Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 9, 1917, Page 5

HUB The Famous Universal Star HARRY D. CAREY aL Tey, i The Fighting | Gringo } A Drama of 5 Acts American Grit '\ Mutt and Jeff Cartoons ih Matinee =~. 3to5 Hi Evening Shows__7, 8 & 9 i 10 and 15 Cents SOCIETY Rebecca Lodge inset Surprises Two Missbe Mrs. Gordon Middelon and Mrs. William Dowling were given a sur- prise last evening in the formr of a ouble miscellaneous shower by the nembers of the Rebecca Lodge. No. 13. Both these popular members of the lodge were quietly married some time ago and their lodge sisters took | this belated opportunity for present- ing them with numerous useful gifts. "he party was held at the home of Mrs. Middleton’s mother, Mr on After the honor guests had viewed the many lovely gifts, the evening w: pleasantly spent with music and v ng. Mrs. t the and her husband will move to an eastern city. Mrs. Dowling is making in extended visit with her parerts, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Castle. her home eing in Bayon, N. J. OrnsO Final Pepper ‘Club Meeting This Evening Miss Hazel Adams will be hostess | to the members of the Pepper Club this eventing, this being the last meeting of the season. The business meeting will precede the games of uction, and at this time the officers for the coming year will be elected. oFllowing the evening of auction, the souvenirs for the year will be owarded, each souvenir being giver sccording to the scores of the players. Miss Adams has asked to serve as sub- substitutes this evening, Mrs. B. B. Lummis and her sister, Miss Louise Raich, Mrs. Pitt Covert and Miss Ed- ness Kimhball. oo St. Mark's Auxiliary Adjourns for Summer The St. Mark’s Auxiliary meetings were brot to a close last evening when Miss Gladys Phillips entertained the designated as Tuesday, to. the work of the Red Cross and on that day as many members as possible will meet at tbe Library and sew on garments. ‘The work allotted to this guild is the making of operating aprons to be} used for the hospital corps. All reg- ular guild woork has been suspended for the summer, to be resumed in the fall. by Miss Phillips at evening’s discussion. ° the close of the Mrs. Wilder Holds Informal Reception Friday being the last day of school, the teachers were very busy during the day checking up final reports with Superintendent George Wilder at the Park Echool. Mrs. Wilder asked the teachers to meet in one of the rooms of the Park school after their reports had been checked, for a little social Kuur. Punch and wafers were served and informal visiting was enjoyed throuout the day, many of the teach- ers bidding farewell to Mrs. Wilder and to the Casper schools, they hav- ing accepted positions elsewhere. mo Mrs. Willa Hammond and small! daughter, who visited for a day with Mrss. Sadie E. Norton of this city, left today for Douglas where she will visit for a while with friends From Douglas Mrs. Hammond will go to the University at Laramie where she will | attenr the summer course of instruc- | tion. She will teach in the C schools next year, greatly please Mrs friends here who will rejoice at return to Casper circles Orac One of Mauer Sisters Married at South Bend Miss Hazel Conwell today received un announcement of the marriage of Miss Edith Maurer to Mr, William Hammond's taany Anthony, which event took%place on| Friday, the first of June at the home} parents in South Bend, | ef the bride’s Indiana. Miss Maurer will be pleasantly re- membered by Casper people as one of the popular Mavrer Sisters, entertain e19 on the Lyceum coirse whe playcd Harri- | Middleton will return soon | to her home in Denver and from there | members at their final meeting. | The Auxiliary has decided to devote | one day of each week, that day being | Light refreshments were serve | | sper! which fact will | her | Panama Canal Scene in “The Ne’er Do Well’—The Iris | By | I | Ho spe poke on “Problems of Infant Wel- VO URAwIclmer fare in Wartime” at a point session of the American Asosciation for Study | ESI bid and Pre Infant Mortality, | thi | ‘Prison Problems Taken | Up By Social Workers problems will be discussed at tonight's |session of the | National Con | Correction at National Committee for Mental Hy- giene, New York, and E. Kent Hub-} bard, of Middletown, Conn., are to IF HE wSlA WISE r Sing Sing w Julia € eral Children’s Morning worship 11:00 A. M. Ser- |My Bible Study Habits?” Ref. i ea ve tor: Theme, “The | 56:21-25; Acts 17:31-12. : Gate . ae os oH a . ni ; : Evening worship 8:00 .P, M Be Lamb of God. eception of mem-| .o4 concert by the choi: bers at this time. | You will find this | {program. wrogram. service a helpful Feel at} rts HAGENS & STANLEY } and eeD ee one. | In Eastern Conference hie ik GaE RREHES EINGGEL: away anxiety God never faileth. | LAWYERS the United Press *ITTSBURGH, June %—Prison Epworth League 7:00 P. M. A. A.| Chapman, leader. Topic, “What Are | home. Lay off your burdens. You and your friends will be welcome | Mokler Building Forty-fourth Annual | ference of Charities and William Penn Salmon, of the} the tel, Dr. Tmoas sak. Thomas Mott Osborne, form- arden will be chairman. chief of the Fed-| WwW ashington, | GROCER HE WILL GIVE YOU WHAT Lathrop, Bureau, tion of 1. Tomorrow's program sion with sermon | 1F HE 18 A FRIEND OF YOURS-HE WILL ADVISE s afterr 1 ludes a chapel s jby Rt. Rev. Char D. Wiliams, De YOU TO BRU Sane pons last year and the ye in presenting an appearance last ev-|'TO' BORO: piichiwen | T R Y before. The young lady played the |¢ming, it did mot daunt the lively! pipNTTURE For sale, as go =| clarinet and flute and algo gave re-|Juniors in their plans for « moonlight| a Gal Phone 453-W. 6- ty markable whistling selections An picnic, which they held on the river - ee Rha Mt viven alstecsioc: sllecerch aah bank, in the Nelson addition. Many} CARD OF F THANKS | i} f Miss Conwell at Beren College i Cuts made the trip, taking the juniors} We desire to express our heartfelt ) Kentucky. ta se Gah H xt ote cene of thanks andi aenre iation for LGA Y i) : tivit ige bonfires were}peautiful floral offerings and kind Mr. and Mrs. Anthony will be a nd everyone roasted “‘weenies” | gets aaelng the ill aad death of hor uter July first at St Yr, njoyed with this delicious mor-|cyr beloved —m« ar, Mrs. Agne Orao ther “eats.” As the fires] Veitch Miss Sarah Martz, proprietor of e warm read coals, the Edith Veitch | Martz Hat Shop of Casper and Le were brot forth and a} Veitch South Dakota, has arrived to take ;8#Y time was had over the toasting t Veitch personal charge of her millinery es-|@f this dainty confectionery | Will Veitch | |tablishment on Wolcott Street This proved one of the gayest and Mrs. Thomas ‘Wilson Orso most enjoyable of the school events 6-9-1t* | Woodcraft Banquet and the Junior class, who sre now ss j At Lodge Room Last Night ready assume the dignity of | Christian Science The contest for membersuip in the S¢iors. feel that they have z00d | Subject for Sunday service: “God, |Women of the Woodcraft lodsr start Yor next yeur’s activities. Mrs./the Only Cause and Creator” \ completed last evening when the| M¢Clellan and Mr. Spiegall acted as Orm0 | losing team banqueted the winning |Ch#perens for the occasion, Methodist Episcopal | jteam. At the beginning of the year, omo = J. J. Giblin, Mizister two captains were chosen to carry on’ Miss Minnie I man, one of the Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Geo. | ta membership contest thruout the/teachers in the Casper schools will|W. Ferguson, Supt. Classes for pil. r, the two captains being Mrs. leave in the morning for Lincoln, | Fine Bible class for men Separate ee | Newton and Mrs. Davis. It was found |Where she will remain during the |departments for the grades. jthat Mrs. Davis’s team had obtaineé ; Summer. Miss Edleman intends to tin consequence, Mrs. Newton's showed they were good losers by pre- paring an elaborate banquet for the winning side. Following the serving of the ban- |quet, the members and their guests enjoyed an evening of cards and can¢ing. The husbands of the mem- {bers as well as many outside guests |were present to enjoy the affair last |night. oOmo Junior Class Enjoy | Moonlight Picnic Though the moon ate OFFICE BOOKS ENVELOPES LEGAL BLANKS CHECK PROTECTORS CARBONS | NOTE BOOKS ALL KINDS OF WRITING MATERIAL CLIPS RUBBER PADS STAMP PADS LETTER FILES LETTER TRAYS | { | PRICES RIGHT the greatest number of members ancteach for two months in the Nebraska team; Weslyn University. Oomo rMs. Josephine Cowgill of Colo- | rudo Springs is spending the week ; in Casper giving her attention to | various matters of business Orso J. ©. Crawford of Alcova is in Cas- | per today greeting numerous triends and looking after Dustness matters Oro A. K. Driscoll, special agent for ‘the Hanover Insurance Co., is in the jcity from Denver attending to mat- | ters of bu company. 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