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mentS ana menu. Invited to meet
Mrs. Elkins were Mesdames Ernest
Sundin, ]. E. Osborne, Carl Aman,
E. F. McQraw, Angus Murray, Geo.
Pierce, and Miss Blanca Dean.
Grand Worthy MatrOn
to Visit o. e. s.
Mrs. Anna P. Davis of Green River
Grand Worthy Matron of Wyoming,
will pay an official visit to the local
chapter o. E S. ON Tuesday evening,
March 81. The members are max
ing extensive plans for the enter
tainment Of Mrs. Davis during her
short stay.
Several Eastern Star members went
over to Saratoga last evening to at
tend the meeting of that chapter,
and to greet Mrs. Davis, who inspect
ed their work at that time.
Octave
Club Meets
Mrs. Arthur Linsberg entertained
at a pleasant afternoon Of bridge last
Thursday, the guests being members
of the Octave Club and two special
guests, Mrs. Frank Molander and
Mrs. William McAllister. A new
member was taken into the club at
this meeting, Mrs. Lloyd Foster.
The Octave club is being enter
tanned this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. T. G White.
MIR. and Mrs. Franks
Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. George Franks will
be hosts this evening at bridge, when
! they will entertain twelve guests.
Those invited are Messrs. and Mes
danes T. G. Peeler, l.. A. Stanton,
l. r. Baker, E E. Jones; Mrs. Vina
King. Mrs. John Baker, and M. M.
Armstrong.
Guests at Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller were
hosts at dinner IN Friday evening of
last week. Pink sweet peas and pink
candles formed the table decorations.
Cover were laid for the hosts, and
for Miss Helen Whyte, Miss Pearl
Coates. Mrs. Pearl Miller, and Ruth
Lowry and Virginia Miller.
Bridge Club
Meeting Today
Mrs. w. F. Daley entertained the
members of her two table bridge club
this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sundin
are Hosts
Miss Betty Lemen was the guest
OF honor at a dinner OF pretty ar
rangement given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Sundin last Friday evening.
The affair was arranged as a sur
prise on Miss Lemen. Covers were
placed for Mr.. and Mrs. Sundin. Miss
Lemen, and the Misses Violet Quandt
Callie Long, Edna Campbell, Eva An
derson; Messrs. Harold Duce, Harry
Anderson, VIM. Anderson and Paul
Brown OF Denver.
Mrs. Homer France and son, John
Walker. and Mrs o. l.. Stitt, and
little son. Lee. returned last week
from a six weeks visit In California.
Miss Christel Thode is recovering
from an attack of the flu which has
kept her confined to her home the
past week.
Miss Martha Kinnaman is spending
the week In Laramie. visiting friends
during the tournament.
Mrs. z. A. Durant has returned
from Denver where she has been
spending the winter months. Miss
Dorothy Durant Is still In school
there.
| Miss Esther Albright entertained
a few OF her young school friends at
a charmingly arranged dinner party
at her home on Tuesday, March 18th,
In honor of her birthday. Miss Al
bright's guests included the Misses
Christel Jensen. Leila Corson, Alma
Sanders, Frances Corson. Nellie Muir
ply. Gladys Tobias. Catherine Elk
dahl. Bertha Spencer and Messrs.
Walter Cross and Harold Albright.
Formal Spring
Opening
Coiorfui spring bonnets shared
honors with the new slim silhouette
frocks at the formal spring opening
, of the Phillips Shops on Monday and
Tuesday afternoons Of this week.
Exquisite gowns for every occasion
and to suit every taste ere displayed
by living models. and won the admir-
alton Of the ladies present. Gowns
for afternoon were smart affairs Of
silk or cloth, and evening dresses
were Of Ee0rEette and other filmy ma
, terials. The boyish straight sport
frocks also came In for their share Of
approval. The new hats disclose =
tendency to be larger and more pic
turesque than for several seasons.
broad Of brim and short at the back.
although the small high hats are
equally popular. The coats In both
/ sport and dreasy models for spring.
yer attractive. many OF them hay
ing fur tSimmings.
ThronSs Of ladies attended both
days Of The opening. proving the In
terest which the feminine members
Of Rawlinn have for tasteful wearing
apparel. Every lady In attendance
! WAS presented with = rose for souvc-
/ mir.
Mrs B.. N. Herkless entertained
the members Of her TwoITAble bridge
| club at her home on Thirteenth ~.
yesterday afternoon. the honors for
high score going 70 Mrs. Waldsmith