Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1920, Page 3

Plans Completed for Hibernian’s Dance The plans for the annual ball given by the Hibernians, and which will be held this. coming uesday, April 13, in the (Masonic temple have heen completed by “the entertainment committee of the evening. The ‘dancing will start at 8 o'clock sharp, and the special feature of the evening will be the artistic souvenir programs. The floor will be in charge of Pete Tobin and assistants. ‘The proceeds of the dance will be used toward the fund’for the sick, which is maintained by us organization., ee D. A. R. Regular Meeting ‘ The regular meting of the Fort Cas- per chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet with Mrs. E. R. Shipp, 443 South Beech street on Tuesday, April 13. sae » Mrs. H. D. Dukes, mother of ‘Mrs. Cc. BE. Wygant and M . E. Hood, is here from her oeie Hh Towa, visiting with-her daughters and her friends here. ee 8 Kitchen. Shower "Pleasant Affair The kitchen shower which was given last night by the Misses Marion and Esther Runden in honor of Miss Helen ‘White, who will be married to Harry Larned on next Wednesday. was a, very pleasant affair. The appropriate gifts ‘were presented to the bride-to-be in a huge clothes basket, cleverly decorated. Among the gifts was a complete chest of silver sent by the parents of Mr. Larned living in Providence, R, I. The guests were Miss Helen White, the Mesdames. Prank Warren, Kate Diggens, Charles Bennett, Lee Reno Miss Marie Bogan and the hostesses. Refreshments Were served at the close of the evening. . Methodist Choir Entertained Mrs. Berton Nye and Mrs. Harry Farlow entertained for the members of the choir of the Methodist church last night at the church after the rehearsal. Mtsic and games were enjoyed and a delicious luncheon was served, “a 6 Plans for May Day Basket Social Plans for a May Day basket ‘sociat to be held in the parlors,of the Method- ist church on the. evening of the first day of May, were made by the mem- bers of the Kensington circle which met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. H. ‘VV. Millstead at the Walker Lumber company apartments. Members of the church and visitors are invited to the social. ' The Mesdames William A. Walker and Howard Zook assisted Mrs. Mill- stead in entertaining during the after- noon and after the business session a social hour was spent, -¢ . Business Women Will Complete Club Tuesday. a The business women of Casper will perfect the business and professional ‘women's organization which was started two weeks ago at a meeting which will be held Tuesday: evening at 8 o'clock at the Episcopal parish house., At this meeting officers wil be elected, @ constitution will be adopted ‘ind steps will be taken to secure a permanent membership. All girls and women who are earning their own living, whether married or single, are eligible to membership in this f4b, and those in charge are anxious that every profession-and line of em. ployment shall’ be represented next ‘Tuesday. . , Considerable rivalry is being devel- oped’ among the larger department stores as to which shall havt the big- gest representation. The school teach- ers, nurses, assistants in- doctors’ and dental offices, telephone girls, laundry employes, postoffice employes, railroai office girls, clerks, stenographers, book- keepers and general office employes as well as women running their own busi- nesses are expected to be well repre- sented. * . To Be Entertained Monday Evening. Miss Helen White is the inspiration for a miscellaneous shower to be given by Mrs. Lee, Reno at her home on Mon: day. evening. The wedding of Miss White to Mr, Henry Larned will take place next Wednesday at the parish house of the St. Anthony's Catholic church, “2 Willing Workers’ Circle Holds Meeting. The members of the Willing Workers’ circle of the Methodist church met yes: terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Lester. A good number at- tended and Mrs. C. H, McBride presided over the business meeting during the absence of the president. After the business was transacted, a reading was .given by Miss Virginia Smith. “The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Forrest Smith, peryee refreshments. * First of Series ot Bridge Luncheons Today, » Mrs. J. W. Bingenheimer was bpstess this afternoon at the first‘of a series of bridge luncheons which she will give at her lovely home, .713 South Woleott street. No particular color scheme was carried out, but the floral decorations were of roses. Twelve guests enjoyed the afternoon. © Mrs. Bingenheimer will preside again at a Juncheon next grr pinged . to Be Big Event ‘The first annual dance tobe given by Local 43. of the Refinery Workers will take place at the Masonic temple on Monday evening, April 12. This’ will be the first affair to be given by the workers and arrangements are being made to make it one of the in- formal dances of the’season. The Iris erchestra will Sern ee bre ars Monday Bridge Club Mi to Meet (Mrs. A. F. Hoff, 1047 South Center street, assisted by Mrs, Patrick Sulll- van, will entertain for the twelve mem- bers of the Monday Bridge club Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Bridge Luncheon at Home Mrs P. C. Nicolaysen, assisted by: her daughter, Mrs. Neil Tyler, of Rock River, Wyo., entertained this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nicolaysen, 207 East Third street, in honor of,{Mrs. G. B. Greenough of Lander, Wyo., who is the house guest of Mrs. Nicolaysen, A’ dainty luncheon was served, the decorations of the luncheon tables be- ing’ spring plants, daffodils, jonquils, tulips, and hyacinths. Covers were laid for 24 guests. — ‘Phe afternoon was devoted to playing auction bridge. Old Timers Entertained at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hagens. will en- tertain fof a number of old timers of Casper ‘this evening at their home on South Center street, ‘at an informal dinner party. e-. eee Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Kammon. Parents of Baby Son Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kammon are the parents of a baby son. Mr.» Kammon, assistant cashier of the National Bank of Commerce left yesterday for Spear- fish, S: D., where he will visit his wife |” and son. | PERSONALS > H. B. Durham, attorney, is leaving Sunday night for Denver, where he will spend a few days on business. oe 8 M. J, Gannon is here from Erie, Pa,, on 2-short business ‘trip. 2 sss BR. K, Price of Sheridan, “Wyc., who is connected with the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, is here on business. see George FE. Brimmer, an attorney of Tawlins, Wyo., spent yesterday in the vity attending to business matters. oe. 1, J. Swanson is here from his home in South Dakota attending to business matters, see 4 Patrick Suilivan is in Cheyenne for a few days on his return from se epteeas an) Rolla Lloyd of the Lioyd Bullaing Company, has gone to Laramie, eee G, Kulien of the firm of Larsen & Jorgensen will spend the week-end in Greybull on business. eee Mrs, Louise Johnson, stenographer for the A, P. Nesbit Company, has been called to her home in Columbus, Ohio, by the illness of her father. ses Cc. H. Anderson spent yesterday in Douglas. see Attorney George Brimmer is in Cas- per from Rawlins on business. eee Gov. Frank Frantz, president of the Frantz Oll Company, spent yesterday here after a putas trip in Paontanes e- Mr. and Mrs. a L, Spurlock are in from the Buzzard’s ranch on business and.visiting with friends. : se Archie Sanford is in from his ranch on the Sweetwater for the day, trans- acting business. see A. 'P. West, a well-known broker of Indianapolis, Ind., California, next Monday, ee friends. and attending matters, in Towa. . to business L, Lilly is here from Denver on a short business trip, see Harry P. Hynds of Cheyenne is in the city ona brief business visit. —<—$<—=>__ "SDV JUVAA OUGHT, ey} DBE | | WALKING SUIT OF SILK TRICOL- LETTE—Stunning walking suit of sillc tricollette whose jacket is finished with: filet and fringe in the same color. CHURCHES _ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Christian Science services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock in the I. O. 0. F. hall and on Wednesday evenings at 7-o’clock. The lesson sermon for to- morrow is “Are Sin, Disease and Death Real?” The public is cordially invited to at- tend these services. “ ST. MARK’S CHURCH. Rev. Philip K, Edwards, Rector. Holy communion at. 8.00 a. m, Church school. at. Evening service at... TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, South Park and Fourth Streets, J. H. Gockel, Pastor. The Sunday school will meet at 9:30 again, as before Easter, | books of the New Testament. Tomor- here en route to} He will be inthe city until | Cc. E. Wygant is visiting with old | The morning service begins at 10:20: The text of the sermon will be John 21, 1-14, the theme: “The Risen Sa- yior and Our Daily Work." Hereafter the eyening services will be devoted to sermons on the various | row evening's sermon will lay the foun- ee es dation for this long series of sermons. Jt will be a sermon treating of the Bible as 2 whole, based on the text, Il. Peter 1, 19-21. You, who would become _ better acquainted with your Bible, the word of your God, are urged ic attend these | services. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Services in Court Room. \ Sunday school at 9:45 a, m., George L,. Briggs, siperintendent. Preaching ut-11 a, m,, communion, Young peo- ples meeting at 6:°30 p. m. Evening service at 7:45. The pulpit will be filled by ZC. 1% O'Farrell, Dr. Lemons having gone to Sheridan.in behalf of the Baptist hun- dred million campaign, \FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Delaware and Durbin Streets, Walter H. Bradley, Minister, Tomorrow at Il the pastor wilt speak on “A Marvelous Offer}' and in the eye- ning“2t 7:30 on “Christian: The morning anthem will be “Gloria” (from Mozart's Twelfth Mass), and the evening “Blessed Be the Lord’? (Rock- well). In the morning Mrs. O. W. Hill- gren will sing, ‘These Are They” (from Gaul’s Holy City), and in the evening Mrs. E. C. Gates will sing, “God Is Loye” (Elis). The Presbytery of Cheyenne will meet with this church for a one-day * Alny time of day ® BAKERS COCOA is welcome cocoa is only an occa- sional drink. It is so val- uable a food beverage, so rich in the elements of flavor, and so wholesome that it should be used regularly and often. 2 Booklet of Choice Recipes:sent free e Tn 4 60 Beautiful. Consisting of Georgettes, seys; regularly priced up to $58.50, while they last-— 156 South Center Dresses colettes, Taffetas, Jer- $29.95 — Casper, Wyo. HAT our Household Budget Account Book (yours free for the asking) is helping many Casper people to cut out all haphazard, hit-or-miss spending? That it stops the leaks that were keeping them poor? That it is showing them at last a way to provide a home and for their comfort in old age? Tin it is showing them how to manage the business affairs of the home in a way that permits them to lay aside a little each week for every need, as well as for the emergency that's sure to come? That if you have not asked ‘for one, you should do so today? loot of National Bank Commerce Casper, Wyoming. = aaa session oh Tuesday, opening at 9 a. m.| days,’ will <i the faoeee of the league} by letter. There are many more who All sesi ia of the day and evening | lesson, led by Miss Inez M. Babb. Miss! should unite with the church at once. |open.to the public. Babb js one of our new members. | METHODIST ‘EPISCOPAL CHURCH,| The Sunday school meets nt 9:45, Mr. STHMA | ‘Second and Durbin. Maddux-and a body of ericient, faithful | :2 Walter! L. French, Minister. | teachers will be on hand to care for all : | whe come, “The standard by which Jesus mean-} ures seryi¢e’ will’ be the subject of the} Last Sunday—Faster—witnessed the morning on. Ard at night the pas- | addition of more than forty new mem- tor will ‘speak on the “Secret of a} bers to the church. Thirteen were Strong Life,”* baptized and received into preparatory “What Shall We Do With Our Sun-' membership, eas Vares And thirty were added! *yQuUR BODYGUARD JAGR SERIES ETI EERE SER ELI RIESE Ea: AAAS LEELA EEE Which Is More Important --Your Vision [®: #2 or Your Vanity’ We Do Our week for your Own Lens Grinding No Waiting! A great many more people need glasses than those that 4 i wear them. Some have never rectified their faulty vision because they 3 never knew it was faulty. Others até simply defying consequences be- cause they are afraid “glasses will not be becoming.” Both classes are jeopardizing their health, their happiness and their efficiency by not coming in and having their eyes examined by expert opticians who can correct their vision, add to their comfort and capability, and convince them that there is a proper style of glasses that will by no means detract from good appearance. Burnett Optical Company Henning Hotel "HERE isn’t a week goes by in this town that-some car owner doesn’t have his car or his tires stolen, his car burnt up, a smash-up or a col- lision, or cause an accident to some pedestrian or fellow driver. If he is insured we settle the damages without trouble or expense to the owner. If he isn’t insured, he has to dig deep down into his bank roll to “pay the piper.” Why take such chances when a few dollars will shift the burden and the expense over to us? You may be out of luck tomorrow. Today is the time to shelter. your- self with Auto Fire Insurance, Auto Theft Insurance, Collision or Liability Insurance. heG.F' Bell ek. gencyo- 303 Oil eer Bldg.