, 1922-03-02

THE RAWLlNS REPUBLICAN,
Mesdames John Mahoney. /. T.
Murphy. John Quealy, James Currey,
Frank Hadsell, Kleber Hadsell,
George Bible. E. NJ. Tierney, L. E,
Nivion, Ernest Sundin, Peter Hansen
Jack Johnson. Arthur Rasmussen,
Winfield Firestone, Harry Phelan and
Louis Schalk.
Mrs. |. T. Murphy presided over
an afternoon bridge OF pretty an
pc'Ntments in her home on Saturday
afternoon, complimentary to Mrs.
Quealy. The affair was arranged
without the knowledge of the guest
Of honor and proved a complete sur
prise to her. A dainty two-course
lunch was served at 5 O'Clock. The
first prize at bridge was awarded to
Mrs. johnson and the consolation to
Mrs. Rasmussen. Mrs. Quealy re-
ceived the guest prize. The guests
included Mesdames Z. Sundin. James
Currey. John Mahoney, Louis Larsen,
l.. E. Vivion. f. NJ. Tierney, Jack
Johnson. U. S. Waugh. Verne Ferris,
Raymond Barber. James Cullen, A.
F. Thode. Louis Schalk, Arthur Ras-
mussen. Harry Phelan, John Quealy,
and w. l.. Robertson.
Mrs. Fred Rendle entertained
the members of her t&o-table bridge
club in her home last Friday after
o Mrs. Carl Aman received the
prize.
The A. 7. II. club met at the home
of Mrs. n. r. Greenfield on Tuesday
afternoon where the ladies enjoyed
a social game of bridge. The first
prize was won by Mrs. Tom Reid and
III" consolation prize by Mrs. J. A.
Hobbs.
AbOut fifty-five guests, men and
boys of the city. attended the annual
Father and Son banquet given last
Friday evening in the Methodist
church. The tables We're attractive
with immaculate linen and shining
silver and china, white and red roses
formed the c~enterpieces. DR.. Rex.
G. Aten presided as POSTMASTER and
Harry Breitenstein acted as song
leader. and a spirit of good will pre-
vailed throughout the evening. Sing
ing of popular songs by the guests
seated at the tables. accompanied the
menu. and a short program was car
ried out afterwards. Among the
numbers or the program were two
pleasing solos by Harry ~Breitenstein,
and selections given by the splendid
Rotary Quartet, composed of Messrs.
H. J.. Rogner. Rev. r. +. Philbrook,
Harry Breitcnstein and c. A. Ander-
derson. Miss Rita Noonan and Miss
Bess BOwlus were accompanies.
Short talks full of pep were we'll pre-
sented by the following gentlemen.
Robt. Hood; 1.-The Boy and the
Church." by Rev. R. F. Philbrook:
THE Boy and the School, by P. F..
Robuck. Two high school boys, Jay
House and Ivan Tobias. gave read
ings. which were we'll received. The
program closed with the reading, by /
l. w. Dinsmore of poems of the pop
ular poet. Edgar A. Guest. This was
al especially enjoyable feature of
the program.
The wives of the Lions tool lunch !
with them at their regular meeting
this noon at the Ferris fIote! and
remained afterwards to organize a
LiOness Club. Officers were elected
and plans made for various activities
of the club. !
Dean F. c. Smith. formerly rector
St. Thomas's Episcopal Church in
this city. together with Mrs. Smith
and their son, Edwin. will visit in
Rawlins for several days next week.
While here they will be guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Schalk and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bible.
Mrs. John Cunning entertained the
Of the Newlyweds Club in
her home on Saturday afternoon and
a nicely appointed lunch at
S o'clock. The club prize was won
by Mrs. Ryan, and the guest prize by
Mrs. Waldsmith. Those who played
were Mesdames J.. T. Ryan. Fred
Rendle. A. J. Roster. Joe Stratton,
F. Daley, Frank Cunning, Owen