Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 18, 1925, Page 4

PAGE FOUR sOGEETY - News of Women’s Clubs and Organizations rs roo COE The Casper Suntan Tribune RECENT AND COMING EVENTS IN SOCIAL CIRCLES OF CASPER candles table, white was the di Guests pre Mrs, Ea Mr. and Mrs Frank EF and Mrs. Ray | Cook, Mr n Durst, Mr, and Mrs.E Mr. and Mrs Frank Fisher, and Mrs Healy, Mr and Mr. ar Benefit Association to Meet in Regular Session. The Woman's fit association of the Maccabees will meet in regu lar session on Monday evening at 8 | o'clock at the I. O. O. F. hall. Candi dates will be initiated and outgoing | officers will be in charge of the| social hot At a meeting held recently of the organization the following officers | were installed; Commander, Ethel Barr; Heutenant commander, Etta Fowler; past commander, Marle | mel; chaplain, Margariete Bever- idge; record keeper, Delilah Ric ards; collector, Stella Lilly; lady arms, Maggie McIntyre; sergeant Louise Lowe; sentinel, Margarlete Lang; picket, Marte McBride gare Bridge Party fs Successful Affair. The bridge party given on Friday evening in the Natrona Power build ing by the charity department of thé Woman's Departmental club was a decided success, The entertainment was in charge of Mrs. W. E. Woods and her committee consisting of Mrs. C. H. Carpenter, Mrs. Frank Fisher, Mrs, Carl Gompf, Mrs. M Dayton, Mrs, Fred Moore, Mr Austin, Mrs. K. M. O'’Brirn, Mrs, J. W. Bingham and Mrs. J. J. Dono- van,. Prizes were won by Miss Ha gerty, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Walter Brewer, Mrs. Creagh, Mrs. Russell and the Messrs: A. T. Jéssen, Bart ram, Russel, Neal, R. Johnso: Prizes and refreshments were do- nated by members of the club while the hall was decorated for the oc casion by the Natrona Power com- Pany. Napkins for the affair were given by the Cudahy Packing com pany of Omaha. Proceeds will be used to furnish milk for the under- nourished school children. Neighbors of Woodcraft To Install Officers. At the regular meeting of the Neighbors of Woodcraft circle No 409 which will be held on Wednes. day evening at 8 o'clock at the Odd Eellow's hall, officers will be in-| stalled and business matters of {m ‘portance, transacted. The public | is invited to attend. A dance and entertainment will be held following the meeting eneine ©, and N. W,. Club Wm Hold Social Meeting. The Chicago and Northwestern Railway Woman's club will hold a social meeting in the Grace English | Dinner Last Eyening RTE IS 0 Sea | Tre ble Clef Chorus Wishes to acknowledge the co-operation of the Wyoming Engraving Co. Wrensted Studio Casper School Board Casper Herald sper Tribune Casper Floral Co Commercial Printers Casper Merchants and Ed Scherck of the Elks Lodge and Ash| ted to a served by S. Tea y Afternoon. : this ¥ on Tuesday t the Ma ler of East. hich all members as stern Stars in Invited to at. he afternoon » and Mc: At Ott Residence, “ d nd Mrs. W. F. O ning at their ho Country Guests who attended were, Mr. and Mrs, G. R, Hagens, Mr, and Mrs. A. G. Fidel, Mr. and Mrs. P. C, Nicolay sen, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barnes, Mr and Mrs, L. A. Reed, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Denham, Mr. and Mrs. c Lindsey, and Mr. and Mrs. c Spears. Informal Party Friday Afternoon. Hurst entertained infor- mally Friday afterncon at ther home in the june apartments. Guests who attended e Mrs, Lew Gay, Mrs. Tho: y Mr. A B. Hanway, } Rothrock, William 8: Willlam Fu Aid Soclety to Hold Rummage Sale This Week. The Ladies Aid society of , the North Casper Christian church will hold a rummage sale on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 20 and 21, at the church corner of Grant and H streeth oe ya Plans Are Being Made for Apollo Commandry Ball. Plans are being made by the dilf- s for the second an- nual banquet and ball of the Apollo Commundry No. § Knight Templera t oborgiven on Friday evening, Janu- ary-30. Memb Phone COMFORTABLE SHAMPOO CHAIRS Marcelling A Specialty Betty’s Beauty Parlor TRIBUNE BUILDING s are asked to meet deputy WHO'S Your Jeweler Watch Repairing Diamond Setting Fancy Wrist Watch Glasses Ground same day received. OTHROCK Jewelers BERT HARRIS, WATCHMAKER Corner First and Center St—Henning Hotel Building 3) Has the Only Exclusive Margaret Clarke of Peoria, Il. has become the bride of the Duke: of Melito, “Filippo - Carracciolo. + The remony took place in Florence. near where Miss ke and her mother have n living at 6:30 o'clock at the temple where they will dress in uniform and from which place they will go to the Town end hotel for the banquet, covers to be lald for 160 or 200 people. Dane rg will begin at the temple at 9 o'clock and all Knight Templers ether they belong to the Casper chapter or not are invited to attend both affairs. Members of the committee follow general committee, George B. Nel son, Ray Cook, Frank Fisher; ban- quet committee, Charles H. Town- send, Mayor 8. K. Loy, P. C, Nicolay- sen; decoration and drili committee, Robert Turnbul, W. C. Goodwin and Cc. W. Andrew. cee Mrs. Hoff Is Hostess For Duplicate Bridge Club. Mrs. A. F. Hoff was hostess last week on Friday at her’ home on South Center street for the regular meeting of the Duplicate Bridge club, Guests present besides mombers were Mrs. R. H. Nichols of Council! Bluffs, Iowa, and Mrs, E. L. Esta- brock. The club will be entertained again in two weeks on Friday by Mrs, P. Nicol en, ay VES Rebekah Lodge Officers Are Installed at Meeting. At a meeting held last Wednesday evening by the W. L. Kuykendahl Rebekah Lodge No. 39, the following officers were installed by the district Sdna Truesdal, assisted by We Do Fine JEWELRY MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING Charges reasonable. 2526 BIGGER—BETTER ROOMIER BETTY’S BEAUTY | PARLOR E* LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S HAIR BOBBING Parlor in the State Rola Luxon; Della Clark, noble grand; Emma Kitchen, vice grand; Katy. Boyed, recording secretary; Belle Henry, treasurer; Alice Gad- berry, financial secretary. Following the inrtallation past noble’ grand, Lilly Tedford was presented with a past noble grand pin. see Altar and Rosary Society to Meet, The regular meeting of the Altar and Rosary society of St. Anthony's Catholic church will be held on Wed- nesday afternoon at the Mullin club with the Mesdames J. L. Dessert and J. 8. Uphiel acting.as hostesses. see Pupils of Miss Sams in Recital. The elghth studio recital of this season given by Lulu Elizabeth Sams’ pupils, took place Saturday afternoon from 3 to 4 o'clock at 515 South Durbin. At each recital a different group of pupils appear. The complete and superior plano playing courses which Miss Sams teaches, includes these recitals as part of the musteal education, and are very beneficial for those taking part. In this way they gradua'ly sain confidence in playing before audiences, and every month the: pu- pils progress is very noticeable. All work {1s done from memory. Among those giving the program, the following numbers are worthy of mention ‘Plzzicati" __ PAULINE GARN 4 “Dance of the Elves” Op. 12 Greig BERNICE BARKER. “Edelweiss Gilde” by Vanderbeck WILDA BERRY. “Toreador Sonz" from Carmen. Bizet WILMA GUSTIN. For the musical history lesson an article was read on Ganz, one of the celebrated pianists of the present time. The scale playing contest for the afternoon was won by Frances Jul. lan, ~ Delibes R. eee W'storical Society“to Meet on Wednesday, Due to the Munz-Crooks recital to be given on Monday evening at the America theater by the chartty department of the Woman's Depart- mental club, the meeting of the Na- trona County Historical society which was to have been held on that evening, has been pcstponed until gu BI PHONE 467-3 232 E, 2nd St. BY MARY TOBIN : Hear Munz, Rachmaninoff, Hageman, Godow: other world famous pianists who play exclusiv: ota Ra Si Sa ania EAT oe SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1925 Wednesday evening, January 21, at which time it will be held at the public library. eee Knights of Macabecs Will Give Dance Tuesday. ’ On Tuesday evening, January 20, beginning at 9 o'clock the Knights of Maccabees will give an informal dancing party at the Knights of Pythiag hall to which the public te invited to attend. Excellent music has been secured for the evening and it ig expected that a large number will attend. The regular lodge meeting will be held at 7:30 o'clock and all members are requested to be present. eee St. Mark's Guild Will Hold Regular Meeting. The regular meeting of St: Mark's Guild will be held on Thureday after- noon of this week at the home ct Mrs. Sinclair Reekie. Mrs. Reekie will be assisted during the afternoon by Mrs. George Jarvis. vee Yoeman Lodge Meeting. To Be Held Monday. ‘ A meeting of the Yoeman Lodge will be held on Ménday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall after which a social and dance will be given. The public is invited to at- tend. eee Eagles Auxiliary Will Meet This Week. The Eagles auxiliary will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the new Salvation Army hall on Wol cott street. All members are asked to be present. eee D. A. R. Meeting Is Held at Bacon Home, Mrs. BE. P. Bacon was hostess on Tuerday afternoon for the regular meeting of the Daughters of the American revolution. Business mat- ters of importance were transacted and a paper cf interest read by Mrs, W, 8. Kimball. eee Mrs. Walker Will Be Hostess For Club. The Past Ncble Grand club No. 39 will meet on Wednesday after- noon at 2:30 o'clock at the horne of Mrs. Walker, 925 St. John street. Mrs. Walker will be assisted during the afternoon by Mrs. J. W. Walker. All members are asked to be present officers will be elect co MIECZYSLAW MUNZ MAKES AMPICO Records Exclusively We cordially invite every music lover to-hear the Ampico Records of this Phenomena! Pianist. HEAR HIS RECORDS IN OUR STORE Then Hear Him In Person AMERICA THEATER MONDAY, JANUARY Under Auspices Charity Department, Woman’s Departmental Club Why Don’t You Own An ‘ AMPICO ? It will give you and yours Unlimited Music and Happiness It does not imitate the playing of the world’s great pianists, BUT Actually and positively REPRODUCES their playing. There Is But One AMPICO We recommend it in the Chickering and Marshall & Wendell Pianos. Both grand and upright styles. Home of The Chickering CASPER. ° and Lavoye sky, Levitzki and all ely for the AMPICO. The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. Pupils of Mrs. Cook To Appear in ital. Piano pupils of Mrs. Ray Cook will appear in recital on Thursday evening, January 22 at 8 o'clock at the Charles 1H. Wells musto stere on Second street. The program to be given follows: “The Water Mill" . Spaulding Lola Vai i “Chariot Race" ..... sasreeee Peery Monica Kassis “Waltz” B Flat . Qlive Stewart “Merry Farmer” Helen Weber “Fragrant Blossoms” .. Crammond — ceding the informal dancing party. | as visiting P. E. O.8 in the city ary A dutch treat dinner for 11 was also | Invited to attend. given, arrangements for which were . made by A. C. Riker. oe. Victory Program Will Be Given at Christian Church. The Women’s Christian Temper- oe Shower Thursday Tor Miss Nellio Craft, Mrs. J. K. Davis will entertain a: & miscellaneous shower Thursday Catherine Rae “March” .,.. <++e+» Engleman Delos Gay “Flow Gently, Sweet Afton” semsccemesenseess Kinscelli Ellen O'Connor “Barcolle” ....-...+0-..+..- Tellier Thelma Chandler “Polonaise” . _ Spindler Eliza! n “Gavotte” eo sersnce BFOWD Dorothy Mahoney “Pussy Willow” .....-..-.. Hamer Evelyn Patton “Meadow Lark” ..-..-...0 Ashford Edith Firmin “Good Night Song” ....-. Virginia Cather “Dance of the Moon Sprites” Bilbro Ruth Wilson * “On the Meadow” .....-.. Lichner Eleanor Gay “Miuet” ..-.... te teen Paderewiski Ralph Troxel “Valse E Flat” .....-..-... Durand Marjorie Allen »~ Brown “Narcissus’ ~ Nevin . Cecilia Duncan “Melody in A" ..-....--.. Dawes Lois Rarle “Cavelleri, Rusticana”’ .. Mascagni Dean Burdick “Shadow Dance” «- MacDowell Julla Mechling ceo Dinners Last Evening At Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. W. lL. Connelly en- tertained for six guests last evening” at dinner at the Cotintry club, pre- McMullin’s Formula Nothing like it for Flu, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, G 7 Weak Lungs. TIP. Bronchial Troubles For Sale by Casper Pharmacy i. AANA 19° a ance Union will give a Victory pro- gram Sunday evening at the First Christian church, corner of Grant and Lind streets. ‘The program follows: Prayer—The Rev. R. R. Hildeband. America—The congregation. Flag ealute—George Ferguson, The American Creed—The congre- gation. Piano selection—Rama Uber. Address—Mrs. B, A. Wilkerson, “W. C. T. U. and Eighteenth Amend- ment,” Reading, ‘The Song of White,” Margaret Pruitt. Address—Mayor S. K. Loy. Bob Talk—What the National Prohfbi- tlon Law Means to the United States," the Rev. R. R. Hildebrand Solo—Mrs. America Pile, accom- panist, Mrs. George Ferguson, cee P. E. 0. Meeting With Miss Hamilton Saturday. Chapter G of the P. E, O. Sister- hood will meet on Saturday after- evening of this week at her home on South Wolcott street in honor of Miss Nellie Craft, whoss engagemen to Laurence Johnston of Denver was announced last week. eee Mr. and Mrs. Cowan Wil Give Buffet Supper. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cowan yj! be hosts to a few friends on Thurs. day evening at a buffet supper at thetr home on South Wolcott stree:, eee LaFa-Lot Bridge Club x. To Meet Tuesday, The regular meeting of the Le-Fy> Lot bridge club composed of wives of Casper dentists will be held on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J, J. Donovan, 1236 South Elm street, se. Monday Bridge Club Meeting Tomorrow. Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney will en. tertain the members of the Monday bridge club tomorrow at her res. dence, 586 South Wolcott street. Mrs, Phone 194 noon, January 24, at 2:30 o'clock] Mahoney will also entertain the Fortnightly bridge club members this week on Saturday at her home with Miss May Hamilton, 931 South All members as well Durbin street MRS. BERTA SMITH Concert Soprano and Teacher of Singing FEATURED SOLOIST with TREBLE CLEF CHORUS OF CASPER Pupil of renowned American and European Masters, Studio at 804 East Third Street Phone 2652 Voice Trials by Appointment only. BABY WEEK At Perkins Store Worth-while Specials in Infants’ Goods. BABY BLANKETS ms Sie ae ee price ooo 4d xe ea -75 values, sale price-__________._________§1.40 $2.50 values, sale price_ EAM Tn baie $2.75 values, sale price_ a See inn atari BLANKETS (full bed size) All-Wool, $7.75 values, per pair______ ~~~----$5.95 $9.75 values, per pair_______________ "$7.75 ; BABY CRIB QUILTS Silk Covered and Embroidered $3.75 values at___$2.95 $5.00 value, at___$3.75 BABIES’ QUILTED SACQUES Silk Covered and Embroidered $3.95 values at___$2.95 $5.00 values at___$3.75 BABIES’ WOOL CASHMERE SACQUES AND KIMONAS Embroidered $4.50 values at___ $3.60 $2.50 values at___$1.95 $1.75 values at___$1.35 INFANTS’ HOSIERY WHITE OUTING FLANNEL KIMONAS Pink and Blue Scalloped 75c values, sale price___.-_______ $1.00 values, sale price...._-_.____ INFANTS’ KNITTED CAPS Slightly soiled, valued to $1.75, sale price, each__65c ° Infants’ Knitted Sets Eiderdown Buntings Separate Sacques . 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