, 1922-06-08

set. and will have the pest wishes of
all who know her. The groom is an
Industrious young man and Is en-
gagged in the trucking business here.
Mrs. Rena NJ. Romigh Of this city
and Victor A. Henricks Of Denver
were married on Tuesday evening at
s O'Clock. the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. o. c. King in the
Phillips Floral. Shop. Mr.. and Mrs.
8. C. Phillips attended the young
couple. Mrs. Henricks has had
charge OF the Beauty Parlor in the
Phillips Shop for several months and
has made many friends who will be
interested to learn OF her marriage.
She expects. to remain in the shop
for the present.
Mrs. Jack Neske entertained in
formally al auction last Thursday
afternoon in her home, and served .
delicious t~wo-cOurse lunch after the
game. Mrs. Gholson received the
prize for the high score. Those en-
joying her hospitality were Mesdames
%. NJ. Johnson, Frank Baroch, o. C..
Gross. j. e. Gholson. j. A. Sheahan,
Arthur Anderson and Thomas
Danger.
Mrs. c. l.. Haines entertained al
an attractive 500 party compH-
mentary to Miss Ruth Budd on Wed
nesday afternoon of last week. Dec
orations were in pink and white. The
future bride was given a surprise in
the form of a plate shower after the
games. The guests included Mes
danes Rob Besse. Will Herbertson,
Lee Rankin, Chris Carlson. L.. c.
Larsen, Leo Roberts, Carl Lahrman
and John Wallace.
Miss Charlene Cunning, little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cunning, was hostess last Sunday
morning at a delightful breakfast at
$50 in the North Star Hall. Her
guests, who numbered forty-eight,
included the members of the Com
munion class, Rev. Father Schelling-
er. and the altar boys, and two Sis
tiers from Denver. A delicious three
course breakfast was served.
A party Of young folks went owe.
10 Saratoga last Saturday and en-
joyed a fish fry there. coming back
~ L.. olSCl III VIC eteHlHE lOT LHP
dance. Those in the party were
Misses Epperson and Squires, and
Messrs. Kieffer and Billy Williams.
Mrs. Roy Logan was the hostess on
Saturday evening at a meeting of the
N~ewlywed Club. The substitutes
were Mesdames Fred HOFFMAN and
H. f. Dunlap. and Miss Jessie Swift.
A delicious lunch was served late in
the evening. Mrs. Homer France
was awarded the club prize and Mrs.
III. E. Dunlay the guest prize.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Methodist church will meet tomor-
row (Friday) afternoon at 5 O'Clock
in the church parlors. AS this is the
last meeting this summer. every
member Is urged to attend.
A wedding of interest to Rawlins
people took place Wednesday morn
ing in Los Angeles, when Miss
Marguerite Wallace became the
bride of Leo Meyers. Both are
very popular members Of Rawlins
society. and their friends will be
pleased to hear of their marriage.
The little tots Of the Methodist
Sunday School took part in their
annual Children's Day exercises last
Sunday morning. An interesting
program of songs and Rotations was
given. Following the exercises the
baptism OF two children took place,
the children being the little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter FELTON,. and the
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kitelman.
Miss Gladys Tobias suffered the
misfortune to step on a needle last
from the effects of having 1t re-
moved. She is improving salts
factorily.