, 1922-11-09
SOCIETY
Edited By Mrs. Pearl Miller.
Phone 160-W.

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Edited BIZ Mrs. Pearl Miller.
Phone 150-W.
yellow chrysanthemums decorated
the attractive home OF Mrs. Homer
France for the parties over which
Mrs, France and Mrs. Oliver Sutt pre-
sided last wednesday afternoon n
evening. The favors were suggestive
Of Thanksgiving season and the two
course lunch served after the games,
was also carried out in true Thanks
giving style. The prizes at auction
in the afternoon were awarded to
Mesdames Armstrong, Jansen and
Fuiks. In the evening the FORUM
ate ones were Mesdames Fleischli,
Sanders and Sundin. The guests in
the afternoon included Mesdames
Louis Schalk. L. E. Vivion, Ernest
Sundin, E. M. Tierney, o. M. john
son. Jack johnson, Harry Phelan,
Charles Miller. Robert Midlewood, L.
E. Armstrong. W. w. Daley, N. r.
Sanders, A. F. Thode. e. A. Bennett,
D. R. House, ". r. Wa1dsmith, John
O'Connor, Peter Hansen, Ethel Fuiks.
B.. r. Donnelly. J. X. HART, Kleber
Hadsell. and Verne Ferris.
The evening guests were Mesdames
J.. w. wisda, clifford sundin. Roy
Sundin, Fred HOFFMAN, J. c. Mar
tinex. Rex Aten. c. w. Jeffrey, H. H.
Nelson. Gus Fieischii. Arthur Carl
sen, A. A.. Sanders. Carl Aman,
George Franks. I'd Hill Sam Kelly.
/. X. Miller. Alexander, w. w. Weav-
er. George Pierce, Ralph Newall.
Charles Vivion. Anthony Stratton;
Misses Christel Thode and Mabel
Parsons.
Mrs. Arthur Rasmussen entertain
ed at auction bridge last Friday aft
ernoon complimentary to Mrs. Mike
Lynch. q recent bride. , Invited to
meet the guest of honor were Mes
DANES Ralph Newall, Bernard Ber-
ger. Winifred Firstone, ]. C. Mar
timex, E. NJ. Tierney. John Mahoney.
Pierce. James Cullen and Miss Chris
tel ThOde.
Mrs. Billy Cleveland Of Salt Lake
City, who formerly lived in Rawlins,
was the honored guest at a delight
full kensigton party given by Mrs.
E. A. Kell on Friday afternoon. The
guests included members of the New
lywed Club to which Mrs. Cleveland
belonged when she resided here. A
lumber of the children Of the club
members were also invited to meet
Betty. Mrs. Cleveland's little daugh-
ter, and the youngsters had a party
Of their own. After a pleasant social
afternoon the hostess served de-
licious lunch. The guest included
Mesdames Cleveland. A. ]. Roster,
Owen Stitt. John Cunning. Ralph
Ferris. Roy Logan. Owe Peterson, j..
T. Ryon. A. A. Sanders and Pearl
Miller.
Mrs. Frank Frolins will be hostess
this evening at q banquet in her
home for the Noness Club. The az
fair which 10 . regular monthly
joyable. Each member IL privileged
to invite M guest and the proceeds
will 20 toward furnishing the nurses
living At the Memorial Hos
pital. An informal evening of music
and speeches will follow the banquet
which will be served At $50.
A unique lodge event IL the din
ner and dance for which Invitations
have been issued by the Eastern Star
lodge Q Thursday evening. Novem-l
bss -. In the Masonic Temple. This
maSks the silver anniversary Of the
fosnding Of the o. q. 8. In Rawlns
and win be one OF the smartest AZ
fairs ever given by the order. Din-
ner win be served at 3 O'Clock and
dancing in the spacious new BALL
room will conclude the evening.
Mrs.. J. X. HART and Mrs. L. e.
Armstrong have issued Invitations
10 two large parties on Friday aft
eYnoon and evening OF this week.
They will take place In the home OF
Mrs.. HART.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Methodist church will hold its regu-
lar monthly business meeting to-
morrow afternoon At 3 O'Clock in the
church. Plans for their bazaar on
Friday. December s. will be perfect
ed.
The board Of directorsof the Hos
pital Aid Society Ii holding its reg
uAr monthly business meeting this
afternoon At the house OF the secre-
tary. Mrs. c. w. Jeffrey.
The Delphian Club will meet with
Arr. A. J. Roster on Monday even
ing. November -. The text will be
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