Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 2, 1919, Page 3

- j eeaitiiae ee turned from Tope Che Casper Dai lip @ Cribune 7 ‘st MARK’ S CHU RCH Rev ae Edwards, Rector Ho TRINITY LUTHERAN CHt RCH Pine and Cunnin J. H. Gockel Misses Sullivan and Tobin at the ] b 1 oe Give a Picnic painte decorated the « Miss Jensen and Miss Kennedy are hall candy, to be the guests of honor at a picnic) cake were served durin n to be given this evening by Miss)The music was u 5 Margret Sullivan and Miss Mary To-|the tar dances made : bin. About five machines will take evening. be the picnickers to the Garden Creek , ae PTE, : falls, where the feast will be sp : 7 | CITY NEWS | E Miss Melissa Brocks Will Give Dinner a * . Mr Harvey ¢ Wisner, one ofthe | 5 Miss Melissa Brooks will entertain the pro spriet oie ateibar WORE Gated ALD at at a I o'clock dinner at the tria, expects to go to Der te ranch tomorrow. Mis wntertained the younger ‘year with a delicious chicken dinn § | purch: feteria vy Mrs. W GRACE A. M. E. CHURCH J. O. Minor, Pastor new equipme rich cannot About ten couples will spend the day! jf tourists. t} he ht the ranch. ‘seen by the la tae: -8 Bridge Party Given ie iechethoree by Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Tobin hes a ; ; Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Tobin celebrats : me ed the birthday of Mr. C. L. Fretz M Sarah Martz, of the Mz by a bridge party in his honor at!Hat Shop, has left on her buy THE GANTZ MEMORIAL METHO- their apartments at the Wyatt hotel. trip to the east. Miss Martz will f DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH The rooms we decorated by gor-!vo to Denver, then to Chic Walter L. French, Minister geous American t A de-|j She expects to visi “The on of vill licious light lunch erved. Mr. M ; ‘Ind:. the rm and Mrs, Fretz, of Toledo, Ohio; Mr and will be gone : ( . comma and Mrs. A King, Mrs. J. Stock, month. der Death Mrs. B. Lesperance, Mr. Budro and ee the r ak at Ed Schilleman we guests, P. C. McDonald, a civil on World War e Fie for the B ton, has of France.” Powder River News Leavenworth, Kans. He will returr It was a typical restaurant scene with the usual and customary throng seated at the tables and at the long counter. Enter one from the rang There was nothing unusual a except that he wor spurs that heralded his appréach sev. eral hundred feet away. The taurant promptly stopped eating Aug. e FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mr. W looked at the one who, wore “those Delaware and Durbin Streefs things,” They would not have done e oil busi ex Walter H Bradley, Mintst er it three years ago. But— pecting to return to ¢ t 16 . Powder River! i . = ® Mr. yn and Mrs. I. ¢ IChester, from Nebrask been visiting Mi left for Yellowstone at the Cobb ried by Miss Hay the park in their Bu about three we Mrs. W. H. Tolhurst Hostess at a Tea Mrs. W. H. Tolhurst, a apartments, entertained in honor o Mr. Tolhurst’s sister, Miss Betty Tolhurst, from Troy, Y., for a few) friends yesterday afternoon. Mi Tolhurst will visit Mr. and Mrs. Tol-! hurst for some time. * # with be gone Wilbur Foshey, an employe at the tional bank, has r {forn Fosh be about six ured thru most of Ca who was Stockn urned from - 1 family have , and have recently FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Linden and Beech R. H. Moorman, Pastor Miss Eileen McNeil has Just 1 she attended the marri Helen Brown to Mr. Ji 3 The marriage ceremony w held the home of Miss Brown’: aren It was a quiet wedding, only the reia- tives and Miss McNeil and Mr. Ben-|“ ard Herod, of Houston, Te , ing present. The bride wore charming white georgette gow carried a beautiful boquet of roses. After the ceremony a cious luncheon was table was artistic: pink roses and daisies. The bride and groom left that afternoon for Kansas City, Mo. They will return ; . ane LD IED CHS SE Specie Rudolph Lundburg h Sa ack from Denver and will re- | a. sier ‘of cy his musical instructions imme-|*)°™'t! © BA Jyo., on friends and relative turn in a short time employed at the He will | tle nd will be Midwest refinery. x oe * Miss Ruth Ullery Entertains. H An informal picnic given last night by ‘Twelve couples me t the home of Miss Ullery, and because of the rain had the picnic there. The great sur- prise of the evening was the of Miss Helen Delle Wilson, cz of the W. T. C. club, of v of the. girls there were Later in the evening, ad cleared, the party went to fairgrounds and had 2 come um diately, nstitute f. Hurtt will t om his return and dance was s Ruth Ulery. WANTED—Give nd day work. 1138. me your Mrs. Wells. parties Phon 8-1-2t hear ‘Briteane fee feast. A camp fire was built and the I rest of the enjoyable evenin nec, spent in singing and the reg Specializing in NEW YORK OIL 156 N. 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