Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 3

mA OD © i : james Wilde and Mra. Vir- | Hy herself whilo here, and enjoyable | Fetreahments were served of honor and the resent were, Mes- Mr, and Mrs. Cone have made an extensive sojourn through the west, ern coast. other points in the east, t return to their home in Wayni Ind te Meet. The Fortnightly Bridge club will’ meet at the home of irs. H. L. Pat- ton, 142 South Wolcott tomorrow at 2pm Mrs. A. T. Jessen and Mrs, Sidney Morrison entertained yesterday after- moon st a very charming bridge Yancheon, Five tables were arranged. Mrs, Marshall Dayton took high score and Mrs, James Morrison received low. The decorations were pink and white, aided by sweet peas and sun- burst Yoses. Another party of like nature is being held at Mrs. Jessen's bBeme this afternoon. - Mrs. T. C. Tonkin, 425 South Grant, entertained 12 guests last night at her home with an informal dinner, Mixed sweet peas set off the table very nicely. A pleasant time was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Frank England will tertain at dinner tomorrow eve ge at their home on South street. eee Pan Hellenic to Entertain Girl Graguates. ‘The Woman's Par Hellente asso- ctati¢n is entertaining the girls of the graduating class of the Natrona county high school with a Pan Hel- lenie tea at 3 o'clock, May 13, at the home of Mrs. A. W, Peake, 1004 South David, 2 Mother’s Day ‘The junior department of the Methodist. Sunday school will give a Mother’s Day program at the regular Sunday school hour. The mothers of the junior 2 aia: are cordially in- vited, Club. Mrs. Fred Villnave and Mrs. C. P. Taylor will entertain a group of wom- en of the Departmente: club at the jfnome of Mrs. Taylor, 937 South Lin- coln street, at a bridge party tomor- row at 2 p. m, Six tables will be nea. eee ot arate gam ae gooelae R. Schank is enter- taining the ladies of the Friday Bridge. club at a luncheon and cad party this afternoon at her home, 1210 South Walnut, Three tables are to be filled. Decorations are the yel- low rose. eee Monday Bridge Club to Meet. ‘The Monday Bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs. Julian Lever, 726 South Beech, Monday at 2 p.m. Mrs. P. C. Nicojaysen and Mrs. Lever wil! be hostesses. eee Thursday Club at Patton Home, Mrs. S. N. Brooks met with the Thursday club yesterday afternoon at . | ¥ited. Appropriate decorations wit! TY | the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. L, Patton. Honors were | taken by Mrs. C. T. Weidner. eee Mrs, W, G. \Burnett entertained with three tables of five hundred at }her home on North Jackson yester- | day, Mrs. Bubb won first prize and | Mrs. J, Nelson took low prize. one Oriental Birthday ‘es- | Party Planned. The fourth birthday of M-s» Betty 4). ] Mansfield will be celebrated at an ex- tremely clever and unique Oriental party tomorrow afternoon from 3 un- til 5, given at the home of Mrs. Joe Mansfield, Sixteen of the young friends of Miss Betty have been in- be in evidence. | St. Mark's Guia Elects Officers. rs, Newell was elected to the} presidency of St, Mark's guild at the meeting held ‘yesterday at the parish "®Y 18 in Casper today cn business . ve rating |CoRNected with the state office. house, Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen acting} as hostess for the occasion. Mrs.| Harry Young was elected vice presi-! cover, $300 had heen taken fn as a result of that affair. At the con- clusion of the business session a so- vial hour was enjoyed. a eee Bake Sale ‘Tomorrow. | A bake sale conducted Setnty 4 Mrs. J, W. Burns and Mrs. Carpenter for the benefit of he Wet. fare club will be held at the Holmes hardware store tomorrow from 10:30 to 2:30. J. Deeds of the Home Insurance company is in town today. eee EB. J. Benard, of the Mountain States Inspection bureau is in the city. eee B. W. Knotten, district manager of) New York Life Insuranco company,; went to Denver last night. ee J. F. Roland left Wednesday for Denver. He will be back Sunday. | cee | Charles Shobiom, local contractor, | returned yesterday from a business trip to Laramie and Cheyenne. eee Gus F. Bell of Huie and company, returned yesterday from a trip to Scottsbluff, Neb., where he has been on business. eee George Balloe supervisor of Fleisch. mau’s Yeast company is in Casper on business. Mrs. Balloe is with him. eee Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Wertz went to! Denver this morning. Mr. Wertz is| FOR RENT Store room, 22x40 feet, in best location. State your line of business in first let- ter. Address Box A-33, Tribune Try O Fried Spring Chicken Dinner Wyatt Cafeteria Saturday on to the am Inner-Circle Candies SOHN Pink sept ous line of Producers and Refiners corporatiop. Mrs. Wertz will probably make a visit of some length. cee W. E. Finney, gas superintendent of the Midwest is in Salt Creek today. eee B. B. Lummis left for Denver Wed- nesday. eve unk Buick roadster to Eliner Green of! reen Drilling company is among the sales of the Casper Motor com- pany this week , cee J. J. Durst, district manager of the Oil Well Supply company, who has been in Denver for the week on busi ness, is expected back tomorrow. see ‘Mark U. Weber of the Chapel On eee L. A. Reed, who has spent the past several days in Cheyenne and Denver in the interests of the Midwest Refin- aed company returned here this morn- Dg cee ‘William Rogers, inspector for the Otis elevator company left last night for Denver fatter ppending several days inspecting the elevarors installed by the company in Casper. soon Se pant thege wales on bestest connected with the transfer of Cha: Pall Oll company interests to the 3k) Attorney W. H. Patten who has; been in Cheyenne and Denver for the past two days will return tomorrow morning. see , Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Pitts, 1509 East Second street are the parents of a nine pound baby girl which was born at the family @ yesterday morn ing. Both mother and child are get ting along nicely. Oil Burners Are Hard on Beaches, Congress Learns WASHINGTON, May 5.—The bathing beach girl and lobster have suffered alike from pollution of | navigable waters by oll burning ships, the house foreign affairs committee revealed today in a re- port on a resolution requesting the president to call ‘a conference of Negro Convict Becomes Rich While in Pen JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., May 5. —D. H. Hayes, a negro convict at the state penitentiary nere, whose real name is James Manuel, and who is said to own a quarter sec- tion of ell land in Mexico, reported to be worth in tho neighborhood of four million dollars, left here early today in custody of Buck Williams, & :rison deputy, to go to Kansas City for certata papers beariny: on Tis title to the land. ‘The tract had been regarded as being of little or no value until re cently when an offer was received by the prisoner from an oil con- 1g Chicken. Dinner 11:30 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. SATURDAY Special Showing of PAGE THREE The use of hydraulic power In Spain for mils and other industries is tn- For 64 years mothers have found it the most successful baby food. Durham and Lowey attorneys, will re- turn tomorrow morning from Denver after a several days business visit. cee that company is returning tomorrow from Vincent Carter, deputy state attor- miritirie nations to stop it. Aside from the fire hazard re sulting from the piling up of ot! waste along the docks, the report Harry B. Durham, of the firm of] showed that on the Atlantic, Pa- cafic and the Gu'f, lobsters, oysters and fish of all sorts were being de streyed to an alarming extent and bathing beaches had been Mark U. Weber of the Chappell Oi! greatly damaged becguse of the pol- Intion. uproar, stops to meditate a in the gardens of the Hotel Im: At Santa Marguerite, NOTICE. Rake sale benefit Welfare club at | Holmes Hardware, Saturday, May 6; 10:30 to 2:30 o'clock; Angel food a specialty. Midsummer and Sport Hats All Hats Greatly Reduced. 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