Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 18, 1922, Page 3

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1922. - RgRes hi g £ ot apeygtet kg tll Pe F Es gees i i | gf ts | | it if § fil i i ? Deticious by Misses Bishop and Lilly. school, 10:30 mo: 4 ‘The guests included Mesdames Ar- Mra. BE, R. Pelkey Luke 8:4-15. thenet CSowing tbur Horsch, Herman Seidel, Charies|P’ano, “Friendship Valse"_Streabog| Reaping.” 730 evening service. Wharton, Charles Rose, James Speas, Dox Wey Carr Luke 2224-30; theme: R. P. Johnson, mother of the bride-| Voral, (a) “Rose Dreamed She Was | ness In Christ's Kingdom.” First Corner of Sixth and Durbin, Chas. A. Wilson, pastor Sun and udult bible classes, morning worship 11 a. m,; Message From a Multitude.” the appreciation of tne reception the music faculty received during their Unfold, Ye Portals, Grounod; They Shall Hunger No Mofe, Holy and Pelkey. 630 p. m Myr. J. G. of D. A. R. Next Weel. The annuai guest evening and so- -" cial entertainment to be held under | 782°, nerptesie bcos Anthony the auspices of the Daughters of the lecn Butler American Revolution. will be an event| Vocal, “Kittens” Floy Bartiett in recognition of Washington's birth- Marion Kleber day noxt Friday evening at the home| VC! Trico, “Rest™________.__ant of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Kimban Sr.| Mesdames Leschinsky, Pelkey and ‘The idea of the entertainment will be Hiorner carried out with Washington's birth-|2¢0, “Valse Lacifle™. day suggestions under the Constance Metz of Mrs. Wiliam Holland, regent. Vocal, “The Silent Lute"_____Barry cee Mrs. Lial Branson Vocal, (a) 'Marmny Dear”_____Grey @) “Sunrise and Yeu"__Penn subject, “Friendship.” Lord Most Merciful, Cramner, ¥riml Messrs. Firmin and Lundberg. slides.) church parlors. Mra. Fowlers’ will have ea party fri the clturch par- ‘There will lors Wednesday evening. Vocal, “Keep On Hopin’™. The table decorations were of tulips} | —-—-—-—--------—-_Heron-Maxwen and freesia following the color scheme Mra. F. J. Leschinsky of red and white. Appropriate table| P!=n°, “Valse Arebesque”_____Tack appointments were used in carrying Mrs. W, W. Anderson out the attractive idea. Following the delicious Inncheon the afternoon was spent playing auc- tion bridge. Five tables played. The high score of the afteznoon was} Mesdames B. C. Gates and L. E. taken by Mrs. W. J. Bailey while} Sundwell Mrs. Major Ormsby received the con-|Accompanists, Mrs. A. I, Cook and solation. Rudolph Lundberg. The guests inctuded the Mesdames| The evening of music will start at Thomas Cooper, W. R. Johnson, Ju-|8 o'clock at the club rooms of the le Man Lever, John. McGrath, John| ston in the West Hotel building. Grieves, C. V. Norris, G. A. Holmes,| The next concert will take place J. B. Barnes, L. A. Reed, Major Orms-| Monday, March 20, when the program | is still in a critical condition. by, H. Is Patton, T, A. Dean, Carl| will consist of old, familiar songs, 2/8. @ ° start on a 25-day trip with ten badoes, Trinidad and six points. Vocal Duet, “New Life”. beets a fall last week. Mrs, Place jured her ankle. Shumaker, Seeley, “Weed, Wallace oe Mr. and Mrs. C. BE. Leavitt, W. M. Holland, John McFay-! Woman's Benefit spending several days den, W. J. Bailey and Walter Mac-; Association Meet. The pretty affatr was the first of a series of bridge luncheons which will be served at the home of Mrs. Black- more. The next. luncheon will be held during the coming week. meeting of the Friday bridge club ‘which was held at the home of Mrs. George B. Nelson on South Center street. evening at 8 o'clock in the I, 0, 0.| business interests. F. hath eee | be conducted and-all of the members ses Box Social and Dance For Tuesday . Redmen, Pou Agie No. 10, and Iro- qouise Council, degree of Pocohantos No. 5, will hold a box social followed | by a dance, at the I, O. O. F. hall on Pocpey ern ERSONALS Tho ladies are asked to bring the! boxes of supper which will be auc-| tionel off, and will start the evening’s entertainment in a lively manner. John M. Whisenhunt recently un- Dancing will be enjoyed to the mu- sic of the orchestra of the Natrona county high school and light refresh- ments, will be served. All members of the organizations and their famfl- ies are invited to attend. see bull where they intend to make Park! home in the future. of. : street. . Mr. and Mrs. throat and is now improving steadily. eee bond houses. — Se Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burckert, who have been house guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Teitjen, have returned to their home, Mr. Burckert is a broth- er of Mrs. Teitjen. ee Elaborate Preparations For Y and ¥ Dance ; ‘The decorative scheme of the for-| Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sulltvan and/in the retail business district mal dance for Tuesday evening which Mrs. Sarah Morton of Douglas, sailed| carly today. A Young Man in Business Whether for himself, or for someone else, cannot establish a more valuable connection than one with this strong, re- ‘liable bank. The right investment of -his funds is one of the most important factors in such a young man’s struggle for recognition and success. It prepares him for future business opportunities and gives him self-reliance. The National Bank of Commerce A Bank of Strength and Service. The second of the delightful formal dinner parties tu be presided over by Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kimball, Sr., was held last evening-at their home on South Wolcott street. Table decorations in yellow and white ‘with candlesticks, yellow jon- the color scheme in a pretty manner. Following the dinner the evening ‘was devoted to playing auction bridge. ‘The high honors were taken by Mrs. J-S. Snook,and Frank England. The invited guests included Messrs. and Mesdames I. A. Reed, Ben H. Pelton, H. L. Patton, George B. Nel- son, J. C. Snook, Frank England; Mrs. Anna Leeper, Messrs. C. B. Perce, C, B. Richardson and-Justin Kingdon. The next of the series of dinners ‘will be held on. Tuesday evening, Feb- Tuary 21, at 7 o'clock. =~ cee Alominom Shower for Miss Johnson. “ Miss Marie Bishop and Miss Cleocia Lilly acted as hostesses at an anlum- inum shower held at the home of Miss Bishop,’ 818 East Second street, last Thursday evening, honoring Misa Ma- bel Johnson, who will soon be mar- ried to Lester A. Parker. ‘The first event of the program of entertainment was the mock wed- @ing service. The part of the bride groom was enacted by Miss Lillian Bishop and the dainty bride was Miss J. H. Goeckel, pastor. 9:30 Suralay “True Great. day school 45 a m; sermon, Anthem. City"), Gaul, Mesdames Frank Young people's meeting McCann will speak. Mr. Firmin will sing a solo. Evering worship 7:30 Anniversary sermon for the Knights of Pythias Anthem, cessional, R. de Kuven. Quartet. O dames Buckner and Leschinsky, started lecture Monday 7:30 p. m., subject, Children of Many Lands (45 Meeting of the Missionary society Thursday, 2:30 p. m. in the from New York today for Bermnda, according to advices received here to- day. Mr, and Mrs. J. BE. Hanway and daughter, Miss Isabel, havo made res- ervations for March 4 when they wil! including Bermuda, Martinique, Bar- Mrs. Fred Place is confined to her apartment home in the Tdeal with a badly sprained ankle, resulting from shopping in the Richards & Cunning ham store when she slipped and in- She is now able to be about the house although her foot Hoffine are in Denver, where Mr. Hoffine, manager of the The Woman's Benefit association | Casper store of the Mills Printing and will meet in regular session Monday | Stationery company, is attending to ‘The delayed initiation services wilt} Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mills have re ; eee = turned from Los Angeles, where they A Imnchaon preceded the afternoon see who have received the obl: have spent-the past month. Mr, of bridge, Throo tables of cards were| Informal ‘Tea Feaabean to Golnrcetaa tee tiriatices | Mie ie! tn ;rtioh: betters belt, thar played. ‘or Visitor. ee Mrs, Arthur Watson entertained at! @rood. bd) Literary Meeting an informal tea served at her home charge of the social hour and will| Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Teitjen have For Monday. yesterday afternoon in hono of her serve refreshments. left for Michigan, where they intend ‘The Literary 5 ; eee to make their home for the next two ‘club will meat on M ing in the city from her home in Lan-| Golden Wedding | years. They have a wide circle of at 230 o'clock at the der. : Anniversary Sunday. friends heré who send best wishes ‘W. M. Kilcher, 365 Cy avenu: Stx friends were invited to meet tho/ Re aaa ete ar A faing, The study of modern drama will be| guest, and a pleasant social atternoon| | Tana Mrs. area ae, ae S908 taken up by clith members. was spent. | Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Sandofrd are Attorney J. P. Kem of Newcastle is in Casper today on, business connected ith his ofl interests in this vicinity. one R. M. Boeke and daughter left yesterday for Denver where they will spend several days on & combined business and pleasure trip. derwent a serious operation on his|/Mr. Boeke, who {s city attorney, will take up legal matters with Denver $250,000 FIRE IN FLORIDA, OCALA, Fla., Feb. 18—Damage es- timated at $250,000 resulted from fire €be Casper Dailp Cribime therefore for ye krow not the day nor the hour when the son of man cometh.” You are cortially Invited to attend our services, Rey. C. A. shall, pastor, Methodist Episcopal. 302 East Second street. Rev. Lewis E. Carter, pastor. 945 a m. Sunday school. 11 & m. sermon subject “Ctl.” Anthem, “God of our Fathers” (Cus tance). Solo, “Prayer” (Leurance) by Mr. Cook 230 p. m Membership clam 315 p. m King Heralds. Music and story telling hour. 6:30 p. m. Epworth league Mrs. Carter will close the discussion of the book, “John Wesley, Jr.” Solo’ by Mr. Rutz. 7:30 P. ™m. sacred concert by the choir. See program elsewhere, Tuesday charch night will be observed. The atten- dance at the midweek service has more than doubled since church night was started three weeks ago. Supper at 6:00 p. m served by the Kensing- ton ircle. Social hour till 7 p. m. Services for study and prayer tnclud- ing @ stereopticon lectura Wednes: day, 2:30 p. m. to 6 p m. a George Washington tea at the home of Mrs. Durham, 815 South Durbin street. Mrs. E. E. Fisher will provide the en- tertainment with her pupils in ex- pression, The offering will be to help buy = piano for our Wyoming mission- ary in China, Miss Abel. Everyone is invited. Friday 7:30 p. m. choir re- hearsal. Friday 7 p. m. Boy Scouts. Saturday 730 p. m. orchestra rehears- al Swedish Evangelical Free Church. Services will be held Sunday even- ing at 7:30 o'clock at the Carlson home, 637 East Twelfth street. Seventh Day Adventist. Moose hall, 139 East Secand street. Walter H. Schacht, pastor. Sabbath school 10 a. m., preaching service 11 a. m., bible lecture every Sunday evening. Subject for Feb. 19, “God's Memorials.” This takes up the sub- ject of baptism and Lord's supper, etc. What is the right torm of bap- tism and what does it mean? What does it mean to take part tn the Lord's supper? Come to the Moose hall Sanday evening. Y. W. C. A. Cafeteria Fried Chicken and Chicken Pie Saturday Afternoon 530 to 7 P. M. be open house at the ¥. W. GC. A. from 4 to 6 p. m Sunday afterneon for the Girl reserves and friends. We Welcome every member of the K. P. lodge to attend the anniversary ser- vice Sunday evening. The public is welcome. First Church of the Nazarene. 611 East H street. Nona D. | Pastor, 833 North pont whopeeeoy Sunday school 1000 a. m., superintend- nt E. A. Turner. t 11:00 @ m., evening worship at 7:30 - mm. West Side Woman's Prayer band will meet at the home of Mrs. F. R. Cathcart, ‘1127 South Willow striet, Tuesday afternoon at 2:30, lead- er Nona D. Gillespia. The regular mid-week prayer meeting at the cbureh Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Every- one is cordially invited to all the: ser- vices and strangers are given a hearty welcome. Text, and Text, Christian Science. Christian Science services aro hed evey Sunday at 11 a m. in the church edifice at the corner of Fourth and Grant streets. The lesson sermon for tomorrow is “Mind.” The public is cordiaNy invited. Sunday school is held at 9:45 a. m. Testimonial meetings are held Wed. nesday evening at $ p. m. Mission Sunday School. Eleventh and Cedar street. Sunday school 10 a, m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:20 p. m Pentecostal Holiness. Services at 1102 North Durbin street Mra. Champion Schultz in charge, Sun. day at 2:30 p. m Preaching at 3 o'clock and 7:30 o'clock. Revival meetings will be held overy night next Week with special healing service on Thursday evening. Everyone mad+ welcome. The subject of the sermon will be “The Soon Coming of Christ.” Rev. “A duet, (The Ke Mes- Ti class St. Mark's Church. Seventh and Wolcott. Rev. Philip K. Edwards, rector. Holy commun- fon at 8 a m. Church school at 9:45 a m. Morning prayer and sermon at 1110 a m Just Received Another shipment of im- ported Hartz Mountain and German Roller Singing Canaries ‘The birds are all guaran- teed to be first class sing- ers. Make your selection while our stock is complete. The Flower Shop Arkeon Bldg—Phone 1485 Latter Day Saints. Church of Jesus Christ of Yatter Day Saints. Services held in Labor union hall-on North Wolcott. Sun- day school 10:30 a.m. Evening meet- ing 17:30. Everybody welcome. No collections taken. The relief society will meet ‘Tuesday aofternpon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Carl Bluthorsch, 332 South Grant street. stops, other North Side Church. Sabbath school 10 a. m. George Specht, superintendent; Calvin Neely, asnistant. Morning service 11 a. m. Text, Matt. 4:10: “Thou Shalt Wor- ship.” Young people's meeting 7 p. m. Leader, » Peter Peterson. These meet- ings increase in attendance and inter est. All are welcome, young and old to these meetings. Evening service 7:45. Text Matt. 25:13: “Watch ye Marinello Shop De Luxe 5 Phone 1742 Zuttermeister Bldg. Superfluous hair, warts and moles removed by electrolysis (experienced operator). Hairdressing, shampooing, manicuring, facial. ROSELLA B. LEMON ANN S. CORWIN bcs] A COLD! SYSTEM! Chiropractic Adjust- ments for a Cold. DR. I. E. BERQUIST Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 1757 Free Adjustments Every Tuesday in February From 12 to 2 and 7 to 8—One Free Adjustment to Each New Patient. here Victor Records THESE THREE MARCH RELEASES ARE ON SALE TODAY °) FROM BOND SALE READY a,” Wee Trot ......, Whiteman sence [Or Ot | and his “They Call It Dancing,” Fox Trot ... 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