Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 23, 1923, Page 9

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1923 RECENT AND COMING EVENTSIN SOCIAL CIRCLES OF CASPER ‘Public Installation Miss Sichling Entertains wee Friday a ea At Birthday Party. The women loose! lagion pean pone iouution at outta] Cathe secason of het, levnsn day night at their home on West} Kathleen Sichling entertained a First street. The following officers} group of her young Indy friends at ere installed: Minnie Becker, past] her home, 1227 South Oak street, gent; Mae Schiele, senior regent; Wenner, junior regent; chaplain; Nancy Francis 0O* Mary = Siebers, sentinal; Grace Shiley, argus; Bessie Seat, guide; Mae Carlisle, assistant uide. Short addresses were made by the mew officers, and Deputy Grand Regent Miller made the presentation peech, presenting the past regent [Minnie Becker with her official em- Diem. Mrs. John Heageny acted as srand installing officer aswsted by| Barnes, Claudia Maples, Roberia Mes‘onaire Williams as grand guilde.| Maples. Tin fe Sait The grand guards were Legionaires|and the hostess, Welsh and Whisenhunt as captains eee nd Legionnaires Miller Johnson,| y; Recital Smith, Chisholm, and Wison as al Thorsdee Breeton, eam, Pupils of the Van Meter schoo! of Dancing was the social diversion] 1.66 will appear in recital Thurs- for the evening. Musi: was furnish- i day evening, December 27 at 7:30 d by the Sharp orchestra. Refresh. at the Method'st Episcopal church. nents were served by the officers}. D i ot, tate t end fear members acting as hos | denned and all those interested. in fi: ™musio are invited to attend. eee Mr. and Mrs. Hill Will Entertain at Dinner Dance. Mr. and Mrs. Charles §, Hill will be hosts at a dinner and dancing party to be given New Yerr'’s eve at thé Henning he’.s!. eee Mr. and Mrs, McMahon Will Entertain were the chief features in addition @inner with all the holiday trim-! mings. Mrs. C. H. Sichling, Mre, W. H. Price and Mra. Georgia Sears assist- ed Miss Sichling in receiving and Helen Ruggles, Winifred O'Neil, Dorothy Holloren, Frances Hunt, Mary Jane Keith, Dorothy Cunnins- ham, Dorothy Warren, Florence se. ‘Townsend-Stafford Marriage Announced. The many friends of J. E. Staf- Mord. popular Casper realtor, will ibe interested to hear of his mar- riage which took place yesterday. ip Denver. to Miss Eulalia Townsend Miss Townsend was formerly of St. Joseph, Mo., but has been for the lsat few months in the office of Miss Hazel Conwell, clerk of the dlstrict court. Following a short trip to Kansas City the couple will return and make their home in this city. Mr. and Mra, L. F. MeMahon w'll be hosts at a dinner party to be given at the Elk’s auditorium pre- ceding. the ball to be he'd December 31. Thirty-five guests will attend. ore Lady Slipper Club Entertainment Momlay itertained., At Durst Home. Mr, and Mrs. John-J. Durst will entertain formaily- Monday evening with a Christmas tree and dancing party for all those conected with the Oil Well Supply company at their home, 441 South Center street. eee Joint InstaPation Thursday Even'ng. A joint installation of the East- ern Stars, Casper Lodge No. 13 and Pathfincer Lodge No. 42, will be held Thuraday evening at 8 o’c’ock at the Masonic temple. All members are requested to be present. eee Dinner Monday At Rehr Residence, Mr. and Mrs. W. I, Rehr Jr., will entertain informally at Cinner Mon- day evening at their residence on South Lincoln street. Covers will be ese ge laid for nine. DeMolay Dance ese Friday Evening. Mrs. Spears Will The annual holiday dance of the | Entertain Saturday. Darius chapter, Order of DeMolay.| Mrs. T. C. Spears will be hostess will be given Friday in the Masonic Jat aa informal luncheon and bridge temple. This will be an entertain-) party to be given on Saturday of ment in honor of the many students | this week at her home on Lincoln who have returned from college for | street. the Christmas season. Members cf eee the Masonic lodge and affiliated or- | Catholic Girl's Club Tree ganizations are also invited together | For Children of with their companions. Members of the Catholic Girls’ a ee club will give a Christmas program Past Matrons Will and tree this evening at 7:30 at Entertain Thursday. the Mullin club for all chiMren of ‘The Past Matrons of the Eastern|the parish, including those from Star will entertain the officers of|}{ills and Evansville. The tree will 1923 at a 6 o'clock dinner Thursday | be decorated with a giftfor each evening, December 27, at the Ma-| child with can@y and nuts tn Chrirt- sonic temple. mas bags. All children of the par- ish are invited to attend. o-e Dinner Saturday at Is Eni 1 Mrs. H. O. Ward entertained the members of the Lady Slipper club last Thursday afternoon at her home in Midwest Heights, honors for the afternoon being won by Mrs, Arthur Meyer and Mrs. Henry Scullion. The club will meet again in two weeks.at the home of Mrs. Scullion on South David street. . o-. Miss Craft Will Entertain at Dinner. Miss Lela Craft. will be hostess this evening at an informal dinner party to be given at her home on Fifteenth and Kimball streets. Guests who will attend are Misa Eleanor Jessen, Miss Thelma Mc- Kelvey, Miss Fanchon Norton and the Messrs. Ted Mosher, Thomas ‘Troth, Harold Hairce and Shelby Ronaldson. eee Dinner Friday at Price Residence. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Price enter-| Andrus Home. tained informally Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. R, M. Andrus will dinner at their home, 1132 South|be horts Saturday evening. Decem- Durbin street, in honor of the thir-| ber 29, at a formal dinner party one teenth wedding anniversary of Mr.|of a series to be given at their homo and Mrs. John 8. Pettingill. on South Durbin street. Y. W. C. A. ACTIVITIES The Lasting Things The Little child that lives in me And never quite grows up or dies, Leves Christmas with a shining love, And shining eager eyes. She loves the glad expectancy That floats through fir-filled air, The sudden ringing at the door, When packages are smuggled in; ‘The whispers in the hall, the official organ of the Young Wo- mens’ Christian Association, notes a number of opinions from the re- cent citizenship conference held in Washington, among which are the following: “Law is the expression of the moral feeling of a community. A law should be enforced whether good or bad, If bad, so that people can ‘The gaudy splendor of the tree, see and repeal it. or modify it; if And best of all good, for the protection of the The sound of children’s voices as|people.”—Justice Florence Allen. they call “What can. America’ say about, substituting ‘law for war’if she can’t. enforce law in her own borders? The Nineteenth Amendment .omes to the rescue of the Eighteenth.”—Mra. Henry Peabody. “Those who fail to register and vote have no right to complain when lawlessness reigns. The Church should see that there {s one hun- dred per cent registration of Chris- tian people or stop praying, ‘Thy Kingdom come on _ earth.’—Hon. Wayne B. Wheeler. The conference was held tn the In- terest of law enforcement, especially in relation to the Eighteenth Amend- ment and enforcement acts and was remarkable ‘in many respects. Simi- lar meetings will + held in different parts of the country and groups of women will be informing themselves along these Hines. The ¥. W. C. A. has a study outline on the subject of. Their thanks above the din; The books and toys, and tissue papet. piled Upon the floor; All these she loves, As she has loved them when a child, And more. But the woman that is in me knows ‘That these are but the surface signs Of deeper springs, And the woman's heart within me grows More eager, year by year, For lasting things, For all that lies behind the Christ- mas cheer,— Both for myself and for a-world in fear. O Thou whose day it is, et not our hearts be choked by tissue-paper, Wor the light of gleaming candies blind our eyes law enforcement for discussion ‘0 the rad’ance of Thy face. groups which may be used to ad- Let not our childlike joys usurp] vantage. Thy place, pt cpy eBut let us once—just once Board of ‘Keep Christmas as a Christ-mass in our souls, And all the little children, far and near, laugh—on Christmas Day ll the year. Helen M. Salisbury, In The Womens Press. win And Citizenship and ‘Legislation. In its department of end Legilation, the Womans Press, Citizenship oo SCE eR Directors Meet. The Board of Directors ofthe local association met in regular session Friday evening. The resignation of Mro. L. A. Toothaker who 18 soon to leave the city was received and ac- cepted with regret. An interpreta- tion of the social problems af the city was given by Miss Mary Kis- sick, general secretary, resulting in a decision to change the program emphases in the near future tn order to ineet the most pressing needs. An- nouncement of plans will be made | as tapidly as they are developed and it is expected that a larger field of | usefulness will be zed. | me | Party. Aitho very few girls attending the quuinted, these events are unani-| mously voted the “best times” ever. As usual, the party of Tues- day evening was a happy occarion. Thc affair was in charge of the social ‘committee of the Y, Business Girls’ club. The Christmas tree in its 1 Pretty decorations of red and green,! Pop corn balls all contributed to the season. that-they had had real ed / dx LZ => K — “fs 2) 232 E. 2nd St. zs ST i i ler no Se as : AIX —— aS Che Casper Sunday Cripune W.S. Kimball Elected Head Of Casper Literary Club to thine at thee We eo em? | Other Officers for Coming Year Chosen Last Week in Regular Meeting; Geological Forma- tions Are W. S. Kimball was elected presi- by acclamation no contest develop- gala dress, the lights softened with! Mt of the Casper Literary ctub for| tng. the ensuing six-months period at an at which music, games and dancing the children’s games, the candy and clection held at the regular meeting | I! R. 8. Billzon to a beautifully appointed birthday brings back childhood memories of was elected first vice president, EH. The girls’ lett feeling} B. Durham, second vice president; held Thursday night. recreation H, P, Fishburn, secretary and treas-| the geological formations found, not and that they had made new friends. vier. The election of all officers was =, Hitt PAGE NINE of the country where -oll 1s} ped. His talk was nighly tn-} eresting and evoked considerable discussion. { Current events for the evening) was lead ty Philip Winter, who in- troduced as the principal topics the Christmss holiday season, ious bh and the confronts this ccuntry, Thes» topics brought out ciscussion from almost the entire membership. Arthur K. Leo of Thermopolis was | guest of the club for the evening. tons Discussed presentation to the club of uncon- ventional pictures of members R. 8. Elison and Harry Durham. Each of these gentlemen, presented the pic- ture of.the other, neither knowing thet his’ picture was to be tendered The pictures were highly enjoyed by the club-and will become a part of -! the club decoration: The payer for the evening was de- vered by EL L. abrook, -petro eum engineer for the Midwost Ke- finery company. Mr, Estabrook gave o very interesting discussion of | TO DECIDE Elks’ Formal To Be Event | or tiny exe comers’ OF New Year * The members of Casper society j will have another of these rare op- portunities to turn out en masse or. A feature of the evening was the/a great occasion when the E for- mal dance is given at the auditori- um, New dinz.er Jing previous to vation through i made eart Seventh and Year's Eve. parties on 3 for dinner the club Center The Elks is making preparations for should stre club serving the same even- the m: Reser. made be ly One More Da WHAT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT YOU WILL GIVE WillIt Be An Victroia — Brunswick Or Some Other Musical Instrument EMMEDIATE DELIVERY MADE TO YOUR HOME CHICKERING KURTZMANN STORY & CLARK GULBRANSEN ARMSTRONG MILTON VICTROLAS Victor Records The AMPICO in the CHICKERING. HAINES BROS. , FRANKLIN Uprights and Grancs and PHONOGRAPHS BRUNSWICKS Brunswick Records Player-Pianos FAMOUS GULBRANSEN STORY & CLARK KURTZMANN C. G. CONN BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS Used Musical Instruments of All Descriptions The Chas. E. CONVENIENT TERMS ON ALL PURCHASES It DOES make a difference where you buy your musical merchandise ells Music Co. Home of the Chickering a = etl PIANOS—PLAYER-PIANOS—PHONOGRAPHS — ALL PRICED AT A BIG SAVING Am pico — Piano — Player-Piano No Disappointments at Wells IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT | In addition to the dinner parties which will be given at the Elks’ bal! there will be many private af. fairs, and a number-of other are scheduled to take place at the Hea- ning. The E’ks’ club has given a num- ber of dances this season but has nothing the fair was a most successful one but will undoubtedly be surpassed by the one which will take place at jthe conclusion of the holidays. Many been is- the dance. invitations have for attendance at sued In fact the entire lst has been ex- and persons now desiring make applica- mmittee. Miss Estell Augestine left this morning for her home in Lovell fol- lowing a several days visit here spert at the home of Dr. and Mra. William Kocher. y ia a were Sy eh ay, | ijn hc pa 2 wee ™ we ~ c+ ev pee Pound, —