, 1922-02-16

/" SOCIETY .
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller. Phone
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st. Valentines Day with its delight
full decorative possibilities and the
approaching season Of Lent have In
spired Rawlins hostesses the past
week to more than ordinary enter
tanning while an array of parties are
scheduled for the remaining days be-
fore Lent.
Two OF the prett.est pre-Lenten
affairs Of the past week were the
bridge parties over which Mrs. Frank
Johnston and Mrs. H. E. Dunlap pre-
sided in the home of the former on
Saturday afternoon and evening. Cut
flowers in shades of pink decorated
!! the rooms and valentine suggestions
were carried out in the two-course
lunch served after the games. In the
afternoon, Mrs. Fred Rendle was
awarded the first prize. Mrs. George
Franks the second, and Mrs. Sam
ming Mrs. E. Sundin won the first
prize. Mrs. Chris Larsen. the second
and Miss Thode the consolation.
The guests in the afternoon were
Mesdames Raymond Barber, George
Stephenson, j. w. Wisda, Clifford
Sundin. Verne Ferris, Skipworth, E.
F.. Bennett. T. j. Swisher. Charles
Miller. Louis Schalk. y. J. Roster,
w. F. Waldsmith. John Mahoney,
James Currey. r. F.. Philbrook, C. A.
Anderson, Fred Rendle; George
Franks. o. NJ. johnson. John O'Con-
nor. Sam Kelly. r. w. Moore. Rex
G. Aten, A. F. Thode, w. w. Daley,
Tom Reid, H. B~reitenstein, E. A. Kell,
Leon Startzell. Carl Raife OF Chey-
enne and Misses Winifped Hanna and
Bess Bowlus. .
The guests in the evening were
Mesdames l.. E. Vivion, John Gun
ming. George Pierce. Carl Aman. Le-
land Smiley, J. C.. Martinez, c. W.
jeffrey. L. E. Armstrong, Ralph New
ell. Peter Hansen, Chris Larsen, E.
sundin, Jack Johnson. w. F. Daley,
Tony Stratton, Gus Fleischli, E. M.
Tierney. H H. Nelson. George Bible,
Ed Hill and Misses Joan Skundberg,
Christel Thode. Ruth Budd, and
Elizabeth Mahoney.
Valentine decorations character
lied the lovely luncheon and bridge
over which Mrs. w. L. Robertson pre-
sided yesterday at one o'clock in the
Ferris Hotel. The prizes at bridge
we're awarded to Mesdames Newell,
Currey. and Peterson. The guests
enjoying the affair were Mesdafnes
l. T. Murphy, Ernest Sundin. Leon
Startzell. Louis Larsen. Raymond
Barber. George Stephenson. A. F.
Thode. James Currey. T. J. Swisher,
Leland Smiley. Ed Hill. A. J. Roster,
w. F. Daley, Fred Rendle. VIM. Nj
land, George Pierce. r. w. Moore,
S1m knt1v Ern1 IJNNfrnop T1h~ NFo
honey. J. c. Martinez, ]. w. Wisda,
G Gorge Franks, Ralph Newell. Verne
Ferris. Kleber Hadsell, L. Z. ViviOn,
Clifford Sundin, Clarence Brimmer,
Chris Larsen. II. II. Nelson, Arthur
Rasmussen, E. NJ. Tierney, Harry
B~reitenstein, r. G. Aten, Winfield
F~irestone. Florence Pilon. Walter
FELTON,. Joseph Kasper. Sr.. Frank
Cunning. Frank Hadsell, Jack john
son, Peter Hansen. Harry Phelan. H.
E. Peterson, l.. E. Armstrong and
Misses Christel Thode and Elizabeth
Mahoney.
Decorations suggestive of St.
Valentines Day were much in evil
dence at the attractive party presided
over by Mrs. C. W. Jeffrey on Tues
nay oLlSL HooA Ill H0I llOIlE. DIlukG
was the diversion Of the afternoon,
Mrs. Currey winning the first prize
and Mrs. Thode. the consolation. /
Cupids and hearts gave a festive
touch to the refreshments served by
The hostess after the games. Mrs. /
Jeffrey was assisted in serving by
Mrs. Clarence Brimmer and Miss 10
~Skundberg. The guests were Mes 1
danes A. F. Thode, James Currey.
Carl Aman. Tom Reid. =. ". Tier
ney. Ernest Sundin. Ed Hill. George
Bible, Peter Hansen. Louis Schalk,
Charles Miller and Pearl Miller.
Mrs. NJ. E. Pickett of Cheyenne,
was the incentive of a charming aft
ernoon bridge given by Mrs. A. A.
Sanders in her home last Saturday.
Bouquets Of pretty red carnations
were given as prizes for the high
and. low scores, Mrs. Ed Hill and
Mrs. Pickett being the fortunate win
'ners. A delicious lunch concluded
the afternoon.
Neske. Will F. Daley. Roy Logan,
Hill and Sigmund Karst.
On Monday evening Mrs. Neske
entertained at bridge honoring Mrs.
Pickett. her guests being Mesdames
Fleischli. Sanders, 0. M. johnson, w.
F. Daley, Frank Baroch, John O'Con-
nor and Mrs. Pickett.
Several pretty affairs we're given
last week in honor of Mrs. Carl Raife
Of Cheyenne, who vas . visitor here
for several days. On Thursday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Frank Hadsell enter
tanned at auction in honor Of Mrs.
Raife and another populsr visitor In
the city. Mrs. James Currey. Lavend-
ar VIVA the po1n~ a0knunn ~ thn go