, 1922-10-19
SOCIETY
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller.
Phone 15O-W.

Mesdames Gus Fleischli and o. M.
Johnson were hostesses at one of the
most attractive of the fall parties
last Thursday afternoon, when they
entertained forty-eight guests at auc-
tin in the Parish House, Halloween
decorations in orange and black
formed the color scheme of the ap-
pojntments in the card and also
in the dining room down stairs where
a delicious two-course lunch was
served at 5 o'clock. Two first prizes
were given, one to Mrs. Pete Hansen
and n to Mrs. N. R. Greenfield. The
two consolation prizes were awarded
to Mesdames George Pierce and
Kleber Hadsell. The guests included
Mesdames Peter Hansen. A. A. Sand
ers. John Cunning. R. F. Philbrook,
A. c. MCGEE, Sam Kelly. H. A.
France, W. F. Waldsmith, H. E. Dun
lap. ]. J.. Neske. F. J. Baroch. ]. E.
Gholson. Raymond Barber, f. NJ.
Tierney, l.. E. Vivion, N. r. Green
field. George A. Bible, F.. A. Hadsell,
x. II. Hadsell, Geo. o. Stephenson.
Abe Stratton, J. X. Hartt, Jacob
Johnson. Joe Stratton, Anthony
Stratton. Anthony Stratton, l.. H.
Startzell. l.. z. Armstrong. l.. c. Lar
sen. John Varney, Arthur Carlson.
John McGarry, F. w. Rendle. Chas.
Vivion. r. G. Aten, J. T. Ryan. B. R.
nonneily. w. P. Hays. G. F. Clark.
p. w. Moore. l. R. Baker, w. W.
Daley, E. F.. Bennett. J.. c. Martinez.
Jas. Housed. H. H. Nelsn. Geo. O..
Pierce, Roy Riford. Harry Phelan,
Il. A. Smiley. w. F.. Daley, w. T.
Ramsey. e. F.. McGraw and Miss
Marguerite Murray.
Mrs. Carl Aman entertained two
tables Of auction last Saturday aft
ernoon in her home and served a tea
OF pretty appointments after the
games. Mrs. Charles Miller received
the prize for high score at auction.
The guests who played we're Mes
DANES NJ. L. Reed. A. F. Thode. John
Doty, Ralph Newell. George Bible,
Charles Miller, Pearl Miller, and
Miss Christel Thode.
Among the pleasant events of last
week was the monthly dinner of the
Lioness Club which took place on
Thursday evening at $50. The din
ner was served by the members of
the Calvin Circle in the home of Mrs.
J. N. Irving and was a most enjoy
able affair. Mrs. Frank Froling has
invited the L!onesses to be her
guests at their regular monthly din
ner in November. The proceeds will
be given to the Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Raymond Barber and Mrs.
&c. D. Skinworth will entertain St.
Thomas Guild next Wednesday aft
ernoon. Oct. 20. in the home of the
former.
The spacious new ball room of the
Shrine Temple will be formally
opened to the public on Friday eve
ming. Oct. 27, when the Shrine Pa
troll will entertain their friends at a
ball which will be one Of the most
~pretentious affairs of the season.
About five hundred invitations have
been issued. Morrison's orchestra
will furnish the music.
Mrs. Ralph Ferris and Mrs. c. D..
Skipworth are entertaining at an
auction bridge party this afternoon
in Mrs. Ferris home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rendle are the
pround parents I a beautiful little
orial Hospital last Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. ]. R. Doty expects to leave
the last OF this week for Los Angeles.
Calf. where she will spend the win
ter with relatives.
John Andrews and Miss Ethel
Andrews were visitors in Rawlins for
a short time the last of the week.
Mr.. Andrews and his family are
moving from Tacoma, where they
have resided the past year, to Colo
RADIO where they expect to locate.