Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX Casper Sunday Morning Cribune SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923. SOCIETY = of Women’s Clubs and Orgamzations MARY TOBIN, Society Editor entertain at another bridge luncheon | round table discussion will be held on to be given this weck. there books. S RECENT AND COMING roles baad | Wat bieee *F"* Photographs of a ~| ‘The American Legion Auxillary of te aram Snook, email davshter/ win hold another all-day session this Mr. cyt tee week on Wednesday at the home of hostess at a children’s party given| ve- yesterday afternoon at her home in| VFS Sa Be steaigiaht aaa be honor of her birthday. During the| Due: Heeh m evepdhaeg sea afternoon games were playe! and | ore ee eee nonDe Gay which, refreshments were served. Among the | POnPI! me Moe Ail those who attend children who attend were the Misses | Will De May 2) a nothing wultanle EVENTS IN SOCIAL CIRCLES OF CASPER the children never grow up. insare | Lnmheon |tre. Harry Meyer ana Mra R. be Helen Lucia Lummis, Betsy Mans-| Sah Make the appoint- At Cooke Home | Jones, The club will meet again next field, Elizabeth Nicolayson, Martha| fF ® lunch. és | t tod: © e : week on Friday at the home of Mrs. Moss Mahoney, Mary Eleanore Bar- ment today. Mrs. T. 8. Cooke was hostess at an informal bridge luncheon given Fri- day at her residence on South Beech | Spring ‘Tea street. This was the first of a series c ving. Honors | 7 Hursdey. were taken by Mrs. irs. L. A. Reed, Nichols and Mra, A. F. Mrs. J. G. Beck and Mrs. Haze) H. O. Ward. tholomew, Dorothy Mahoney, Ky-| ler Schwartz, Jean ooke, Ann Biglin, | Comme? of preadia ath ea cane say {Mary Margaret Bailey, Ardel Gra- i tlot, Dorothy Sullivan, Anna Hoff, | and Mary Esther Edwards. io fants Perfect Shoulders as Arms Literary Division Nothing equals the beautiful, soft, Meeting Wednesday. Pearly white appearance sonra a's The literary division of the Casper caer ulders Woman's Department club will meet fey sone) at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon st +=~ lemishes. home of Mrs. W. H. Kitts, 441 East atone areas Fifth stre } rior to powders. The program follows, Essay aid fhite-Flesh-Rachel. Biography. Roll Call, Current Events, 10¢ for Trial Ste $ sion on Americanization, bared F.T. HOPRINS GSON J | mericaniization of Edward How Yi irs. K. BE. Driebert The Wemen's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will sive a spring tea Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the bungalow church. A Special program of interest has been planned which will include several musical selections and a mission play, All those interested in the church are ited to attend. eee | Phone 859 O-S Building The Wrensted Studio | mong those who attended were Wyland, Mrs. J. T. Grat pears, Mrs. Don C. Nicolaysen, Mrs Mrs. L. A. Reed, Mrs. 1 Shumaker, | _ R. E. Wertz, Dinner Party Mra. John | This Evening. cs, H. H.| Miss Margaret Smith will entertain Mrs. J.|@t an informal dinner party this eve: lomew,| Ring at her home, 238 South Jackson reet in honor of her house guest, Gouraud's English Ideals portrayeq in of Fashion," and Stradsay—‘Queen| W@ Va estate| MOT@eEaT ii | Victoria"—Mrs. W. | Miss Bee Delan of Douglas. Guests | who will attend are Miss Veeta Gi!-} borne, Migs Jean Ray, Miss Bee Do-| Monday Bridge Club |lan and the Messrs. B. 0. Hammond, ! stponed. | = . Wals 4D. Lear y Bridge club which was eee A. H. Walsh and I 9 ° e AR NEED E; ORK sag a we won| BE Gre on our Hair I LEW rick Sullivan has been will not meet until dosnt B eats op iui The Duplicate Bridge ¢lub will With Hard Casper Water. b= The Rev. W. T. Dumm ee etre Gan Balt ee monte ome | MRS. H. H. SCHWARTZ—prominent society matron and y ‘The Rev. W. Tt. Dumm wn eee | Box Wider atvecta. baby daughter, Helen Frances. a 0 e “Passion Play’ rs 4 Bi gee | W. WIT bin ess r? Age 26, at the bs ie Salt Creek Odd oat their cars, will please notify the sec-| were Mrs. 8. N. Brooks, Mrs. Pitt ASH IT H T. Buettner’ eG and complete line of % * Tt y we een by lows h p le no! y | a 5 . N. A \e aist church, Te? Damm at Oder- Will Celebrate Anntversary. retary at the club room, #0 that alll Covert, Mfrs. Wiliam Cobb, Mrs. Car hand embroidered models, stamped mate- ye Rev. e . si vl a t gO may have transpor. y Pe in Germany. The Rev-| The Odd Fellows club at Salt Creek | who desire to g ranspor-| ney Peterson, Mrs, A. B. Biglin, Mrs. O t ater ‘ “ ’ eiatingh ae or xcoliont upeaker and it|will celebrate the one bundred and| tation. |Paul Hooper, Mrs. Ea Donahoe, Mrs. rials and the well known “Nun’s Boilproof rom ted that a large crowd will|fourth anniversary of the order, on ee eh Harold Richard Delanoy, Mrs. A. Threads. 2? 2 _ = small admission will be} Wednesday night, A pril 25. The en-| Mrs. Deaver Baker, Mrs. Ted Purdy, Mre. M. C. e = onttond. A ckets may bo purchased | tertainment will consist of a program | Entertains. Price, Mrs, J. W. Johnson, Mrs. Ar 426 East Second St. aa Pee 2 Richards or any mem-| arranged for the oceasion, foflowed Mrs. Q. K. Deaver entertained at|thur Schulte, Mrs. Cecil Bon. Mrs. haapbepiaet aere dy dancing. A cordial invitation bas|an informal bridge luncheon Satur-| Harold Manbeck, Mrs. Don Smith PHONE 1151 si i Scales as sake BN been extended the Odd Fellows an@#day afternoon at her home on Kirk|Mrs. Charles T, Weidner, Mrs. Wil Rebekahs of Casper, and it is ex:| avenue. Honors for the afternoon| liam W. Pollock, Miss Edna Smith Medal Contest pected that a good crowd will attend.! were taken by Mrs. Paul Hooper and| Miss Margaret Dougherty and Miss NOW READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION AT Spears Av) nerrons having extra room in Mrs. Don ‘The Loyal Temperance legion wil 2 _room_in_Mra._D hold a medal contest Friday, ‘April 27, at & o'clock at the Mothodist ‘The progra nith. Guests _ present | Kathleen Sullivan. Mrs. Deaver will m follows’ in solo, Beetho- n Carter nding. nia Bailey read Batley SWANSON SISTERS MILLINERY AND ART NEEDLEWORK 118 East First Street DBAS TASS 9ST 2S =| «The Empty Plate, Dinner Party Friday Evening. ‘ hop, Jr., entertained # party given Frida Henning hotel. Amon s Eeanore Je iss Violet Faulk Isworth Wagner. | . iH Mrs, Bingenhelmer Yili Ente in. G pitty a ngenhetmer will enter < uG e>)-> Geen ta of a. series SS yo " . bridge luncheons Friday at her home $ on South Durbin street WEE y nen Establi 2 American Yoemen Established 1823 Gy Will Meet, | | ‘The Brotherhood of the Americar Yoemen wil! meet in regular seasioy evening at 8 o'clock at th PIANO in the home is a source of unending de- light only if it is played. 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