, 1922-09-14
SOCIETY
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller.
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the meeting of the Grand CHAPTER on
tuesday and Wednesday, followed BY
the Grand Lodge on Wednesday and
thursday. The lodge room was a
bower OF beauty with its mass OF
W and ferns, most OF which
were gifts from the Underwood Flow
er shop Of Cheyenne. The fact that
TINS was the silver anniversary OF the
Grand Chapter added special dis
tinction, which was one Of the larg-
est and most successful ever held in
the state. More than three hundred
visitors representing nearly every
town In the state, were in attend
ance.
The delegates began leaving for
their homes on Tuesday evening, but
many stayed over to attend the fish
fry at Robertson's ranch yesterday
noon. This was one Of the most en-
joyable events of the session, and
was provided for by the Saratoga and
Encampment Chapters. All Masons
n their families were invited.
A grand ball was held last even
ing at the Elks' Hall and was the
GROWING social event OF the week.
Autumn colors of orange and
brown characterized the charming
bridge party presided over by Mrs.
Anthony Stratton and Mrs. Charles
W. Jeffrey in the home OF the form
er last Saturday afternoon. The
rooms, where thirteen tables were
arranged for bridge. were prettily
decorated with cut flowers. A two
course lunch. served after the games,
was also cleverly carried out in
autumn tints, with the Misses Inez
Tracy and Ruth Duffy assisting in
serving. The prizes for the two
highest scores at bridge were award
ed to Mrs. Newell and Mrs. Arm
strong. and each guest was presented
with a little silver spoon for souvenir.
The ladies enjoying the affair were
Mesdames George Bible: Peter Han
sen, Frank Johnston, E.. G. Peter
son, George Pierce. Charles Miller,
Louis Johnston. e. G. Peterson,
George Pierce, Charles Miller. Louis
Schaik. Carl Aman, M. L.. Reed. H.
H. Nelson. J. c. Martinez, A. A. San
ders, w F. Daley, W. w. Daley, Jr.,
Ralph Newell. Sam Kelly, Roy RI
ford, ". F. Waldsmith. Sol Fuiks.
Raymond Barber, Florence Gardir" ~
Frank Hadsell. Gus Fleischli, john
Mahoney, I. r. Baker, l.. E.. Arr.
strong. N, R. Greenfield, A. F. Thod".
L. E. Vivion., H. E. Dunlap. Rex At N,
Joe Stratton. Abe Stratton, J.. E.
Osborne, o. M. Johnson, J "A. Hobbs,
Leon Startxell e. F. Bennett, A. J.
Roster. Ernest sundin, T. A. Lapham.
Roy sundin q: A. Kell e. M. Tierney,
c. d. 6kipworth, George Franks. l..
A. Smiley, Pearl Miller: Misses
Grace Carey. Genevieve Boyle, Elisa
beth Mahoney, Christel Thode.
Mrs Roy Logan was hostess at .
dinner party. Of pretty appointments
in her homo last Friday evening,
complimentary 70 Mrs. Arthur O'Con-
nor of Denver. Cut flowers and
lighted candles formed an attractive
center-pieee for the table. Covers
were laid for the hostess and the
honored guest. and for Mesdames
Frank Cunning. Arthur Carlson, Joe
Stratton, Owen Stitt. A. J. Roster.
John Cunning, Will r. Daley. Haw-
thorne Lamb. and Pearl Miller.
Miss Eloise Keeler entertained at
. delightful party last Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. in celebration
Of her twelfth birthday. The guests
enjoyed q program of music and
games after which a delicious lunch
was served. A beautiful basket Of
pink sweetpeas decorated the table.
The guests were Misses Sarah Mosh- i
er, Frances Mosher ,Majorie Rendls, !
Martha K:nnaman. Jean Curtis o.
borne. Clarice Innes, Josephine
Healy, Maryestella LAmbertson,
Mona Pfeister, Rachel Waldsmith,
and Blanch Thompson.
Miss Frances Bible entertained the
members of the senior class Of the
Rawlins High school In her home last
Saturday evening. There are thir-
teen students in the class this year
and they enjoyed an evening Of
music and dancing.
Important in Masonic circles was
the organization on Monday OF last
week OF the Past Matrons' club. The
meeting took place at the home OF
Mr.. George coulson. The member
ship 10 confined to Past Matrons Of
the Eastern star Lodge and the ain
n purely social. Six or eight ladies
were present At the meeting On Mon
day and It 10 expected that all Past
Matrons residing In the city will
1oin the society. Mrs. John Donnel.
who 10 the Senior Past Natfon. was
elected president, Mrs. J. A. Hobbs
vice-president, Mrs. Roy RifoFd Sec
rotary. The regular meeting day
will be the first Wednesday Of each
month. =.
Tho Delphian Club will resume ito
study meetings next week with re-
newed enthusiasm after q summers
vacation. Their first meeting will
be ne1t Monday evening. Sept. 18th.
1t the homo of Mrs. e. r. McGraw.
The topic for study this year will be
Modern Nations and the roll call
will be Current Events" The fol-
lowing officers have been elected to
serve for the coming year: Mrs. II.