, 1922-02-09
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Tho Pre-Lenten Season Is filled to
the brim with social functions of all
kinds. there Is a party of one kind
or another scheduled for almost
every day in February. The largest
and most important affair being the
Annual Banquet and Ball of the Old
Mems Club on the twenty-first, at
the Opera House. A number OF out
of-to"n guests will add to the enjoy
ment Of this event. among whom will
be President and Mrs. f. S. Brooks
of Rock Springs. Mr.. J. o. Holen of
Superior and others. The program
committee is working up a very in
teresting entertainment to be dis
tributed throughout the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. ODER en-
tertained at dinner and bridge last
Friday evening in their home. Covers
Henkell. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Freder-
lex. Mrs. Florence Williamson and
Mr.. C. D. Williamson. Prizes for
the bridge game were awarded to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henkell.
Mrs. John H. Cook" was a clever
little hostess Saturday when she en-
tertained at a Valentine luncheon
and bridge party. PAGES were found
by piecing broken hearts together.
Mrs. Otto Frederick and Miss Crystal
Scott were awarded the prizes for
the card game. Mrs. Cooks guests
Included Mesdames Winfield Scott.
James Massey, Florence w. William
son. Harry G. Larson, Glenn G.
Stoddard, Otto Frederick. Robert
Millifen. Joseph Briggs. Arthur T.
Henkell, Alex klaseen, Richard B.
ODER and Miss Crystal Scott.
Mrs. l.. A. Williams entertained
Monday afternoon at Five Hundred.
Prizes were won by Mesdames Joe
Briggs and Ira Clark. Those present
were Mesdames e. M. Mumm. Fred
r. Wilson, John Berrian Hughes. A.
w. Ainswor+h. E. H. Martin. A. T.
HenFell. Joseph Briggs. Thomas But
Ter, Cecil C. Martin, A. d. Burford,
Thomas Love. James Massey. Ira
Clark and r. B. ODER.
Even the little tots are taking part
in the social activities Of the town.
Saturday afternoon Jack Lee. Jr., en-
tertained a number OF his friends in
honor OF his birthday. His guests
wer" Misses Doris Sherratt, Eloise
Swearns. Margaret Buehler, Agnes
Amoss. Mable Norris. Blossom Edna
Frederick and Ruby Mylroie; Masters
CAAO A1CI anu SHdlAC
Morgan, Teddy Wilkes. Frank Max
son. Harley and Carlyle Pomeroy.
Rodney McIe nnon. Robert Frederick
and Robert Mylroie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Briggs and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Henkell have
issued invitations to a dinner Friday
evening in honor of Mrs. Florence
Williamson.
Robert Frederick is entertaining
his young friends at a Trolley
Party" Thursday afternoon thus
celebrating his seventh birthday. In
vited are Misses Dorothy and Olive
Wilson. Marion Milliken, Doris
Sherratt. Agnes Amoss, Ruby Myl-
role. Margaret Buehler. Eloise
Swearns., Blossom Edna Frederick;
Masters Jack Lee Jr.. Frank Maxson.
Charles Morgan. Robert Mylroie,
Loui; Williams. Rodney McLennon,
Carte and Harley Pomeroy.
Misses Mary Connell, Olive Will
liams, Georgene Balston and Amanda
Peterson entertained at a series of
parties this week and last. Wednes-
day they had three tables at 500,
at which Mrs. Joseph Briggs and Mr..
Edward M. Mumm were the prize
winners. Those present were MesSrs.
ana Mesoames Joseph brlggs, n. M.
Mumm >. u. briggs, 'red II. wilson.
james Massey n Harry u. arson.
On inursuay tneh entertained at
aho.ner y party Mrs. "A. u. Dur,
fora ana MT; Heasney pelns awarueu
prizes 0 hisnest scores. otners
pIesent were MISSES uerlte Mau'
Aiice ohIson, Sarlie ochaiier, NUN
LEWIS Oselia Sten"ahl' ROSE wolVer-
ton' MARIE Lefolde'ah' anne Cough
IN, steiia ms ana Maurihe
MASON ana mr..
A rev weeks ago ah aeroolahe
went hanna anu roppeo a
parachute over Town, lor several
days afterward a aunt was maze 10