, 1923-01-11
SOCIETY
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller.
Phone 15O-W.

occurred on Saturday evening at
S:16, when Miss Rose E. Ussery be-
came the bride Of B. s. Price. The
ceremony was performed in the
groom's home by Rev. Robert M.
Hood of the Presbyterian church, IN
the presence of a few OF b init
mate friends OF the couple. The
guests had been invited in come to
Mr.. Prices home at 8 o'clock. but
did not suspect what the occasion
was to be.
The bride is an attractive young
lady who has lived in Rawlins for a
year or more and has made many
friends during her stay. Mr.. Price
is connected with the Bennett Hard
ware Co., and has lived here practic-
ally all his life. His many friends
will be pleased to hear Of his mar
riage.
The engagement of Miss Clare
Schwirtz to Henry Larsen was an
nounced at a very pretty affair CIV
en- by Mrs. E. F.. McGraw In her
home last Saturday evening. The
guests spent the evening with their
sewing until lunch time. whea they
were invited to the dining room. The
ltd-tdpiS otSo VIVA WV
colored candles and shades and the
favors at each place were in the same
colors. A large paper rose decorated
the center of the table and ribbons
extended to each guests place. The
engagement was disclosed when the
ribbons were pulled and engagement
rings found at the other end. A real
solitaire was found at Miss
Schwirtz's place. Miss Schwirtz Is a
teacher in the public schools, and Mr..
Larsen Is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Larsen of Rawlins.
The guests invited to the affair
were Mesdames P. F. Robuck, E. R.
Watson, George Bible, G. l.. Haines,
Lawrence Larsen, C.. A. Anderson,
Misses Cristel Thode, Inez Tracy,
Winifred Hanna and Bess Bowlus.
Miss Constance Cullen, who is a
from California, has been the
Of several parties the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cullen
at bridge in her honor
the last Of the week. Five tables of
guests played. and Mrs. Daley re-
high honors among the ladies,
and Mr.. Martinez the gentlemen's
prize. The guests included Messrs.
and Mesdames Mike Lynch. Leo
Meyer, Arthur Rasmussen. w. C.
Johnson. Jim Cullen, ]. G. Martinez.
w. F.. Daley; Mesdames Pat Graves,
Misses Constance Cullen. Nellie
Josephine Baiers; Will Wal
lace.
Mrs. ]. C. Martinez was hostess at
auction on Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Constance Cullen. The
first prize was awarded to Mrs. Jim
Cullen and the guest prize to Miss
Constance Cullen. Il. addition to the
honored guests. those invited to the
party we're Mesdames Jim Cullen. NJ.
G. Hoy. ]. j. Cullen. Florence Pilon.
Leo Meyer. Mike Lynch. Arthur Ras-
Harry Phelan. II. II. Nelson,
Clarence Brimmer. w F. Daley. Miss
Josephine Phelan.
The Rotary Club members are ar
ranging n delightful affair for next
Wednesday evening. when they will
entertain their ladies and other
guests at a banquet in the Masonic
Temple. Cards and dancing with
music by a Cheyenne orchestra will
furnish abundant entertainment for
the guests.
The Ladies OF the Lioness Club are
holding their regular monthly din
ner Mt the Ferris Hotel this evening.
An interesting program Will be
given.
Mrs. Fred Rendle was hostess yes
terday at the regular meeting OF st.
Thomas Guild.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Methodist church will hold Its
monthly business meeting tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church
parlors. The payment OF the An
nual membership dues and other m
portant bushes will be in order.
Mrs. Owe Peterson entertained the
members Of her card club In her
home last Thursday afternoon. Eight
guests played.
The p. F.. O.'s met with Mrs. VIII
Edwards last Saturday Afternoon in
her home. This was their regular
monthly business meeting.
The Sunday school teachers n
officers OF the Methodist church Will
meet this evening ut the homo OF MT.
and Mrs. Charles Miller. This Is the
first OF n series OF monthly meetings
which will be held this winter to talk
over the affairs OF the Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorcn Frandsen de-
parted the first OF the week for
California. where they VIII visit for
several months.
Mrs. II. r.. Fowler entertained tho
members OF her auction bridge club
las. Friday evening In her home.
Three tables played and Mrs. Hugh
O'Donnell made the highest score. A
delicious oyster supper was served
after the game.
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