, 1924-06-05
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller.
Phone 150W
Douglas-NIul
NuDtiais,

NUptlaiS.
Miss Emily Muller and Earl Doug
las chose Sunday, June /, for their
wedding day. the ceremony taking
place early in tn emorning at $3.50
at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. n Mrs. II Muller. Rev. w.
j. Law of the Methodist church per-
formed the wedding ceremony and a
few intimate friends were the only
witnesses. They included Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Watson, Mrs. Bivens and
Mrs. Helen Dettmer. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Chamberlain were the attendants.
The bride was attractive in a girl
ish frock of blue wolfe and carried
lilies of the valley. Mrs. Chamber
lain wore pink wolfe.
Following the ceremony, a wedding
breakfast was served and covers laid
for eleven guests.
The young couple left on the early
morning train for a honeymoon of
several weeks including Denver and
Lincoln, Nebr., the b~ridegroom's
home.
On their return they will go to
Mahoney Dome to live, where Mr..
Douglas has a responsible position
with the P. and r. Oil Co.
Mrs. Douglas will be greatly miss
ed in the Methodist Sunday School
where she has been a teacher for
several years. She is a graduate of
h Rawlins high school, and has
been a ste%nographer in the Brimmer
law Office since her graduation.
Piano Pupils
Recital.
Mrs. George Bibles piano pupils
gave a recital OF Saturday evening in
her home. The following program
was given:
R~hapsodie Hungarian, No. 2---Liszt
Mrs. Martinez and Miss Phelan.
Were My Song with Wings Provided
Hahn
Po' Lii Lamb -..--------..... Dunbar
Mrs. Arch Robson
Turkish Rondo ..-.--.... Krentzlin
n Armstrong
Rocco Rogers
Betty Stratton |
Tarantella Rogers
Martin Johnson |
After a Dream ...-...-............-. Faure
japanese Love Song ..--..-..-.. Thomas
Mrs. Arch Robson
March Pontificale -....... Rounod
Mrs. Martinez and Miss Phelan
Dinner at
Country Club.
Mrs. w. w. Daley presided over a
charming dinner party on Friday
evening at the Country Club. COM
plimentary to Mrs. Il. A. Durant who
left on Sunday evening for California.
In the party were the hostess and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Durant, w. j.
Edwards, Mrs. George Seelye, Mrs.
Ike Stratton, and Miss Dorothy Du-
rant.
A. Il. A. President
VIII Visit
The American Legion Auxiliary is
planning an interesting day for the
National President. Mrs. Franklin
Lee Bishop next Saturday, who. to-
gether with other distinguished Wis
itors from Wyoming will arrive Fri
day evening to be guests of the local |
chapter. Accompanying Mrs. Bishop | ,
will be Mrs. Burke Sinclair of Cas-
per. the state president; Mrs. F. F..
King of Cheyenne, national commit
tee woman and DR.. Florence Patrick
of Rock River Legion, f. II. Cham
the American Legion, E. IL. Cham
bers, will arrive Saturday for the
evening banquet. Mrs. Il. w. Nc
Conaghy of Evanston. president of
the unit In that city will be present
as well as the presidents Of many
other units in the state.
The morning will be devoted to a
visit to the State P~enitentiary.
At 10 o'clock the visitors will be
guests at n luncheon given by the
local chapter at the Country Club.
The decorations for his affair will
be quite unusual. everything being
significant TO Wyoming. The Indian
paint brush, the state flower. will
give n brilliant dash of color to the
tables. A committee meeting will
take place after lunch.
In the evening at 6 o'clock n bun
quet will be given at the Ferris Ho-
tel and will be attended by the Wv
oming ~yisitrs. the American Legion
members. the Auxiliary. the Mayor,
and the presidents OF the various civ
ic clubs and their wives.
Mrs. Weller
Hostess.
Mrs. George Weller presided over n
prettily arranged dinner in her home
last Sunday evening. Her guests in
cluded Mrs. Eta Steward. Miss Julia
Rhoder Messrs. Billy Williams and
John Ryan.
Dinner
For Six.
Mrs. Eta Steward entertained sew.
eral friends at dinner on Tuesday ev-
ening. Covers were laid for Mrs.
George Weller. Misses Julia Rhoder
and Sybil Farley: Messrs Billy VIII
liams and John Ryan. and tho hos
tess.
Ladies' Aid
society Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Methodist Church will meet tomor-
row afternoon In the church parlors.
Important business will be trans
acted.
Banquet Marks End
of Study Year.
a pleasant conclusion to the ycnr's
work was tho annual banquet given
by tho Delphian Study Club last Mon
dny evening at the Country Club. The