Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1924, Page 4

CIRCLES Formal Dancing Party Tomorrow Evening at Elks Club, St, Patrick's day celebrations in Casper this year will be topped off tomorrow eyening with a formal da: to be given at the Elks club quditorium for the social set of Casper. Being the first formal to be given at the hall since the an- nual ball held at the Christmas holidays it should draw one of the largest crowds of the , The music will be furnished by the Apollo orchestra of which Mrs, Margaret Curtz ts the leader, Spe- cial decorations carrying out the occasion have been arranged by the committee in charge. Numerous dinner parties have been arranged to precede the dance the largest being a “Dutch” for 80 at the club. Several smaller parties at home and at the club will con- tribute ato the gayety of the oeca- = sion. eee No Host Party to Precede Formal Dance, A no-host dinner party will be given tomorrow evening at the Elks preceding the formal dancing party. Among those who will at- tend are Judge and Mrs, R. R. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. G, RK. Hagens, and Mrs. T. 8, Cooke, Mr, and R. M. Andrus, Mr. Fidel, Mr. and M Mr. and Mrs. W. F, Ott, Mr. and Mrs. 8S. N. Brooks, T, C, Tonkin, Dwight Seott, Clarence Richard- son, Clement Nicolaysen, Mr, and Mrs. James P. Kem, Mr, and Mrs. ‘an, Mrs. Leavitt, Mrs, H. nm, Miss Mary Lyons of Pittsburgh, Kan., guest of . and Mrs. Curran, Mr. and Mi , Schwartz, Mr, and Mrs. L. Esta- brook, Mrs. J. C, Snook, Don Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Pitt Covert, Mr. and Mrs. M. €, Price, Mr, and Mrs, J, W, John- son, Mr. and Mrs, Burton Lester, Mr. and Mrs, M. B, Young, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Free, Mr. and Mrs, L, Storres, Mr. and Mrs, B. B, Lum- mis, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Spears, Dr, T. J. Riach, Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Townsend, Mr. and Mrs, Willlam B. Cobb, Mr. and Mra. Charles Crab- tree, Mr. and Mra, Charles Camp- bell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shumaker, Mr, and Mrs, Ben Pelton. Mrs. B, J, Sullivan, Mr. and Mra. O, L, Walker, Miss Kathryn Mahoney, Rayburn Webb, William Chealy, Ralph Barton, Dr, and Mrs. H, dt. Lathrop, Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Nichols, and D, L. Breche, cee Hold All Day Session, , Bt, Mark's guild will hold an all day session on Thursday at the parish house from 10 o'clock until 4. Luncheon will be served at noon by Mrs. James Wiederhold and Mrs. Harry Young, who will act as hos- tesses for the day, A business meet. ing will be held prémptly at 2:30 o'clock and all memberg are asked to be prepared to answer poll call by some quotation from the Bible on charity. eee Clipping Is of Interest To Wyoming People. The following clipping taken from the “Washington Star" will be of interest to many Casper as well as state people: “Mrs. John B, Kendrick, wife of the senator from Wyoming, has laid up treasures for the quiet years, and they are many, on a big ranch in the west, in the series of diaries and books of indexed clippings, which she began on coming to Washington first, in 1917. This was in the tumult caused by the decla- ~ yation of war against Germany, and Mre. Kendrick, a stranger to this @ert of excitement, wishing to im- press certain things on her memory, * began to clip the papers and to add @ thread of running comment on the blank pages opposite, and to record such happenings in which she took an active part. The volumes have grown sufficiently to fill Dr. Eliot's five-foot shelf, and if she added the more pretentious which she keeps and the sev- eral volumes of a ‘Line a Day’ it would quadruple the famous. Har- * vard president's allotted space, She has full details of the illustrious visitors of 1917, and what part the legislative braneh and she personal: ly took in their welcome. Thig fs e 2 yaluable social calendar which, if she follows the trend of this genera tion and writes her memoirs, will insure the popularity of the book. She has saved those painful lists of casualties, published daily, which thrilled the nation early in 1918, and * perhaps nowhere can these tokens of American heroism be found in more complete form outside the war department than in Mrs. Kendrick’s scrapbooks. “In her diary proper, which ts an activity entirely apart fror her «llp- ping series, a clever picture of - Washington, day by day, is to be found, and in a ‘Line a Day! the + most important happenings in her = own sphere of activity are recorded. All this Mrs. Kendrick accomplished © for her re: tion and pleasure; and S4n addition she is the business man- age of her husband, looks after his large private correspondence * and, this year, since Mrs. Coolidge = has passed from being the wife of the vice presfdent to the role of first lady, she is the acting presi- dent of the Congressional club and its hostess at the weekly luncheon held in the large salon on the top he senate ‘office building. Mrs, rick also superintends the amenities of her young daughter, a debutante of last winter, Miss Rosa Maye Kendrick, a task whieh com- RECENT AND COMING] 22g te EVENTS IN SOCIAL| EE eee se eee OF CASPER |teraee lPoe wee eg Sh - + News of Women’s Clubs and Organizations : Cde Casper Sunday Ecidune ; oe _ SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1924 gomplete line of ladies’ and Loyat Temperance Will be held tomorrow| ‘The : tn 2 i Mr. J i] erent. afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the pub- ‘will meet a! pul BE. O, fair will be the M , Springs, 8. D.; Dr.| | The next m wa Meeting Lash TWeels tention of | 0, UPA, Mra. W. ©, Bradtord Kennedy, Dan Sullivan, J, H. Carey : the home of Mes, ©: Jrseuaeus, 914 the W. Cc. 7. ttn weierese| mee be ta cuarge of the program for] the 3:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.jB. T- Cullen, J. F. Newman, ©. J. x nd th 5 South David street, Tuesday, even- @ternoom at the First Presbyterian ehurch with Mre. W. W. Goale Presiding. A flag drill was a feature of the afternoon's meeting which Bert MoCarthy, 1113 South Etm.} Wickert, E. J. Host, Roy MzAdaeng,| mainder, of time w Ing, April 8. Visiting members are cord'ally in-|®- 5. Murphy, Denis Daly, Jamey td Mec Daly, J. F, Salland,; M. J. Foley, Cc. A. Hollorany: Ryan, J. L. Dew Tribune wantads bring results, ———— 7 ‘The Casper Woman's club - a sert, Mary Sl'zeski, was greatly enjoyed by the Children | te, ‘was en-| Mrs, Ryan Will Entertain F " and "Robin Hood” was told during| Mra. Then oe afternoon by|¢, and N. W, Woman's Club. and’ F. J. Kelither. ’ the story period. Plans were started | So per at her home on| Mrs, M, 8, Ryan wil! be hostess ‘ for @ medal contest to be held Fri-| mecthay mot beret at its regular! on Tuesday afternoon of this week| Mr, and Mrs. Mu, homie of Mrs. F. J. Squczek, 787 . a aay, April 4, All children are usked| suspentioa for hee Presram Was] at 2 o'clenk at her home, 933 South | Entertain Friday. ! ¥Or a3 .| South Lineoin treet, the president, MILLINERY to meet on Saturday of this week at| time t, me the afternoon anq the} Center street, for a social. meeting} My. and Mrs. J. H. Mugett enter. | 8: K- Loy Me a Miss Helen Lewis was in charge of J 2 o'clock for the purpose of practic-tinteresting talk irc Eee oRaYY | of the Chiesso and Northwestern |tained at 9 500, party last Frida (% ;|the meeting. An interesting busi. ing for the program. Brecke wh given by Mrs. 3, B.| Railway Woman's club, The enter-!evening at their residence on Fit- Mra, A. . ness session was held including re- . 9. rooks who returned yesterday from| tainment will be in the form of a Witam $olt M | ports from captaing of ember- St. Mark’s Synurgae S months tour of the Eurepean| kensington and all members are 3 ve whic! not com, Meeting Tuesday costumes: aid yRe Oke fold of the|.aaked to bring thelr thimbles. Re: The regular metting of St. Mark’s| Snglung, Paes eee the, People in| froshments will bo served at the tt. . Synurgae will be held ‘uesday ris, Germany, Belg} aftern: Sia Wattr resge “om "Roth Se Sikhs counts senarl. th |r are ites afead andre." Kayion rice, pats With Mrs. Harrison | weeks on Saturday Rene S id Parke vw. ‘Charles Ho nd Bt 8 ant hostons, Mrs, H. P. Fishburn at her resi: ra Brotherhood of Dorothy Angel Is . Charles den and Mr, Y dence on South Wolcott-street: Hostess at Party. igh 3 ‘wrist The ci : Yeoman to Hold Meeting Staffora selec. : rian faa sey robe ae Mrs. Speas Is Hostess ee os ere The Brotherhood of the American Bridge ‘Club tonsa Seay seat at "her" bewieter the | At Parties, Yeomen wil) meet tomorow eyening| Mrs. Chi Jn cham baske: Mra, J peas . . Charles B, Staffor | siri’n champion t ball team of ra, James was hostess to at Olock at the Knights of| ed the eater ete ae the Central school. ‘The evening |* number of friends at two enjoy. manager foc Chiontae Nompson. state | yesterday at her home on Ling ave.|W@% spent In playing games after |4Pi* afternoon parties given on ¥ri- Will be presesy Grado and Wyoming, | nue. Honors for the afternoon at| Which. refreshments were served. |2y and Saturday at her home, $10 Pritt) BS. breseat and all members of | bridge were won by. Mrs. Charles| \0ng those who attended were | South Washington street, Green tne Crmanization in the city are| Hall und Mrs, C, % “Duncan. Thafthe Misses Sheldon, coach; Bula|%nd white decorations were used. Baked te bey esent, A targe class | club will be entertained again in two} 8tank®, Adeline Shoemaker, Grace | Guests who attended on Friday in- io Weeks on Baturday by Mrs. Styart| Brews, Vera Crass, Gertrude Sisk, | cluded Mrs. W. D, Johnston, Mrs. Updegraff. Allee Hendon, Leona Duncan,|H. U. Seidel, Mrg. Lester Parker, eee Helen Rott anc, Dorothy Angel, cap-| Mrs. Bam Nef and Mra, Arthur Enterprise Encampment - | tan of the team, Horgeh. Guests for yesterday af. meeting of the Wo- Social Monday eee ternoon were Mrs. Charles Rose, Reflects a lack of friction, shows that things are going right and working in . harmony. ~ The officers of this dependable, gov- ‘an Temperance union} Enteypri: Encampment No. herd. Mrs, W, I, Christisa, Mrs, William 9 of | .Noyes Marriage att Friday’ afternoon at| tne tO. Gs Be ei aie peel | Speviens Rae, Misq Blanche Wagner and Miss ernment-guided institution, though on Monday night, Mareh 17, to] A wedding of interest to Casper |"°"* Mae Healy. with the president, Mrs, H. EB, Par- pened Co ning der fa | wach ah moto anc ot ene "wpch as “ena | poy be iocsngud of their responsibil- . ended and 1 4 laiting | Veruary 38, ugias, and which. . I, of the Frances Willard and. fricera| patriarchs in the city, thetr wiyes| was just vegently announced was | Friday Evening oy: evidence always a-spirit of good Gordon divisions, A report of the Several out of town | that of Miss Marjorie Noyes to Ben| An unusually delightful evening cheer and helpfulness. work accomplished by the Frances &re expected, and a royal] ‘ilberd. The bride is the daughter | Was spent Friday at ti home of Willard division for the last month | cco, “me 1s assured. The: deepra-|of Mr. and Mrs. Wa'ter C. Noyes | Mr. and Mrs. F. B, Firmin, 804 South Was read by Mrs. F, J. Souczok atter| U2M® Will be in keeping with the|of this elty and was a student at Grant street when Chapter "G"' of which a report of the Anna Gordon color ef this branch, of the order| ‘he Natrona county high school up|the P. E. 0, Sisterhood entertained Aiyigion was given by Mise Margecar| WBich fs royal purple, to the time of her marriage, Mr.|®t @ B. I. L. party, Hilght candi- Dung, Ls eee Gilherd has been connected with | dates were initiated Inte the mys Rehorts were also given by the| ia Stuart to the. Noyes Grocery company for a|teries of B, 1. L.dem. Supt. A. A. committee appointed at the last | eld Dance number ef years, The couple are at meetings of the divisions ta he held The Clan Stuart will hold-a social| home to their friends at 244 South Frequently our patrons voice their pleasure in doing business with a bank whose unvarying attitude is oné of op- timism and service. pho can wil! attend the meetings a8| Legion Aux sivon on Monday from 3 o'clook | hry", ‘April 2,1) and 4, and an outing ot | Aa. danee Friday evening, March 21, | Lincoin. street, You Cannot rey ‘ in the Odd Fellows’ hail. Dancing| toe : Riven, Mir Mionio Teawiae, atias|| wil start promptly at’ o'clock. All| ge. Patriel’s ‘Ten Monday Hide Your Fat New business is cordially invited, president, bwill be present at’ these meanneey and friends are invited to] At Bartholomew Home Wate ay do tr mn egeucetth oe , meeting sit is hoped that alt| “tten@- ee + | ch, Bt Patriot's day tea witt po] from ‘hone around you, : maker oF tailor ca; {mportant find intereating subjects| Mecting 5 rei % until 6 at the home of Mra. C, B. fae LO Will be dis i Bartholomew, 618 Diyine street tf iH . Mrs. Mareeret Munnis, a national] gine American Legion Auxiliary] the benefit of the \pdle oe thet Mac|vour welght’ ‘surely’ ana quia: worker, expects to be in the elty il hol s business meeting ‘Wednes-|cabees. Mra, Bartholomew will be whi rm H Sunday, March 23, and will speak to| o3?, ternoon at 8:80 o'glock at the! assisted during the mitiernoon by dt a to atta it re : 4 the publle, the place and time te ho | Bible ines rooms of the Methodist | Mrs, Anna M. Place and Mrs, Fow- general health . i c announced iter, Hire, Munn cng church, Heoond and Durbin atreets, lier. All. Maccabees and. thely g A Bank of Strength and Service , CASPER, WYOMING ~~ Fort All members are wees to attend, friends are invited to attend. - eee by the officers of the union e every one who possibly can attena | rpeat Wilkerson Dinner Last Yvening At Jarvis Home. the meeting. ay ‘At. the ehabe ob thie Ernest Oran Wilkerson, son of Mr, ort, | re of the program which LM ged enjoyed ty all pretent, The aiviatons | of, Ms fourth birthday "yesterday at | “i2Ner Party. Siven last evening for | siti ana Bi cae este nist will meet Mareh 28, the Wrances Wil-| s¢) pate ens aigateel ah Kimball street. Spring flowers yh Ith completely” sentoreit liard division at the home of Mrs, Ith 0 ely —_ ae “ a L, EB. Carti 866 Bouth, Lan altel The gyests included Walter Snook, ne ie pea taco wh rescription Te tor sens j aD street, and the Anna Gordon division | parbera aitoe and Tee eye eye | Among. those who attended were | {citys pe. Gempan at the home of Mrw. I, La Gants, and Joan Winttred, | vir. and Mrs. 'T, C. Spears, Mr. and| the price th over, an 8 South Durbin street. The next! o. G, ¢, Club Is Mrs, William Kaemmerling and Mr, | W! - rey general meeting will be hela on tertal 11 with Mrs. Nellie Lewis in aba bial phy ark 4 eae The C. C. C. club members were sas 8 entertained last. Friday evening Mrs: Cocke Ie Héateda < March 14, by Miss Annette Giradat At Bridge Luncheon. at her home in the Albuquerque Mrs. T. 8. Cooke was hostess at | #Partments. The evening was gpent an informal luncheon and bridge |!" dancing after which a buffet party given last Thursday at her |/U2Ch was served by the hostess home jon South Beech atreet for| A outside guert for the evening eight ‘guests. Honors at bridge | W#8 Miss Mary Lou Blanton. The were won by-Mrs. A. J. Cunning, | RExt meeting of the club will be ham and Mrs. Neil ‘Tyler. Gpests| Held at the home of Miss Inez. Ep. ef Mrs, Cooke were Mra, B.D. Ung on Thirteenth street. Friday, brook, Mrs, H, H. Schwarts, Mrs, | Mareh 21, Leigh Townsend, eae High-Jay Marriage Saturday Morning, Tyler. Mra, Ottolyne H, High and Alvah Jay, Woth of Powder River were RIALTO That's the sensible, centsible way to have that good Boon Mae Att dap ROGAT ee ene ee backbone of American business—use it. You tale no chances when you buy-a first quality plano, for a good piano has a quicker, higher, resale then Tecachold pevesest Righee cri A married yesterday mornins. March | Special Irish Program Prepared by the Ethel Mann any other ion. Do real: peers oe Re 25, at the Metnodire "Bplscepal School of Dancing Bspecially for the money you have in your pocket Tight or ‘vould rs. P, S. Lov nm as B00) ‘J forliie pecs attine or Pend aster, the Rev. Lewis, 5 probably be ample to put that piano in your home ? You should feel as free to talls this over with .us as you ay Bridge club last week at her | Carter, They were attended by Mrs. rida, club) NAM | Weak at cba Ia Caesarea Ce ST. PATRICKS DAY A color scheme of yellow and white, The brite was becomingly id t with your banker on any other legitimate mineectien oe 4 in a tailor-made suit of blue investment. Why wai wi i suigKestive 0 the \apeing “mantn rprena. Hh falc mada puis of Ding ves! t. y wait then, when life’s surest refresh- Honors were won by Mrs, H, W, — store? Ci + dbencan Ta —e Honors weve won by a it ee ERR ae Sa a eee store ? -Come in and be convinced! Among those present for the after: noon were Mrs. ©. W. Kaylor, Mrs. E. W, Marsh, Mrg, Walter ‘Brewer, Mrs. Harold Barr, Mrs, B, W, Trollope, Mrs, M. G. Marrin, Mrs, Arthur. Larsen and Mrs, ©. E. Myers. The elub will be entertained next Friday by Mrs, Marsh at her residence on West Third street, oe. Easter Star Tea Tuesday Afternoon ular Eastern Star tea will on Tuesday afternoon of the Magonic temple dames, W. W. Barnes, ——e = this »week with the M Tov ona aah FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE DON’T FORGET Story & Clark Player Pianp Mahogany Bungalow Size Used in demonstration only, Not a second hand instrument $495.00 The Chas, E. Wells Music Co. Home of the Chickering Jean Cooke Is Hostess At Birthday Luncheon. # Little Jean Cooke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Cooke, was hos- tess at a luncheon and afternogn party given yesterday at her home on South Beech street in honor of her seventh birthday,» Among the children who attended were Jean- ette Kimball, Sara Avery Tyler, LLOYD'S. - TOMORROW! ; Pistachio Iee Cream, Green Shillalahs St. Patrick’s Green Sherbert, Shamrock Box Candy ~ Wyoming Drug and Supply Co. East Second and Wolcott. Phone 51W 1 QUICK RE % For INDIGESTION pletes the employment of the last | moment of her woking hours.” + 232 East Second Street Casper, Wyd, : Phone 194