, 1924-09-11
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Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller
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Mrs. Arch Robinson
Hostess ut Luncheon

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A color scheme of yellow and
white was carried out in an unusual
ly attractive name at the three
bridge luncheons presided over by
Mrs. Arch Robinson on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday of last week,
The affairs took place at one O'Clock
in her home. Luncheon was served
on individual ivory trays, and ivory
perfume bottles disguised as saucy
sunfiowers were favors at each guests
place. AS a prelude to the first course
each guest read aloud n joke found
at her place. Guests at Wednesdays
luncheon were Mesdames l.. e.
Vivion, Raymond Barber, Florence
Gardiner, George Bible, Carl Aman,
NJ. l.. Reed, James Potts, j. C.. Mar
tinez, Earl Barnt, j. M. Johnson, T..
J. Swisher, E. NJ. Tierney, Anthony
Stratton, Katherine Phelan, Lin Hop
kins, and Miss J%acqueline Bost.
Guests on Thursday were Mes
danes ]. w. Wisda, Fred Rendle,
Frank Johnston, Alice Ferris, c. l..
Brimmer, Mark Downing, Tom Lap
ham, and Miss Josephine Phelan.
Fridays guests were Mesdames
Mitchell, Cheshire, F. E. Richardson,
J.. j. Hflpirt, Ames, Paul Wilson,
Bob Ereslin. Mcpherson, w. p.
Hays, o r. Conley, and Miss Whit
ney
Closc-Drapcr .
Wedding Announced
Announcement was made this
week of the marriage of two young
people of Rawlins, Miss Charlotte
Draper and Harold Close which took
place on July 81, 1928 in Cheyenne.
Only a few intimate friends knew
of the ceremony which was perform
ed when the young couple went to
Cheyenne to attend the Frontier
Day celebration last year. Mrs.
Close went out to Berkeley last Sep
TENDER to study music and Mr.. Close
attended the University of Nebraska
last rear, where he studied pharmacy.
Mrs. Close is the eldest daughter
of Mrs. Maize Draper of Rawlins.
Mr.. Close is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Close of this city. Both are
graduates of the Rawlins high school
where they were prominent in school
activities. Mr.. Close is now employ
ed at the Rendle Drug Store. The
young couple will be at home to their
friends after September Is. at 621
w. Pine.
Party for
Bridc-Elcct
Miss Alice johnson whose mar
riage to Joe Tierney will take place
this month was honored at a bridge
party and shower given by Mrs. w.
+. Daley on Tuesday evening at the
Country Club. A lunch was served
after the bridge games with pink
and white candles n pink and
white sweet peas furnishing a dainty
,ntAr nAta Tha gnautg urara NAM.
bers of the Midnight Club and in
cluded Mesdames Tierney Murphy, 1.
w. Dinsmore; Misses Vincent Clause,
Eileen O'Melia. Edith Larsen, Malva
Larsen. Jean Kelly, Elizabeth Ma
honey, Nellie Murphy, Sadie Murphy
and Miss johnson.
Wedding
Anniversary Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Martinez pre-
sided over a delightful dinner party
at the Country Club on Monday even
ing at seven O'Clock in celebration
of their wedding anniversary. Covers
were placed for. twenty at the long
table decorated with late garden
flowers. After dinner the evening
was spent pleasantly at bridge. The
guests included Messrs. and Mes
danes C. A. Brimmer. II. II. Nell
son., Ralph Newell. A. j. Roster, Rex
G. Aten. j. w. Wisda. W. F. will
Jams, George Bible and II. Il. Dun
lap.
Dinner in Celebration
Of birthday
Miss Frances Bible was hostess ut
a sever o'clock diner of pretty ap-
pointments last Thursday evening in
her home in honor OF her birthday
anniversary. After diner the party
went out to the Country Club for
an evening OF dancing. Miss Bibles
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fred
erick: Misses Georgina Rendle. Ger
aldine Couzens. Marion Thurber;
Messrs. Roger sherman. Hatfield
Chilson. Ruel Armstrong. and Glen
Fletcher.
Two Bridge
Parties Yesterday
Mrs. W. +. Waldsmith was hostess
at two charming bridge parties this
week. one taking place yesterday
afternoon and the other last evening.
Cut flowers were arranged t%astefully
In the living room and sun parlor
whore the guests played bridge. Six
teen ladies were entertained at each
party.
School Teachers
Are Guests Of Honor
The y. Il. o.. Chapter was hostess
nj n nicely arranged bridge party
last evening ut the home OF Mrs.
Bible, president OF the chapter. In
honor OF Tho school teachers OF the
city. About sixty guests enjoyed the
informal evening. This was the first
OF several entertaining affairs which
Will probably be given for the teach
ers this fall by various organizations.
Luncheon
Club Meets
Mrs. J. w. wisda entertained the
members OF her luncheon club Mt n
luncheon at the Country Club on
Tuesday. The afternoon was spent
at bridge. The guests included
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