Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 7, 1924, Page 6

a IRECENT AND COMING EVENTS IN SOCIAL CIRCLES OF CASPER — Genoral Meeting of W. C .T. U. Misses Dota Niehaus, Mae Luman Is” Held Friday Afternoon, and Elnora Husky. Guests invited are the Misses Ethel Johnson, Myrtle Temperance | Cook, mar, Annette Ford, ay *atternodn, | Emelin Mary Kissick, public library | Zelma McE rlotte Steven- 6, Dunn, president, Elva Randa, owing ‘the * business e Redington, Betty ou thé liyTaws were niveve Redington. Betty y Biy-Balley, chair-| Gartner, Mrs. Gene Rynalski, Mrs. man and Mrs. L. R, Bundy, Rose Leonard, Mrs. L.A. Parker, A letter of interest from’ the pa | Mrs. C.D, Roberts, Mrs. Emma Jane tional president, Mrs. Minnie. Fen-| Kitchen, Mrs. dys McLean and wick, on the Wenition held Mm Chi-| the honored gu cago, Novem 14, was read and cs discussed. UF 0 ‘| Kensington Club Is Included ‘in the @program was «| Entertained Friday. paper read by Mas. W.H. Parsons| »The Kensington club of the Royal on the organization and, establish: Neighbors of America was enter- ment of the ufion. The organiza: | tained on Friday’ by Mrs. Bert Wag- tion was formedrin ( land, O19 | ner at her home on Second street. 1874 As the resultof a crusade Held! plans were made during tho after: during that years) The worlds W. C.noon, for a Christmas bazaar-to be J, was mad® possible through fied ext wock, the pla 1 date of Frances Willard. In}to be announced later veral Pleasing vocal selections v iven by Mrs. Pile. At: the, clos, the afternoon refreshments were served Mrs. onterline. ley read a paper of ficulties which ar ement ‘ederal prohibi v on the coast states and t 8 taken to f all citi srguson spoke Modern Woodmen Will ‘lect Officers. mp No. 1 eat » Modern | 4 on’ {ri the different | Woodmen Ametica, will hold’ its h Mrs, Nellie Lewis | annual election of officers at the spoke for several seconds on “What | meeting to be held on Monday eve- We Have to Be Thankful For.” ning, December 8, at the Knights of wing the meeting Mrs. W.|Pythias hall. All members and Parsons was presented with a| Visitors are invited to attend. silver dish in appreciation of vitro cte her work during the last year as|Untheran Bazaar to Be ent of the divisions Held at Church Friday. visions will meet on Janu. On. Friday, December 12, the h the following: Frances | ladies ef the Grace English Lutheran division with } church will give a bazaar at the 32. North Jef church oy and Ash streets, the Anna Gordon divis sale to continue throughout the day. Johnston, 914 § ring the afternoon tea will be|* eet, with Mrs. L. R ved and from 5:30 o'clock un! it hostess. chicken dinner will be | ser eral meeting w Special entertainment has been North Casper planned and patronage from the invitation being en by Mrs. Wil-| public will be appreciated kerson. oe Woman's Club Will Meet | At Brooks Residence. Mrs. B, B, Brooks, assisted by| , >. D, Murane ‘and ‘Mrs. J.) A. will entertain ‘the - Casper Davia as assists Mrs. Wertz Will Be Hostess at Luncheon, Mrs, R. Wertz will, be) hostess at a1 o'clock luncheon and bridge "The ’Gulbransen party’ on Monday for 16 guests ot) Woman's club on Saturday’ after: (Registering Piano: mera, iS fy Hoon “at the ‘Brooks’ residence ‘on * Nationally advertised , Ceramic Club South Wolcott street. Guests for Ps Natidnatly-? ’ Priced. Meeting Thursday: the afternoon will be pioneers and a ; in Four. Models The’ C club. will hold. dts program of special interest has been ranged for ‘the ‘celebration of “Wyoming Day’? which" will includé talks by Mrs. W-)A. Blackmore, Mrs. as Cooper and Mrs. C. D. regular me noon at the Lugar, 250' No ing on Thursday after re of Mts. G, D. Beech street P. E. 0.'to Meet. ,; This Week. Chapter G of the P. EB. O. Sister- hood will meet on Saturday, Deogm- ber 13, at 11 a. m. at the home of Mrs. C. H. Platz, 1504 South Spruce rao dish! luncheon. meetitig will clock. All.mem-| Come. tp -us exclusively for bers is "we ting /P. A, O,'s the two. nationall Known In the city to attend Hest box catidies sold— | .getts and Whitmans—always “fr E the best to be no additional ex- you,. Particularly | Holiday packages. Miss Roberts to be Honore d at F rts ‘iawhose mar. Duncan vill take place Will: be “honored | with a mis us Phra at. the Hore of gave Siva toe. a0 Kimball Drug Stores w eve the hostesses the! 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