, 1922-02-09
SOCIETY
edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller. Phone
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ceremony took place in Littleton,
Colo, and vas performed by the Rev.
Joseph NJ. Desaulmier. Although
there have been umo of an engage
ment between the two for some time,
none of their friends have suspected
that they had stolen 4 march on
them, so we'll hav they kept their
marriage secret. The bride. who is
The daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Con
Ryan of this city. is Il OF the most
popular young women in Rawlins.
and for several years has been the
efficient city clerk. Mr.. Welsh is a
retired ranchman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Welsh departed Saturday evening on
a bclated honeymoon trip to Cal
ifornia. where they will visit for a
month or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Ryan enter
tanned at a dinner party of beautiful
appointments in honor of the bride
and groom on Saturday evening pre-
ceding their departure for California.
Covers We're laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Con Ryan. Mrs.
Frank Hadsell. Rev. Father Schel-
linge:, Fred Kelly and the hosts.
Mrs. A. A. Sanders entertained in
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ming in. her home. eight guests en-
joying her hospitality. Mrs. Hill was
awarded the prize for the highest
score and Mrs. Moore received the
consolation. The guests were Mes
danes r. w. Moore. Carl Aman, Roy
Logan. W. F. Daley. Ed Hill. Tony
Stratton and l. X. Baker.
One of the most charming affairs
of the past week was the bridge
party over which Mrs. I. r. Murphy
presided in her home on Saturday
afternoon. Following the games. the
hostess served a lunch of dainty ap-
pointments. The high score at
bridge was made by Mrs. Hansen and
the consolation vent to Mrs. Currey.
The guests included Mesdames Clar-
ence Brimmer, John Mahoney. f. NJ.
Tferney, Louis Larsen. Leland Smiley,
w. l.. Robertson. James Currey.
Harry Phelan, Leon Startzell. Jack
johnson, Ernest Sundin and Peter
Hansen.
Mrs. L. E. Espy presided over a
most enjoyable dinner party in her
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ~Breitenstein,
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George Bergen, and James Espy.
Mrs. c. A.. Anderson entertained at
a most interesting birthday party
yesterday afternoon in honor Of her
son, Bob's first birthday. Several
small friends and their mothers made
UP the party, and enjoyed little in
dividual birthday cakes. The small
guests received .hand-painted bibs as
souvenirs of the occasion. Those en-
joying the affair were Mrs. H. E.
Dunlap and son. Ellison: Mrs. P. F.
Robuck and son, Albert: Mrs. Gus
Fleischli and children. Billy and
Gertrude Jean; Mrs. Kinchelow and
baby. Colman: Mrs. E. F. McGraw
and sons. Bobby and Winthrop. and
Mrs. Holiday.
Several delightful parties are
scheduled to take place the last OF
the week and the first Of next. On
Saturday afternoon and evenings
Mrs. Frank Johnston and Mrs. H.. f.
Dunlap will preside over two parties
in the home OF the former. Mrs. c..
w. Jeffrey will be hotess at an at
tractive party on next Tuesday after
noon.
The P. f. o. Society held its
regular monthly business meeting on
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Newell.
Mrs. Eugene Schalk has been con-
fined to her home for the past week
with a severe attack OF grippe, but
is now convalescing.
Mrs. Walter HOFFMAN entertained
very charmingly at bridge in her
home on Saturday afternoon. her
guests including Mrs. w. W. Weaver,
Mrs. R. w. Moore. Mrs. w. F. Daley.
Mrs. Fred HOFFMAN, Mrs. George
Franks. Mrs. Roy Sundin. Mrs. ]. c.
Martinez. Mrs. A.. J. Roster and Mrs.
Walter FELTON,. At the conclusion Of
the games the hostess served a dainty
luncheon.
Mrs. E. Sundin helped to enliven
a dull social week by presiding over
a bridge party of charming appoint
q, ments in her home yesterday after
noon. Roses and carnations we're
used in decoration. At 5 o'clock, the
hostess served a delicious two-course
lunch. The guests included the fol-
lowing ladies: Mesdames John Ma
honey. j. A. Currey, E. NJ. Tierney,
Peter Hansen, Fred Rendle, Louis
Larsen, Chris Larsen c.. w. jeffrey,
A. F. Thode. Ralph Newell. A. A..
Sanders, Frank Johnston, I. T..
Murphy. Leon Startzell, Harry
Phelan. James Cullen, W. l.. Robert
son: Misses Christel Thode and
Elizabeth Mahoney.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Gardner enter
tanned at bridge last Thursday eve
ming in their home, their guests be-
ing members OF the four-table bridge
club which meets every two weeks.
niaalar anaaia4ad