Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 6, 1919, Page 3

—TMABSE BABY (° | BUNNY. CROWDS THONG STREET ciety Events’ 1 fienning Hotel Danie ° © TE Se | CITY NEWS | FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 1a ewith asked and urged The younger set of Casper’s so Delaware aad Durbin Streets ar the r hich Dane Pavilions Lit y FP, . ciety was delightfully entertained at. ° — 7 s— Walter H. Bradley, Minister 2 J : ved and Lary im Re “4 aun innovation dance given by the Mrs. John Quealy left this morning omorrow at il t It adie ah t \ i Messrs, Dan J. Mara and George M.|t® Visit her daughter, Mre. Elmer The Funet t Pa DE een ; Marrington at the Henning hotel )¥: 8nd other relatives in Chicago has age : Jast night. The honor guests of the eS main ir n ther aaa evening were Miss Irenaeia Biglin of Mrs. Earl Holme i r of t ay Roose ST. MARK’S CHURCH O'Neill, Nebr., end Miss Mary Eng- Margaret have returne Rev. Philip K. Edwards, Rect “ lish of Omaha, Nebr., the house ded trip in the east Otto Stock returned from a} 4 : F guests of Mrs. A. E. Biglin, and Mis Tenn., with nes trp to Cheyenne b + Alice Kennedy, of Lafayette, Ind.,, 4! and brother ng i HT house guest at the home of Mr. and ‘from there they went annon ee Mrs. Pat Sullivan, , Pa., and Olean, N where! W. O. Wilson is back from aoe iG mie asnall de neeehe pae aes ea visited with Mr. Holmes’ father enne, where he spent two : MERTORTER UE ried by circle and savertasaeen Hand mother legal. bubtiien > é METHODIST EPISCOPAL rie r the big surprise of the evening was y : a : RHE Walter L. French, Minister the first publie app e of Mrs. John F. Lee wife of the William MeKeeby of the W. A.\Tuie B oe atl a core Route att of Cas r. Miss Sullivan sang sev- | hospital sora eonieates Pee yee era T htistian h cral songs with real feeling and art, f EME GR aae Are . ra gecompaniedsby Preteeese Tandinee een k is ou the opera Mrs Miss Margaret Laugh e ar K for most enthusiastic audience. getting along Mealy mea ieondags ae hagas : TRINITY LUTHERAN CiiURCH orning a Punch and were served 3 . Pine and C zh Sts mad cing he ev nd ices and} Mr. and Mrs. M.S. Dutton and two’ Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Townser Teg coceau .uastoy Hah | cd were 5 late in the even-| children have gone to their old home| are touring the east in their SO oe ‘ ¥ ing. The guests were the Mi in Ohio for a visit. Mr. Dutton will 1 Philadelphia, where Are : ; E Irenacia Biglin, Mi lish and Teturn soon, bat Mrs. Dutton. will ral days befor, : : Alice Kennedy, honor guests, and remain in Ohio for some time. While more and Washing -. and Mrs, A. W. Biglin, Mr. and|they are away their home on South = . I Q. K. Deaver, Mr. and Mrs. Durbin street will be occupied by Mr : - Rodger Waldschmidt, Mr. and Mrs, and Mrs. Carlson O. F. Hanna, of 0 Cecil Bon, the Misses Thelma Stevens, . here visiting with his brother, F. G 4 Caroline Cole, Helen Blodge The choir of the Methodist church Hanna. Mr. Hanna has just re “3 crine Mahoney, Helen _ has resumed its practice after from France, where he was - : Getievievel Shaman oh t li. (cation of the summer month s, He ix employed at|."* One! van, Eileen Sullivs rine Sull- refiner Hah Sh he cl < iven, Mary H Adams, _ Master Jack Shaffer has gone to ary ee : : : f Long, Pateicia Sullivan, Lennis Sturgis, S. Dak., where he will at-! Miss Minnie Mitze DINU ALINE B COS BSC LENCE : an i h, Hazel Goode, Verna Burnett, tend school this winter. - ing tonight for San F ne Ale ak = dctan he Melissa Brooks, Helen Carlson, Irn Seeks where she will spend S viclo Patton, Olive’ Mar Wilhelr Matt Smith, manager of the Chey- vacation with Mies Bessic sors} - Scherck, Eunice Sm lice 0'C enne Fruit company, spent yester h nor, Agnes Claire, Vivian Blodgett, here on busines Mrs. Kenneth MeDonald has ‘ 3 “ Molly O’Mally, Helen Michie and ; prnedene ae ane i Katherine Dunn, and the Messrs. Vin- _ ©: T- Lupton, of the Frantz Oil cor- Creek ranch after sj cent Carter, Walter Solenberger, poration, has returned from a busi- days in town Frank Werren, Clyde Hysong, James "¢*8 trip to Denver PSE Sa eS Clair, Brian Tobin, Pierce Smith, Ed es Roy C. Wyland is in Lusk for a few ward Donahue, Ed. O’Brien, Miss Betty Bagert has accepted days on a business trip IRIS DANCE PAVILION Spurlock, Joe Rust, Ross Guripel, # position at the Coliseum garage Arthur Borks, R. M. Boeke, Bil] 274 has come here from Cheyenne Miss Kath Morris, Edwin Bean, J. T. Dislin, t? live twa ceo ignien Leigh Townsend, Erickson, V. Knig $ on necou ri f , Beads Wie Mena cy McCarty has returned illness Rule for two day Costello, Paul Devine, Oscar Thomas, . from Cheyenne and Denver, where J. A. Chase, J. H. } Silas a oe he was attending to business mat- Leslie Moorman, has just returned ters from 1 nonths’ service in F Brooks, Wm. Barnar Dan Mara, Purdy, Charles . 1 ; g yle, William Stanneed, Hugh Me- . Campbell h : ‘ a ee eee gia eu ue nale skal r Donald; Quentin ‘Singwatd’ and La . C. 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