, 1922-07-06

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SOCIETY .
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Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller.
Phone 1BO-W.
The following interesting item ap-
peared in the Delta Independent of
Delta, Colo, of June 80, and con-
cernsa young couple popular In
social circles in Rawlins. Mr.. Larsen
il q son of Mr., and Mrs. H. Larsen
of this city and Is . very ambitious
land popular young man.
""Th0 home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Budd Of the Uncomphgre valley,
was the scene At q beautiful we'd
tdtn8 cereAeAy yesterday noon. when
xNf.S EAwfeAce A4arsen Of Rawlins,
lWyOming, claimed as his bride their
oAy~et1)A Rlth 1pdd. The beau
lS6hW@0566sB. Parry was the
l~6fftciat1ng clergyman.
Pr6mptiy at high soon the wed-
lung party eAt5reds the room. the
bride leaning on the arm Of her
father. Who gave her away. Miss
Louise Hammond sang 20, Promise
Me-" The couple was attended by
Mr.. Will r. Watts rs best man and
Miss LOUISE Hammond as brides
maid while little Aquilla Ryan was
Ia dainty ring bearer.
The bride was very lovely in her
dress of white g%eorgette with pearl
trimmings and carried a shower bou-
quet Of brides roses.
The wedding is the elimination Of
a romance which began at Rawlins
about two years ago when the bride
was a teacher in the Rawlins
schools. Mrs. Larsen numbers her
friends by those who know her. She
has spent practically all her life in
Delta and is loved by many. Her
husband is a young man of high
ideals and exemplary character and
the best wishes Of hundreds of
friends will follow them to their
new home"
One of the most attractive parties
of the summer took place last FRI
day afternoon when Mrs. Leon Start
cell entertained at bridge for her
house guest, Mrs. Asa Snyder Of
North Platte, Neb. Tall baskets of
flowers in colors Of red, white and
blue decorated the rooms and the
refreshments also we're carried out
in the same color scheme. The
prizes at bridge were awarded to
Mesdames Mahoney and Johnston for
the two highest scores, Mrs. Reid
receiving the consolation. Mrs.
Snyder received a pretty guest prize.
The ladies enjoying the affair were:
Mesdames John Mahoney. Ernest
iSundin, ]. 3. Osborne, Louis Larsen,
w F. WaldBmith, George Pierce, w.
IL. Robertson, Frank Johnston, Tom
Reid, Charles Miller, H. E. Dunlap,
Bert Wells, Florence Gardner, Ray
mond Barber, Frank Hadsell, l.. E.
Armstrong, Kleber Hadsell, Ward
Blak0man, A. A. Sanders, L. E. WV
ion, John Cunning, Walton France,
Pearl Miller, Miss Catherine Oregon,
of Cheyenne, and the guest OF honor,
MRS. Snyder
Mrs. r. A. Smiley OF Los Angeles
was the incentive& of an evening
bridge party last Thursday, when
Mrs.. Charles Miller and Mrs. Pearl
Miller entertained in-hsr heRor.- Vel
low roses and yellow iris we're used
In decoration. Mrs. Doty received
the prize for the high score at
bridge. and Mrs. Osborne the second
highest The guests included be-
sides the honored guest. Mrh. Smiley,
Mssdames Tom Reid, John Doty.
Ralph Newell, J. e. Osborne, L. q.
'Armstrong, Frank Johnston, Sol
Fuiks. Charles Whittum, A. F. Thode,
and Louis Schalk.
Among the former Rawlins girls
who have taken up work along high
er educational lines, very few have
achieved the distinction recently con-
ferred on Sister Mary Agnes, better
known in Rawlins as Miss Nellie
Mahoney. daughter of MI. and Mrs.
John Mahoney. She received the de-
gree Of Doctor of Philosophy from
Fordham College, N. Y, on June Is,
and has gone on to Columbia Uni
versfty for summer school work. She
will continue her teaching this win
ter at Notre Dame.
Mrs. John Osborne entertained the
members Of her two-table auction
club In her home last Thursday aft
ernopn. Mrs. A. J. Roster made the
high score at bridge and was award
ed the prize. :,
Raw1ins was practically deserted
on the Fourth Of July, nearly every
one having departed the evening be-
fore or early that morning to attend
celebrations elsewhere or to spend
the day quietly f1phing. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. e. McFarlsnd and family,
Raw. 0. C. King and family, and MI.
I8nd Mrs. A. A. Tobias and family
formed n marty Nh carnnoa ou1