, 1923-10-12
Munk- Smith
Marriage Thursday.
BY MARY ToBIN

Munk-Smith
Marriage Thursday.
The marriage of Miss Minnie. P.
Nunk of Cheyenne to Harry A.
smith of Lavoye formerly of this
citv took place yesterday afternoon
AT the First Christian church. the
Rev. r.. r. Hlldebrand officiating.
THE ring ceremony was used. They
we're attended by ]. Donahue. Fol-
lowing the ceremony the couple left
for Lavoye where they will make
their home. Mr.. Smith being owner
OF the Lavoye cafe.
Mrs. wiIlitson
Entertains.
Mrs. Andy willitson entertained
at a children's party given wednes-
dav afternoon of this week at her
homo in honor of her small son.
Jacks fifth birthday. Decorations
OF gold and white were used. a large
white cake with gold hearts being
used as the decorations. Among
those who attended were Jack and
Henry Baker, Harold Taylor. Jimmie
Thomas, Mark Fraten. Maurice
Daniels. Jimmie Saullln. Junior Mil
Ter, Jack and Thomas Cordner. and
Jhe honored guest,
II
Mfr. and Mrs. Brimmer Are ;
Guests of Honor at Cheyenne.
Attorney and Mrs. George Brim.
mer who have recently moved to
Cheyenne TO make their home were
guests OF honor at an informal din
ner party given for them by Sena-
tor and Mrs. Francis E. Warren
Wednesday evening at their home in
Cheyenne. Mr.. Brimmer is a promi.
nent attorney and has many friends
in this section of the state.
Bake Sale
Saturday.
The members Of the East Side
Community Methodist Ladies' Aid
society Will hold a sale OF baked
goods tomorrow beginning at II a.
IN. at the White Grocery store on
Second street
Piano Recital
Thursday.
The pupils Of Miss Lula Elizabeth
Sans appeared in the second OF the
fnries ek recitals being given this
month yesterday afternoon at the
studio on South Durbin street. The
recital was for the pupils only and
was given for the purpose of drilling
in playing successfully before
an audience. Among those who took
part in h program were John War
ren O'Donnell. Jessie Frank anc
Malena Bryne. Miss Sans closed the
program by playing Rustic of
Spring"
Mrs. Alley Entertains
At Bridge Tea.
Mrs. William D. Alley entertained
at an informal bridge tea given yes
terday afternoon at her home on
Fourteenth and Elm streets. Hon
ors for the afternoon were won by
Mrs. A. T. lessen and Mrs. Arthur
Garbutt-
Enterprise Encampment
Meeting This evening.
Enterprise Encampment No. Q.
I. o. o. f.. will meet in regular ses-
sion this evening at the I. o. o. F.
hail. Following the initiation Of can
didates refreshments will be served
by the committee In charge. All
members of the organization are
asked to be present.
Silver Tea
A kSuccess.
The silver tea given yesterday af-
ternoon at the home or Mrs. w. J..
King. 1926 East Second street, by
the Pythian Sisters was in every
way a Gee over so persons call
Ing during the afternoon. An attrac-
tive decorative scene was carried out
I'M Halloween designs and colors.
Hostesses for tho afternoon were
Mrs. L. Kee Hall, Mrs. W. ]. King.
Mrs. A. j. Halves and Mrs. Yea /
mans.
Birthday Party
Thursday Afternoon
Betty Kittle daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. C. w. Kittlo was hostess at n
children's party given yesterday
afternoon at her home. 1904 South
Oak street in honor of her ninth
birthday. Games were played and
refreshments were served at the
CLOSE of the afternoon. Twelve
children attended.
Program This Evening
At Wells Music Store
"a program of unusual interest to
an those who enjoy and appreciate
music will be given this evening al
the Charles E. weu's Music store
on Second street. The program will
consist of vocal as we'll as instrumen
tai numbers Inc win be in charge
of Mrs. Berta Smith, concert soprano
and teacher of singing. No admis-
sion Will be charged and all those
Interested in music are invited to at
tend. The program will begin
promptly at s O'Clock.
To Hold Dinner
For Author
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