, 1922-12-14
SOCIETY
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller.
Phone l6O-W.

The approaching holiday season
has been the inspiration of many of
the social affairs of the last two
weeks. An attractive party, carry
ing out the colors of Christmas time,
was the auction bridge party pre-
sided yer by Mesdames Rex G.. Aten
and VIII f. Daley last Saturday aft
ernoon in the Masonic Temple. A
tiny, glittering Christmas tree orna-
Tented a table upstairs in the room
where the guests played bridge. The
dining room, where a delightful two
course lunch was served afterwards,
presented a gay appearance with
table covers of red crepe paper. and
red candles and poinsettias center
ing each table. Boxes OF. candy we're
awarded as prizes at bridge, and the
following ladies were the recipients:
Mrs. Gus Fleischli, Mrs. Con Ryan,
Mrs. John O'Connor, Mrs. w. F..
Waldsmith. Mrs. Frank Johnston
and Mrs. Arthur Carlson. Those
Ryan. j. T. Ryan, A. ]. Roster. w.
Robertson. Roy Riford, Tom Reid.
A. Rasmussen, f. Sundin. C. Sundin,
II. Sundin. , Leon Startzell. owen
Stitt, w. H. Stookey. A. A. Sanders,
l.. Schalk, Z. NJ. Tierney, f. F..
Thode, l.. e. Vivion, Chas. Vivion,
W~aldsmith. Wisda, Carl Aman, C.
Brimmer, e. F.. Bennett, II. Breiten-
stein, T. w. Craig, j.. j. Cullen,
Frank Cullen, James Cullen, A. Carl
son. w. w. Daley. H.. Dunlap, II.
France. G. F1eischli. w. +. Firestone,
V. Ferris. r. Ferris, Geo. Franks,
Ethel Fuiks. j. f. Gholson, ]. Gun
ming. N. II. Greenfield. F.. Hadsell, F..
Hatfield. +. HOFFMAN, John HART.
Hoy. Pete Hensen, J. Johnson, o. NJ.
Johnson. F.. Johnston. r. f. Jones,
Sam Kelly. f. A. Kell, Louis Larson
Leo Meyers, Pearl Miller. Chas. Mil
Ter. Kirk Miller. w. Morris. Middle
wood, Mahoney. McGraw. J. Neske,
Newell. O'Connor. Philbrook. o.
Peterson. f. G.. Peterson. Geo. Pierce,
Phelan; Misses Vincent Clause,
informal afternoon Of sewing. This
Johnson. Josephine Phelan, Chrystle
Thode.
The FL Progresso Club met last
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. c. l.. Bunten and enjoyed an
Naronica Clause, Helen Irving, Alice
| was formerly a very active study
club, but has not met for severaI
years. Recently the former members
who still reside in Rawlins, decided
to revive it. II will be a kensington
club this winter. and some pleasant
afternoons are anticipated. Those
who enjoyed Mrs. Bunten's hos
pitality were Mesdames b. p. Parker,
G. c. Campbell, Walton France and
Roy Riford.
The Delphian Club members and
their husbands and friends held a
Christmas frolic on Monday even
Ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Stratton. The gathering represent
ed n scene out OF ~story-bUok land. as
each guest came In costume, portray
ing the title of a hook. The prize
for the best costume was awarded to
Mrs. C.. w. Street for her representa-
tin OF h new book. America"
many other clever costumes were
also worn. among them being two
demure ladies' in lavender and old
lace. Mrs. Tony Stratton was isis
ter Sue" Prof. c. A. Anderson car
ried n Russian thistle In lieu OF a
brier bush. thereby representing
beside the Bonnie Briar Bush
Mrs. Cliff Sundin's title required
only a pair of dice. and It was after
much guessing that the book Para
disc Lost" was solved. "The last of
the Mohicans" was represented by
Mrs. c. w. Jeffrey. who wore the
letters "A. N. g." pinned to her
dress.
Old fashioned games. balloon
blowing contests and nursery rhymes
In song were INDUCED in. after the
book-guessing was finished And then
a bountiful lunch rewarded their eff
fartu Tho flVa ..l -
OF the evening was tho distribution
OF gifts from a beautiful Christmas
that had been decorated for the
occasion. Each guest received a
gift which vas either n child's toy
or musical instrument, and the party
broke up in a bedlam OF noise and
music.
Mrs. John X. HART entertained the
members OF the Candy Club last Fri
day evening In her home. Tho club
VIII not meet again until after
Christmas.
The Christian Endcavor Society OF
the Presbyterian church will give n
Christmas party next Tuesday eve
ming Mt the home OF mr.. and Mrs. c.
l., Eunten.
Mrs. Catherine Pheian. Miss Jose
phino Phclnn, Mrs. 4. 4. Sanders.
and Mrs. Gail Barnes have issued
invitations to an auction bridge par
~ for next Saturday afternoon In the
Masonic Temple.
The annual Christmas program in
the Methodist church this year will
tho form of n white Christ
mas" in which the spirit OF giving
In emphasized more than that OF ro-
Tho exercises. under the d.
OF Mrs. i. +. Robuck. super
.intcndcnt OF the Sunday school. Will
place next Thursday evening Mt
1890. Each class will bring to tho
altar white gifts for the King. and
anyone In the audience may also
bring gifts and hand them TO tho
ushcrH. Tho children In the wyom-
ing Childrcn's Homo In Cheyenne
will he tho rrciuiontu Thar. uiti IA,