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Mrs. Fred Debility, wife of Pine
foreman Fred Debility has returned
TO Parco from a visit of relatives
In Denver and Fred is wearing
large smile once more.
MIR. p. j. Queally, President of tbe
First National Bank of Parco, was a
visitor in Parco last week.
Mr.. II. Sandhagen, Chief Account
ant OF the Producers and Refiners
with headquarters at Denver, STONED
off to pay a business visit to tbe
Parco refinery on his way to Sail
Lake City.
MIR. w. l.. Kistler, President of the
Producers and Refiners, who has
been visiting in Parco during the
past week left for Denver last Fri
day.
Mr.. kistler was accompanied by
his wife and family and by Mrs. w.
F. kistler, of Tulsa, Oklahoma and
by Mr.. Nelson X. Moody. President
of HI Prairie Oil and Gas Company.
MIR. p. c. Spencer, of Cheyenne and
Attorney for the P. and r. was a
visitor in Parco last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Love, of Han
ma, were in Parco last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Robson enter
tanned the following guests at a most
delightful dinner last Friday even
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L.. Kistler. Mrs. w. f. Kist-
Ter. Mr.. H. v. r. Thorne, of New
York, Mr.. Nelson X. Moody, Mr.. Art
Dana. General Manager of the Ka-
soming Oil Company, Mr.. Harry
~Breitenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. F. f.
Richardson and Miss Rosalind At
~flerbach.
Mr.. John Hilpirt was among those
invited to attend the Rawlins Coun-
try Club dance last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. X. Wilson and
friends spent a few days fishing al
Battle Lake last week.
Mrs. Mary Rabe who has been Wis
iting her son A. j. Rabe left for her
home in Chattanooga. Tenn, and
will return in September and make
her home here with her son.
Mr.. Fred Mauer made a business
trip to Casper.
Many Rawlinsites attended the
dance at the Pace Riviera Hall last
Saturday night and declare the mu-
sic excellent. The hall roomy and
well ventilated and their time a huge
success. come again. we are glad to
have you.
Miss Milda Scholsser and Miss
Jennie Gibson Motored to Fortifica-
ton. Colo. Saturday afternoon and
spent the week end with Miss Glib
sons sister. Mrs. Burns Peterson who
returned with them for n short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Willis spent
several days in Denver last week on
a shopping trip.
Work on the third new hotel at
Parco is progressing nicely.
A bath and shower house is being
constructed and will soon be ready
for use by all employees.
Parco's General Store Is expected
to open its doors for a thriving bus
mess some day this week.
, 1924-07-31
Inns REPUBLICAN, RAWLINS, WYOMING, THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1924

an officer of the law by selling a
bottle Of beer containing an ant in
the place Of the proverbial raisin.
RESULT:
1. Mr.. Kambrick now languishes
in Jail upon failure to furnish a $500
appearance bond at last Mondays
hearing.
2. Thirsty wayfarers have no
longer a place on the Lincoln High
way wherein they might quench their
thirst.
, 1924-07-31

1oaLeO superior III superior TO tuo
score of 6 to 4 AID two games last
week gave Parco the better Of the
three game argument.
First Game with Superior.
The Oil Cans got away with a poor
start on their three game schedule
by losing to Superior Friday after
one of those games which is hard to
explain no matter how much one is
inclined to speculate. From the
standpoint of time played 1t was a
good game-that Is 1t was q good
game II a ball game can be judged
from the standpoint of time m
sumed. There was lots of good hit
ting from both teams and there were
sufficient errors mixed with the hits
to prolong the swatfest until consid-
cradle after the supper hour. Suf-
flee is 1t to "a that the Oil Cans
were off their stride and the lads
from the mining town were playing
anything but the brand of ball they
played the following Sunday after
ParcO-Green River.
Six tallies in the first inning was
the welcome extended the renowned
Green River nine by the Parco Oil
Cans last Sunday morning. The fra
Gus proved little more than a nice
Sunday morning batting practice for
the refinery boys but was a very
strenuous proposition of the Green
River outfield.
Osburn. Green River center field
err, did some noble work in the outer
garden and with CASTOR. Green River
third baseman, inflicted practically
oil tho dannaUa that WaQ In fliCfad hy
the boys from the soft drink town.
Osburn and CASTOR each got a home
run and in addition each gathered in
a three base hit.
To mention the heavy hitters for
the Oil Cans would be to list every
oil container in the lineup last Sun
day morning. Nineteen hits were ac-
cepted from the offerings OF two
Green River moundsmen and. OF the
ninteen, there were three base hits
and four we're two baggers. Webb
broke loose for two three base hits
and Allphin for another. A~lberdine
was so affected by the novel expert.
ence OF cavorting on a ball diamond
on a nearly Sunday morn that ne
pounded the horsehide for three two
base hits, and three one base hits
out of six times to bat. Jones also
felt the urge by gathering n two bag
ger in the last half Of the fifth In
ming.
Jones, Waite and A~lberding each
did a turn from the mound and to
the latter fell the burden of twirling
to the Babe Ruths from
Superior in the afternoons game.
Patten and Hartley shared the trials
and fluctuations for Green River and
both gentlemen are said to have
breathed signs OF relief when the
game was q
, 1924-07-31
REFINERY MEN
VISIT PLANT AT PARCO

Mr.. Robert Covington and Mr..
Jack Tanner, OF the Standard Oil
Company refinery at Casper, were
Parco visitors yesterday as guests
of Mr.. C. P. Ames, Chief Engineer
of the ParcO Refinery.
, 1924-07-31
ACCOUNT 'EM-40
Forty-Nine TALES in three

FOrty-Nlne tallleS IN tnree
games, two games played in one
day, is the enviable record hung
up by the Parco Oil Cans at the
refinery city last Friday and
Sunday. Baseball it was. mo-
basketball. as the scores would
indicate, three clashes with the
leading teams of southern Wv
oming.
Some heavy hitting crew that
Parco bunch and if local base
ball fans would only crowd the
gates at the Parco ball diamond
as hard as the p. and r. swat
tiers crowd we old horse hide
II they would-the grand ole
American pastime would pros
per in at least inc little burf
in Southern Wyoming.
, 1924-07-31
oil CANS" PASTE PARC0
LIABLE ON VISITING Mines
?. and R. REFINERY AGGREGATION R0MPS over
GREEN RIVER and Splits two GAME Series
With HEAVY HITTING SUPERIOR team

An overwhelming victory for the Parco Oil Cans over the fast
Green River nine and a one game lead over the heavy hitting Su-
perior aggregation, stands as the result of three ball games at
Parco last week. The Oil Cans had no difficulty in pasting the
P. and R. label on practically everything in sight during last
Sunday mornings game with Green River and in addition sue
ceeded in holding a one game lead over the aggressive mining
crew from Superior by winning the second of a two game series
to the tune of ID to Is. Earlier in the season the Oil Cans de-
, 1924-07-31

Roadmaster Guild, of the Union
Pacific, came over from Laramie
Tuesday to look after company bus
mess at Parco.
, 1924-07-31

Mr.. Donald II. Pierce, secretary to
Mr.. Richardson was called to his
home in Nebraska on account of the
serious illness of his father.
, 1924-07-31

Mrs. Chas. Mars and Mr.. Enoch
Pacheo gave a most enjoyable must
cal at the Rawlins Rotary Luncheon
last Tuesday noon.
, 1924-07-31
MRS. GIBBS AND DAUGHTER
LEAVE FOR CASPER VISIT

Mrs. Paul Gibbs and daughter left
Parco yesterday for a two weeks
visit in Casper. Mrs. Gibbs made
the trip by auto.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

has achieved an enviable record for
benevolent work accomplished among
employees of the Shipping Board and
Fleet Corporation and their families.
Board and feet corporation, OFF,
and include Mr.. 4. l.. Lansdale,
chairman; Mr. A j. Williams. Mr. NJ
J. Pierce, Mr.. ]. We'll, Mr.. J. l.. Eek
man, Mr.. Fl. A. klucken. Mr.. &. ID.
Gibbons. Mr.. Il. NJ. Hicks and Mr..
e. J. Skidmore, secretary-lreasur
The art committee, of the Womens
City Club. Miss Ida Rainey, chairman,
will have dinner Wednesday at
$3.50 o'clock. Mr.. Theodore Morgan
will speak on why Modern Art' and
Mrs. Burleigh Parkhurst on why
Not Modern Art" Discussions will
follow. The French section of the
club will meet Tuesday, to o'clock.
Several dinner parties have been
arranged to precede the reception of
the Kentucky Society, which meets
Thursday night, March 27, at $50
o'clock. at 240O 18th street, holding a
reception in honor of Gen. and Mrs.
Henry T. Allen. The members of the
Kentucky Society We're to have met
Gen. Allen as guest in February,
but he was called out of the city on
the day arranged for the reception.
Senator Richard Ernst, Admiral
and Mrs. Rodman. Gen. and Mrs.
F'eland. Admiral and Mrs. Todd. Rep
resentative and Mrs. John w. Lang
ley. Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker. Rep
resentative and Mrs. David ii. kinch-
eloe will be in the receiving line,
while the hostesses of the evening
will he Mrs. Eben W. Barkley, Mrs.
Maurice ii. Thacher and Mrs. John
W. Robson. The president of the
society, Mr.. William Jennings Pine,
Will make the introductions.
Mrs. Mary Pyle, chairman OF the
nA.rtainment committee, has ar
ranged for music and there will be
cards and dancing.
Mrs. William Laird Dunlop, jr., will
be assisted at the mi-careme fete to
he given Saturday afternoon at the
Shoreham for the benefit of the Mon
ticelio fund by Mrs. James Hunt
ington Turner, Mrs. Mitchell Carroll,
Mrs. Il. l.. Bagby, Mrs. John +. Lo-
gan, Mrs. Laura Tucker Pendleton.
Mrs. Cabot Stevens, Mrs. Forrest
Vroonan, Mrs. Leland S. Conness and
Mrs. Mamie lobe. One of the at
fractions of the occasion will be the
presence of Marcia, who will give
Evening star., 1924-03-24
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Mrs. Coolidge Entertaining Guests at
Another of the Series of Lenten
Musicals Today.

resentative Joseph H. Hines Of Ohio,
was hostess at luncheon Thursday
evening in her home at 1927 New
Hampshire avenue in compliment to
Mrs. Simeon ID. Fess and Mrs. Frank
s. Willis. wives of the senator's from
Ohio. Others in the company were
Mrs. Charles G. kearnS. Mrs. A. IL. b.
stephens, Miss Grace Burton, Mrs c.
Ellis Moore, Mrs Charles Braud, Mrs.
Roy Haines, Mrs. Roy c. Fitzgerald
Morgan, Mrs. Frank Murphy. Mrs
John Gable and Mrs. Sherwood.
The Congressional Club has issued
invitations for the Friday afternoon
tea this week, when the guests of
honor will be the ambassador of
Great Britain. Sir Esme Howard: the
minister of Norway and Nine Bryn,
the minister of Hungary and Count =
ess Szechenyi. the Minister of Fin
land, Mr.. Astrom; the minister of the
! Netherlands and Nine. de Graeff and
the minister of Siam, Phya Burr
Navarath. The tea Friday will be
from 4 TO 8 o'clock in the clubhouse.
at 200l New Hampshire avenue.
me club has also issued cards for
a dance Tuesday evening, April l.
from to IL o'clock.
Miss Katharine Bazose left Wash
ington yesterday for her home in
Columbus. Ohio. after spending a
portion of the winter with her uncle
and aunt, Senator and Mrs. Sine on
u. Fess.
Miss Natalie Hammond will enter
tain at dinner this evening.
Miss Marion TrumbuI will return
to Washington Wednesday morning
from Boston, where she was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Lyman.
Miss Helen Gary has returned to
Washington from school to spend the
spring holidays with her parents.
former minister to Switzerland and
Mrs. Hampson Gary.
Mrs. LarZ Anderson is entertaining
the American Pen Women this after
noon in her home on Massachusetts
avenue.
Mrs. Flora McGin Keefcr will be
the Soloist and viii sing compost
tions written by Mrs. Walter Bruce
Howe.
Mrs. Paul l.. Joachim entertained
at bridge luncheon today at the
Roosevelt, having as guests Mrs.
Woodward. Mrs. George King, Mrs. ".
e. Rose, Mrs. J. +. Tomlinson. Mrs.
John f. Fowler, Mrs. Jasper NJ.
Bealle, Mrs. James Muicare. Mrs. OF
lamar Hamele, Mrs. George h. Dem
mark, Mrs. w. r. Cole, Mrs. Wistar
Balderson and Mrs. w. w. King.
DR.. and Mrs William Converse
Kendall of Freeport, Me, have come
to Washington for a visit. and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence s.
Gould at l243 Newton street north
east.
Mrs. Helen Ray IIagner has been
called out OF the city by the sudden
death of her uncle, Commodore
Charles n. Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles Burr. who make
their home at the New Willard, en-
tertained five at dinner there last
night.
Mrs. L. Frank Mebane. who has
been a frequent visitor in Washing
Evening star., 1924-03-24
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
John IL. simms of West Point. Va, aud
gladys j. Martin of Richmond, Va.
Louis sussman Of baltimore Nd, and Ruth
Rosenstock of EIlicott city. Md.
John II. Lloyd of this city and Jennie -
Dade Of cuIpeper, Va.
James a. Govan and Mary f. Foster
Ernest Winfield and Pearl Usrrison
Robert W. Davis Of Philsdelphia Pa, and
Iouise j.. Mason of kossIyn. Va
Evening star., 1924-03-24

tertained at the tea and dance at lie
Parads Saturday afternoon a small
company Of sub ebutantes. in honor
of Miss Dorothy Johnson. daughter of
Representative Albert Johnson Of Wash
ington. Among the guests were Miss
Beatrice Aitchison, Miss Marion Bark
ley, Mr.. Lyon, Mr.. Andrieus Jones and
Mr.. Cressy.
Mrs. Horace Chandlee of 377T Oil
Yer street. Chevy Chase. entertained
at a children's party Saturday after
noon. for her daughter Jewell, in cell
ebration OF her fifth birthday ami
/! versary. The guests included Ruth
Dunlop. Ann Reeves, Alice Crane
Betty Earl, John Briar. Walter Palm
er. Kent Lincoln and Adrien Hender-
SoE.
Mr.. and Mrs. James English and
ia amily of New Haven, Conn. arrived
at the New Willard yesterday for the
early spring.
FL Club CerVantes has ISSUED invi-
tatiunS for the clubs celebration of
Argentine night. which Will be held
in the auditorium Of the Interior De-
partment Thursday evening at 7:3o
o'clock. Representative William y
Vale OF Colorado, Commander Ricardo
n. Nago, naval attache of the Argen-
tine embassy, and Mr.. Frederic
William Vile will be the guests of
honor. Other features of the eve
Evening star., 1924-03-24

ton, shared honors last evening with
her sister, Mrs. Robert G. Parrish. at
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wi
mans Freeman, at the Hotel Plaza in
New York. Mrs. Mebane and Mrs.
Parrish arc staying at the Colony
Club in New York
Evening star., 1924-03-24

street.
Mrs. Roswell to BE Hostess
For University Women.
Mrs. Walter Boswell will be hostess
at the tea for Nine. Wroblewska,
wife of the minister of Poland. to oe
given by the American Association OF
University Women, Wednesday after
noon. Miss Estey, Miss Mary Riley
and Miss Sue Schoolfield will preside
at the tea table.
The Penguin Club and the League
for Industrial Democracy have issued
Invitations for q dinner to be gwen
in honor of Mr.. Bertrand Russell a., az
the City Club, Saturday evening. Aprii
IL, at $3.50 O'clock. DIR. Edwin r.;
SIosson will preside. and Mr.. Russell
will speak on European chaos Mrs.
Laurence Todd is in charge OF taoie
reservations.
Mrs. W. V. Cox and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. M. Hanway have gone to Savannah
and are at the Hotel De Soto.
Tbs hostesses at the soiree and
concert OF the Washington Salon ana
United Arts Society THURSDAY nlght
al the Playhouse, 1914 street north, ,
west. will be Mrs. Helen Jean panl ;nl
Starr. Mrs. Ada w. Duncan' ,i. stsa
! Miss Louise Wallis Puffer. Mrs Mary
II. Proctor. Miss Lillian g. Baker.
Miss Mary Frances Ward. MISS
Frances IT, Phipps, Mrs. Grace Gar
ter Albertson. Mrs. c. L. Reed; Mrs'
! Buena NJ. Maris, Miss Ivy M. went
The guests of honor and principal
sneakers and those who Will be pre-
! sented by Mr.. Rudolphe de Zapp.
president Of the society. are: Mr.
| Frederic j. Haskin. the well khoMh II
writer; Senior Alberto Barreto, the
4 tist.
| Waite, the well known painter and
| etcher; Miss Elizabeth Sabin. VINO
recently won first prize In cover ue-
sign competition, and Mr: ossip
| FereIma. Russian portrait painter
A program, including musical ana
| other entertainment numbers. Will
| be presented by Miss Juanita Froeh-
| Itch, soprano, with Mrs. Earl Car
bauh at the piano; Miss Eugenia BOZ
! kin, violinist, with Mr.. John ;. M
Zimmerman at the piano; MT fanh
A. Schroeder. pianist; Lieut.. Horace
A. Lake, group of bass solos. with
Mr.. George Ross. accompanied; Mas
| ter Bob Carbauh, xylophone mum
bers Dance numbers viii be pre-
sented by Miss Edna Brandt Duncan,
Miss Esther A. CIoyd. Miss Lucy Bod
| kin. Master George Bodkin, with Mrs.
! Gertrude i. Rodrock at the piano.
Mrs. David p. ogden and her daugh-
| ter Harriet of New York are at the
New willard. where they arrived
yesterday. They plan to spend the
week there.
The annual ball of the Shipping
Board and Fleet Corporation Welfare
society will be held Tuesday, April
%. in the Hall of Nations, Washing
ton Hotel, the proceeds from the SAFE
OF tickets going to the general fund
! of the welfare society. This organi-
in
Evening star., 1924-03-24

The residence of Mr. Ciceron A. Lee
$50 i street was the meeting place
Friday afternoon of about forty
children, invited there to celebrate q
the tenth birthday anniversary OF the
hosts daughter Helen.
There were games with prizes, and
refreshments from a charmingly uec-
Grated table, where pink roses and
ferns predominatel
Evening star., 1924-03-24

The annual ball of the shipping
Board and Fleet Corporation welfare
Society Will be held Tuesday. April
90, in the Hall of Nations. Washing
ton Hotel, the proceeds from the SAFE
of tickets going to the general fund
of the welfare society. This organi-
zation has been in existence since an
early period of the world war ana
Evening star., 1924-03-24

/ Mrs. James Huntington Turner and
her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Block. will
be at home this afternoon, at ZIG kalo-
rama road, the residence of the latter
| after o'clock, and will receive again
Monday afternoon March 81.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Mrs. Charles Noble Gregory return
ed to Washington yesterday morhiuS
after a visit of Il week to Rear Ad-
miraI Welles, commandant at the
naval base, Hampton roads. Mr. Greg
orv also visited jamestown, York.
town. williamsburg, Hampton ano
Suffolk. Last evening Mr.. dregoIg en-
1ertained informally Il small dinner
party.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Mrs. ]. BORDEN Hartman has issue
invitations for ) O'Clock tomorrow after
noon. at her residence. 2011 T. street,
to meet Nine. Charles lie Verrier, who
will tell of the work at Chateau Chayan-
lac, France, the birthplace of Lafay =
cite.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Mrs. James Warwick entertained at
luncheon today in honor OF Mrs. sam
uel S. Dennis OF MorrlstoWn, n; j. VINO
is visiting her SON in law and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Harold y. Marsh.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Mrs. Thomas II. stevens has gone to
st. Augustine, Fla. where she is stay
ing at the Ponce de Leon.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. William Charles
Grohmann have gone to New York and
will sail Wednesday aboard the Bremen
for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry .IaY StaleY en-
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Mrs. Francis Marion WiEmore OF
on29 Connecticut avenue Is making
short visit in New y ork.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh entertained
4 company of thirty at dinner last
evening in her residence on Massa :
chuSettS avenue.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Zolnay will give toe dance and
Count de Zapp will give Russian
dance.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Canon +. Townsend Russell. for
merly of Washington, now of Palm
Beach. has been called to Cleveland
by the serious Illness of his mother.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Mrs. Helen Ray IIagner has been
called out OF the city by the sudden
death OF her uncle. Commodore
Charles NJ. Ray.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

ming will be a motion picture, Sec
ing Argentina" and the Argentine
tango, danced by Charles Thayer and
little Miss Evelyn Knowles.
Mrs. J. u. Murdaugh is in charge
of the sale OF articles at the tea to
be given by the Gentlewomen' s
League tomorrow afternoon at )
o'clock, the Davidge house, 1924 III
street.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles Burr. who make
their home at the New Willard, en-
tertained five at dinner there last
night.
Mrs. f. Frank Mebane. who has
been q frequent visitor in washing
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Mrs. Hamilton Wright has with
her. her son, Mr.. Washburn Wright,
who has returned from school TO pass
his spring vacation.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

The air attache of the British en-
bassY, Group Capt. Christie. mas gone
to cleveland to spend a few days.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Mrs. David r. ogden and her daugh-
ter Harriet of New York are at the
New willard. where they arrived
YESTERDAY They plan to spend the
week there.
Evening star., 1924-03-24
Mr.. and Mrs. HeNs0n Hosts
at Dinner Last Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Hewson We're
hosts at dinner last evening in their
winter home at ST. Augustine. Fla.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Col. and Mrs L ". Clark will en-
tertain at bridge and NAH jong this
evening in honor of Mrs. Emil Beck
err Of buffalo. " Y. who is the house
guest of Maj. and Mrs. Laurence YER
ner Frazier.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry s. Heath will
have as their guests i'll their nome
at 2100 S street, the former SISTER
Mrs Reniamin Bowman of Munchie,
Ind. and his niece, Miss Phoebe
Heath of Noblesville, Ind, who VIII
arrive in Washington tomorrow. MISS
Heath is a student at Vassar ana
with Mrs. Bowman. will remain until
after easter.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Kendall of Freeport, Me, have come
to Washington for a visit. and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence S.
Gould at l243 Newton street north
east.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

Mrs. Land. wife of Capt. Emory
Scott Land. went To New 1ork yes
f.rday to remain through the week.
Evening star., 1924-03-24

The third assistant secretary OF
state and Mrs. J. Butler Wright VIII
ynn Mrs Wright entertained a com
pany at luncheon today.
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