Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 3, 1919, Page 3

ociety | Events’ | Many Postponed Social Events Planned for Week. Preparations are being made at the} the coming dance will undoubtedly be Henning hotel for a series of parties} as great a success as the others. which will be given during the fol- cee) (S) lowing week by many Casper ladies.| Freshmen Entertain One of the social events of the week| at Dancing Party. tendance is expected. These affairs have formerly been very popular and} will be a party which will be given by Mrs. R. H. Nichols May 7, at which there will be between 50 and 60} gymnasium. Only the freshmen and guests. The week will be replete with| a few invited friends were present. social events which have been post-| Dancing occupied most of the evening poned during the lenten season and! and then light refreshments were until after the interior decorations} served. This was the first entertain- at the hotel are completed. ment attempted by the freshmen and oe The freshman class gave a danc-| ss © | Mr. and Mrs. Jess Spencer and | @————_—______________¢ | little daughter, leave today for Hot | Springs, S. D., for an extended visit CITY NEWS ! AR Onis Ce eater W. H. Coffey of Lusk who often | comes to Casper is connection with his business interests in this city, is |spending a day or two here. i 2 # Consecutive Weekly Recitals By Lundberg Pupils. With the recital which is being held at Professor Rudolph Lundberg’s studio this afternoon, pupils have es- tablished a record for performance! in 29 consecutive recitals and con- certs. * ' \. Those who took part in the instru-| umber ener ot the ment program were Mesdames ,C. E.| z Fink and Glen Farquhar, and the, Misses Constance O’Malley and Tugla Black. Voice pupils who participated | in the concert were Mrs. Don Lobdell, Misses Selma Young, Le Clair Dis-| muke, and Ruth Adams and Mr. E.} J. Donahoe. | o 8 Mrs. Neil Tyler and her little daughter, Sarah Avery, will leave the| first of next week for Rock River, where she will join her husband who Nicolaysen | Mrs. Tyler has Mrs. Beal Entertains at Luncheon Today. t Mrs. John Beal entertained today | at the second of a series of luncheons! she has been giving at her home. The| spacious rooms were decorated with | GANTZ MEMORIAL METHODIST | pink tulips and roses in baskets. On} the small tables where the guests | EPISCOPAL CHURCH were seated baskets of pink and white sweet peas formed the decora- tions. The place cards were also; wil decorated with pink sweet peas. The | pink and white color scheme was also lvice, “Payi eee, 35 Sat . ying the Price, Tear one eis at ar will render special music at each ser- ternoon playing bridge. Covers were | laid for twenty-two. * Walter L. French, Minister ll be, morning: “The Healing of the Nations,” and at the evening ser- : Paul Dodds will lead the League. Subject: “Our Relation to God— Obeying,.”” Mr. Dodds is leaving Cas- per and this will be his last evening with the League. : The Sunday School has a place It meets at o * Monday Afternoon Bridge Club Will Meet. Mrs. Pat Sullivan will entertain | the Monday Afternoon Bridge club | for old and young. at her home on Center street Monday | 9:45. i afternoon, May 5. If you are one of the hundreds * of new arrivals in Casper and feel } yourself a stranger this church is Proves Enjoyable Affair looking for you and wll welcome The Friday Night Dancing club| you at its services. Cume next Sun- enjoved its weekly dange Jast night: day. We will do our kest to see at the Masonic temple. A_ larce{that you do not remain a stranger crowd of young people attended the! among us. * * Friday Evening Club Dance dance. The reception and refresh- sell, “If youlfail to geblit, let ment committee was composed of CHRISTIAN SCIENCE inane rf 2 Mesdames E. M. Miller. John Murrv, pce aos 5 us know. David Ullerv, J. L. Welch, M. J. Goth-| Christian Science revices are held Suits that will satisfy you berg and Mr. and Mrs. John G.?in I. O. O. F. hall in Casper every in style, fit and service. Bauer. hi ar Vs | Sunday at 11 o’clock, and Wednesday } Here are the new waist evening at 7:30. The lesson subject). seam and double - breasted The W. C. T. U. met yesterday af-|for Sunday is “Everlasting Punish- | ternoon in the basement of the par-| ment.” i sonage of the Baptist church. wrest The public is cordially invited to at- |! Burdick led the meeting and a des tend these services. i was given by Mrs.) —_ Wee ‘Mrs. Castell aa Mrs. Pel-| FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ton. Refreshments were served by Delaware and Durbin Sts. the Baptist ladies. | Walker H. Bradley, Minister. ** * | Tomorrow at 11 the pastor will |; The Misses Ross entertained infor- |speak on ea hee Bateinrchslot Bale i Fi i jtine” and in the evening a on “The = mally at ainner. yee night: Fruits of Faith.” ‘In the mone hs i " choir will sing Rockwell’s ‘Blessed |= Saiper Mowe eect icy Be the Lord God of Israel” and in the Miss Betty Carpenter. well known |evening Haven’s “Fast Falls the Sun Casper music ‘teacher, left for Chi-|to Eventide.” At the morning service ~ cago today, where she will substitute|Mrs. Bretschneider and Professor for one of the teachers at the Chi-|Lundberg will give Alice Smith's cago Conservatory of Music, who is|‘Peace to This Dwelling,” and in the |: seriously ill. The telegram request- | evening Mrs. Branson will sing Ab- |; ing Miss Carpenter to come to Casper | bott’s “Just for Today. i | ests. The choir the fext I lbeen visiting two months, i * * * lof Morris & Co., returned from Ri erton this afternoon after an absen of several days. * 8 ® | town. Mrs. George Reynoids is in town ‘ from the Reynold’s ranch, 25 miles {northwest of town. es 6 © Cc. W. | her parents, Mr. and | Shepherd—The Way ‘Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen, for the past | W. S. Watson, the representative ‘day's lecture on Chr Jack Parker of Lost Springs is in West will leave today for | In the evening service, beginn ‘at 7:30, the pastor will give a cle ‘straightforward ansy E The text will be: I. © >, 19: jin this life only we have hope {Christ, we are of all men most mise jble.’”” ; Come and bring your friends ST. MARK’S CHURCH Rev. Philip K. Edwards, Rector. Holy communion at § a. m. Sunday school at 9 Holy communion a motor trip to Thermopolis and Bil- a. m, jlings. two Weeks. | s 2 « Miss Mildred Gray has returned from a short visit in Lander. <mee ing party last night in the high school | * * Henry Horn left last night for a short visit in Denver. * * &* F. B. Newman of Manville is among the oil men who are in Casper toduy on business pertaining to holdings in local companies. * * * Judge A. C. Campbell returned from Denver and Cheyenne this morn- ing where he has spent several days on legal business for local oil inter- * * & D. E. Gibson, of Douglas, is spend- |ing a few days in Casper on a corh- | bined business and pleasure trip. * * WANTED—Girl or woman for gen- eral housework. Good wages. Call 232. 5-3-3t TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Pine and Cunningham Sts. J. H. Gockel, Pastor. Sunday school commences at 9:30. The sermon subjects for Sunday To be sure your child is welcome. In the morning service, beginning at 10:30, the pastor will preach on 3, 20-21: “Christ Our Satisfaction is the biggest word in our business. It goes with everything we models in novel and exclusive patterns. ¢. Conservative styles and pat- terns for men who want them. Men’s suits, $21 to $55. Satisfactory furnishings and hats too. High School Faculty \ Guests at Dinner. i On Tuesday evening, April 29, the) domestic science classes undér the\ supervision of Miss Harriett B. Gard- ner, entertained the high school teach- | ers at dinner at 6:30 o’clock. Sixteen) guests were ‘seated at the large ban-| quet.table, which was attractively decorated in the blue and gold. The centerpiece of blue and yellow flow-| ers was especially beautiful. The dainty nut cups and handvainted menu and place cards added the last | touch to the table. The dinner was planned by the ad- \ vanced class, assisted by the first year class and the work was distributed among the members of both. Mies Hazel White was head buyer, and it was her duty to buy the necessary foodstuffs. Miss Francis Sullivan was head cook and she directed the pre- paration and serving the meal. Miss Grace Stanko acted as housekeeper. | Each course was served by a different | group of girls, including the Misses Gwendolyn Towle, Mildred Bunce, Nessie Duncan, Alma Huffman, Mary Stanko, Mary Bailey and Alice) Blodgett. This was by far the most success-, ful dinner which the class has given, | and could hardly be surpassed. Next Tuesday evening, the class will en-| tertain the members of the school; board. is a great honor and a tribute to the} - ae, class of music teachers in this city. * * quar Church Church attendants, and many Morning Subject—“The es =e | High School Military ‘ 1 té Give Annual Ball. Next Friday evening the military company will give the annual mili- tary ball at the high school gym- nasium. Extensive plans have been made for the evening and e large at- nteresto Hundreds of non-church-going Casper people were regular in their former homes. Are you one of them? Does it pay to leave your spirit of reverence habits of worship and loyalty to the Church a thousand miles away? The Methodist Church Z SECOND and DURBIN WALTER L. FRENCH, Minister Sunday—11:00 a. m., and 8:00 p. m. Evening Subject—‘ Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., H. B. Durham, Superintendent Epworth League, 7:00 p. m. ae eaeee toe Goi of them were church members Healing of the Nations” ‘Paying the Price” He expects to be gone about Evening s¢rvice and sermon at p.m. | FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Linden and Beech R. H. Moorman, Pastor Sunday school ber 10 o’clock, J. A. He tendent. Morning | 1s promptly insen, super service at 11 {for us to be here. Sunbeanis meet ternoon. B. Y. P. U. at 7 o'clock “Our Relation to God, ‘ Evening service at 'Preaching by the p: Life.”’ jserved at the close service, of the eveni MANY A YOUNG MAN gone wrong in this life be- se of some ph me strain on a hi rvous temperi ing nerve f. power, » exh , weakening will impairing moral senti- ment. Among these exhausting and irritating fluences no physical ailment can do more harm than eye defects. Your eyes are bread winners. Mas- ter minds and willing hands are no good without them. They are only avenues to education, im- provement and success. A little timely care will prevent future regret. Can you afford to neg- lect your eyes? BURNETT-HYNES Optical Co. Ground Floor, Midwest Hotet 4 On STII ZISDIALAZAFIALLSLILLLALLMAPZLLAILAAZLZALALLLLLLZELED « . Center | o'clock. Preaching by the Pastor “It is good at 2:30 in the af- o’clock. “Abundant ILord’s supper will be ob- ET 2 Only 2 Only 2 Only 1 Only 1 Only At these ‘prices these tires cannot last long. not buy now and save? Railroad and Linden—Phone 402-M - Balle _PAGE? Roy McGrath, son of Martin Mc- ing Grath, of Thermopolis, arrived in Ca an, per today while enroute home from » He was discharged yin Cheyenne. If in ra- Richards & Cunningham Conmany 8 Summer will soon be here and itis time you should discard all of your old Winter Wear- ing Apparel and buy some lighter weight. at We are prepared to fit you out from head to foot at the most reasonable prices. Clothing We can show you some very nice ny new models in the well known Hirsh- Wickwire make of clothing and our prices are very reasonable. We invite you to call and look over our clothing stock. SHIRTS You will find that we have the mmtzats and Caps You will find here a well selected stock of men’s novelty Dress Hats in all shades as well as the old re- liable John B. Stetson Hats in all the staple shapes. 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