, 1924-04-03
Edited by
MRS. PEARL MILLER
Phone 15O-W
Mrs. SlosS Hostess at
500 and Bridge

500 and Bridge
Mrs. c. C.. Sloss presided over two
attractive parties on Friday and
Saturday afternoons of last week.
The guests played 500 on Friday.
the prizes for high scores going to
Mrs. o. ]. Nelson and Mrs. c. B. Jen-
sen. Bridge was the diversion on
Saturday and Mrs. H.. C. Thuerson
and Mrs. C. w. Ballard made the
high scores. A dainty lunch was
served on both occasions.
fridays guests included Mesdame
Sor6n Frandsen. C. Christofferson,
o. !. Nelson. skerner Rasmussen.
chris Rossman. Chris Brown. II. c..
Thuerson Of Rock Springs, Andy
RASMUSSEN. Fl. Larsen, Louis Lar
sen,tN. Lambertson. Mike Miller, j.
Johnson. C, II. Jensen, N. p. Carl
o and Abe Stratton.
Guests on Saturday were Mes
DANES C. w. Ballard, C. r. Hooper,
l. Ttevathen, Pete Nelson. O. j.
Crum, Roy sundin. Carl sallade.
Carl; Sallade. Pete Miller. Harvey
Breeze. w. F. Firestone, H. c..
Thuersen and Miss Alice Johnson.
Party in
Los Angeles
4 N" "a sunny gave IL DTl'HP
party In her attractive home in Los
Angeles on Saturday evening March
%. in honor OF DR.. and Mrs. T. ].
Swisher of Rawlins who are visiting
on the coast. and DR.. and Mrs. n.
Foster of Oakland. The affair was
especially enjoyable being a reunion
OF former Rawlins people. An
Egyptian color scheme was carried
ont. each card table arranged in n
different color including yellow,
red. blue. green. and black, with
tally TO match. The guest list in
ciu'ed DR. and Mrs. T. j. Swisher.
DIR. and Harry Foster: Messrs. and
Mesdames Hodgson. nee Stella Jen-
nings. ]. r. Doty. Webster. OF Lam
der, Calvin. Charles Smiley: Mes
danes ]. J. Cullen. Dunlap. Harry
Bennett. C. H.. Whittum, Charles
Jackson and BIanch Reid.
luncheon for
Mrs. Gardiner
The Country Club furnished the
setting for n pretty bridge luncheon
on Tuesday when Mrs. Raymond
Barber entertained for her mother.
Mrs. Florence Gardiner, whose
birthday occurred on that date. The
table decorations were in purple and
b''ii. anu Il rose II1HTRpu eucn guests
place At the bridge games, fol
lowing the luncheon. Mrs. Sundin
received the prize for high score.
Mrs. Nivion the consolation. and Mrs.
Gardiner. the guest prize. The
guests were Mesdames FLORENCE
Gardiner. George Bible. W. w. Daley
Anthony Stratton. Ernest Sundin.
T.. f. Armstrong. Frank Johnston,
Fred Rendle, II. C.. Middlewood, C.
y. Skipworth. John Mahoney, l.. f.
Nivion. N. X. Greenfield. and Harry
Phelan.
Gard Club
Mt Mrs. Flcischli's
Mrsi Gus F1eischii and Mrs. Joe
Stratton entertained their card club
Jointly on Saturday evening at Mrs.
Fleischli's home. Bridge. followed
~ a delicious lunch. was the d.
version. Mrs. Barnt was the fort
innate player at cards. Those who
Mayed were Mesdames Tom lap
ham. Henry Larsen. f.. F. McGraw,
Allen Shaw. II. r.. Dunlap. Earl
Barnt and Miss Elsie Schwirtz.
Mrs C, .whittum and Mrs.
Blanch Reid expect to leave Cali
forn'a. the 5th of the month and will
arrive home early next week. Mrs.
Whittum will visit for a few DAYS
In Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Riford. and
Mrs, Fred Hoffman and little son
departed on Saturday evening for
Hollywood. Calf. to visit Their
mother Mrs. Charles Rlford, who
has been quite III.
Son Born
Ia MIR. and Mrs. Robuck
Mr., hud Mrs. =. +. Robuck, who
recently left Rawllns to make their
home In ~Plainfieid. Ind, are the
parents OF n son, born on March
50th. The announcements give his
name as Mead Kelsey. weight nine
pounds.