pageant of states, which
the children of her society presented
Miss Marjorie MondeIi represented
Wyoming in this pageant
Dinner Bridge
Is Formal Affair.
Mr.. inc Mrs r. NJ. Andrus acted
as host and hostess at a formal din
ner followed by the evening of auc-
ton bridge. held at their home On Dur
bin street last night.
Spring flowers were tastefurly used
as table decorations and places were
laid for Is guests.
Glowing the dinner bridge was
played. Mrs. j. T. Gratiot and MI. ].
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