, 1925-06-11
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller
Phone 15OW
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GOOd-Anderson. EssEE
Nuptials
Miss Edna Anderson chose thu
month of brides and roses for hel
marriage to Arnold F. Good which
took place on Tuesday evening a
$50. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Will j. Law in the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Anderson, and was witnessed b,
a few relatives and friends of the
bride and groom The bride wore
a beautiful gown of pink glowsheer
crepe and carried pink roses. Hell
hat was of a matching shade. She
was attended by Miss Kathleen Fay
who wore a dainty dress of rose
crepe, with hat to match, and car.
ried white roses. Elmer j. Brown
was best man.
Following the ceremony, a wed.
ding supper was served in the dining
ROOM, which was tastefully decorated
with pink and white carnations. Gov
ers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Good,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Good; Misses
Kathleen Fay, Hazel Good, Alice An
derson, Ruth Anderson, Mary Fay;
Messrs. Elmer j. Brown, Clarence
Good, Frank Anderson and Fritz An
derson.
The young couple left on No. %
for Portland, Seattle, and points in
California where they will visit
friends and relatives for several
weeks. They will be at home to
their many friends about July / in
the Lynch apartments
Mrs. Good is a very attractive
young lady who has lived in Raw
Inns all her life and has a large
circle of friends here. She was grad,
uated from the Rawlins high school
in 1922, and until her marriage was
bookkeeper at the Mosher clothing
store.
Mr.. Good has made his home in
Rawlins for the past five years and
holds a responsible position at the
American Express Co. office.
Mrs. Tierncy Hostess
Mrs. +. NJ. Tierney presided over a
charming bridge party On Tuesday
afternoon when she entertained
twelve ladies in her home. Pink
roses and carnations decorated the
rooms Prizes for high scores went
to Mrs. Fred Rendle and Mrs. Nc
Farland. The ladies. enjoying Mrs,
Tierney's hospitality were Mesdames:
Louis Schalk. II. E. Mcfarland, Fred
Rendle, Ernest Sundin, Frank John
ston, l.. Il. Vivion. Ralph Newell. l,
j. Rendle, Peter Hansen, S. Il. Toll
liver, Pearl Miller and Miss Amy
Whitson.
HOnOring State
President of y. Il. O.'s
The members of the p. Il. o. chap
ter were hostesses at a five o'clock
tea last Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. George Bible. honor
ing Mrs. Ralph Newell who is the
State President of the p. Il. o. Mrs.
Newell will preside at the state con-
vocation to be held In Laramie on
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. The affair last Thursday was
arranged as n surprise or Mrs. Newell
who was presented with n pretty
gift and also flowers by her associa-
ties.
A short business meeting followed
the tea. at which time Mrs. Carl
Aman was elected n delegate to the
convention from this chapter. Mrs.
w. w. Daley. the president of the
local p. Il. O.'s. will be the other
delegate. and a number of the other
members are also planning to attend
the session.
Dinner NJ the Ferris
Mrs. Ethel Fuiks was hostess n,
q pleasant dinner party on Sunday
at one o'clock at the Ferris. Covers
were laid for Mrs. Fuiks, Mrs. Tom
Reid. Mrs. G. II. Whittum, Mrs. Pearl
Miller. and the Misses Ruth Lowry
and Virginia Miller.
Rotary AIMS
Surprise Rotarians
The Rotary AIMS arranged one OF
their periodical surprises on the Ro
tarians at the regular weekly lunch
con hour on Tuesday, and altho
rather hurriedly planned, II wal
among the most enjoyable yet held
The ladies usurped the offices fol
the occasion and Mrs. Fred Rendl'
very ably presided over the meeting
in place OF her husband. the Rotar,
president. Mrs. l. W. Dinsmore act
ed AZ secretary. and Mrs. G. X
Taught was sergeant ut arms. Mrs
W. =. Hays. as chairman Of the IN
tertainment committee. presented q
most entertaining program. Amonl
the musical numbers were w solo
by Miss Emma Johnson. n favorit'
young soloist who has Just returned
from the University Of Nebraska
Little Beth Hays sang two yer!
delightfully."-. md Master James Wis
da sang "The Little Shoemaker" ant
mango Pepper" In u pleasing man
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