Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1923, Page 7

SUNDAY, SEPT. 16, 1923 |RECENT AND COMING |EVENTS IN SOCIAL CIRCLES OF CASPER |S22v2:55 Luncheon Saturday At Sullivan Home ‘The Misses Margaret, Kathleen and Particia Sullivan entertained at an attractive bridge luncheon yes- terday at thelr home on East Tenth street, Honors for the afternoon ‘were won by Mrs. Joe Denham and Mrs. Paul Bachellor. Mrs, Sara Morton of Douglas, received a guest sift Guests present were Mrs. Q. K. Denver, Mrs. Carl Shumaker, Mrs. 'T.' A. Dean, Mrs. Charles Campbell, Mrs, T. S. Cooke, Mrs. H, L. Pat- ton, Mrs. Earl C. Boyle, Mrs. Jere- miah Mahoney, Mrs, B. B. Brooks, Mrs. Sara Morton of Douglas, Mrs. R, R. Rose, Mrs. Joe Denham, Mrs. M, P, Wheeler, Mrs. A, F, Hoff, Miss Edna Smith, Mrs; Paul Bach- ellor, Mrs. M, C. Price. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan. The Misses Sullivan will enter- tain again at another bridge lunch- eon to be given on Wednesday of thia week at their home. Silei8, Mrs, McMahon Will Entertain Thursday Club irs. L. F. McMahon will enter: tafn at an informal bridge tea on ‘Thursday of this week for the mem- bers of the Thursday bridge club. ee P..E. 0, Meeting Wednesday Evening Chapter O of the P. BH, O. siter- hood will meet Wednesday eventhg at tho home of Mrs, 8. K. Loy, 115 South David street. All visit- ing members and out of town mem- bers of the organization are asked to be present. see Mrs. Lathrop Entertains Qub Saturday hve H. R. Lathrop entertained the members of the Pepper Club and their children yesterday at the Lath- rop cabin at the foot of Casper mountain, Among those who attended were Mrs, Fred Newman and children, Tedd'e and Bettie; Mrs. A. A. Schulte and sons, Billie and Jack; Mrs. Pitt Covert and daughter Ann; Mrs, Nell Kimball and children, Jaunette and Bobbie; Mrs. Charles T. Weidner; Miss Sue Mahoney; Mrs. C. Clymer and children, Margaret and Buddle; Miss Violet Lever; Mrs. Carney Pet- eraon and daughter, Pettie; Mrs. Underwood and Mrs, Stanton. . The club will hold its first regular meet- ing Monday evening September 24 at the home of Miss Vio'et Lever on South Beech Street. i see Rebekah Lodges Will Hold Meeting ‘The Rebekah lodges of Casper will hold a general meeting on Wed- nesday evening of this week at the I. O, O. F, hall in celebration of the seventy-second anniversary of the foundation of the Rebekah lodge. An interesting program has-been planned and will include a talk on the origin of the lodge by Mrs. Luxon grand warden, and an ad dress by Mrs. Sturgeon, grand sec- retary of the lodge. Following the Program dancing will be enjoyed and refreshments will be served. Al) Rebekahs as well as visiting Re« bekahs in the city are invited to be present. eee Benefit Association To Meet Monday The Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees will meet in regu- Jar sesion Monday evening at 8% o'clock at the I. O. O, F. Hall, All members are asked to be present, see McGrath Entertain Mrs. John McGrath will entertain informally Thursday of this week at her home, 927 South Beech street for the members of the Pepper club. - ee Mrs. Leeper Will Entertain at Luncheon Mrs. Anna Leeper will entertain at.an informal bridge luncheon Saturday, September 22, in honor of, her daughter-in-law and guest, Mrs, Carroll Leeper. cory 18 Tho first meeting of Saint Marks Synurgae for the fall term will be held next Tuesday evening Septem- ber 18 at the home of Miss Violet Lever, 736 South Beech street. All members are asked to be present. ee. Plenic Wednesday At Garden Creek Mrs, Anna Leeper will be hostess at a plenic on Wednesday evening ofthis week complimentary to her son and daughter, Lieut. and Mrs, Carroll] Leeper, who are visiting at the Leeper home on Park avenue, Twenty guests will attend. ey one Junior Philathea Class Hoid Meeting Members of the Junior Philathea class of the Methodist church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. B, Durham for the purpose of transacting business affairs and électing officers. Among those elected were Miss Bernice Henry president; Miss Mabel Ukena, sec retary and treasurer, and Miss Marjorie Leary, reporter. Follow ing the meeting a lunch was served eee Mrs, Hanson Entertains Mrs. V. E. Hanson was hostess at an informal bridge tea given yesterday afternoon at her home. 451 Divine street. Horiors for the afternoon were taken by Mrs. O. C. Brewster, Mrs. W. R. Finney, and Mrs. A. W, Peake. Guests present for the afternoon were Mrs. Ralph Buckner, Mrs Francis Brown, Mrs, Jack Arbuckle, Mrs, R. EB, Evans, Mrs. A. G. Fidel Mrs. A. M. Gee; Mrs. Albert Breisch Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Ralph Kam mon, Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Mrs. O, C. Brewster, Mrs. W. R. Finney, Mrs Allen McClellan, Mrs, James Car roll, Mrs. Ay W Cron ‘and moth and the hostess. Che Casper Sunday Cribune PERSONAL MENTION OF CASPER. PEOPLE AND GUESTS IN CITY Miss Evelyn Howell has been con: fined to her bed for a week because Her \condition js still undetermined. eee Monday Club Meeting’ Tomorrow Mrs. John Grieve and Mrs. E. J.! Mrs. James W. Kramer and six- month-ol@ daughter arrived in Cas- per last night. Mrs. Kramer is the Sullivan will be hostesses at a 1)wife of the Rev. Kramer who is de- o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the Henning hotel for a delayed meet- Ing of the club. will “hold its regular monthly meet- ing ‘Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Young Women's Christian, association club rooms. Business matters of importance will be discussed and all members are asked to be present: ar Christian Woman's Association Will Meet The Christian Woman's associa- tion will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the country home of Mrs. R. A. West. All members who have cars are asked to take those who have no way of transportation, eee Eastern Star Tea Tuesday Afternoon Members of the Order of Eeastern Star will entertain at a tea Tues- day afternoon, September 18, at the Masonic temple. Hostesses for the afternoon will be the Mesdames C. H. Townsend, J. 8S. Mechling, John McGrath and J, M. Lowndes. All members of the order of asked to be present, eee Dinner Party Friday Evening Mra. James Gray entertained at an inormal dinner party Friday evening at her home, 119 South Washington stieet,. complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Huff and Mr. and Mrs. B. Piggott, who will leave in the near future for Califor- nia where they will make their homes. - see Panhellenic Luncheon Saturday, September 22. ~Members of the Panhellenic as- sociation’ will entertain at the first luncheon of the-season Saturday at 1 o'clock at the Henning hotel. All those’ who are going to attend are asked to notify Mrs. J. C. Wark: ley or Mrs. A. M. Gee for the pur- pose of making arrangements. All sorority women in Casper are in- vited to attend. ss Miss Hasbrouck Entertains For Fall Brides Miss Gladys Hasbrouck entertained at an informal ridge luncheon given yesterday at the Henning hotel in honor of Mrs, Herbert Ladd and Mrs. T. J. Drew, brides of last month. Honors for the afternoon were taken by Mra. Stanley Green- baum, and Miss Frances Ferris. Among those who attended were Mrs. Sam Neff, Mrs, Frank Cowan, Mrs. Bowman, Miss Yerra Tange- man, Mrs; Stanley Greenbaum, Miss Rose Newman, Miss Hlizabeth Dor- Miss Frances Ferris, Miss la Stewart, Mrs, T. J. Drew, ‘Miss Sara Stewart, Miss Mary Bloodgood, Miss Margaret England, Mrs. Herbert Ladd and the. hostess. eee 3 ing Is Celebrated Mr. and: Mrs. H. L, Robbins were the guests of honor at an informa! dinner party given last evening at their home by a number of their friends in honor of their fifth wed- ding anniversary. Ten guests at- tended, e2e Sherting-Michelson Marriage Saturday. The marriage of Miss Katherine Shertiig of Glendive, Mont. to Arley Alvin Michelson took place last evening at 8 o'clock at the new Presbyterian manse, the Rev, Charles A. Wilson officiating. The ring ceremony was used. The couple was unattended. The groom is connected with the S. H. Acker- man and company of this city, Fol- lowing & wedding trip to Denver the couple will return to Casper and will make thelr home here, See hate, Indian Children Yearn for School WASHINGTON, Sept. 15— (United Press)—The government used to have to use punitive meth- ods to get Indians to send their children to school. Nowadays the problem {s to get enough schools for the Indian children who want to be taught, the Interior department says. Troops of cavalry used to be sent to reservations when Indian agents couldn't get the red-akinned young- sters to schoo] by moral suasion. Then the Indians used to tear down school houses and interfere with construction of others by hiding the lumber. Now the Indians help in school construction. All the big schools off the reservation, where Indians ore educated, have been forced to inerease their capacity this year. CORSETS DRESSES MILLINERY Our new fall sample lines are ready for your inspec- tion, Prices Reasonable Agents for Nu Bone Cor- sets—the best Corset on the market today. Mrs. J. M. Burkett 182 W. Twelfth Street Grant Street Bus livering revival lectures in Casper. eee Mr, and Mrs. A. Gillis, accom- panied by their grandson, Donald MoMahon, left last evening for Salt la)2 where they will ‘spend some time on a pleasure trip. see Mr, and Mrs. Leigh Townsend and Lieut. and Mrs. Carroll Leeper have returned from a pleasure trip of two weeks spent at Glacier National park and Louise lake, Canada, re- turning to Casper by way of the Yellowstone National park. eee Mra. J. J, Chappman and baby | daughter Joan have returned from Denver where they have been spend- ing the summer months visiting with relatives. They were accom: | panied home by Mrs. Chappmitn’s | mother, Mrs. S. Adams who will| visit here for some time at the Chappman home, eee Mrs. Sarah Babb and daughter | Inez left last evening on the Bur- lington for a month’s vacation on the western coast. They will visit | with relatives in El Paso, Tex., and| Long Beach returning by way of San Francisco and the Grand Canyon. . eee Mrs. J. E. Harvey of Chicago 1s visiting with relatives here for several weeks, se. Mr, and Mrs. L. M. Ryan of Mon- tana are among the visitors spend- ing several days here, see Mrs, John Fernan of Lusk was among the out-of-town visitors spending a short time here last week. cee Mrs. J. A. Harper of Cheyenne was a caller in the city yesterday. eee Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Callo of Lara- mio are visiting with friends here for several days, “2. E, M, Hedstron of Thermopolis spent yesterday here on a short pleasure trip, see Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Quaker have as their guests at their home, Mrs. Quaker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Danial Thompson of Indianapolis Ind. They will visit here for sev. erel weeks after which they will Jeave for Los Angeles where they will make their home for the winter months. see H. H. Harvey, representative of the Williams Motor company of San Francisco, is spending several days here attending to business affairs. : cee Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Shannon of Sheridan are in the city for a day, having arrived yesterday and will depert for home in the morning They are accompanied by Harry Levey of Los Angeles. Mr.-Shannon is the head of a company controlling all the picture theaters {n his home city and Mr. Levey is the repre: sentative of the Metro Pictures Cor- poration. They are here to pick up Pictures from local picture show magnates, eee Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Norris and H. McManus motored to Casper Fri day evening on a short pleasure trip. se @ Mrs. Minnie Ide and son of Cody came down last week and will visit in the city with friends, eee Mrs. Sara Morton and son Ed ward of Douglas spent yesterday here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan. see Miss Marie Kane, who visited for & week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Riggs in the Grude apartments, left Friday afternoon for her home in Omaha, "2. Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Shanon of Sheridan were visitoss hers Friday and Saturday, s 2. Miss Daisy Glen of Riverton 1s visiting for a few days here with Miss Rebekah Bardenstein. ers Mr. and Mrs. Franklin P, Rich. ardson, accompanied by Miss Maric Sympson of Bardstown, K; returned from a motor trip through the Yellowstone National park. Miss Sympson will remain here for a short time as the guest of Mrs Richardson before returning to her home. ¢ ane Dr. V. A. Bacon has returned from Chicago where he spent a week. Dr. Bacon is with the Lathrop clinic here, se. Robert Larson returned last night to Annapolis where he will finish his education this year as a midship- man at the United States naval academy. He has been visiting his brother Arnold here for the past several days. NOTICE Do you wish to learn to speak French? ‘This language taught by Practical, fascinating Special course for child- Mr. and Mrs. L. J, Ryan of Bill- ings, Mont., were among the busi- ness visitors spending a short time here last week. e 8. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dalley left yesterday overland for Sheridan and Buffalo where they will spend sev-, eral weeks on business. Mr. Bailey is state auto license inspector. Sir ier Mr, and Mrs. J. L. were Leo, Wyo., visitors here Friday and Saturday. eee Mr. and Mrs. C, W. Howard of Lavoye are here for @ ‘few days visiting with friends. se. Lawrence Johnston of the Graham Paper ‘company of Denver is spend ‘ing several days here on business. Fee H. G. Camplin arrived in the city yesterday from Cheyenne on a short business trip, a eee W. I, Wagner, brother of Bert Wagner of the Richards and Cun- ningham store here, sailed last week for London where he will represent a large oll corporation at a confer- ence of English capitalists to be held there for five weeks, Mr. Wagner was graduated from the university of this state at Laramie. =e The Misses Lulu Koenig and Helen Irving are visiting here with friends from their home in Rawlins. eee Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jones arrtved in the city yesterday from their home at Basin and will visit here for several da; - v Mrs, C. B. Harman and daughter, accompanied by Mrs. D, Hebb and son, arrived Friday from their homé in Lincoln, Neb., and will visit here with friends for a short time. eee Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cunningham and Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Walker are spending the week-end at Moran. cee Lin I. Noble, an attorney of Ther- ‘mopolis, motored down last evening ‘and will spend@:a short time here on business. f poaen @ + Dyer. Hays» left this morning for He Jackson Hole country to be gone or some time. see Adam “Miler is a Thermopolis vis- itor spending’ a short time here. eee Paul Lewis arrived tn the city yesterday from Sundance, Wyo., and will visit here for several days, | eee G. W. Benoedick came down yes- terday from Thermopolis on a short business trip. | ' eee | Miss Ruth Beggs is visiting for 2 short time with friends in Powder River. | cee Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Miller will mave to the city next week from tiher summer home in Gothmore park. | eee ' Mins Viva Knox arrived tn the city last evening from Columbus, Mont. } eee | Mrs, M. Badger came down yeés- terday from her home in Greybull and will visit here for several days with friends, : | eee | Mi K..Kelly of Salt Creek ts spending the week end here visit. ing with friends. eee Frank Turner of the Smith-Turn- | er Drug store spent yesterday in Salt Creek on business. | see Mr. and Mrs. L.- A. Ward and daughter Florence are visiting here for a short time from their home in Salt Creek, } eee } Mr, and Mrs. L. B. Fulton and daughter. of New York City are vis- ‘tors in the city for a short time. | eee J. Gilbert Davis ts a Denver bust. ness man spending several days here. | eee | Tom Villnave, manager of the) Wyoming theater, will leave this evening for Denver on a business see | B. J. O’Brien is tn for several days | from Salt Creek. t eee j J. A. 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