Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX. Che Casper Sunday Cribune SOCIETY RECENT AND COMING EVENTS I Whittington-Orville Engagement Announced. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Whittington announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marie R. Whitting ton to Orville sdwn the wedding to take place next month. Both Mis ‘Whittington and Mr. Scown are resi- + dents of Casper and have a number of friends here, ee Miss Perry Is Guest of | Honor at Bridge Party. Complimenting Miss Josephine Perry, whose marriage to A. (Si) Young of Parco, will take place dur- ing the summer months, Miss Christina Owens entertained at an : informal bridge party given yester- day afternoon at the Bert McCarthy home, 1113 South Elm street. Vases of sweetpeas attractively placed were used for the table decorations. Honors at bridge for the afternoon were won by Miss Mildred Proctor and Miss Mae Winter. Miss Perry received a guest gift. Among those who attenced were Mrs. Bert McCarthy, Mrs. Frederick Moore, Mrs. James P. Sweeney, Miss Georgia Smith, Miss Mildred Kaj ner, Miss Garnett Volertson, Miss Edna Weis! Miss Jeanette Bruce, Miss Mildred Proctor, Miss Grace DeWoody, Miss Mae Winter, Miss Louise Richmond, Miss Bertha Sihler, Miss Rose Noonan, Miss Blanche Wagner and the guest of honor. Thursday Club Meeting At Weldner Home. Mrs, Charles T. Weidner will en- tertain the members of the Thurs- = day Bridge club this week at her = residence, 334 East Eleventh street. rary Judge Lindsey Will Speak 'To Women of Casper. Judge Ben Lindsey, who will arrive in the city this week to speak = to the Kiwaniins at their meeting * on Thurscay, will also speak to the women of Casper on that day at the Methodist Episcopal church at 8 o'clock, This opportunity to hear Judge Lindsey has been made pos- sible by the Casper Woman's De- partmental club members and the meeting will be open to all women of the city. yoeeoeearereagre eee Woodcraft Thimble Club WI Hold Special Meeting The Woodcraft Thimble club will hold a special meeting on Wednes- day, May 21, at the home of Mrs. § nley Overbaugh, 1312 South Elm street. All members of the club are asked to be present as officers will be elected and important business matters transacted. rer ale Women's Benefit Association Meeting } y Evening venesacsrer The Benefit association of the Maccabees will meet in reg ular session Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the I. 0. O, ¥, hall, Mrs. Croopher and her committee will be in charge of the social hour during which time refreshments will be served. All members of the or- ganization are asked to be present. Bake Sale Saturday society of the Grace English Lutheran church will at hold a sale of baked goods on urday, May 24, at the Stone groce: store. The sale will begin promptly at 10 a. m. and will continue through out the day. e+. Mrs. Parfet Will Entertain P. E. 0. Chapter Wednesday Mrs. Edward Parfet will entertain the members of chapter O of P. B ©. Sisterhood on Wednesday even ing ut 7:30 o'clock at her ‘home in the Hildebrand apartments. All members ag well as visiting P. B. O's in the city are invited to attend. nhellenic Luncheon ers of sociation will eon to b the Panhellenic as. entertain at a lunch- given Saturday, May 2 enareneess F eet. Galave Come to Our Store Most of our customers have two feet. It is our privilege to put them on easy street, Easing the feet that visit our store, Makes it easy to come and sce more. - Ke acer 02, Foot Powder 2 shaken in the shoes every morn ing, makes walking a delight, enables you to enjoy the bliss of feet without an ache. Prevents friction and keeps the feet fit. Makes tight or new shoes feel easy. Starts the day right; the sure way to foot comfort. Keeps the skin smooth and healthy, 25c the can. Sold only at «Kimball Drug Stores CASPER'S PIONEER STORES Wyoming's Leading Drug Stores © Rexall Stores “Two Stores for Your Convenience” CIRCLES OF CASPER N SOCIAL at the Henning hotel, During the meeting officers will be elected and all those who are going to attend a: asked to call Mrs, H. P, Fishburn or Miss Virginia Willlams for the pur- pose of Eoeprome vadlee cic ts chad Baking Clubs Demonstrate Work. Baking club demonstrations were held Saturday afternoon at the do- mentic science room of the high school, a team from each club dem- onstrating a different article of bakery. The contest was won by the team from the Rainbow club consisting of the Misses Martha Gadberry and Eleanor Reese. Second place was won by the team from the Happy Girls club consisting of the Misses Agnes Schneider and Reba Beer. The individual prizes went to Miss Martha Gadberry an@ Miss Agnes Schneider who scored high- est as demonstrators, The judges were Mrs. P. C. Nic- olaysen, Miss Wi!liams and Mrs. C. B. Parker. The contest, held under the ex- tension department gf the Univer- sity of Wyoming, is to select a team to represent Natrona county at the state fair next fall. The team will practice during the summer months 80 as to be In condition to compete with teams representing the other counties of the state, see Bridge Party at Kyte Home. Mrs. A. E. Kyte entertained her bridge club last week at her home, 1244 South ‘Wolcott. Spring flowers were used for table decorations. Honors were taken by Mrs. W. L England, Mrs. B, R. Trollope and Mrs. M. G Marian. Guests were Mrs. B. H. Robertson and Mrs. Dale Moye. Members present were Mrs. Walter Brewer, Mrs. M. G. Marian, Mrs. Arthur Marsen, Mrs. E. R, Thomas, Mrs. W. L. England and Mrs. Austerman. ‘The club will be entertained next Friday by Mrs. M. G. Marian, 1026 South Walnut. eee Altar and Rosary Slociety To Hold Meeting Wednesday. The regular meeting of the Altar and Rosary society of St. Anthony's church will be held on Wednesday May afternoon, 21, at the Mullin club. Mr . Holloran and Mrs. Peter O'Malley will act as hostesses for the afternoon. eee High School Concert Friday Evening. The second and last concert of the year will be given Fricay eve. ning, May 28, by the students of the high schoo! at the auditorum. ‘The program will include numbers given by the glee clubs, sextettes, quartettes, duets and numbers t the high school orchestra. The pro- gram will be closed by the Bridal chorus from “Rose Maiden” by Cowen, sung by combined glee clubs. The music department shows a marked improvement in their years work and the instructors and students deserve the credit. eee Lutheran Aid to Meet Thursday The Ladies’ Aid society of the Grace English Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoon at the Odd Fellow's hall with the Mes- dames William Person and J. H. Hunter as hostesses. All members are asked to be present and vis- iters will be w Business Girls Will Be Entertained. . Mrs. Emma Kitchen will enter- tain the members of the Young Wo: men's Christian association business Girl's club on Tuesday evening ut 8 o'clock at her resiCence, 622 South Grant street. All members and friends are invited to attend. eer Birthday Party Friday Evening. Albert Johnson, son of Mrs. Ida Johnson was host to a number of friends at a party given on Friday evening from 7 o'clock until 9 at his home, 924 South Oak street in honor of his ninth birthday. Games were played and refreshments were served at the close of the entertain- ment. A large white cake artistically decorated with nine Ughted candles sed for the decorations. Among who attended were, Darline Althea Johnson, Frances Bradley, Thelma Johnson, Darline Milburne, Doloreus Shippley, Ger- trude Milburne, Bileen Shipley, Jean Gales, Mary Doran, Norman Johnson, Billie yman, Kenneth PRichards, and Norman Gelannoy, 8 1p Mrs. Andrews Entertains Her Club Members, Mrs. C. W. Andrews was hostess last Friday afternoon for the regu lar meeting of the Ching Lee club at her home on South Beech street. Honors were taken by Mrs. B. FF. Raymond and Mrs. FE. J. Gillis Members of the club who attended were, Mrs. A. J, Kelley, Mrs. John Bartram, Mrs. J, ©. Lindsey, Mra, B. ¥. Raymond, Mrs. John G. Jones Mrs. E. J. Gillis and Mrs. Carl Hawks. The club will be entertained again in two weeks on Friday after- noon by Mrs, Bartram at her rest. dence on South David street. Informal Bridge Luncheon Last Week. Mra, J, C. ( D. Perry we Isinger 2 ® joint hoster informal bridge lune week at the home of the former, 805 East Second street. Honors at bridge e taken by Mrs. Frank Francis uests who attended were, Mrs. Frederick Duehrpr and Mra, Wat man of Greybull, Mrs, Lester Wat: ® Mra. 1. sem at an rheon given last MRS. THOMAS B. HOOD, .| time will be enjoyed and all mem- —Photo by Wrensted Studio society matron recently honored by the state Democratic convention as its choice for presidential elector from Wyoming. Ronan, Mrs. Jessen Former Cheyenne Girl's Engagement Is Announced. Cheyenne, Wyo., May 17.—Friends ved announcement of Lucille Mrs. to Joseph Cal, lard S. Ridgely was formerly Unit- States attorney for Wyoming. moved tg California here haye the engagement of Miss Ridgely, daughter of Mr. Hilliard S. Ridgely, Stephens of Sacramento, ed The family about two years ago. eee Mrs. Meyer Entertains At Bridge Luncheon. Mrs. Harry Meyer was hostess at one of the most unique and attrac- Mrs. ale Lowe, Mrs. Earl John and Mrs. Me- and Hil- Ohio to spend the summer months. The decorations were cleverly car- ried out in lavender with the table cover, dishes, flowers and placards of lavender. Honors at bridge for the afternoon were taken by Mrs. Ulery and Mrs. Arthur Meyer. Guests who attended were members of the Lady Slipper Brftfige club of which Mrs. Ulery and Mrs, Patter- son are members and included Mrs. Arthur Meyer, Mrs. H. O.. Ward, Mrs. Henry Lanouette, Mrs. Charles H_| V- Long, Mrs. Henry Scullion, Mrs. O. H. Meyer and the guests of honor. "ee Past Noble Grand Club To Meet Wednesday. Mrs. Ella Adams will entertain the Past Noblé Grand club of the W. L. Kuykendah! Rebekah lodge No. 39 on Wednesday afternoon, May 21, at her home, 334 East Eleventh street. All members of the club are invited to attend. tive bridge luncheons given this son yesterday at her residence, besa at 513 South Park avenue, in honor] Neighbors of Woodcraft of Mrs. L. V. Patterson, who will 1 What Shall I Give Give something they'll remember always. Ulery and Mrs. B. ve soon fi 'T. | Meeting ‘aspe Tuesday Eveni circle No. 409, Neighbors Graduation Gift Question Is Easily Solved Here A Watch, Bracelet, Pendant, Clasp or Scarf Pin, Sleeve But- tons; Earrings, Necklace, Ring, Gold Pencil, Pocket Comb, Belt Buckle, Wrist Watch. We have a splen- did lot of worth-while gifts. At Rothrock’s You Have the Newest and Largest Stock to’: Make Your Selection From OTHROC eee WELERS of Woodcraft, will meet in regular session ‘Tuesday evening at o'clock at the I. O. O. F. hall. Tol lowing the business session a social ‘(Music Memory Contest in Schools Is Nearing Climax Preliminaries to Be Held During Week Leading Up to Final Contest Scheduled Next Saturday at Auditorium bers are asked to be present. see Joint Meeting of Christian Temperance Union Friday. There will be a joint meeting Fri- day, May 23, beginning during the morning of the Anna Gordon and Francis Willard divisions of the Women's Christian Temperance union. The meeting will be held at the Emmanuel! Baptist church and members of the Anna Gordon divi- sion will act as hostesses. Social Calendar for Coming Week Monday. Mrs. M. P. Wheeler will enter- tain the Monday Bridge club at her home. Woman's Benefit association of the Maccabees will meet in regular session at the Odd Fellow’s hall, "ee 8 Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Cowan will be hos- tess for the regular meeting of the Midnight Bridge club at her home on Wolcott strect. Mrs, Emma Kitchen will enter- tain the “Y” Business Girl's club at her residence. Casper Circle No. 409 Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet at the I. O. O. F. hall, During the week to come preliminary contests will be held in all the public schools in all grades from the Fourth to the Eighth inclusive in the music memory contest. All students will Eva DRY in the preliminaries and the final contest will be held at the high school auditorium next Saturday morning. About 260 pupils will participate in the final contest and will be given an opportunity to name classical compositions as they are played, the name of the composer and his nationality. The school making the best rec- ord in the contest will be given a silver loving cup donated by the Wells Music company. Indlvidual gold lyre pins will be given to the best 50. pupils as well as a picture of a music subject to the winner in each of the respective grades. These latter prizes are also donated by the Wells Music company. This work has been under the jurisdiction of the Misses Bessie Agnew, supervisor; Jean Quinn and Kathryn Mahoi of the music de- partment of the schools and much credit for the success attained is due to their individual efforts. A lst of the compositions, com- posers and their nationalities follow: Tales of Hoffman Barcarolle, Offenback, French. From the Land of the Sky Blue Water, Cadman, American. Evening Star—Tannhauser, Wag- ner, German. Last Rose of Summer, Moore, Irish. ‘Wm. Tell Overture (Finale), Ros- Pharmacy Mountain King,” Grieg, Norwegian. Peer Gynt Suite—“‘Anitra’s Dance,’ Grieg, Norwegian. Berceuse from Jocelyn, Godard, French. Carmen—Toreador French. Peer Gynt Grieg, Norwegian. Peer Gynt Suite—“Death of Asa, Grieg, Norwegian. Humoresque, Dvorak, Bohemian. Spinning Song, Mendelssohn, Ger- man. Hark! Hark! the Lark!, Peter Schubert, Austrian, Thais “Medgiation,” French. Indian Lament, hemian. Hungarian Dance No. 5, Brahms, German. Hungarian Dance No. 6, Brahms, German. Amaryllis (Old French Rondo), Ghys, Frerch. Lohengrin Prelude Act 3, Wagner, German. Symphony in B Minor (Unfinished), Franz Peter Schubert, Austrian. Minuet in G Major, Paderewski, Polish. Song, Bizet, Suite—“Morning,”” ees when we say it will. All orders left before a. m. ready for delivery 6p.m, Franz Massenet, n Bo- . “Authorized Agents” Dvorak, Wednesday. Mrs. Ella Adams will be hostess for a meeting of the Past Noble Grand club of the W. L. Kuyken- dahl Rebekah Lodge at her home. Regular meeting of the Altar and Rosary society of St. Anthony's Catholic church at the Mullin club. Chapter O of the P. E. O. sister- hood will meet at the home of Mrs. Edward Parfet in the Hildebrand apartments, Thomas FIXTURES, LAMPS, a Four dancing lesson $5 per ots sini, Italian. couple, Wednesday 21, Thursday 22. Radio Suppli. | 5 4 5 pplies ‘Thursday. Wm. one sores (The Calm),| Friday 28, and Saturday 24, I. O: Motor Repairing Rossini, Andante from Beethoven Symphony, Beethoven, German. A Dream of Love, Liszt, Hun- garian. Pomp and Circumstance March, Bigar, wogiish, Macabre, Saint O. F. hall; two hours each, The waltz, one step, fox trot, styles absolutely guaranteed, class limited .to 20 couples. For informa- tion and reservations phone Odd Fellows club 733. It's the system that gets remults, Prof. L. A. Hepburn, U. 8. govern: ment instructor visiting here. Don’t miss this. Mrs. Charles T. Weidner will en- tertain the Thursday Bridge club members. Ladies’ Aid society of the Grace English Lutheran church meeting at the Odd Fellows hall. Jucge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver will speak to the women of Casper bth three A 142 Construction Co. - Midwest Saens, Mendelssohn, Ger- Your work will be ready EASTMAN KODAK CO. Wiring Supplies ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Electric Supply Phone 483W Estimate Gladly Furnished : SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1924. News of Women’s Clubs and Organizations 9, at at the becig nhs ap nataagel church. Spring Song, man. wm. Rossini, Friday. Joint meeting of divisions of the Women's Christian Temperance union at the Emmanuel Baptist church, Concert at the high school audl- torlum by the students. see Saturday. Panhellentc luncheon and meet- ing at the Henning hotel. pode wks he ee et Tell Overture (At Dawn), Italian. Wm. Tell Overture (The Rossini, Italian. The Bee, Francols Schubert, Ger- man. Minute Waltz, Chopin, Polish. Moment Musical, Franz Peter Schubert, Austrian. To a Wild Rose, American. Lullaby (Cradle Song), German. O Sole Mio (My Sunshine), politan Folk Song. Peer Gynt Suite—‘In Hall New Arrivals Storm), including all colors, and scarfs to match, MacDowell, Brahms, Thomas Holland arrived in the city yesterday morning and expects to spend several days here on bust- ness. Mr. Holland resides in Denver Nea- 101 Becklinger Bldg. of The Vogue Millinery just received from Chicago and New York, beautiful assort- ment of summer miillinery Felts The Vogue Millinery ' Here Is Vou Chancel No Home In Casper Need Be Without the Influence of a Good Ehomog ag) Which Means Good Music in the Home CF FOR ONE WEEK ONLY—Commencing to- morrow—we are going to sell every slightly used or shop-worn upright Phonograph in our store at POSITIVELY ONE- HALE THE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRICE. Victrolas, Edisons | Brunswicks, Columbias | Only a few are listed below; come in early, see the entire line and avoid disappointment. MAKE A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT AND WE WILL GLADLY ARRANGE CONVENIENT MONTHLY TERMS ON THE BALANCE Victrolas 1 Oak—1 Mahogany Both latest models, selling new for $150. Our price on All Instruments Are Mechanically Good as New and Fully Guaranteed STARTING TOMORROW Yo Off Brunswick 1 Oak Cabinet model, fells new. for $100. This ene pos- Columbias 2—$150 Mahogany Cabinet The large Like new. Mahogany case. laboratory model. Our price. For One Week Only he Chas. E. Wells Music Co. Victor and Brunswick Dealers 232 East 2nd Street CASPER Phone 194 Se se inn nin Ee =