Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1920, Page 3

Move to New Home. Mr. and Mrs; Walter. Storrie aay to their new home, 1022 street. South Meeting of St. Mark's Guild. The members of the St. Mark’s guild will meet at the home of Mrs. C. Vv. Norris, 425 South Wolcott street, to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. A business meeting will be held, and the afternoon spent working on the articles for the May festival, which will include a bazaar, tea and program. A large attendance is desired. Gi see Choral Society Will Rehearse Thursday, The Casper Choral. society will meet night at 8:15 qt the First n church. The director re- mémber to attend the re- Professor ‘Lundberg has ar- ranger a most interesting program for the intermission when Mrs. W. L. Treber will sing and Dana Foote will favor with eral flute solos hears Last Salto Dance Next Week ‘The‘last formal dance to be given the members of the Salto Dancing by club will be held in the Masonic Tem- ple on Friday, April 30th at 9 o'clock. A special orchestra will furnish the nee music and surprise features have been planned. Card Club Entertained Mr. host and hostess this evening at informal time spent with car Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. A. Biglin, Mr. and Mrs, Carney the guests soe Elks Plan | Informal Dance One of the social events of early May will be the informal dancing party to be given by the. Elks at. the Masonic} smple <All arrangements have not been completed as yet, but a regular good time is expected. oes Sanford Entertains Teterson will be Mrs. at Bridge Luncheon Mrs. S. N. Sanford was hostess at her home yesterday afternoon at a luncheon and afternoon spent with cards. The delicious luncheon was served to twenty guests. The color schemé was lavender and yellow, spring being used as decorations. honors of the afternoon were flowe The won by Mrs. M. S. Kenney and Mrs. Harry Astin. a see Women’s Auxiliary Me ing rhe Women's Auxiliary of the Amer- can Legion met with Mrs. C. T. Boone at the Ideal Apartments Tuesday af- ternoon. ‘Twenty members were pres- constitution and by-laws of the ization were drawn up and adopt- ed. which will be given for the members nd which will “get-another- of the American Legion 4 mark the close of the member” drive. A splendid talk was given by Mrs. Langhoof praising Mrs. C, T. Boone and Mrs. Richard Huff for theff untir- ing efforts for the boys during the war and in their work with the War Moth- ers or Women’s Auxillary organization now. Mrs. Boofe is president and Mrs. Huff resident of the newly completed organization. se Masonic Dancing Club to Give Informal Dance The Masonic Dancing Club is com- pleting arrangements for the dance y evening, A seven-plece orches- under the direction of Mrs. will furnish the music and reshments will be served. The ll be informal as usual, see Sisterhood of the Christian ch will meet at the home of Mrs. M. Gladman, 725 Sough Ash street, hursday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. see The regular meeting of the Presby- terian Missfonary society will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Moore, 1142 South The David street, tomorrow after- hoon at 2:30. o'clock. a. oe. Epworth League *s Original Party The “measuring” social gi last nisht by the members of the Epworth church in the basement of the church Was a financial and social success. The t admission of the evening was 1 according to the height of the five cents a foot and a penny extra inches. About 80 guests vald the price and enjoyed the even- ing. The guest, for the have moved from 910 South Wolcott street | “ David and Mrs. James Burns will be, anj | ined {Pretty Luncheon Plans were made for a banquet}, acntectainment. program was “YOUR BODYGUARD” = F, in charge of Miss Mabel Johnson and Miss Ann Thompson, to whom much © it must be given, Refreshments served and many clever games played. ; were wel eee Clough-Sheridan ...0 2... 1... ss see Marriage The marriige ceremony of Miss Virgina R, Sheridan and Joseph H. Clough, was performed by the Rever- end French at the Methodist parsonage last night. Only intimate friends were present, The bride Wore a dark tailored suit and hat to match. The couple will have a short ‘honeymoon trip in Colo- rado, Mrs. Clough was a resident of St. Joe, Mo., the old home of Mrs. Clough, The groom in the employ of the Burlington here and they will make their home in this city, eee Rumors of Wedding ad Cc. J. Tatfey, who is connected with the Casper pharmacy, left last night for Torrington, Wyo. where it is rumored he will be married. He was accompanied A. Anderson, who will attend the groom ht the wedding. Af. ter a short trip Mr. Taffey will return here with his bride. Bee Dentists Entertained at Business Men’s Dinner. Eleven of the dentists of Casper were entertained this noon at a business men’s dinner at the Henning _ hotel. After the nicely served meal, an inter- esting address was made by Dr. Bing- ham on the subject of local infection. | Yesterday. A color scheme of pink and blue, car- pried out in Ophelia roses and forget- me-nots, made the luncheon tables at the home of Mrs. F 'y very at tractive. The ho: isted by Mrs. Emil Carlson and G Roels, After the luncheon the noon was devoted to auction bridge, five tables playing. The first honors of the afternoon were’ won by Mrs. Ralph Kimball, and the consolation by Mrs. R. Hagens. see Mrs. J. C. ole to Eenterta’ Mrs, J. C. Snook entertained at lunch. eon and cards at her home on South Center street this afternoon. Places were laid for twelve guests at the lunch- eon tables. The decorations were of pink and white flower: owe Second of Bridge Luncheon Series. Mrs. R. K. Staley and Mrs. Emil Carlson were hostesses this afternoon at the second of a series of bridge lunch eons given atthe home of. Mrs. Staley. e * War Mothers Dance. The regular Thursday night dancing party, chaperoned by the War Mothers, will be held at the Masonic Temple to- morrow evening. * * Miss Jeannette Eileen Ingram had her first birthday yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Ingram, 348 East Railroad street, gave a luncheon in honor of the occasion. The table, which was deco. rated with flowers, was laid for six. Guests atethe luncheon were Floyd and Gladys Stevens, C. W. Carlisle and T. F. Meaney. see J. J. Chapman is in-Lusk attending to ‘business for the Mestas & Spears Ac- countants offices. * eine The Bootery has moved*into the new quarters on Second street and will be ‘ready for the grand opening the last of this week, or the it of next. ?~~PERSONALS > e J. S. Mechling is expected to return tomorrow from a week's pleasure and business trip to Denver. W. R. Robbin, of the Dobbin Realty company, is in Newcastle, Wyo., on business for a flew days. Bruce Campbell of Thermopolis, is here en route to Lusk, where he will attend to business matters, se 8 Dr. Wheeler of Ne’ a few days in Caspe' OLDS Head or chest— Views Varo stle is spending ” with AAPOR! = Georgettes and Ta! 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