, 1924-02-21

MISS EilZdDetH was nos
tess at a dinner of lovely appoint
ments at the Country Club on Sun
day evening in honor of her house
guest. Miss Mary Ethel Holiday.
Red roses formed the nte piece of
the dinner table around which were
seated the hostess and guest of hon
or and Mrs. NJ. A. Lynch. Mrs. Arthur
Rasmussen: Misses Nellie Murphy.
Nellie Daley. Margaret Kruger, Sa-
die Murphy.
Dinner on Saturday Evening.
Mrs. I. T. Murphy entertained at a
dinner of pretty appointments in her
home on SATURDAY. evening. Her
guests were Miss Elizabeth Mahoney.
and Miss Mary Ethel Holiday.
Dancing and Bridge.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Kelly were hosts
at a pleasant evening OF bridge. fol-
lowed by dancing. in their home last
Saturday evening. The guests who
enjoyed the evening were Mr.. end
Mrs. ]. A. Hodgson. Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Hunt and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
lynch.
Mrs. Jake Zieglcr
Entertains Club.
Mrs. Jake Iiegler was a charm
ing hostess last Thursday afternoon
when she entertained the members of
her sewing club. After a social hour
of sewing and chatting. the hostess
eerved a two-course dinner. The
~uests were Mesdames Fred Friend.
Frank Tauber, Catherine and Otto
Carroll.
'"'"rnal Bridge Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Daley were
hosts at an informed card party last
FRIDAY evening. Those who PLAYED
"c-e Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hunt. Mr..
and Mrs. I'VE Peterson, Miss Elise
Tchwirtz and VIII Wallace.
Icrrion of School Mates.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lynch entertained sev
~r"l ladies at bridge last SATURDAY.
afternoon, former school mates of
ct. Mary's College in Indiana. Her
~uests were Mrs. Leo Never. Mrs
Arthur Rasmussen; Misses Mary
Ethel Holiday. Alice Johnson. Eliza
beth Malonev. Other guests wore
Mrs. A. V. Shelton and Miss Sadie
Murphy.
DR.. !. f. Osborne has zone to Den
yer. where he will visit for the next
-everal weeks.
Supt. w. II. Coleman and Mrs
Coleman entertained the high school
basketball team on Tuesday evening
NJ a nicely arranged dinner. The
guests were Messrs. Louis Ringwalt
Eugene DeLacv. Paul Johnson. John
Engstrom, Carl Engstrom, Lee Vivi-
on. Edward Quinn. Emerson Bates
Wallace Bergen. Walter Olsen. Mike
pappas. George Weller and f. F.. Nc
Graw.
The following item from the Chey-
enne Tribune of Monday. will be of
interest to the many Rawlins friends
Of Mrs. Berger:
Mrs. Bernard Berger, who is soon
to leave Cheyenne to make her home
in Rawlins, vas the guest of honor
at a farewell bridge. given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. c. A. Madison.
Mrs. T.. J. Venard and Mrs. f. II.
Watts. at the home of Mrs. Madison.
1919 Evans street.
In the well matched games Of auc-
ton. which were played during the
eorly hours of the function, the IA
vors for high scores were won by
Mrs. Fred c. Paulson and Mrs. John
carl Raife. The hostesses presented
Mrs. Berger with a beautiful guest
prize.
At r tea was served. st. Valentine
decorations being used. with II bowl
II deem red tulips occupying the cen
ter of the table.
Rawlins friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Brimmer will be Interested
In the following item which appeared
- the Laramie Republican early this
week:
Lieutcnat Howard Brimmer. of the
Eleventh Infantry. and Mrs. Brim-
mer the birth Of q daugh-
So. %Jacuuine Hero Brimmer. Mrs.
Brimmer is the daughter of Colonel
Andrew Hero. OF the al artillery
and Lieutenant Brimmer is a brother
# Hon. George +. Brimmer. OF Raw
Inns. He was a student at the Uni
~"orsi,v OF Wyoming before going to
the Military academy at West Point.
=. ". VI. Society Will Meet.
The Ladies' Home Missionary So
,'ctv OF the Presbyterian church will
meet tomorrow. Friday. afternoon.
With Mrs. +. f.. Hubbard. at 107 w.
Cedar. All members and friends are
.ordially invited to come.
albert Moshcr Engagement
Announced.
Friends Of Albert Mosher. who il
r.. vral,,ntn usnt.nf In Ialunh Sfun-