Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 3, 1923, Page 7

SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1923. Mra. Ray Cook will present her Plano pupils in @ recital to be given tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the Baptist church. All those interested in muse are invited to attend. The program follows: ‘Trio, “Barecarolle” ---______Offenbech Mi Brown, Lots Rarie, Claudia Mapes “Butterfly” —-.. Grieg D “Indian Dance” -~..-..... ---—--Rea Ruth Wilson “Dream of an Hour”_...-_Franklyn rie Btarks Duet, “After School March”_...... eeewecwenenemansocen==-- Brownfield Eleanor and Delos Gay Ralph Troxel “Wood Nymphs Harp"__----. -----Rea Margaret Van Doren Dust, “Homeward Bound”__Anthony EMrabeth and Charles Branson “Twilight on the Camp Ground"_- “Tiger Lily,” Waltz_.-----Bpaulding Social Calendar for Coming Week Monday. Piano recital by pupils of Mrs. Ray Cook at the Baptist church. Rotary club banquet for the sen{fors at the Henning hotel. Monday club meeting at the home of Mrs. A. G. Fidel wtih Mrs. J. C. Snook assisting. cee Tuesday. High echool band concert. American Legion auxiliary meeting at the home of Mrs. Chris Wagner. Mra. C. P. Plummer will. entertain @t_s bridge luncheon. Mrs. J. W. Bingenhelmer will be portees at a bridge luncheon at her ome. eee Wolnesday. . Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney will enter- tain ata Mrs. C. P. at en informal luncheon. lummer will be hegtess bridge luncheon. o =e ‘Tharsday. Bridge club meeting et fae home of Mrs. Pitt Covert. Greece English Luthern Ald meeting at the home of Mrs. I. G. Stubson. Mrs. Thomas Cooper will entertain at a bridge luncheon. Mrs. J. W. Bingenhetmer will en- tertain at the third of a series of bridge luncheons. Mrs, R. V. Kennedy will entertain the Sheba Bridge club at her home ane Baturéay. Mrs. Francis James will entertain at an informal bridge tea. SOCIETY -: Additional Pupils of Mrs. Ray Cook Will Give Piano Recital Here Tomorrow Evening Program Interesting to All Music Lovers Will Be ’ Be Held at Baptist Church, With Selections _ From the Classics Predominating. Lena Smith Lucille Fletcher, Margaret Van Doren, Margaret Pinn “Springs Awakening” -. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Leigh McGrath are spending the week end in the moun- tains on a camping and fishing trip. see J. W. Wherry is here for a few days on business from Sheridan. eee Cc. W. Fulghum will leave this af- ternoon for his home in Glenwood Springs, Colo., after a two weeks’ visit spent here with friends. Mr. Fulghum is a practicing attorney at Glenwood Springs. eee Miss Kathryn Mahoney will leave Northwestern. university commence ment exercizes. eee L. F. Thorn is spending a few days at Lavoye on business. Che Casper Sunday Worning Cribune he has been attending St. Mary's; college during the school months. . . ; ‘Marriage of Mrs. Emerson Mrs. H. Marti has for her guest for short time Miss Stella Scanlon of Cheyenne. eee W. L. Criswell, formerly of J. F. Jones and company, is now with the Harry Free Realty company in the| | Becklinger building. | ee | ToMinal Young In Chicago Interests Casper Society dat ereoue wren Mrs, Charles French, Mother of Mrs. Lester, Former | National bank left yesterday for Lusk where he will spend two weeks after ; which he will return accompanied by | Mrs. Monorgan and baby. They will | |make their home on North Grant street. eee Mrs. Mattie Cross is spending a few days at her ranch near Douglas. eal 0 | Mrs. I. H. Frost is spending a few) (days here from Denver. ! cee Casper Resident, Entertains at Nuptial Function Followiny Ceremony. A society event of unusual interest to Casper people which took place lin the east Thursday was the mar riage of Minal E. Young of Casper |to Mrs. Irma Emerson of Los An- ' geles, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Wheeler are | spending the day at Pine Mountains. eee Violet Miss Lever has returned winter months. . Mr. end Mrs. W. P. Thompson are spending the week end here visiting with friends from Salt Creek. | eee | H. Pheifer of the Refiners corporation 1 Producers and Friday on a) Mrs. Burton Lester, of Casper, entertained following the next Sunday afternoon for Chicago from New Mexico where she has been Ceremony with a dinner party and and Evanston where she will visit, visiting during the with school friends and attend the Qa in Chicago. were in keeping with the occasion The wedding cake, four feet in dia- moter, was one of the features of the wedding dinner. Burton Lester and Charles W. ton. Mrs. Charles French, mother of former resident |& dance, at her beautiful residence The bridat decorations. The guests included Mr. and Mra. Bar- eral manager of the New York Oil company, one of the largest and most influential ofl and gas operating or- ganiations in the west, —_— Attorney Eugene P. Macahil prom- inent business man of St. Paul, is visiting here for a few days with Dyer Hays and ‘attending to tmpor tant business affairs. Mr. Macahill Is a graduate of the Georgetown univer- sity. Mr. Hays and Mr. Macahill spent yesterday at Salt Creek looking over the ofl fields. Miss Marie Bishop is spending the week end visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lucille Fletcher “Margarita Vals” —_----.--1 Btreabbos Delos Gay “Vitlage Dance” ___-.------Kinecella Elizabeth Hi Trio, “Maypole Dance’ Ruth Wilson, Virginia Cather, Edith Firmin “Juba Dance" Margaret Brown Children’s Flower | Festival Is To Be | Given During Week Children’s Flower ‘festival and Operetta, Presbyterian tabernacle. Tuesday and Wednesday, June 5 and 6, 8 p. m. One of the most attractive events of the season will be the Children’s Flower Festival and Operetta to be gvien next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the Presbyterian taber- nacle, Sixth and Durbin streets Sixty-five children will have part in the program each evening. These have been carefully trained for their parts under the supervision of Mrs. Bert McCarthy and Mrs. C. H. Bow- man, assisted by other women of the church. The costumes will be excep- tionally beautiful, and the tabernacle will be elaborately decorated to fur- nish an appropriate setting. The pro- ceeds will go to the building fund of the church and this program will be the children’s contribution to this purpose. The building fund Is steadily growing, and a large number of people are showing their interest by subscriptions. The children of the church have shown their interest, and their desire to have a part in the erection of the new building by giving this two-evening program, and their efforts should be encouraged by a large patronage. Tickets are now on sale at a moderate price and may be used either evening. ANNOUNCING The Opening Of the CHILDREN’S DAY NURSERY 585 South Center St. Phone 8655 Large shady lawn, experi- enced child nurse. Children taken by the week, day or hour. Phone 65J For Appointment Mary Louise Cornett, Nurse Suitable for FOR GIRLS GIRLS' FROCKS Of {tery white Voile and heavy Blk Crepe de Chine. Plain mecels but stylish $10 to $22.75 GIRL# SILK Hose Guy White Rivted Al-enx Hom. Siee @ to 10, pair__$1.95 CHILDREN’S WHITE SILK HALF HOSE @ck with Lisle top and All-Sik Bives 4 to 6%, pair Se te S5e GIRL# PRINCESS SLIPS Of White Natnsook, Lace and embroidery trimmed. 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