Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 30, 1919, Page 3

TUESDAY, DEC. 30, 1 30, 1919, Filk’s Annual Ball Is Brilliant Event The most gorgeous social ‘event ever witnessed in Casper the seconc nual ball given by the Elks last night which far surpassed the ball of year. The Masonic temple was tr form ey, by wall hanyings in panel ef- ct of purple and white surrounded by American flags and eagles . Huge palloon globes covering the lights, each de in a different shape and design, uve a weird and original lighting The -chestra platform was placed in one rner of the room and Shembeck's hestra furnished the music. Over 200 couples were given the ap- propriately designed programs having the 16 dances, two extras and the dinner menu printed. By shortening the en cores it Was possible to have ail of the program dances before going to Henning hotel for the banquet. 8 entertaining numbers were sung shimmied’’ by Miss Doris Maier, tertainer from Denver. Ry request of the orchéstra annouw er, after the sixteenth dance the guests followed the music to the Henning hotel where the banquet was served under the management of A. K. Bott. In the dining halls and grill rooms of the hotel the tables were placed in shape for the Elk guest The decorations were of carnation sus, noise makers and vari-colored and shaped balloons. The menu of. the ban- quet consisted of ripe, green and stuffed olives, celery sticks, individual chicken salads, assorted sandwiches, rolls, frozen pudding and assorted cake, coffee, mints, cigars and cigarets. After the feast the lobby of the hotel was cleared and dancing was continued into the small hours. The Messrs Clarence West, ahon, W. J. Johnson, C. R. Peterson, . C. Price, Todd W. Bowman, FE. M. E lithorpe, Paul Hudson, C. T. Weidner, A. E. Stirrett, W. W. Keefe, J. C. Kamy B. B. Lummis, Robert Cobh IL, Murphy, W. J. Chamberlin, A. 'T, Phil lips, A. L. Wallace, and A. Tt. Wallace, together with many” commitice workers, made the arrangements for the ing. en tal narcis- le J.H.N even-+ es * Miss Ruth Adams to Entertain A charming informal dinner party will be given at the Henning hotel this evening at 6:30 o'clock by Miss Ruth Adams, who is spending the Christmas| time at her home in Casper from Perke. ley, Calif., where she is attending col lege, The dining table will be prettily decorated in flowers, and after the din ner the guests will spend the eve: mt Miss Adams’ home on South street, The guests will be the Mis Huffsmith and Katherine Des: are both attending college at Boulder, Colo., Katherine Mahone: » Who is home from Northwestern uni ity in Chi cago, UL, where she is taking « special music coursé, and Wiss “Ei lic Rowse. Miss Augusta Adams will the party. 9 ° Davia es Janice rt, who} t+ New Year's Dinner Dance The Henning hotel will be the scene of a gay and festive party on Nee Year's eve, as manager A. I made arrangements for a ver tive dinner dance. The dining halls wi he decorated, and noise makers, confetti and favors will add to the fu The music will be furnished hy Reed's or- chestra, Ch ites Sullivan-Daly Marriage ‘The marriage of Miss Agnes Da Jerry Sullivan was performed by the qT John Mullin this morning in St. Anthony’s Catholic church, Following the nuptial mass, a wedding breakf: was served in the Henning hotel. The table was prettily decorated in bas- kets of pink and white’ flowers. Mrs. Sullivan has lived in Casper for about three month: Mr. Sullivan is a prominent sheep man of this country ober 6 Host and Hostess at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lowe entertained at an informal dinner party at thei home on North Lincosn strect last even ing. After the beautifully served course dinner a very pleasant evening v spent. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Manning, who are visiting here from trip to the coast, Miss Velma Kirk and Miss (Margaret Laushiin; "8 Callaghan-Dingman Wedding At 5 o'clock last the Rev Walter 1. the wedding services Saturday marrying Miss OSTRICH FAN—Suggestive of Cleopatra and the grandeur of the East ure t he fans shown this year for the so! H uncurled, single and in clusters, other winter's novelty. chaperone | evening, French, performed, ~ ]BROTHER JOINS FORMER JUDGE IN LAW FIRM Winter & Winter Is Partnership An- ee with Attorney Philip . Winter of Oklahoma as Merober Winter, who up » bench of Lois Dingman and Pete 1. Callahan The bride was attended by Miss dred. Bunce and the groom hy Don Vy derly. Only a few intimate invited to the wedd Mr. and Mrs, Cal wan left for Barard. where Mr. Callaghan hi on for the construction of severat! large buildings and schools. Mr. Cal- Jaghan is one of the firm of (¢ Brothers, contractors or Mrs. Callaghan hay since last April and has many * * friends were on the s practice of and Philip 4 Winter, of Oklahoma City, Okla., have formed a new law tirm to engage in practice here," under the firm | Winter & Winter, with offices : Oil Exchange building. frien Mr. and Mrs. William w have been the house guests at the Mr. Philip E. Winter, a brother T. Carr home on South Center street.) Judge Winter, is of long expe ve left for their home in De: rdwood, | an attorney, being formerly 8. D. tice of law in Omaha, Nebr., and tor two terms occupying the position of county attorney in that » from which | was called to se: us sistant atte jney in the Interior department in 1900 when United States Supr Sander the| Willis Van Deventer was W,| of the legal department of the | division. Mr. Winter s in that position and | the practice of homa Ci Philip f father of Maxwell W. Winter, associated with the New York Oil company The new firm will represent in a legal way u number of established compa nies and interests and er ul practice. Sassce, P. of in the pra nual Ball Held Tonight he and ill de ni Helpers? en this temple under Scott, I. Pet Richard “\Rvans, Pearl, W. PL Kennedy Most elaborate pla n made to make the affair eve ful than the 1 dast ve Inter rved cight ye uw locating: in O} Winter i A ed to re. and Lou Hanna have he th ye mas Party at ith Hon lildren of the school party at ner Luthern n entertained at ine tek aettt | ASSAULT CASE Sunday Chri: He men were mas ° uC. Smith in the Mertory last San fternoon 14 youngsters were present and the afte playi and con tests. Refreshment served by } Complaint h the | John Ardin Qe broker of Casper, PERSONALS || strtetne Nichols in a lent manner. The be ——o | Christmas eve, it is s The A son was born yesterday to Mr Irs. I, F. MeMahon. being heard late this afternoon in just ee noon mes were hoste against stock with inso: red him una ing rude ti occu o- ease is and}. ice of peace cour “SISTER OF FATHER JOHN ~—HMULLIN DIES MONDAY John WH. Mullin Catholic jay of the death of rie Mullin, Sunday Multin, heery invatia Mullin visited her Pittston, month, when it thet she bad net much ton Funeral services will be held | east and at 9 o'clock tomorrow ing Father Mullin aula high mas ighton of C: sper Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Townsend and W. O. Wilson returned this morning from a trip to Cheyenne. ; . ee orge Brenne: Hazlett of atiorn Rawlins, ar for West & Father rector of St received his sis hes dd in Casper | / chureh, n Miss wh had her fe s known © live in the morn Iso will conduct re \ESTHONIA SIGNS | ARMISTICE WITH | REDS, IS REPORT Ry COPENHAG ported here that heen. signed beiween the Russian Bolshevil ic sthonia and \ i : this morning to be a l@ . SS yvan home ut the Sulli Jeorge W. K. 1 |morning from an ey | nental motor trip, mos {spent with his two brothe Victor, recent; army and nav: from the Atl coast to the Pacifi way of the Sania Ie trail ended the wedding of their s Santa Rosa, Calif. Christmas day mem y enjoyed a reunton thi insconti Louis from Lovertand the first in-many tie * 1 C. Boyle has returned ness trip to Laramie aes from a bus | John C. Beal has gone to VP | Calif., to spend several weeks | ees | John | Denver. dena J. Hancock is here today from . Co}, ee Attorney Cheyenne. A. Campbell is here es Mrs. W. C. Foster w the State hospital today \to her rooms at the Henning 2&2 Mrs. George Smith, who has been st A FANCIFUL COSTUME— ously ill at her home, is improving ing costume, fresh from IS SET TODAY PIHOTO OF IMPORT veil in one is suggested tache pattern covers be WORK aS i "a ‘y or drawn over the LEGION WOULD LOWER BAN ON HUN MUSICIANS (By INDIANA executive United Press.) Dee. of the Ameri- took a stand today not operas in the G or Austrian language but also aga concerts by German snd Austrian ar- lists. NS NE I 7 PER RRES A BEAR AT PANTANDIING—Up on aweeis trom Miss Ruth Speacer c a Banks is here from’ or, on husiness for Miss Isa Jeffrys is spending the va cation time here from the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, Nebr. tin skirt with wreaths and of silk roses and the bodice is of ——fli “PUBLIC curled sO ane & Us) l season. They: are in all colors, Exquisite little opera bags a NEW YEAR’S EVE INNER AND DANCE Informal HOTEL HENNING Dinner from 6 to 8:30. $2.00 per person, including dance Dance Commencing at 8 P. M. 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Colonel Mc€ niff, in charge of state troops on ¢ 1th bf the Colorado nnounced tor Ould be taken residents of the strike zone this tt. ernoon, Christmas Sale STARTING TODAY AND LASTING ALL THIS WEEK We are offering a 4 O THAT DISCOUNT on all Silk Kimonas—Negligees—Silk Underwear—Hosiery— Waists—Imported Linen—and Baby Clothes We have the largest display of these goods in Casper and this sale will save the purchasers many dollars. Oriental Art Shop MRS. SADIE LA TOUF Henning Hotel Building. wi is hind legs the in Yellowstone Natio baby bear begs at Park, KHEXKKKK Beis) To the Ladies of Casper: BIG CLEARANCE SALE WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS on all Winter Millinery Always remember we handle’ only The Famous Gage Hats Watzke Millinery & Art Front Basement—Wesi Hotel Bldg. LEELA REE Xe eH 4 Spee LEKK HLL RHE KEK tee