Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 3

FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1922. SO Sullivan Enteriain y Bridge Club. Miss Eilleen Sullivan ad Miss Pat- rica Sullivan entertained for the Thursday Bridge club yesterday after- noon at their spacious home on Scuth Center street. Mrs. Cecil Baum took honors. Five o'clock tea was served. Beautiful red roses decorated the two tables. ~*~ se. Kensington in Honor * Of Mrs. William J. Fouchy. A very enjoyable afternoon was spent yesterday at the home of Mrs. A. M. Tuttle in the form of a ken- sington. High tea was served. Spring flowers were used as very appropriate decorations. The gathering was in honor ot Mrs. William J. Fouchy of Denver, who {s visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Harold A. Thompson. eee Mrs. J. F. O'Donnell Holds Bridge Luncheon. A 4elightful bridge luncheon was held yesterday afternoon at the Sonth Kimball residence of Mrs. J. F. O'Don- nell. Mr. . C. Cron and Mrs. Mce- Clelian took honors for games. Pink 72nd white tally cards were used. Flor- 8! decorations were of pink and white carnations. a eke “Ridkostume” Dance By Women of Moose. The ladies of the Moose lode, Cas per chapter No. 306 and the Women of the Mooseheart legian will give 2 “kidkostume™ dance Friday evening, May 19, starting at 9 o'clock. Invita- tions have been extended to all amem- bers and to friends through individ- ual members. Refreshments will be served during the evening. The at- fair will take place in the Mooseheart club rooms of the Foshay building. etary “A Pair of Gloves” Set for Tonight. “A Pair of Gloveu” the three-act comedy which Entertainers have been working on, will be produced tonight at 8 o'clock at the Presbyterian taber- nacle. The play will consume about two hours. It has nine characters, each of which is unique and affords a real laugh. Between the acts there will be violin and vocal solos by well known Casper artists. er Military Ball Great Success. @ dance that followed the elimi- nation drill and the awarding of ath- letic honors last night in the new high school gymnasium was a marked suc- cess. The floor was crowded until the last minute, Beautiful decorations of American flags and N. C. H. 8. shields adorned the balcony. A cluster of pink roses was hung at each end. ary Mrs. Thomas Garrett of Denver, sec- retary of the White Cross society, was the guest of honor at a luncheon last night in the parlors of the Baptist church, at which the girls of the ‘World Wide Guild were present. Mrs. —. -— SHR DCMFW) Garrett talked to the girls on the work beng done ‘7 the White Cross society. ‘This orsanization is similar to the Red Cross in its methods, going mostly however, amoag the missions of the Baptist church and distributing food ad clothing as well as educational facilities. Mrs. Garrett showed the great need for clothing among some of the In- dians of Montana and urged the giris to put forth every effort to answer the call that comes from there. The girls have been doing splendid work along this le for many months. They bave made a great deal of clothing and have done their best to alleviate Lnforturiate conditions within and without the borders of the United States. A talk on the same line as that giv- en yesterday evening was made to the ladies of the church at the home of Mrs. C. D. Poling Wednesday after- noon. Mrs. Garrett left last night for Den- vor. sas Royal Neighbors’ Camp te Give Progressive Card Party. The Royal Neighbors’ camp will give a progressive card party on Mon day evening, May 22, at the Odd Fel lows" hail. The affair is being given to raise funds for the buying of re galia for the degree team, Refresh ments will be served. All visiting and local members and Modern Woodmen are invited. ese Stag Party for Prospective Benedict. A stag party for Lee McGrath of the O'Connor McGrath Constraction compery was given in the apartments of William Kingsley and James O'Connor Wednesday evening. A large number of Mr. friends were present. The recipient of the honor left last night for Nova Scotia, where he will be married to Miss Jean Fleming on June 29. Mr, McGrath is a graduate of Boston School of Technology. eee Stewart Clan Dance Tonight. ‘The Stewart Clan will give a dance tonight at the Odd Fellows’ hall, Re- freshments will be served. Splendid music ts offered by the Stewart Clan pipe band. eee Mrs. Badger Gives Surprise Card Party. Mrs. Badger gave a surprise card party yesterday afternoon at the ranch of Robert Veitch. Those win- ning honors were Mrs. Sam Service and Mrs, Gugie. Refreshments were served. Hansen-Hompes Wedding Today. Gilbert Hansen of this city and Miss Marion Hompes, daughter of Mr. an: Mrs. Lewis Hompes, of Lincoln, Neb. were quietly married at 3 o'clock thi afternoon at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. L. R, Bottrell on Hast Second mcrect, Rev. I. E. Carter of McGrath's | - €be Casper Daily Cridune. dq = See, Mcthotict earch, performed the] which very pleasant eur of ruse ceremony. Both of the young people were for- merty students in the University of Nebraska. Mrs. Hansen is a member of Delta Delta Delta sororiety and the groom is affiliated with Kappa Sigma fraternity. Mr. Hansen has been a resident of Casper for the last year and is with the Prudential Insurance company. His bride has visited here previously and has @ large number of friends among the young people of the city. W. C. T. U. Bake Sale Tomorrow. The W. C. T. U. will hold a bake sale at the Holmes Hardware com- pany tomorrow afternoon for the benefit of this year’s budget, which the organizmtion desires to complete before June 1. Mesdames J. T. Rich- ards and H. FE. Parsons will have charge of the sale. Security Benefit Association Meets. The Security Benefit association held a card party last night at the residence of John Stewart, 441 CY avenue. A very enjoyable time was had. Musical numbers were rendered by several talented members of the association. at ehs Business Girls’ and Teachers’ Pienic Postponed, The picnic of the Business Gtris and Teachers who are members of the Presbyterian church which was to take place tomorrow has been post poned because of the art exhibit which is being held. Many of the teachers are busy working with this affair and cannot get away. eee Brotherhood of American Yeomen Wil! Hold Meeting. The Brotherhood of American Yeo- men will hold their regular meeting Saturday at 9 p.m. AN visiting mem. bers are cordially invited to attend. A social hour will be indulged in, during which time refreshments will be served. eee Mrs. Weathers Gives Mrs. D. W. Weathers entertained {2 guests last night at her home at 19 East Ninth street with an informal linner followed by dancing. Decora- tions were of yellow and white. (pens Mr, and Mrs. Whisenhont tntertain Friends, Mr, and Mrs. John Whisenhunt en- ertained in thelr apartment on East Tellowstone last evening at a party in honor of Mr. and Mrs, L. Cromwell, who are leaving soon for their home n Deer Creek park. The evening was spent in playing id-fashioned games, the “fortune tell- * booth being in evidence with . Mada Campbel) presiding, after Come where dancing is divine. Dreamland Roof Garden ee S lion, Saturday evening, 0. ‘orner H and Harrison streets, =p Casper. 5-19-1t* Try the Wyatt Cafeteria Chicken Dinner Saturday P. M. iii iin found on’ display All Silk Petticoats Made of fine quality Jersey Silk. In a va- riety of colors. $1.98 NOTIONS J.P. Coat’s Tired .4@ ar Weneare 8e Silk Middy Ties: «. 23e Pe a BE Pearl Buttons, $e 12 om card. Would be cheap at 25c. Our price, special Wool materials, silk linings of the best _ quality and many colors to choose from. $9.95 $14.95 $19.95 UNE and singing was enjoyed. Cut flowers of red and white, and green foliage were the table decora- tions, and the color scheme of red and white was beautifully arranged throughout the ‘apartment. Refreshments of three courses were pores at midnight. About 40 guests were present. Many of the guests present are leaving for their homes, Among them are Mr. and Miss H. V. Mill- stead and Mrs. F. M. Brown, Mrs. Brown is returning today to Reno, Nev. Mr. and Mrs, Whisenhunt are giving up their apartments and will go to their summer home at Island Gale. EO ‘Upstreamers*Class Meets Saturday. Miss Mary Elimbeth Westfall, 723 South Jefferson street, will be hostess to the members of the Upstreamers class of the Methodist Sunday schoo! at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. BOTH PLEASED WITH RESULTS, JAYS INGHAAM Standard Oil Man and His Wife Delighted Over Com- plete Relief by Taking Tanlac—He Gains Ten) Pounds r “Rheumatism and stomach trouble had the best of me,” said C. Inghram, box 172, R. F. D. No. 1, Linnton, Ore: gon, a valued employe of the Stand- ard Oil company. “I had the keenest | kind of pains in my shoulders and arms and sometimes all my joints ached. My appetite dwindled to just | about nothing and what little I ate did me no good. I lost weight and felt somtimes Ike I had no strength or energy at all. “I started taking Tanlac when I saw what great good it was doing my wife, and now my rheumatic phins are gone and my appetite fine and everything agrees with me. 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