, 1922-11-16
SOCIETY
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller.
PhQne 1H0-W.

Never have bridge parties followed
one another in such rapid succession
In Rawlins as during the past
autumn months. Several charming
affairs this week prove that interest
in the game still flourishes. Two
of the largest and most delightful of
the a were those presided over
by Mesdames ]. X. HART and l.. E.
Armstrong last Friday afternoon and
evening. Mrs. Hartt's spacious home
formed a pretty setting for both
parties. The prizes in the afternoon
were awarded to Mesdames Glunz,
Ferris and Ddnnelly. In the evening
Mrs. Barnes, Miss Myhra and Mrs.
Watson received the prizes. A two
course lunch OF lovely appointments
was served after the game. The
guests invited for the afternoon in
cluded Mesdames c. A. Brimmer, l.
r. Baker. Raymond Barber, E.. F.
Bennett, George Bible, Arthur Carl
son, w. w. Daley, w. F. Daley. r.
]. Daley, John Doty. Bernard Don
nelly, Ernest Durant. 1. A. Define,
Roy Douglas, Will Edwards. Walter
Felton, Florence Gardiner, Verne
Ferris, Gus Fleischli. Homer France,
Walton France. Sol Fuiks, George
Franks, John Cunning, ]. F. Glunz,
N. r. Greenfield. Frank HART, Frank
Hadsell. Peter Hansen, Carl Htlltar.d
Robert Hopkins. j. N. Irving, c. w.
Jeffrey, Jack Johnson. o. M. johnson.
Frank johnson. Robert Jungquist. e.
A. Kell, Sam Kelly, Louis Larsen, T.
A. Lapham. John Mahoney. Charles
Miller. R. w. Moore. W: M. Norris.
w. A. Mckay, Robert MiddlewOod,
Dalai Nau,o11 Vim INLAND " n
Nelson. John O'Connor. Hugh O'Don-
nell. Harry Phelan. Paul Pilon. Paul
Paulsen, James Potts, Roy Riford, T.
Reid, Fred Rendle. J.. T. Ryan, Con
Ryan. Thos. Swisher, George Steph-
enson "A. A. Sanders. Abe Stfatton.
Ernest Sundin. Roy Sundin, Louis
Schalk, Louis %Seaverson, L.. A.
Smiley, Owen Stitt. Leon Startzell, A.
F.. Thode, Z. M. Tierney, l.. E. Vivion,
Charles Vivion, William Welch, w. F.
Waldsmith. Miss Phoebe Parmelee.
The guest list for the evening in
cluded Mesdames C. A. Anderson,
Rex Aten, A. w. Beeler, H.. Breiten-
stein, Gail Barnes. H. E. Dunlap,
Durkee. Maize Draper, o. E. Ekdahl,
Kleber Hadsell. w. P. Hays, Ed Hill.
Frank Johnston. Alget Leander,
Chris Larsen, Lawrence Larsen, ]. c..
Martinez, Pearl Miller. Kirk Miller,
+. F. McGraw. r. F. philbrook. Owe
Peterson. I. Parnell, George Pierce,
A. ]. Roster, P. F. Robuck, w. L..
Robertson. Tony Stratton. Mary
Shaw. Clifford sundin. E. r. Wat
son, J.. W. Wisda, Misses Bess
Bowlus. Rae Blood. Louise Barr,
Louise Buchert, nellie Brawley. Kath-
crime Craft. Ruth Duffey, Grace
Carey, Elizabeth Hart. Angela
Hurley, Winnifred Hanna, Helen
Irving. Alice Johnson, Marguerite
Murray, Mabel Myhra. Katherine
Organ, Josephine helan. Winifred
Swain, Christel Thode. Lillian Thode,
Amy Whitson, Beatrice williams.
Whyte. Marie Mcknight, Claire
Bchwirtz, Inez Tracy, E. Bennett.
Members Of st. Themes Guild
presided ove an informal reception
in the Parish House on Tuesday eve
ring following the confirmation and
sermon by Bishop Thomas. Among
the out-of-town visitors were Rev.
Johns and Rev. Wissenbach. Re-
freshments were served following q
social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schalk we're
hosts At dinner last Sunday At ia
O'Clock. when their guests were
Messrs. and Nesdames Carl Aman,
Ralph Newell and Mrs. n. L. Reed.
81. Thomas Guild will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Anthony 8tratton next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
0trattOn and Mrs. e. 4. Jones a,
Joint hostesses. All members arr
urged TO be present.
Mrs. Roy Riford entertained the
members OF her tw0-table auction
bridge club last Saturday Afternoon
In her home. Mrs. w. p. Hays made