Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1920, Page 3

os Johnson is here on ¢ National Rank of Commerce. pare oral Soe! ; : Sie he) Mrs. J. 3 a shop-!ing at T | cas r Chi let; last night. A business meeting was|to Casper for a dinner dance ot t | ut ig he Red Meet at Tehianeen) held, and the rest of the evening was | Henning hotel. Be yi ping trip from Coay, Uy yo. 412-1 . ; neet | SPent Sewing on articles for the next f PraR ROL beer ones wae Seance Meets ne bazaar, A “delicious luncheon was ph ia From eaten ee hat 4 ty hag 0 gare acre EEF ARENA * * u - Mat le a | a 3. “Sleeping Beauty,” on ‘Thuraday .cve: Served by tlie hostess. BO As Crvintonsas of 2 a ytl FOR SALE ping at 8:15.0'clock, In the First, Prés- | ‘Dyterian Church, as usual: New mem-|Girls Plan bers are invited to join, Faget seechresg Bethe Special musical numbers will be en-| The curiosity.of more than. one young joved after the rehearsal. Mrs.\P. WwW. | man in Casper ‘has heen aroused by the Frank will sing a solo and Mrs. James |Amnounéement of a-*staz" party which| Lial Branson and C. Ba Fink will add #8 being arranged by a number of Popu-| ¢p:Fhei progham linea sue! (lar young ladies, ‘The mysterious party| Fos ee er [wilt be teld. in thé gymnasium of the| Wir Mothers Give | Natrona. Covorty High school, this com-} Thursday Night Dance. ing Saturda’s)-night, and “girls only'’| Manv | South Worth Announcement. Made in Novel Way © Var meeting, tomorrow night in the I. O [O.F. hall at 8 o'clock. A business. ges. will he the Sign on the door. James M. Douglas ts here from Fort geologist business, . C. Bishop drove overland from Salt Creek today and will remain tor a short business trip, are the house le, of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Twiggs, Wy Lots 3 and 4 in block 189} west front, Carey addition. r it is cos <j hy ‘Texas, Where he has been online you More to live this year than last?|@ See Connor at Trilyane. Mr. Douglas was A Household Budget cant B00 ee rly a resident here. will tell ydu.- Yours ts free for the ask- Wolcott street, for the wee! emery How do you know whett The gnnonncement of the engage. ment of Miss Wilma Shaffner to Ar- thur Horsch was made in a most orig. inal manner at the home of Mrs. James | Speas lea “The girthood friends! of Miss Were the guests of played in| & most SolemM manner by Miss Alpha Mokler announcing the Bien of lit- tle Miss 4 Rae, Speas, gownet in white net and satin, with a flowing! bride's veil, She carriea a bssiet of roses. whieh ‘she. gave to the guests. ‘Ths roses were ‘tied wisi ribbon :, fast- ene to Rewple. card having. the names of “Wilma and Art..1920" writ-| ten on It. The marriage witl take place this June, } The home of Mrs. Speas was appropri- ately decorated in pink and white tea roses, kewpies and satin ribbons. ‘The evening» was spent ‘sewing. on -<owels, having clever pictures embroidere1 on them. A dainty luncheon, carrying out the color scheme, was served by the hostess. ) ~ Miss Wilma Shaffer is thé assistant librarian at. the Jibrary here... Mr. Horsch, is with thé Horsch \& Nygard cleaners: The engagement is the cnt mination of a high school romance. Most of the guests of the evening were high school chums of Miss Shaffner, The Mesdames Charles Rose, Walter | Storrie, Si_ Perkins, of Denyer; 1 Pareell, Charles Wharton, C. E. Little- field, Dan Speas and the Misses Mar- garet Speas, Mable Lamb, Alfa Mokler, Marie Bishop, Mary ‘Wagner and Blanche Wagner were the guests. see Mrs. Si Perkins is here from Den- ver visiting gvith her parents, Jndge and Mrs. Tubbs. * South West Circle Give Social 7 : The members of the South West circle of the Raptist Women's society will give a social in“the basement of the church parsonage, 414 South Beech street on Thursday evening. A program will he given and refreshments served. eee A. 0. HI. Have Successful Dance The annual dance to he given by the Ancient Order of Hiberians, Which took | place last night at the Masonic Temple, } was a great success. The dance floor was filled all of the evening. Clever programs were given to the guests con-| taining the regular order of dances, the names of the patrons and members of the committees. One of the surprise features of the} evening was the solo sung by Mrs. Don| Lobdell. \ . Rebakah Lodge to Meet The W. LL. -Kuykendall ‘Lodge, number 39, 1 Rebakah | ill_hold*the regu-! ‘sion, iniation time and social hour [will be enjoyed. Refreshments -will*be | Served, > HX Mrs. idner te Entectats The Northeast eircle of the Women's society ‘of. the Baptist church will meet on Thursday afternoon'at the home of Mrs. Weidner, 246 South Pine street. se High School Cadets to Give Military Ball. The fourth annual’ military ball will be given by the cadets of the Natrona County High School, Friday evening at the Masonic Temple. Over 200 invita- tions have heen extended by the cadet company to friends of the school, The grand march*at 9 ‘o'clock will Open the formal-affair, and speetal fea- ture dances and entertainment added to the music of the Iris orchestra, give Promise of an unusually — successful evening, "3 ion ie ‘War Mothers Become Auxiliary to American Legion. ’ At the regulaf meeting of the. War Mothers, whieh was held “in. the pub- lic Ubrary Jast Saturday afternoon, the officers for the Women's. Auxiliary to the American Legion were elected as follows: President, Mrs. °C. T.. Boone; vice president, Mrs. Richard Huff, soc- retary, Mrs, D, Ullery;/ treasurer Mrs. Chris "Wagner. An-executive commit- tee, composed of the Mesdames B. B. Brooks, William Rhoades and W. ‘E. Tubbs was also appointed. Tt wag voted at a previous meeting to dissolve the War Mothers’ organi- zation and to become'the Women’s Aux- illery to the American Legion. , e ece Missionary Will Lecture at Preshyterian Church, Miss Nelle Morgan, Baptist state missionary, will give a stereopticon lec- ture on the state work of the organiza-; tion, in the Presbyterian Church, Tues- day evening, April 20, at 7:30 o'clock: Miss Morgan gave/a similar lecture here several years ago and the growth in the work Will be interesting to note. 1 i | | | i | -| Everyone is invited to attend the talk. ATTENTION LOYAL MOOSE Special ¢all meeting THURSDAY, APRIL 15, to discuss building commit- \ tee plans. | J. Nu KRAUSS, Secy. We are the exclusive Casper represen- tative for We also received anoth Art Work. Gage Hats er wonderful shipment of f ke and Watzke¥ Millinery Art Front Basement, West Hotel Building FEW Phone 1304-W Si Uuderwear WE ARE OFFERING FOR A 156 South Center DAYS A An informal dance will be ., siven| ‘Thursday night at the Masonic Temple, | the dancing starting et 9 o’glock, number of the War Mothers will chap- eron, The danco is given for the bene- fit of. the Army and Navy Club, the American Legion and their friends, *-e Gencral Meeting of fair will be most informal refreshments will be se Rirls is “still busy completing the +s |rangements. Quiet. Marriage Ceremony Tonight The af.; a fitting Ladies’ Aid Society. A general meeting of the membors of the Ladies Aid Society of the Pres: ‘The Rev: John xfullin will perform the quiet marriage ceremony uniting Miss Helen White and Henry Larned,| tonight at the parish house of the St./ Good Old-Fashioned Country Gravy! byterian Church ‘will be held at the churei Thursday afternoon, April 15. The Mesdames Mason, Huff and Tait will be tho hostesses, 6 Synnorgac Meeting A Pleasant Affair. The members of the St. Mark's Syn- nergae were entertained at the home of Mrs: V. EB. Hanson, 440 DeVine street, Anthony's Catholle church. The cow ple will be attended by Mrs. Kate gens and Ted Rochford. Only the mi Jintimate friends will be pre . see * Dinner Dance With Shembeck’s Orchestra It is rumored that in the near Yure the Shembeck's orche is now playing in Doug: P Ky i & d ‘ The Cook’s Frien It never fails. You save when you use it—has more than the fat varme ae Generations of goed cooks, have used Calumet Bzeking Powder—because it positively Proves its superiority and economy. x Try it! Drive away bake-day failures. Reduce baking ex- pense. Call for Calumet Baking Powder. The Gigantic Etexalil 1s SALE Sta rts. Monday, April 19th “The biggest Rexall One-Cent Sale ever held in: _ Wyoming. Watch Saturday’s Tribune for Full-Page Ad! 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