Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 8, 1922, Page 3

vine street, Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Tea Club Is Entertained. Mrs. R. C. Wyland acted as host- ess at a meeting of the members of the Tea club held at her home on South Wolcott street, yesterday aft- Irene Savage who is visiting here from her home in Salt Lake City, eee Musicale Is Planned. Plans are being perfected by a com- mittee of the members of St. Mark's Synurgae, under-the direction of Mrs. Mark’s Episcopal church. .\ program Casper’s musical circle is, bess ar- ranged, and a delightful evening o* music will be the entertainment. eae “Mother’s Day” Subject at Civie Club Meeting. ‘At the meeting of the Civic club, which was held yesterday afternoon in the Natrona county library, it was decided that the co miele jumbers among e ‘women’ lube to be formed in Casper, take ‘entire charge of the flowers. This custom was followed three years ago and the ladies made near to $54 in the sale of the carnations for Mother's day, which is the second Sunday in May, which will be May 14 this year. though. definite aa yet beer! made, it is possible that the "members of the Civic club will sell the flowers from the lobbies of business buildings or ithe banks. Eastern Star. i tthe 0. E. 8. will meet in regular session tomorrow night at the Ma- sonic temple at 8 o'clock. Important business will be transac ted. * Bridge Dinner | Last Night. o me ‘Mrs. Julian Lever presided last eve’ ing at a dinner served at her-home on th Beech meen preceeding an auction bridge. oa ene scheme of pink and white was artistically carried out with can- dies, flowers and table appointments including dainty nut baskets and place cards. ‘The high honors of the game were taken by Mrs. G. A. Holmes, and Mr. Ira J. Wetherill. . eee Marriage Performed In Chadron, Nebraska, ; George William Mahoney and Miss Blanche Beverage, both of this city, were married by County Judge B. M. Slattery, in Chadron, Neb., the first of this month. 2 Oey an frmeriy 8 ret dent of ine Cee was associated the C. & N. W. baie “Mahoney is of French birth, and has bown living in Casper for some time. “poth Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney have & wide circle of Rees vee . Welfare Meeting For Friday. “A Foes meeting for the members of the Welfare society will pe held Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Methodist church. Important business will be discussed and the plan for future welfare work will be brought up.- All members are asked to be present. Mesdames Harvey Wisner and Fred Hufsmith will be in charge of the social “our. - Farewell Ralecteee er y Newell. Be tsert of Miss Lillias Newell who has been with the Johnson clinic for some time and who is leaving for Omaha, Neb., where she will be asso- ciated with a similar institution, Miss Amanda Tripeny acted as hostess at a dinner served last week-end. Nu- merous informal entertainments were tendered Miss Newell who will leave a wide circle of friends in Casper. eee Stag Dinner Is Ei . foneiae the social events of last week end was the stag dinner served by Mrs. A. M. Watson in honor of Mr. Watson at their home on South Lincoln street. A color scheme of red and white was carried out with flowers and Valentine’ suggestions. A centerpiece of red sweetpeas and table appointments added to the at- tractive appearance of the table. The guests included Waldo Roberts, Harry Manbeck, W. J. O'Brian, R. B. Staple- ton and Mr. Watson. Mrs. Watson was assisted in preparing the meal and in serving the tourses by Mrs. ‘The: Misses Edna and Lenis Smith presided as hostesses at a luncheon served at their home on South Cen- ter street yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Spring flowers were used as the table centerpieces and beautiful appointments added to the charm’ of the scene. Following the luncheon the afternoon was devoted to play- ing auction bridge. The high honors Casver Daily Cribune ASPER THESPIANS SCORE HIT IN PRESENTATION OF HOME TALENT PLAY HERE The charming little theater prevailed at the audi- torium of the Natrona county high school last night at the much an- ticipated performance of the con- temporaneous drama, “Now.a-<days” whictf was presented by a well chos- en cast of local people. The the- ater seats on the main floor as well formerly @ res-) as the school desks at the rear of the room were filled and the balcony also seated many of the audience. ‘The story of the play by George which was shown three acts, had to do with the prob- lems which are facing every modern home of this age, the problems of the husband and wife, and the son night on a business trip through but Mrs. Carter, formerly Helen. Carison, daughter of Mr. irs. Henry Carlson pent the rerhainder visiting with old time friends. Mrs. Carter was formerly county clerk. 9.58 brogue. As a whole, the play assumed the Six Days on Road | from the mill at- Oklahoma air of the professional art, as a res- Mr. and Mra. D. Spending several days here from their home i Salt Creek, attending to busi- ness interests and visiting with friends. W. Lewis are Pretation of Bell Dawson, longsuf- fering and loving wife of William Dawson, who finally revolts under the influence of her daughter, pre sents a sweet character endeared by her problems to the audience. appearance as well as in the read- ing of the part Mrs. Hufsmith was Miss Hattie Kesler, formerly with , M. C. Keith’s hospital, left Tues- afternon for Pierre, S. D., where she will report on a case. between scenes and also helped in making the evening a great success. The proceeds of the night's en- | tertainrfent, which is estimated at | near $500 will be used in purchasing ine to be one | FE WNWDHILE ACTS | Healthy Housewife--Happy Home ON IRIS PROGRARY FOR “7S E Kem Vette Compound Has Hatred For the ,half-sicl housewife , Po" | such 9 union is impossible. Often rece eee ould ies ‘i my 1 | taaes even tho slightest form of | housework. I always had to have a moving picture mj of :he best in the state, a will be used in reproducing {terest to the school children ot the of Casper, and who is now mak- 9 Lusk is spending sev- visiting friends and at- 0 business mat! young girl with great ambitions and the ability to accomplish her artis- tic desires. was played by Mrs. Allen The plot of the play cen- ters around the changes worked in the staid home upon the arrival of Diana who left to give vent to her longings to “make clay live and be The work of Mrs. McLellan was finished in every detail and added much to the high character of . and Mrs. William C. Mahoney returned to their home here from Chadron, Neb., where they spent sev- eral days as guests at the home of Mr.| and daughter, and their relation- and Mrs. J. F. laeger. Jr. ship to the home and to the outside Mrs. W. H. Snoddy who underwent where /an ‘operation of serious nature last Friday is recovering nicely, so friends will be glad to hear. William Dawsor ing contractor, general plumb- e “head of the family of Dawson" a stubborn, well- but old fashioned } wife's place is in the home” sort of ly has occupied} 4 man, the star of the play, was per- fectly taken by J. W. Burns, whose aprupt mannerisms gave a finished touch to the part. Mrs. Fred Hufsmith in her inter- PS oe Shh be es | CITY BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. B, B. Brooks retarned this morning from Cheyenne where they attended the Masonic consisiory and social features attendant upon the bis conclave th*ch has just conclud ‘4 in the camtal city. Sam, the good-for-nothing son of the family who was helped in his ca- reer by his father just because he was seen in F. H. Sea- man, who with the habitual sneer, added to a lazy attitud: subject, and the abjlity to always do Wrong, was another cog in the fami- ly wheel which helped the piay go Routine business on! the attention of the doard of county commissioners during the two days thira milestone to be reached by E.|that the board has been in session. Jay Iba was enjoyed by about eight | Commissioners R. J. Veitch, children who arrived at his home for} Hall and Charles Andg are attending games and contests. Toward close of the time delicious refresh- monts were served. The little host recetved many presents in recogni- Mon of his birthday. cluding five acts and a feature mo- the) the meeting. A reported on the Tribune, Peter B. W. Strickland, district inspector for the Mountain States Inspection Dureau of Denver, W. I. Rehr, an actuary of the R. T. Kemp insurance offices, left yesterday afternoon for Sait Creek. to spend two days on business inspect- {ng the conditions as with his good, n mind, and faith in the suprem- acy of good. was the one character who would please all as the lover “good Samaritan” charatter was Peter, always there the right time. shows how great was his reward. accompanied by Regular Session of Pythian Sisters. ‘The Pythian Sisters wil meet in regular session Thursday Initiadions will be in order and after The last act PAGE THREE and drew hearty laughs with her eacentric dance steps ana iriah |CQT Of Feed Only | <4 3, $7, of cotton, cake at Buck- at 9 o'clock yesterday morning. exactly six days after its shipment ry aking every effort to rus! ents of feed for Mr. Davis ered to home ‘scene a pretty air. The or- |trona county stockmen, was d: xt mornin chestra which played the overture | strated when the Northwe bcm. s —————— —_— oo M. D. Barnett and Sam Bernstein, both prominent business men of Den- ver, are spending several days in the city attending to business connected with the M. D. Barnett the regular work a social hour will be enjoyed and refreshments will be served. Mesdames Bauer, Evers and Wiillam Tolhurct, for a musicale te'Cromveli will act as hostesses. A pe held next Mondzy evening in %t.| large attendance is expected. pesemmisis Thea as PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Carter arrived here yesterday morning from. their The character of the beauty lov- ing philanthropical artist was play- ed by Oliver Hardman, who also had a finger in the ple which finally proved to be humble ple for Father a representative States Inspection reau, the organization which applies the schedules which govern fire incur ance rates in all sections of the Hocky puntain region left last night for his sadquarters in Denver after a two days’ stay in Casper. oe the Mountain including well known members of! Betty Howe, the girl around the Sheriff Joe L. Marquis left yester- @ay afternoon for Arminto, where he will spend a few days inspecting his stock and ranch interests. ———>—__—__ weeping type of girl, was played by Mrs, Ralph Oakes who handled tho exceedingly difficult part with un Charles S. Hill, state commissioner of immigration is in Casper today jn interests off the state executive department. Mr. Hill this morning from Cheyenne. Nellie, an old family servant, as played by Miss Ella Jordan, added a note of humor to the home scenes, Meet me at the Smokehouse. ———_—_<_ arrived here Beauty brings il Corn Beef and Cabbage . Hot Roast Beef Sandwich . Be City, Okla. The,ecar of cotton cake, which sult of the untiring efforts of Mrs. From Oklahoma! was ordered by Mark Davis of the J. W. McIntyre who directed the dramatic work. The costumes were furnished by Fuchs company, and added much to the scenic effects Proof that the railroad companies while the furniture from Chamber- | Were 1 lin’s and Shaffer and Gay gave the | thr C company, through A. L. War ¢ the Richards & Cunningham left Oklahoma City late ir ning of January 31, reached Cas per at 6:30 on February 6, and at 9 o'clock jousework cannot be accomplished. help or I would never have got it Yet the work must be done. gh the advice of friends | _ Many women struggle along for | I havo been taking Lydia E. Plax- A well balanced vaudevitie pit in:| fesFs suffering from some form of | ham’s Vegetable Compound for im } female trouble that makes their nerves and Lydia E. Pinkh: lives miserable and their homes far Blood Medicine for my blood ‘and I picture is promised to patrons from hap; am feeling fine and doi: ol s heate wi he Oo 7 g rte tos eta Bratt Rak a ee eben Lydia, E. 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