Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 17, 1922, Page 3

“Betty Stolp, daughter of a prominent Charming Affair. and white and pennants bearing the image of the harp were prominent in the decorations. Each booth was in charge of several laidies of the society and in every way presented an attrac- Dr, G. M. Anderson, teacher of the/tive appearance with the wares, and class, presided as toast master in his|the pretty arrangement of the booth. wnual happy manner. A luncheon was served all during the afternoon. ‘This evening a concert will be in- eluded tn the program, and musical numbers will be rendered by persons of note in musical circles of the city. eee Social and Business Meeting Is Enjoyed. The past noble grand ctub met with Mrs. Lillian Bogue and Mrs E. A. Sawyer, ai the home of Mrs. Sawyer, 163 North Kimball street, Wednesday afternoon. , A business and social gathering war enjoyed, after which a delicious lunch eon was served by the hostesses. The decorations for the luncheon McGlade, W M. Ward, J. J. Giblin, John &. McKnight and D. M. Haynes. The Were enlightened with tories, wit and pleasantry. = — = SS | = — west Refining company and Bowers of the Dlinois Pipeline company. Selections by a male quartet, Mesars Ralie, Cartwright, Firmin and Jones also pleased the banqueters. Mrs. Ralph Buckner sang & lovety eolo which was well received. The banquet supper was served by the Ladies Aid society of the church. ‘The Men's Brotherhood class meets every Sunday morning at the men’s classrooms of the church and a cordial welcome is extended to all who come. eee Mrs. Kelly Is Hostess. Mrs. Andrew J, Kelly presided at a Tuncheon bridge yesterday afternoon et her home in the Albuquerque apart- ments. Yellow Jonquis were the flowers used, while paddy green predimtnated in the table appointments. 2 eo ‘Two tables of bridge played follow- St. Mark’s Gulla . | Enjoys Meeting. Brewster, high, and Mrs, G. Hicks,| Another of the all day meetings of ioe the members of the St. Mark's Gufld was held at the parish house of the church yesterday, Tho gathering was well attended and time was devoted to kensington work on articles for the bazaar which is planned for April 27. During the noon hour a delicious Tuncheon was served by Mrs. J. L. The dist church met at the home of Miss Bernice Henry, 323 South Grant street, the first of this week. A business session was followed by @ social time which the young ladies greatly enjoyed. Due to the absence of Miss Helen Bishop, Miss Naomi Brittain adted as president and pre- sided over the meeting. At tho close of the afternoon Mrs, Henry assisted by Mrs. Thompson served the guests with a dainty lunch eon, St. Patrick's day idea was clev-, == erly carried out in table decorations | eee Green and White Is Color Scheme. As appropriate to St. Patrick's day, green and white was the color scheme prettily carried out with green roves ‘and table appointments at the lunch- eon served at 1 o'clock this noon at the apartment home of Mra. E. W. Elder. Places were laid for 12 guests nt the three luncheon tables. ~ Following the daintily served sev- eral course meal, the afternoon was devoted to playing auction bridge, eee Appear at Iris, ees Miss Ethel Mann and her students of dancing will appear in art especially (|| Orebared program to be given at the | Iris theater in addition to the usual |] Srogram, Saturday night. Pretty costumes have been made for the dancers and the dances promise to be the most fintshed and of the numerous performances which have attracted a good audience. ee Luncheon and Bridge Mrs, James H. Simmons, 616 De Tine street, entertained for a number —_—— SPECIALS he Carper Daily Cridune eee Informal Evening Much Enjoyed. & kensington and soctal time. Towards the close of the affair, an appetizing luncheon was served by the hostess. The place cards and nut Pettingill, A.| baskets carried out the spring colors. ‘The guests inctuded Mesdames Thomas Kinney, Jack M. Gee, E. L. Mead, CP. Brodie, Carl of yellow and white in = pretty man-| Shumaker and O. L. Walker, jner Mrs. E. L. Mead, 614 South Beech Street, entertained informally last evening for a number of her friends at PAGE THREE SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 236 South Wolcott St. : Phone 1277-W E. W. MARTIN, Mgr. Successor to D. G. Bates and E. F. Sprague, who are no longer ¢onnected with company. Remember Phone and Address. For Saturday In All Departments Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear MILLINERY And In Our Bargain Basement The Leader OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE Special for Saturday only, 75 Suits, regular values up to $65.00. Fea- tured specially at Sizes 34 to 44. Tweeds, navy blue, trico- tines, poiret twills and Oxfords, in slender, long line effects, narrow belts, various types of mannish pockets, box coats, full flare, snug-fitting shoul- ders and sleeves add to House Guest for } a Eastern Vacation. Miss [ rris, daughter of Mr. in Denver, is expected to return to her hore tomorrow. She will be ac- jcorymmied (by her Foommata Mpks Chicago specialist, who will be a house planned for the young Iadies by bers of the. young social circle of the city. 5 Baraar Well Attended. Although ft4s too early to announce the proceeds of tha annual bazaar of the Altar and Rosary society, the com- mittee members in charge state that they are well pleased with the splendid attendance, and that the bazaar will rate among the most profitable ever held by the organization. All during the afternoon the Multin club was the scene of many trans- actions as the visitor® purchased the Thoughtful Mothers | know that aes Ultona Before You Choose Your Phonograph wick tone. ing difference. = judgment, All Sizes and All Finishes. From $65.00 to $300.00 Cash Payments $1.25 to $4.50 Wardrobe Of course only the best is good home will be found at most reason- able prices in our infants’ depart- ment. With every $5 layette pur chase the following set of three books will be given. own a Brunswick. Next to Iris Theater Phone 306 Better Make This Test ‘Attend one of our daily demonstra- tions. Hear The Brunswick. Examine the Ultona, pictured above. See if you can find elsewhere the equal of Bruns- See if you can find elsewhere the convenierice of playing all types of rec- ex itowt changing parte—witna Another stp Compare the sweetness of Bruns- ment of wick tone with the metallic quality of ordinary phonographs—note the amaz- Compare The Brunswick with any or all phonographs, feature by feature and part by part, Then use your own Here is a chance for everybody to Richter Music Co. 256 South Center Street We have just re- ceived and added to our rack of sale Dresses 50 Dresses Values up to $30. On sale at $12.95 Unusuai Values 75 Dresses Values up to $42.50, just added to our lot of $19.95 The best vatues in Dresses we have ever offered. WONDERFUL LINE OF Suits From $32.50 Up Plain tailored, fancy silkand bead trimmed. FINE LINE OF Coats From $16.50 to $75.00 the effectiveness of these fashionable models. All silk lined. High class workmanship characterizes the entire collection. Today’s New Styles EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE—DECISIVE SAVINGS Specials in Frocks Values up to $45.00 at the remarkable low price of Poppy skin, silk taffeta, Canton and Roma crepes, crepe de chine and other wanted materials, Their little frills and bits | of lace, their fullness in | the correct place, their ! great variety, not to speak of the fact that there is a frock for every hour in the day. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Hosiery 95c Ingrain silk, brown, champaigne, pearl, grey, chestnut, navy and white lisle sole and top.