Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 21, 1922, Page 3

$ \ SEE Laird and Dr. ‘T. J. Drew THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922. A whole Pullman car was filled with students from the Univer-| sity of Wyoming who arrived in Casper this morning to spend the holiday season at home. Many of the students were from northern points while a large number were Casperites. Among the latter were Harry Ballard, Francis Dunn, Alice and Foster Blodgett, Ri:*h Kimball, Harry Scott, George M. Vandaveer, Jr., Clair Blanct.ard, | and Dorothy Sinclair. } Harry Ballard, Francis Dunn, Fos- music for the m:nstrel which will be ter Blodgett, Clair Blanchard and given next month by the Business George Vandaveer ere members of the} and Professional Woman's club. 8. A. E. fraternity. Miss Kimball is a| das member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority. | Mrs. Ada Halley and little daughter Miss ‘Thora Slade, another member are lecving this week for Denver to of the Pi Phis will return on tomér-' spend the holidays. row'’s train. Mary Fitnn who came Rie <6 | back yesterday is also a Pi Phi. J. J. Herald left yesterday for Den-| Miss Alice Blodgett Is a member of ver where he will be joined by his| Gamma Zeta as is also Miss Kathleen | mother. From Denver they will go to Hemry who arrived yesterday California where they will spend the Crarles Hemry came back yester-' remainder of the wir @ay morning. He is a member of eee j Sigma Nu. Miss R. Kennedy of the North Cas-} per school will leave this week for her| home in Philadelphia where she will spend the holidays. j eee Reception at Cunningham Home. Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Cunningham, will Ve entertain at a reception Saturday ef-} Miss Abby Lound will leave tomor-| ternoon and evening at their home on! row for Winside, Neb. to spend the! The affair will holidays with relatt Volertson will spend South Center street. be given for the employes of the Cas- per National bank and thegCunning- Mises Garnet | 2th prwanay the Christmas holidays with her par.| shee ents in Battle Creek, Iowa, | Mrs. Burdick acces | Buiertalas, Clair Blanchard returned this morn-| Mrs. H. K. Burdick entertained at @/ ing from Laramie and will spend the} birthday party last evening at her| holidays with relatives. Mr. Blanch. home, #12 South Center street In hon-} ard is a member of the Wyoming foot | or ©f @ r son Dean whose natal day | bal) team. } waS $M lerday. After a radio concert eee refreshments were served. Among| William Heagney returned this those who attended were the Misses | week from Cheyenne and will spend | Taille Fletcher, Jauntta Fisher, | the holidays here with his parents Mr. | Helen Degan, Catherine Davis. Alt-} and Mrs, John Heagney on South! ayna Carr, Marjory Davis, and the) Kimtall street Messrs. James Breaklander, Roland | Ormsby, Fred Mohr, Tom Carr, Rob-| ert McDonald and the honor guest ‘The party was joined later by EB. A Fiynn and Carlos Moore. eee 285 Mivs Gladys Catherson arrived this! Weel from her home tnCalifornia and will spend the Christmas holidays here | j Sith friends. . + Stag Party Last Evening. © Members of the Dew Drop Inn. which includes the Messrs. Cha Callin, Bernie Webb, Herbert Lad were hosts last evening at an tnfor-| mal Christmas stag party, given at their home on South Center stree Twelve guests were present. Duriny the evening each guest was presented with e Christmas gift. } Birthday Party Last Evening. tained at a bir’ afternoon at h her son Carl's tenth birthday. * ‘The party was one of the most en- foyable events of The week. Refresh- tents served atefive ata tab’e which was decorated with red candles stmas snow, In the center rge birthday cake frosted fn a pink. and contests Were playod ss of books and games were Kiven to the fortunate winners, eee W. ¢. T. U. Meeting Vomorrow, Members of the Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Unton, will meet tomor- | ernoon at 2.30 at the home | ©. Swenson, 522 South Beech Members of the union are tr dues to this meet- 0 asked to bring the nt Manual | THE HUMAN ZOO if Che Casper Daily Cribune —By C. D. Batchelor and say, “Shine, Mister?’’ What price will you pay for a Fur Coat or Fur Wrap? $49.50 $85.00 $149.50 $300.00 $450.00 $750.00 We have a Fur Garment for her, at a price to fit your pocketbook. 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Young Hacker is a student of the Natrona county high school. oe 6 Zerring through Casper this morning from the university at Laramie enroute to her home in Basin. Miss Zerring is a Pi Phi pledge at the university this year. Miss Dorothy Passed Mrs. T. J. Riach who recently un- derwent an operation at the Woman's and Children's hospiial is much im- proved and is now able to see her friends. Miss Margaret Curtin will leave this afternoon for Chicago and will spend the holidays with relatives. While there Miss Curtin will purchase the Regular $950 Hudson Seal Wrap ‘Horlick’s ORIGINAL Ermine lined Choker Children The Original Food-Drink cota rg doila¥ QuickLunchet Home,OfficeaF: | ‘RichMillz, MaltedGrainExtractin Pow- | derts Tabletforms. Nourishing-Nococking. | 2@" Avoid Imitations and Substitutes | Moleskin Coat 42-inch length, with handsome deep Grey Squirrel collar. A good Fur Coat or Wrap is not an extravagance. 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