Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1922, Page 3

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1922. Mrs. Anna ‘Leeper entertained yes- terday at a bridge luncheon at her home on South Park. Yellow chrys- anthemums were used for decorations. Mrs. John McGrath and Mrs. J. B. Barnes took honors for the afternoon. Mrs, Leeper will entertain again next week at a bridge luncheon. Pionzer Meeting Tuesday. Mrs. J. P. Smith wil) entertain the members of the Natrona County Pto- neers Tuesday afternoon, November 14, at her home on South Center street. Plans w'll be made for the an- nual entertainment. eee Mrs. Ringer Honored Guest. Mrs. O. lL. Walker entertained Thursday at a luncheon at her resi dence in honor of her h gu Mrs, Walter Ringer. The house was A attractively decoraged with bronze *” ehrysanthemums. Eighteen guests ‘Were present to meet Mrs. Ringer. cee Friday Club 5 ‘Will Meet. Airs. J. R. Healy will entertain the members of the Friday bridge club tomorrow at her home on Park ave nue. Ladies’ Aid Meeting . All member of the North Casper Ladies’ Aid society will meet Frida; afternoon at the church te sew for the bazaar which will be given verhber 24 and 25. ee 2. a Mrs. Purdy Entortains. Mrs, Ted Purdy entertained the ‘Thursday bridge club yesterday after noon at her home on Varx avenue Miss Kathleen Sullivan won high hon ors for the afternoon Fi Bridge Luncheon : Today. Mrs. Donald Smith will entertain at a bridge luncheon today at her home in the Poling apartments. This sis the second of the series of lunch- tons which Mrs. Smith is giving. see Silver Tea ‘Thursday. Mrs. Alice Allen entertained th members of the Royal Neighbor ass ciation at a silver tea Thursday aft moon at her residence on North Park. Mrs. Allen was assisted by Mrs. Pari Wright and Mrs, Frank Elimore. During the afternoon the work com ce of the’ baraas finished manc ar Mrs. Elmore. chairman of the committee, requested all members who have articles for the bazaar to take them to the home of Mrs. W. W. Rafferty, 643 East Third: street. eee W.A. T. U. Meeting 1s Announced. There will be a general meeting of the W. C. T. U. members Friday aft ernoon at the Christian church, at the corner of Grant and Lind street. Tho division having the largest at tendance until January first will re ceive a prize, also the individual whe brings the largest number of mem vers to the unton will recelve @ prize. eee Silver Tea Fr! ‘iday. . The Indies of the Christian church will entertain at a silver tea Friday afternoon from two until! fiv t the home of Mrs. W. C. King, 577 East Lind street. The public is invited. see Box Social Friday Evening. An old fashioned basket supper will be given at St. Mark’s parish house Friday. evening at 6:30 for the mem- bers of the narish and their friends. Each lady is asked to bring a basket supper for two. The affair will be Social and the baskets will not be sold at auction as ‘has been the rule be- fore. . BPthday Party Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bhaslebezz’ entertained at‘ birthday party Tues- day at their home on East Fourteenth street. Fall flowers were used for decorations. Among those who at- tended were Mr. and Mrs. Frank La. yell and son, Mr. and “Mfrs. John M Ginnis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lac: Trayin and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin and children. ee Mr. and Mrs. Marquardt Entertain. Mr. anc Mrs, Ernest Marquardt en- tertained at an anniversery dinner on Tuesday evenniz at their home, 444 East Yellowstone. { i \ The Knights of Columbus were hosts last evening at an informal dancing party given at the I. 0. 0. F. hall. The Bryce Wilson orches*ra furnished the music. Th's was thi first of the many dances which the organization will give during the wis- ter. \ Dinner at Bon Hom. } Mr. and Mrs. Ceci! Bon will enter- | tain at a dinner party to preceed the Military ball Friday evening at their fAiome on CY avenue. ie eee Kenwood Social Postponed. The social which was to hayé been given this evening bythe members of Kenwocd the Presbyterian circle has been post ‘definitely. eee Fortnightly Bridze Club to Meet. The Fortnightly meet Saturday A. F: Hoff on Bridge club will he home of Birs. | nter street. . ‘ eee Dinner Party Tomorrow Evening. A.“Dutch Treat” Sinner party will be given tomerrow evening at the PERSONALS Mr. sn from their ranch for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stock came jown from Thermogpolis last evening and will spend several days in the uty on business and p‘casure. peasants) se hr City Briefs ~ Lester McGrath arrivet this week | from Thermopolis spend the winter here Clarence Webster retutned this week trom California where he has becn for! several months. M. B. Tally arrived yesterday from Omaha and will spend a week in Cas per on business. . G. E. Turne Turner Paint company cf New York BAKING. POWDER business. - eee the city for a-few davs. ee time on business. ees days on business. ee and Mrs. Robert Taylor are "ee eee in Denver last eventing after spendi: Raisin Bread - DeLuxe Raisin bread de luxe—gener- ously filled with luscious seeded raisins—is now available at cers and neighborhood bake shops, _ Real raisin bread with at least «i ing raisins to the nlice >the kind you like. Order now and serve tonight for dinner. = Made with Sun-Maid Seeded Raisins the bevt raisins for bread, and all home 1 uses. Had Your Iron Today? and expects to eee zepresentative of the} you .uwse /ess is spending @ few Ssys in the city on Bryan Nelson, representative of the| Hilt Book company of Chicago is In Mrs. J. E. Kennedy returned today | from Denver where she has been for! the last few weeks visiting relatives. 72. i] L. A. Toothakr, secretary of the tate ¥. M. C. A. left yesterday for} Cheyenne on a" short business trip. Mate Wheeler lef; Sunday evening for Denver where he will spend some R. G. Taylor arrived yesterday from. Denver and will spend several M. C. Ludlow of Worland who has been visiting in Casper for a few days, returned to his home this morning Robert Galley returned to his home Che Casver Daily Cridune several weeks in the city on business and pleasure trip. land visiting. | {Miss Grace Johnson | Will spend several months here. M. C. Tillotson. a business |trom Denver, stopped over here yes-| |terday and went on to Montana this! | morning. Mr. and Mrs. G. Herman returned Ryan of Chicago. see A Spoonful of Purity Be js jm: bec used in baking that it al- ‘ways pays to use the best. ng For making the finest and Radiant Beauty Shop Parlor Floor, Henning Hotel NEW EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT We carry; large stock of first quality bair goods, inciuding grevs, bobs, side waves, curis, switches, transformations. Expert Mar. celling and Hair Dressing by Evelyn Gresham of New York City. 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