, 1922-02-02
SOCIETY
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller. Phone
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Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller. Phone
A charming home wedding took
place on Sunday evening When Miss
Christine Frandsen became the bride
Of William HerbertsOn. The cere-
mony was performed in the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Soren Frandsen. and was witnessed
only by a few relatives Of the prin-
cipals. The Rev. Robert Hood.
pastor of the Presbyterian Church,
performed the ceremony. which took
place at 7 O'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Rankin. sister and brOther-in-law Of
the bride, yer the attendants. and
Carl Lahrman played the wedding
.march. The bride wore a beautiful
gown of white satin and carried a
bouquet or roses.
Following the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frandsen presided over a sup
per of dainty appointments. The
young couple departed later in the
evening on a honeymoon trip.
The bride. who is a daughter of
one OF the leading families of Raw
Inns, is a graduate of the Rawlins
High School and also of the State
University, and taught for two years
in the Home Economics department
Of the Rawlins High School.
Mr.. Herbertson is associated with
his brothcr-in-law, Jake Zeigler. in
the City Market. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbertson have a wide circle of
friends in Rawlins who will be
pleased to hear of 'heir marriage.
T~hirty-fiye guests. members of the
=. T.. O. Society and their husbands.
the B. |. LIS. enjoyed a merry party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Durant on Saturday evening. The
occasion was the annual initiation of
the Il. ]. LIS into the mysteries of
the SisterhOOd and there were thrills
aplenty for the initiates. After a
short time spent in playing cards,
the three new candidates ably assist
ed by several of the old members.
were conducted through a series Of
lmusing stunts and received various
, medals and decorations for their
bravery. One candidate demonstrate
/ ed his eligibility to the city fire de
partment by his speed and efficiency
in putting out a fire.
A bOuntiful lunch was the reward
of the evenings vicissitudes. a huge
| III u Nonc ! lAS o"tu
anniversary of the founding of the
Sisterhood. being an important addi-
ton to the refreshments.
Mrs. Fl. A. Connect sang two pleas
ing songs and was accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. Kleber Hadsell.
Acting with Mrs. Durant as joint
hostesses were Mesdames w. w.
Daley. Jr.. and Kleber Hadsell.
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Mrs. l. T. Murphy was the very
charming hostess on Thursday aft
ernoOn of last week at bridge and
luncheon. complimentary to Mrs.
James Currey OF Hartford. Conn.
who Is visiting at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahoney.
Mrs. Currey received the guest prize.
Mrs. Rendle the first prize and Mrs.
Rasmussen the consolation prize at
bridge. Those who enjoyed Mrs.
M%urphy's hospitality were Mesdames
Arthur Rasmussen. Willet Robert
son. Will F. Daley. Ralph Newell.
Fred HOFFMAN. George Pierce. r. w.
Moore. Sam Kelly. l.. c. Larsen. Win
field Firestone. Frank Cunning, Jack
Martinez. Fred Rendle. Roy Sundin,
kleber Hadsell: Misses Elizabeth
MahOney. Edith Larsen. Veronica
Clause, Vincent Clause and the guest
Of honor. Mrs. Currey.
Miss Edith Larsen entertained de-
l~ightfully at auction bridge in her
home last Friday evening and served
delicious lunch at midnight. Mrs.
Pilon was the winner Of the fir.'
nrize at bridge. and Miss Vincent
Clause received the consolation prize.
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thur Carlson. Florence Pilon. c. A.
Rrimmer: Misses Marguerite Mau.
Vincent Clause, Veronica Clause,
Marguerite Buckley. Alice Johnson.
Mary Buckley. Elizabeth Mahoney.
%'nanita Howard and Josephine
Phelan.
st. Thomas Guild will hold its
regular meeting next Wednesday aft
ernOon at the home of Mrs. L.. E.
Armstrong.
| Mrs. l.. c. Larsen is entertaining
her auction bridge club in her home
this afternoon. Two tables OF guests
Will play.
Mrs. r. w. Moore was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon at auction bridge
"er guests being the members Of her
club. Mrs. Sam Kelly substituted
The prize for the afternoon was won
by Mrs. Jack Neske. Dainty refresh
ments concluded the afternoon.
Miss Marguerite Mau Of Hanna
spent the weekend In Rawlins as the
guest Of Miss Edith Larsen.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. +. McGraw. who has been critical
~ i'll at the Memorial Hospital for
several days. is reported as improv-
ing rapidly.