Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1919, Page 3

Kendall Bible Class Entertains The Kendall Men’s Bible CInss 1 the Methodist church entertained the Women’s Bible class, and other friends last night in the social rooms at the church. The tables, prettily decorated with flowers, were sur. rounded with about 75 guests. The wives of the members of the men’s class served. The refreshments were oyster soup, apple pie and coffee. Rev. Walter L. French acted as tonstmaster. Miss Jessie Andersor, played a piano solo. Mrs. O. A. Gray beal read, and Mr. Cook sang. Short talks were made by Mrs. Goulding. teacher of the women’s class, Mr. S. E. Bailey, teacher of the men’s class, Mr. H. B. Durham, superintendent 01 the school. Impromptu speeches were made by Professor Wygant. and Mrs. W. L. French, who are teachers! of other classes in the school. A few questions brought out th. fact that of the seventy-five present thirty-five were born east of the Mississippi river, thirty-eight west of the river, and four outside of the United States. Sixteen of those pres- ent were natives of Iowa, and only one was a native of Wyoming. These two classes are strong, live factors in. the Methodist Sunday school. * « Methodist Ladies’ Aid Perfects New Organization. Mrs. L. :L. Gantz entertained the ladies of her circle of the Ladies* Aid society of the Methodist church Monday at her home on South Dur- bin street. An organization was perfected by the election of Mrs. Gantz, president; Mrs, M. A. Wright, vice president; Mrs. Harry Parsons, secretary; Mrs S. E. Bailey, treasurer and Mrs. H. B. Durham, reporter. This group of ladies will call them selves the “K. C's’ and is one of seven groups to meet this week in different parts of the city. Delicious refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. Durham on \April 11. * 8 @ Royal and Select Masons Dine Candidates ‘A six o’clock dinner at the Henning D others fancy draped, while othe: For Women or Misses, all wool Poplins, all- plain or fancy braided, a than double our price, spe $20 For Women or Misses, all tion to choose from. ‘__ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1919 ocie 8. |H. O. Swenson, 233 South Maple }street, for the purpose of organi Specially priced for this occasion, the greatest dress values ever offered, made of Taffetas, Satins and Georgettes, beautifully embroidered and beaded; sizes and a wonderful large line to select from; we ask you to inspect our line before making your purchase elsewhere. $10 $1 COATS yool Serge, Velours and Burella Cloth; either sizes; come in plain and belted models; coats that you pay more tone, Gaberdine, Poiret Twiii and Velours, in all the late eastern .styles, tailored or belted models, fancy pockets and button trim- med; a large and beautiful line to select from. $20 to $50 BLOUSES A special featuring of Blouses, specially priced for this sale; come» in every color, beautifully beaded, embroidered, hemstitched, others with fancy fri!ls, large sailor and French collars; the season’s very newest showing, in a full range of sizes, and a wonderful selec- $2.95, $3.95, $4.95, $7.50 Vothe Law -of Harmonious Attrac- tion,” Which was the subject of the ‘evening. * * « Saint Mark’s Guild Meets Thursday The guild of Saint Mark’s will meet at the home of M ‘son T. Phillips, 405 Ea: on Thursday after.oon fog yd | Martez Club Meets With Mrs. Leigh Townsend Tuesday The Martez Bridge club met yester day afternoon at the home of Mrs. church vents” last night was tendered seven can- state. After a sumptuous dinner the @: K- Deaver, and James W. Burns. party adjourned to the Masonic tem. ;ple where the candidates were initi ‘ated into the order after the de grees were conferred. The new mem- bers also were initiated into the au- {gust and sublime button workers’ {fraternity after the council closed. i The hosts and guests of the even- ling follow: ‘ | C. H. Townsend, M. P. Wheeler, P. C. Nicolaysen, A, J. Mokler, Lew M. Gay, J. J. Svendsen, J. W. Johnson, Valdemar Jessen, C. M. Hav | Automobile Show lin Denver A number of Casper society peo- ple besides the dealers will motor down to Denver for the annual auio mobile show that will be held ther the week of April 1. ee Mrs. O. L. Walker Entertains. at Luncheon Mrs. 0. L. Walker entertained at a luncheon of beautiful appointments Charles Anda, E. P. Rohrbaugh, © jat 1:30 today. Covers were laid fu \F. Stilphen, L. B. Townsend, Verne ‘ety: babe Soa W. Mokler, L. A. Reed, Oscar Hies-| i : . |tand, W. O. Wilson, W. F. Shaffer, E, Chora! Society Will Meet .. Troxel, Lew Mathis, Ambrose Hem | Thursday Night. A lingway, A. K. Barnes, S. E. Ven. The Casper Choral society will hola erable, D. V. Lowe, J. L. Biederman, its regular meeting Thursday night | at the Presbyterian church under the direction of Professor Lundberg. {Wm. Schwartz, B. H. Pelton, P.(D. Cunningham Ormsby. db 14 Luxon, Major Mrs. Mary Riddel left today for Cheyenne where she will spend a cou- ple of weeks visiting before return ing to Casper. The sixth division of the Method- ist Ladies’ Aid society met yester- day afternoon at the home of M Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ferguson ei: tertained at dinner last night at their home South Lincoln stre Cov- ers were laid for eight. Those seated ifully decorated table ydelott, Mr. and ‘astbender and ing their chapter. ficers were elected: Mrs. Burwell,!about the beau president; Mrs. Ullery, vice presi! were Mr. and M dent; Mrs. Holland, secretary; Mrs Mrs. k Fee McRorey, treasurer. They plan to Mr. W. C. Weaver. meet the first Monday in every neta month. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Holland, 441 Kimball street, on the first Mon. day in April. The following of- Sunday morning a party of young people started on the first fi party of the season, going to § ranch by automobiles. Thos party were Mis: Marga se & °t. per yesterday, enroute for Thermo- THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE se of Frannie is in Ca: h Tuesday, April Ist, under the R. W. Ch s of the Epworth League. per on a combined business and pleas- om = ure trip. —_> = fo} : : : Fred Richards, a prominent sheep | CITY NEWS man of Medicine Bow, is in Casper ee Sgt for a few days on busin William Matheson, brother of Mrs Hanna McClure, passed through C. y, who has been in Texas t ten days inspecting the will return to Casper IN. C for the oil busine: in a few d polis, and between trains stopped over ; Dick Huff motored to Douglas yes terday to spend w days. D.C. Clapp, an old resident of Na- a county, who has been confined elgacee iby PT gest eminE Leigh Townsend, 477+South Park | hia pocnteay che, Wyate Rocce A. L. Spurlock has returned from ters, one of the higher Masonic de-|*¥eet- Those present, were | Mes- (ort removed to the | a trip to Douglas. frees, and the only council, im: this| ames Leigh Townsend, A. E. Biglin, terday removec ie a ee hospital. es Mr. and Mrs. Warwick M. Down ing of Denver are spending a few r. and Mrs. A. J. Swanson have, days in Casper. 1 from town to their new hom. * on Coal Creek. * * H. G. Farrar of Chicago is in Cas- per on business. A divoree was granted by Judge Winter to George Allen, from his C. M. McElhinney of Denver is a wife, Olive Allen. Casper visitor today. e Special Agent Roberts, of the D. L. Cowdin of Leo is a Casper isitor today. lington, Il leave tonight for with Emery G. Henry, who w imprisonment killing of Sam Dav 3, ut the Ohio cam; * C. S. Chatham, prominent business of Worland, is spending a few ou on February in Salt Cre s and pleasure trip. Soke Sete te tote tate te tele tate tote cece tecetedeteteteted | “eat Po Ro tete te Meee tote te te tete sete wte te teste tewte et Gorgertecfosoatocteeteckeefocteteefecke-sse-ale-ehoatoatesloete-eleatestosteatedl | Leelee toatestestoeseeresee-ssecesseeeeee ace 2-020 0c0-420-dn0 20 420 450 dhe 020-450 ee ! ANNOUNCEMENT? 1M OOOO 000,00. O4, + + DR. J. H. JEFFERY CHIROPRACTOR of CASPER 1M iM + K? 1M ee *0-ofo-ate-ate-os oe o, + o4, K 2 iM ase Seholed RD + Will visit Glenrock on Tuesdays, K? Kae) ° oe Thursdays and Saturdays of each tod ¢ in Casper on a combined busi-| PSeseatoetraeegetentodtototedtodty 0-afe-eSo- Sa ros Wawro’ PAGE THREE 9 —— Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Patton have re- Harry Fox, president of the turned from a motor trip to Denver. Wyomi ederation of or, is 2 business visitor in Casper today from Mr. C. L. Kerr of Crawford, Neb., Cheyenne. is the house guest of Miss Lenahan, 315 South Beech. cht four stal ld Ben Scherk, who bo lions at the auction which was he Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hildebrand are a few days aco, sold one of them the proud parents of a baby girl born the Mountain Home Sheep company March 17. of Glenrock. NOTICE OF SESSION Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks There will be a session of this Lodge on Friday Even- ing, March 21si, at 8 o’clock. Your attendance is earnestly requested. By order of the FE. R. ROBT. COHEN, Secretary. oat gad A Hat For Every Woman in Casper FAMOUS KNOX SAILORS GAGE HATS—FISK HATS These are carried exclusively by us. After seeing our display you will look ? e R2 Sasa. K? ? i Sasa) K2 ° Oe Me M000, K? OO 04, % Ra aa Sa ae SaaS 1% ? $ no further. XY , ¢ oo, Children’s Hats a specialty. 1M we 3 . . Xa .x<) . Xd The Pepper club held its regular Helen Brown, Eileen McNeil, Wilma ° . meeting last night at the home of Hardin, Mary Long, Ethel Whittaker, + week, commencing eo We will make over your last years hat + 5 Mrs. H. R. Lathrop, 805,South Cen. 's, Raymond Black, Dike Wheel- ¥ ee ee 4 ter street. Miss Irma Patton actea’ er, Jimmie Simmons, William Jacob- . od Re as a substitute. son, Mark Downing and Bernard $e $3 3 Q2 dD. > * * Herod. Se s o yy Psychology Club Has x 5 94 *s RS y Interesting Discussion é ee fa i) ose ee The Casper Psychology club hela| of Casper, I 3 Roem 108, Hotel Higgins Pdog 122 North Center x its regular meeting at the Carnegie structor at Laramie Univ ss 3 ¢ se rary last night. An unusuaily in-| Rose Lena Ruegiritz, pianist, pi x is > wn . R aay ins: ° " Jniver: G > % Me eo o%e te te cte Mo He ee Mo Me o% o, 1M Ee ALI RE ae aa RO ASS ENS A i ee i os 2 os Bingham leading the discussion o1. concert will be held at the Methodist . i At the LEADER. Our line of Spring Apparel is com- i RESSES rs on the plain lines; 2 full range of colors, and 5 $20 $25_ the latest advanced styles, come in all- nd button trimmings in all colors and ‘ial, for this sale and $25 SUITS colors and sizes, Serge, Poplin, Silver- *Our line of Infant erything for the bi: Women’s Aprons, good specially priced at 95e RCH SALES Baby Goeds Goods is complete; ev at economical prices. 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