Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 30, 1920, Page 3

Miss Katherine Dessert was hodtess last night at’a dinner served at the|3: Sneddon ana Walter Weiblin. Henning hotel and an evening spent rt with auction bridge at- her home on Westminster Guitt” Gfant avenue in honor of a number of Organized. young ladies who were formerly school-; A meeting of mates with Miss Dessert at the Na- trona County High school. Most of the guests are now attending universi- ties and colleges and are home for their vacations. The elaborate dinner was served at the hotel after which the party wen! to Miss Dessert’s home. The evening was spent Playing auction bridge and refreshments were served. The guests included Misses Anna business girls church, city who have no cturch home here given the organization, Meetings w! Trevett, Kathryn Mahoney,. Ethel |/be held every two wééks on Wednes- Rowse, Emmy-Lou Janulewicv, Lenis| ay afternoon. The election of officers. Smith, Janice Hufsmith and Eva! Was left last night, and committees for Woodside. the different work were appointed. ese Elaborate Arrangements for New Year's Dance. The New Year will be welcomed in at the Winter Garden with all of the nofse and favors that go with a New were present. transacted a social time was enmoret see Ladies’ Ald to Meet, ~ Year's patty. Slap sticks; fancy hats,| The Ladies’ Aid society of the Met confétti, Horns atid many othér .noise makers will be presented to the danéers, | Parlors on Friday afternoon It is plannéd that at midnight the | o'clock. . | discussed. at will make their app yt etaks Special lighting effects will make the anhual drama more realistic: After midnight, Schembeck’s ore {ta will be host with several dane The other dances, of the nitig will be managed on the usuel plan. Miss Bernardine Kirchhof and Mi fre Mail Us Your guests included Mr. and Mrs. Webb Barnes, Mrs. Lynn Garton, Miss Ver- na’ Burnett and. Medsrs. Ca¥ O'Beirn, and teachers who are members of the Pres- byterian church was held last night at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Wilson, pastor of the Présbyteritin The meeting’ was for the purposé of forming an organization for the young ladies of the church and those in the The Westminster Guild was the name Twenty young ladies of the chiirch After the businéss was odist church will meef if the chure 2:30 Important business will be Rdythe Dolan of Denver, are expected to arrive tomorrow and will be guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pat: d. h h iss Nee - KODAK fiformal Party FINIS: sr Lag oe Quick Servicé Miss Frances Harfington entertained . a number of friends at her home on SEE ee South Elm street last evening. The Box 1076 -fifie was spent with music and danc- Casper, Wyo. inj AY peor was bons , ' On page 5 you will be told what Forbidden Fruit is. ; For the Last Day of 1920 We Will Placs ort Sale _ ALL DRESSES Duvetyns, Duve de Laines Panne Velvets At Half Price All Goats and. Suits At Half Price z PD>DDPIDIIORDOD I BOS ERE LEI EOLA | POOP YOOOHRODI ONIN /Dance at Temple for Amieritam Eegion. ‘he regular Thursday night informal dancing party will bé held in the Tem- ple auditorium as: usual. will be chaperoned by members of the Women's Airkxiliary Legion. New Year's’ Eve Watch at Methodist Church: An invitation is extended to all of the membeFS of thé Methodist church, the congr¢égation and the strangers in the city who have no curch attact- ment to attend the the Methodist church from 8° o'clock until 12:30, During the evening the entertain- ment will be-in charge of the Epworth League and music, games and a gen- eral get-together time’ will be enjoyed At midnight the meeting will close with a devotional hour, Bachelor days, Husiness men of the city have’ retelved invitations. E fe “Watch Tide” at ee Sty Party Cagber, ew WME Make thelr home in| Center street, is leaving: this afternoon | Cell Bon will be host this evening a. Sa gee live, ine pi aad She Bie ee at a stag part in Honor of Silas; Were Married ie eb) Brooks, who is soon to foreswWear hia |#t Sheridan. S. Plefce Has returned from Denver A number of proniinent a) The ,affair to the Ameri¢an It is for the benefit of the American Legion and the usual good}ley is'a prominent attorney of Dov-| business. attendarice is expected. glas, Selec SF" a, Rk John M. Whisenhunt and J. J. Gib- Mr. and Mrs. Neil Tyler and son H, Stewart is in Denver looking] lin will take their seats in. the city Yisitin Women’s and Misses’ Plush Coats, fancy Seco Silk lined— $18.95 | Women’s and Misses’ all-wook Velour Coats, fur®eollars; excep- tional values— $23.95 The choice of any woman’s or Misses’ Hat in the house. Nothing; reserved. Choice— $2.95 Women’s and Misses’ Crepe de Chine Blouses, fancy em- broidered— $2.89 ‘Extra quality Black Sateen Petticoats, - 95c grade, $3.50 crunlity;, $1.98 - $2.50 grade cale, faney trimmed, Officers’ Ball Tonight's Affair, | The second formial dance to be yxiven * by exofficers of the late war will be} held this evening in the Winter G: den. friends will attend. * McDonough-Raabe Ceremony Performed. Miss Mary Raabe and Michael T. Mc- Donough were Wednesday bY Rev. John H. Mullin of renter 6g Neesnole acemee: ie Edward Murane} who has been spend- | ‘4 2 wel ended by iss } Y MARS! ing me ys with his parents, Margaret Barrett and Bryan McKia-|'"& ‘he holidays with his paren! Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stewart have ary rived from Sheridan, where they were Married a week ago, up their residence in Casy was formerly Miss Grete! and is an accomplished musi¢ian, The groom is a world war veteran and is employed by the Midwest Refining coni- pany of this city, < city attending to business. Women’s and Misses’ | fabric garments— Scotch Outing Flatnel Night Gowns, extra heavy Bungalow Aprons, good grade Per- Floyd E. Pendell, attorney, has: re- turned to the city from Golden. Coio., |Where he spent Christmas. | + Mrs, R: BE. Evans and son Richard [| have returned to their home here after spending the Christmas holidays with | Mrs. Evans’ parents in Colorado. eee Hon, G: W. Byers of Champaign, 1, is spending the holidays at the home of his daughter, Mrs. R. B. Wyatt, of this city. Besides the ex-officers miany oe united in. marriage Judge and Mrs. C .D. Murane of South where he spent the Christmas time w his parents. He has resumed. his 1 and have taken er. The bride 77 Manahan, | tion: in the engineering department of the Midwest Refining company. ae ee Willian’ Jardine of Jardine & Slack, printers, has returned to his work after an illness of several days. | ee oe @ . A, Emley of Doduglas, William Hardin, an attorney of Lan-} der, is in the city enroute to his home is in the) | from Cheyenne, where he has been on Mr. Em attens. Women’s and Misses’ tailored Suits; big variety. Specially priced— $14.95 Wool Coats; also pile $9.95 & Women’s and Misses’ Women’s and Misses’ | Party Dresses, in ali the delicate shades, fancy all-wool Blue Serge Skirts, good line to select from— $4.95. lace trim- ming; special— $14.95, For women and misses street and-af- ternoon dresses, in the best materials. A wonderful oppor- . tunity to buy a high- grade dress— $25.00 Forest Mills Under- wear, all kinds— 25 Per Cent Discount % Women’s and Misses’ Women’s and Misses’ Georgette Blouses, beautifully embroid- ered and lace trim- med; also Plaids and Pongees— Georgette Blouses, extra beaded, and heavy quality, embroidered lace- 'trimmed; exceptional vahies— $6.75 White and colored Lawn and Voile Waists, 89c Women’s cotton crepe Night Gowns, 89c Our remaining Fur Stock, either Scarf and Muff Sets, or Fur Coats, 33 1 Sout I | Children’s Blue Serge NIT 9 Ca ORS io LTE PO DEM DEG Ts Women’s Silk Skirts, in Poplin and Plaid, $3.75 grade Cotton Hose—all sizes, 25c correct style for school, ee 98 Best Look in our window for a few suggestions. pJouds- ’ Hardware Telephone 714 Friday, December 31, Last Day of ‘The Great Clean-Ur Sale 5 Women’s and Misses’ pede Serge Dress- fancy embroid- cred also a_beauti- ful line of Silks suit- able for all occa- sions— $9.95 a One lot of Children’s wool Coats, te close out, 6:to 14 years— $7.95 Extra quality Salts Seat Plush Coats, fur-trimmed— Our entire line of In- fants’ and Children’s wear— 20 Per Cent Discount extta good Middies, the Our stock of the Makes of Tools exceptionally complete and Moderately Priced. Opposite Henning Hotel Mail Orders filled same day as received. Prompt City Delivery POLOSSOS OOOO SOS OO OOO OOO OOOO HS OO OSEOS: Gordon Silk Hose, black SILK PETTICOATS, Taffeta or Jersey, or com- binations, $8.50 grade, WOMEN’S MUFF'S In pile fabric matérials, satin lined, worth $5.00, Special $1.49 SEE O}iliver Company 105 South Center Street > Women’s and Misses’ ! all-wool Plaid Skirts, the newest up-to-the minute style— $9.95 Women’s and Misses’ 36-inch Coney Fur Coats; the regular $125.00 grade— $66.65 Our entire line of women’s and misses’ Sweater Coats, in ev- ery desirable style and pattern— 20 Per Cent Discount Women’s and Misses’ beautiful tailor-made Suits, values up to $65.00. Specially priced— $29.95 and colors, 95c $4.95 SUPP PLO IL PALE LE BAA Ah hehehehe es,