Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1923, Page 3

birthday. Games were played and refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. A color scheme of pink and white was car- é ried out for the decorations. Among those who attended were Murine Brown, Catherine Crater, Imogene Banker, Emmiley Joklinn, Catherine Pickett, Mary Saulsbury, Mary the committee In charge. es Will Meet. The Brotherhood of the American Yoemen will hold a short buriness meeting this evening at the Knights ef Pythias hall after which a danc- = party will be given and refresh finenta will be served. All Yoemen -n friends are invited to attend. The Christmas tree committee of the Catholic Girls club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the Mul- Un club. All members of the com- mittee are asked to be present as business matters of tmportance will be transacted. from 11 a, m. until 10 p. m A lunch will be served from 11 o'clock until 2 after which light refresh- ments will be served during the afternoon. In addition to the sale ' of fancy work and other Christmas gifts a sale of baked goods will be held. 4 eee Mr, and Mrs. Rehr Entertain Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Rehr Jr., en- tertained at an informal dinner and bridge party given last evening at their home on Lincoln avenue. Honors for the evening were taken by Miss Kathryn Mahoney, Paul Hooper, Miss Ruth Beggs and Ches- ter Baker. cee English Lutheran Aid For Thursday The Ladies aid society of the Grace English Lutheran church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. S. F. Goetz; 736 West Tenth street. eee Dinner Party Yesterday At Cole Home Mr. and Mrs. David 8. Cole were hosts at a dinner party given yes- terday at their residence on Mc- Kinley street, in honor of Mr. Cole's mother, Mrs. J. H. Cole who is visit- ing here for some time from her home in the east. Covers were laid for 10. ,e 2. Woman's Benefit Association Will Meet The Woman's Benefit association of the Maccabees will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the I. O. O. F. hall. Following the business meeting officers will be elected and refreshments will be served. All members of the organization are asked to be present. eee North Casper Christian Bazaar December 8 The lad’es of the North Casper Shristian church will hold their an- nual Christmas bazzar Saturday, De- cember 8, at the Methodist Episcopal a church. On sale at the different booths will be fancy articles, and home baked goods. The Christian Endeavor members will be in charge of the candy and towel booths. A cafeteria lunch will be served from 11 until 2. eee Mrs. Boyle Will Entertain For Pepper Club Tonight Mrs. Earl C. Boyle will entertain informally this evening at her home 108 East Tenth street for the mem- bers of the Pepper c'ub. Substitutes for the evening will be Mrs. Q. K. Deaver, Mrs. Ted Purdy, Mrs. Wil- liam B. Cobb, Mrs. Leigh Townsend and Mrs. J. W. Johnson. see Mrs. Shumaker Will Entertain Thi Mrs. Carl Shumaker will entertain at an informal bridge luncheon on ‘Thursday of this week in honor of Mrs. Albert Flemraing, of Novia Scotia, mother and guest of Mrs. Leigh McGrath. . Mrs. Hagens Entertains Monday Bridge Club Mrs. G. R. Hagens entertained the Monday bridge club today at her home on South Center street. Sub- stitutes for the afternoon were Mrs. 3. G. Murphy, Miss Patricit Frances Sullivan, Mrs. Otto Bolin and Miss Kathleen Sullivan. eee Mr. and Mrs, Downs Entertain Friday Mr. and Mrs. BE. C. Downs enter- tained at an informal dancing party given last Friday evening at. their residence on Thirteenth street. Decorations of green and red with Christmas designs were used. 7 ee Mrs. Boeke Will Entertain At Bridge Luncheons Mrs. R. M. Boeke will entertain at two bridge luncheons to be giv- en on Thursday and Saturday of this week. q eee Eastern Star Tea Tuesday Afternoon An Eastern Star tea will be held 1 the Masonic Temple Tuesday atf- ternoon at 2:30 with Mesdames J. J. Svendsen, M. C. Keith, A. A. Slade, John Jourgensen, and James Luxon as hostesses for the afternoon. All members are asked to be present. e2e Dance Last Week Two Bar Ranchy hanksgiving was celebrated last week at the Two Bar ranch by a dance given by the cowboys for their friends. The dance started at 9 o'clock and continued until late A complete assortment of Whit- pan's box candies at the Smoke. uss. Mr. and Mrs. W. Richlands and children of Tulsa, Okla., are in the city for a few days enroute from Montana where they have been vis- iting for some time, to Colorado Springs where they expect spend several days after which return to their home. eee Mr. and Mrs. Gale C. Ronan of Colorado are visiting in the city with friends for several days and attending tu business affairs. eee Mrs. A. C. Sherman arrived in the city last Friday from her homé in Detroit, Mich., and will visit here for several weeks at the home cf her sister, Mrs. S. C. Sands on East First street. * eee K. H. Seals of Lincoln fs the guest here of several days of his lqp her and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Seals. eee Mr. and Mrs. Omer Thompson will leave this evening for Wiscon- sin where they have been called on account of the serious illness of a relative. eee Miss Rose Summer of Omaha != here on business and visiting with friends for several days. eee Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Walker of Denver are the guests of friends here for several days. . Miss Ann Wells will leave this week for Texas where she expects to spend the winter months with her aunt and attend school. eee Mrs. M. A. Weaver is visiting here for several days with friends from her ranch east of the city. ears Miss B. A. Stewart of Billings is here on a short pleasure trip. eee this evening for Denver where she w'll spend a week on 4 pleasure trip. eee Mr. and Mrs. 8. N. baby daughter Patricia Belle, turned this morning from Denver where they'have been for the last week visiting with friends. see Brooks and Mr, and Mrs. Walter Kittle left last evening for Poughkeepsie, N. Y., after spending some time here visit- ing at the home of the'r son. C. W. Kittle and family of 1004 South Oak street. Mr. and Mrs. Kittle will be the guests of their daughter Mrs. Char'es Everett during their stay in New York. eee Mrs. John Tobin and sons Warren and Clifford have returned from the Two Bar ranch where they spent Thanksgiving and the week-end visiting with Mr. Tobin. eee Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Seffen and family have returned to their home in Doug’as after spending Thanks- giving and the week-end here visit- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lowndes. ‘: eee Mrs. Alex White has as her guest at her home in the Ideal apartments, Miss Haze! Jardine of Council Bluffs, Ta., sister of the late William Dar- dine. Miss Jardine expects to spend several weeks. eee Mr. and Mrs. H, H. Price of 839 South Grant street are the parents A complete assortment of Whit- a "8 box candies at the Smoke Use, cA Hot Break HITE OATD = Regular Quaker, too 2 styles at grocers’ now. Quick Quakerand regular Quaker Oats, the kind you've slways known. this evening for Colorado Springs. | erste Mrs. C. C. Cole spent weteoar! here visiting with friends from Salt , Creek, Mrs. Lena Vroman ts visiting in ‘among the city for a short time from her home at Salt Creek. eee and Mrs. William BE. Rain- Miss Marion C. Cullen who has been seriously ill for the last few weeks at ther home is reported to | be greatly improved. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Richardson of Colombus, Ohio, are the ot friends and relatives hero for sev- eral weeks. eee J. J. Boland who was called to his former home {fn Michigan gexecal weeks ago on account of the serious liness of his sister, returned last vening. ere Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Weber will leave tomorrow overland for Ne- yraska where they expect to make heir future hot . . Mrs. 8. A. Dudley left yesterday fternoon for her home in the east- e-n part of the state following a susiness and pleasure trip of sev- wal days spent in this city. eee Mra. F. C. Williams, eister of | Miss M. J. Frantz, proprietor of the Frantz Shop, returned this morning from Denver and Longmont, Colo., where she has been for six weeks. Mrs. Williams visited her daughter at the latter city. Frank Mahoney of Rawlins is vis-' iting here for several days from the U. T. ranch at the Patrick Sullivan and Jeremiah Mahoney homes, eee G. B. Mullen is visiting here for several days from Salt Creek. see M. J. DeWilde of Denver is here for several days on business, having Miss Margaret Sullivan will leave | rived this morning. Wiliam 0. Golden of Toledo, O., arrived in the city Sunday and will vsit with bis brother, Francis for’ several days after which he will re-| ‘eave overland for California to spend the winter months with his family who have been living there since June, wee James L. Hillard left Saturday) evening for Cheyenne and Denver, to be gone for several days on aj business trip. eee M. H. Cody ts among the Denver |? business callers spending several days here. eee Files of Montana is here on bus-ness for several days. eee J. J. Gimore of Sheridan is here: f; for a short time on business and vis- iting with friends. Mr, Gilmore was formerly a resident of this city. Si ©. N. Horner ts ‘among the Lavoye visitors spending several days in! the city. rete ial L. I. Martin who has been spend- Heal WINTER CHAPS with soothing, antiseptic MENTHGLATIM freely die pects to spend the winter months. eee Charlies Bumstead was a visitor here yesterday from Lavoye. eee H. Marons and E. W. Baker are the Salt Creek visitors spending seyeral days in the city. eee ‘ William Smith fs a Broken Bow, ‘Neb., man spending a short time here, 8. L. Ryan of Bonneville ts here ion business for several days. eee P. M. Dusapin is here for a few days attending to business affairs from Kirby. eee Charles Marrs and A. S. Downey are Miles City, Mont., visitors here for a short time this week. eee ‘W. Webb and C. C. Hocker of Salt Creek came in yesterday on a short business trip. see James Adams, C. P. Strohl and R. W. Sproh! arrived in the city yesterday from Newcastle and will spend a few days here on business. eee Donald C. Taylor spent yesterday here visiting with friends from Lusk. James W. Boone will leave tomor- Tow overland for Rawlins and vic- inity where he will spend several days attending to business affairs. eee J. UL. Rogers and son of Chicago are visitors here this week. eee E. R. Donaldson will leave this evening for Omaha and other points east to be gone for several weeks ‘on @ business trip. eee E. C. Allen who has been spend- ing the last month in Calfiarnia vis- iting with friends in expected to re turn tomorrow. eee Bryan C. Culvertson returned yes- terday from Colorado where he has ‘been for the last week on business. eee Max C. Bailey of Tulsa, Okla, is visiting here and attending to busi- ness affairs, for a week. eee M. H. Becker arrived this morn- ing from Cheyenne and will spend several days here. eee M. A. Donnelly of Fort Worth, ‘Texas is here for several days visit- ing with friends. 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Unusual Display of Articles for Sale Chicken Dinner 5:30 to 7:30 p: m. QUICK ) QUAKER Quaker. longer than plain toast! So start the day right with a HOT breakfast—best for you, best for the youngsters. Same known. But cut thinner an: cook faster, that’s the only difference. All the rare pee flavor. All the premier vigor Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes! Here's a vigor breakfast in-e- ' Cooks in half the time of coffee, faster than eggs, no | plump flakes as ee Quaker irtly cooked—smaller flakes that Quick Ask your grocer for Quick Oats, the kind you've nourishment of the world’s | reakfast. But—no bother cooking. Showing Advance Models In Evening and Dress Hats Millinery Clearance As Well as In Tailored Pattems : Molines, Laces, Satins, Silks and Metal Cloths At $16.50 to $25 IN THE SUBWAY You Can Make Selection From About Twenty-five Winter Hats Which Were Regularly Priced Up to $16.50 at the CLEARANCE PRICE $4.95 Final Clearance of All Fine Midwinter Hats (On the Mezzanine) Your Choice Of 75 Your Choice Of Lot 1 Lot 2 85 10" Including All Our Finest New York and Paris Winter Dress and Sport Models Regularly Priced From $16.50 to $35.00 You'll find Betty Jane’s Gift Nook on the Mezzanine just " ts th They crowded me out of the Subway but anyway I’m pleased because it gives me so much more room for displaying my Christmas NOTICE TO CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS: filled with pretty things for “gifts that women love.” wares—and they certainly do look lovely where they the short flight of stairs to the mezzanine. and there’ll be something else new take special notice. are now—and it’s an easy walk up Lots more pretty new things recently arrived most every day. I’ve been requested to ask you men to -Betty Jane at Liberal Reductions Handsome Cloth Coats Every Fine Winter Cloth Coat on the Main Floor Has Been Radically Reduced! Beautiful garments of soft heavy fabrics in designs that sparkle with style; rich, warm fur trimmings to harmonize with the general color tone; heavy, high quality linings—all lend a charm that appeals to the lover of beautiful garments—and these new low prices representing drastic cuts from original prices, com- pel earnest attention. You'll not be disappointed in selecting your Winter Coat at one of the following $31.50 $56.50 $98.50 Main Floor Dress Specials In A special group of pretty SUBWAY COATS Party Dresses, from our i sto regular stock, $27.50 Your choice of about fifty pretty Coats, most of them SUBWAY $1 Dollar $1 Bargain Booth Hundreds of items— many at heavy reduc- tions—your choice $1. 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