Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 23, 1920, Page 3

dition to the musicians of € the most ntertainment y home here. eee Matrimonial Bureau in Oi) Exchange Building. The a jon icing party her pos fourth young lady to leave the district offices of the Oil. Well Supply nd Miss Lola Miller was from Astoria, Ore. » which she will join her parents at si Mrs. Alice Fry arrived last nignt| R. ler of Mrs. E. FE. Emery. She expects! {to spend the summer here with her jdaughter, who has just undergone a! wyo. serious operation at the State Hospital. Oe Mrs. Fry is the sis-| from Denve |ter of Mrs. Lizzie Burton and the meth-| several days. E. L. Brennan is here from Guernsey few days. W. R busin bin left here train which two hours bety K. Staley, broker, where he has return was delayed for ttending to legal business for a Brode Dobbin ha ss trip to Newcast Sunday be PAGE THREF Webel ¢ i liss Goodman wa a in the Oil Exchange Building, has re-| Q——e——————— ——______i¢ ioe ica grea. @ sh Rape ae } ‘ signed her position. Mrs, J. J. Burger, | PERSONALS ||, 4. W. Garrison of Texas 1s here on : ¢ 2 - Miss Thelma May Sheldon, 4 | bust with the Chappell Oil Com-| Mr. and Mrs. A. FE ed | he arried the first of this week, and @ pa this morning from Denve z couple w 2 their home 5 obdiner age as os pie Na ule wy make their Mr. and aya W. S. Hoskins are| 1, F. Algeo has returned from Den-| Mrs. 1 tlana @) L D S Although ‘not officially authorized, it 4” MGRETRIGGY To fhckinee vaste re Yeh where he was sngwbound. ret rues aad (ob chek |resident and visiting Masons fnd their|/*-Tumored that the Oil Well Supply xrr Hoskins is y of the Occi-| FM peony of the Midwest Com-| Goodrich. are best treated cy special 3 Natibers: friends are the invited guests. : Biba zy ve, dental Oil and Gas Comr with/ sary returned yesterday after a pro eres “externally” with The Casper Choral Society held an|_ eRe e eaitiOn 1a tho brine Pemaparters: th. Warren, Pa. He tslonged business trip to Denver. H. G. Cadieu of Roggen, Colo., w y enjoyable and profitable r ridge Lune} « ~ hav ‘ ney thie -wister here to inspect the property of the ce 8 in the city yesterday on bu hearsal last night at the Pr erian | Tomorrow. Pe Hpi rte tle ANY company. James Douglas, geologist, left last see Church, with a good attendanc The! Mrs. J. W. Bingenheimer will enter- Aad aes bgt 7g night on a short business trip to Den Miss Goodman of Leed Cit ‘APORI program for the intermission included tain informally at luncheon and cards, Business Girl's Class W. H. Whiting, trouble man for the ver. eT B a, ting her brother, Robert m4 \e KS VAP the following numbers of mere than|tomorrow afternon at her home, 713) Entertained. South Chester Tube Company, with usual artistic merits: “Oh, Rose, That South Wolcott street. This is the third tiv Bishop was hostess to the headquarters in Marietta, Ohio, is Lay Upon My Heart,” Mary Turner Of @ series of luncheons over which Mrs.) members of tha Business Girls’ Class of spending a few days in the Wyoming SS222 098990003 Saiter, and “True April,’ by Nevin,|Bingenheimer has presided. the Methodist Church at her home last oil fields near here. Q COSCO beautifully sung by Mrs. W. L. T: v2 8 night. A business session was held,! cD eelthd | and “Invocation,” by Doryon, | Casper Girl Entertains [during which it was decided to hold a! W. C. Gregory is here from Denver] luse,” by Pessard, and “Offertoire, at Former Home. “toureen” supper at the church a week!on business for the Chappell Oil Com- Medicus," 1 byNDavids Foote, fu Miss Thelma Hartman entertained at! from next Monday. Miss Graham, sec- pany of which he is a stockholder and soloist, and a recent and valuable ad- Sheridan for about fifty of her friends.|retary-treasurer of the class, resigned r. 3 ¢ Special Music at War h oO dar: music Army and Navy Club, can Legion, and the financial succes of the evening was assu the fact! that the new orchestra donated their time and music. oher es Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Sheri dan are im the eity on th ‘ay home War Mothers composed entire ements were made for rsal of-the men Of the yelock Presbyte Mrs. R. E. estérn 's Dance. ne of the given main uttractions 1 chaperoned by the the new orchestra of members of ‘he an Legion. Lust night was the appearance of the orchestra, which enthusiastically received. . The m included al new pieces and the boys were espe kind with ‘the encores. The was given for the benefit of the and the Ameri- the} from their honey spent in the; South, .Mr. Taylor is the leading stock broker of the northern city. ** 8 Junior Prom for May 7. Invitations are now being issu the members of the junior class of the Natrona County High School for the ' annual junior “prom,” which will be held on May 7. ° Details of the arrange- men M daughter, street, mon. Fntertained at Dinner. | enter- Pine} Mr. tained at the str last Placs I a the Mase Maso Party Tonight. { An informal dancing party, given by »-Masons of Casper, its will be announced later. * | r, and Mrs, Harry Parsons and] Ruth, of 340 South Durbin; have returned from a two} ths’ trip spent be: Long Beach, Cal. | * * and Mrs. G. M. Penley home on South pt before the War Moth night at an informal dinne es were laid for Mr. and M Miss Veeta Gilborne, Lee and C. Hoffman. After the dinner party attended the dance at the onic Temple. ses onic Dancing | will be held in/ asonic Temple this evening. All Hartman is the man is the Wyoming Mvtual and 4ill -hay Miss Hartms jing her school term m Sheridan, pr notel there.| appointed. hter of Mr.) The evening was wpent Hartrr Mr. Hart- nes and contests. - ‘Miss ‘nt for thei'Wagner won the ‘honors of the ev Life Insurancelning in the guessing games, his headqu nis now finish-|;Lov after|the y refreshments hostess. were will Buy a big package of POSTUM CEREAL weighing over a pound, net. | What are you paying for | coffee? playing Blanche and M Katherine Anthens tne consolation gift. served 25 Cents Stirrett has returned from Den. ver, where he spent some time on busi-{ ness and taking medical treatments. ea 8 J. S. 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