, 1923-10-11
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two tables of guests playing. The
high scores were made by Mrs. Potts
and Mrs. Tolliver. A nicely ap-
pointed lunch was served after the
bridge game. Those enjoying Mrs.
Has hospitality were Mesdames A.
A. Tobias, H. B. Gardper, S. f.
Tolliver, B. N. Herkless, II. E. Nc
F'arland, Earl Barnt, E. E. Jones
and James Potts.
Miss Murray
Is Hostess
, Miss Margaret Murray presided
over a dinner OF very pretty appoint
ments in her home on Wednesday
evening. A color scheme of red and
white was carried out with candles,
nut baskets and cut flowers, all in
red. The party attended the picture
show after dinner and later came
back to Miss Murray's home for
dancing. Those enjoying the affair
were Mr.. INT Mrs. Luckie, Misses
Anna May Battles, Mabel Parsons:
Messrs. E. C. ~Bertagnolli, Angus
Murray and l. w. Dinsmore.
Mrs. Wisda
Entertains Club
Mrs. J. w. Wisda was hostess at
a meeting of her bridge club last
Thursday afternoon. eight guests en-
.joying her hospitality. Mrs. Arch
Robinson and Mrs. C. X. Taught
were substitutes. The prizes for
high score at bridge went to Mrs.
Clifford Sundin and Mrs. Owe
Peterson.
Ncwlywcd Club Meets
The Newlywed Club spent a de-
iighttul evening at bridge at the
home of Mrs. Owen Stitt on Fri
day evening. Mrs. Fleischli and
Mrs. France were the fortunate win
ners of the prizes. A two course
lunch of pretty appointments was
served late in the evening. Those
who played were Mesdames A. J..
Roster, Joe Stratton. Owe Peterson,
Roy Logan, Fred Rendle, George
Franks, Arthur Carlson, Gus Fleis.
chill, Homer France, J. T. Ryan, w.
+. Daley and Pearl Miller.
o. f. s. Meets Tonight
The Eastern Star chapter will
meet this evening in the Masonic
Temple. an initiation being the fea-
ture OF the business. Refreshments
will be served during the social
hour following.
Ladies' Aid
Society Today
The Ladies Aid Society is enjoy
ing a social meeting this afternoon
in the church. Mrs. Ward Brakeman
and Mrs. Pearl Miller are h~ostesses.
DIR. Kcll's Gift
to Reading Room
DIR. +. A. Kell is the donor OF
twelve lovely books to the childrens
department Of the Rawlins Reading
Room. The books which we're Sc
lected by the book committee of the
Reading Room Board are beautiful
new editions Of old time fayorites.
illustrated by well known artists
as Rackham. f. Boyd Smith and
others. The titles include.
Anderson. Fairy Tales: Grimm,
Fairy Tales; Pyle. Merry Adventures
of Robin Hood: Pyle. Bos' King
Arthur; Lamb. Tales From Shakes
peare: Defoe. Robinson Crusoe: Al
colt. Little Men; Alcott. JOS Boys;
Lothrop. Five Little Peppers: wig
gin. Rebecca OF S~unnybrook Farm;
Burnett. Little Lord Fauntleroy:
rBurnett, Sara Creve.
Mrs, j. T. Ryan and Daughter of
Rock Springs spent several days in
Rawlins last week, where they were
guests OF Mrs. Con Ryan. Mr.. Ryan
j%ned them over the week end.
DIR. J. +. Osborne ST spending sew
eral days in Denver this week with
his family.
Mrs. William Edwards Sr.. who
has been spending several months
with her daughter. Mrs. w. w.
Daley. departed last week for her
home In Salt Lake City.
Cards have been received In the
city announcing the birth OF n baby
daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Spence at their home in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Spence will be remembered ms
Miss Alma Joyce. formerly OF Raw
JIns. and her many friends hcre cx-
tend congratulations upon the birth