Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 8, 1925, Page 4

Sn aaa aR ORB Che Casver Sunday Cridune ? SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1925 T SOCIETY + -+ News of Women’s Clubs and Organizations PAGE FOUR ae : BY MARY TOBIN RECENT AND COMING _ Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. N.] Seen," from the Holy City, Gaul, regular meeting s ay ge Mrs. Don Lobdell. February 12, at tho Masonic temp! Paper, “Organ Description,” bY | to which all members as well as vis Mrs. William Wilt. | Honors were taken by Mrs. Russell] Tifesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock] session for the qhurch be ceberieey Abbott and Mrs. George Li! by Mrs. C. E. Littlefield at her home, | to be held here February. iad Guests who attended were: Mrs,| 1124 South Durbin street. The af-| Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen was pisses J. ©. Richards, Mrs. George Lilly, | ternoon will be spent socially and all | president to fill the vacancy Box Soclal and Dance iting Eastern Stars in the city are G 5 deline Tre- Mrs. Robert Stine, Mrs. McBride,| members are asked to be present. | by the resignation of Mrs. Frede-| To Be Grea tee 1 ee wee splected,. Mrs. | Mal {nvited to attend. The examinins Mrs. R. A. Barr, Mrs. H. C. Wes: vy ae * tact rick Hufsmith, PR he a ae a box sooial-and| Paper with. {lustration, “Organ| committee will be present at 7:20. , chaser, Mrs. Russell Abbott, Mrs.| Judge and Mrs. 7 id by Mrs. Charles Fowler. We E V k N | S IN SOCIAI | J. A. Lujan, Mrs. M. L. Batten-| Entertain At Dinner Entertainment Saturday Serieg) THETPART LANE Be ee from Sta-| Play to Be Given at schles, Mrs, Florence Fisher, Mrs.| Judge and Mrs. C. D. Murane en-| At Walker Residence. pbnach Ra rhinos: vedio being “Rossino, Mrs. F. J. Les.| North Casper Church. Bréakey, Mrs, E. L. Gale, Mrs. R.|tertained at dinner Friday evening| Mr. and Mrs. O. L, Walker will en- | invited. All ladies are as! peaaee fase ae Frances, Bower-| -A play “Spreading the News” wit E. Simmons of Parkerton, Mrs.|at their home on south Center| tertain thelr friends Saturday of this | lunch tn boxes. NH, havaivenwrednteae : F | ey} Jack Tait and Mrs. Whorton. street, the occasion being the birth-| week at their residence, 105 West] A meeting of the temple wil be aes . e given We y evening at 7:40 Cae hd lag day anniversary of Judge Murane.| Twelfth street. . held Thursday evening. at 7:30 Petroleum Lodge to Meet o'clock at the North Casper Christ Presbyterian High School Guests present for the evening rata olplock ati sie Hall ana lallarerbees)| Regular Session. lan church by the men of the cx rchambault-Crawford nner officers’ were elected and| Girl's Club Will Meet were: at au pai RT ede: Aap agedici ta eit fash are requested i) Re Dreagnt, Petroleum Lodge No. 478) of the| sresation. ‘The church is at the co sho: a yr by ve ‘he Presbyteri: hool girl's | Mr. Waldo of Salt e ‘y, Mr. }- t 5 er of H and United streets and t! ‘ s| Huldebrand, encouraging the tlass to clu will meet ‘Weanesday emming|and Mrs. J.B. Hanway, Me’ and| ‘The. Senior Christian Endeavor | Congregational Association Brutharhed: of! Locomotive’ Firemen | aef of Ht and United.streets ana th and) Scot tan men ‘4 ks “5 Mrs. H. C, Chappell and Mr. and] society will give a Valentine party| Meeting Wednesday Afternoon. and Enginemen, w: eet in regu- ad Casper nt a paper. Mrs. Nellje Lewis|at the manse, 1103 South Wolcott 7 H Fr PP Friday evening, February 13, at ‘asabeintion aa ithe lar session Tuesday evening at 7:30 | ‘ure of the evening will be songs | ry ' le la y Free. Ls be kK ~ 4 t 2 as ato solicited tor the Tribune Tereaeatranitamocions orate eg ber eeenele ss the Winter Memorial cotter cielooks at pha he F. hall. Fol-|® male chorus of twenty voices. > f pds es > : . t A y in- : a Pau ating the day the paper was in|bers for, the program to be siven | Dinner at Henning citation fa extended to. the public | et next, Wednesday afternoon.) ‘owing «short business meeting a evel 5 e 7 r a G by the club will b racticed under | Saturday . " el * }. Fhe y were rge of the Tau Gamma Gamma | b3 e Di and a small admission willl be ed. Music will be furnished by t 5 ae | 25 South David street. | serv usic will be furnished by nat¢ Archan ss of the ehurch. the direction of Miss Edna Mae] embers of the Delta Delta soror. c. Austin, 11 i srk tat ee She Homer Archambault, sis] Among those who attended were:| Healy. | Diner: will be Berved at {ty will be hostesses at a dinner and | Charged. i aS Mrs. C. E. Cooke and Mrs. A.\ v,| the Curtz-Butterfield orchestra brs cathue ae thal tele; Martha Gladberry, Thelma and]|6 o'clock and all high school girls} priage party on Saturday evening at ‘Thursday Bridge Club Ritchie will beet 7) hostenses, “Get-Acquainted” Tea nar e was most becomingly dys Trueblood, Muriel Boyles,| not attending any other church or] (ne Henning hotel, for their hus- To Meet This Week. . Is Planned For February 18. oon White, satin backed) Gertrude Count: (Seb yes8n wes | (ahs ey see ur erage rea ro SUNT: bender end CHiN ase Mrs, Frances Biglin will be host rer Bitte a A “Get Together” tea and ken. se din black fur,|Martha Claytor, Blanche Campbell, : © 88 nati naeetn: Mus! i ‘hat. She carried | iss Frances Paul, Neoma Swallow | Ceramic Club Meeting Midnight Bridge Club Will Ea a ores gem A Toren | Neaiieg auslo iyigion Death ington: will be given Wednesday AIREDALE PUP . 1et of red roses. Mise|\Wells, Leona Swallow, Dorothy| On Thursday Evening ~| Hold Special Meeting eee Women's Departmental club will} afternoon, February 18, at 2:30 as he vie epee i tole ERS 1 ter Yelock at the Natrona Power build. Id. Cal tesmaid wore an|Angel, Grace and Dorothy Foster,| The regular meeting of the Cera The members of the Midnight Mr. and Mrs, Boyle Are meet Wednesday afternon, Febru-| o'clock ai fe Natrona Power build-/# About 5 months old. Call nsemble suit with | Nettie Chase, Vera Bartlett, Dora} mic club will be held Thursday af-] bridge club will hold a special meet- Hosts At Formal Dinner ary ‘11, at 2:30 o'clock at the Klein.| 'ng by members of the Casper Wo- 2884-W, or George Peck ‘\ ut ed gold lace.} Dill, Mrs. R. R. Hildebrand, Mrs.|ternoon of this week at the resi-]ing Thursday evening of this weck Mr. and Earl C. Boyle were hosts | Marks Musie and Art Shoppe. The | man's Departmental club. All mem- ib sy She also car: a bouquet of red/J. C. Counts, Fyrne Peacock,| dence of Mrs. G. O. Rankin, 1039]at the home of Mrs. Charles T. Mc- Inst evening at a formal dinner and | pfogram to be given {s ax folio bers. are invited to attend. at Tribune. oe roses ances Wemmer, Ruth Galloway,| South Elm street. Grady in the Poling apartments. bridge party given’ at thelr home.| Paper, “Birth of! Oratorio.” Mise oo : Mrs. Crawford {s a daughter of}and Messrs. Floyd Simpson, Jimmy ¢ 95° ed Guests who attended were Mr. and| Lillian Peterson, 0. B. 8. to Meet REWARD Mr. and Mrs orge Archambault | Harris, Harry Engleson, Scott Clay-| Informal Bridge Luncheon St. Mark's Guild Mrs. Joe W. Bingenleimer, Mr. and| Tllustrations with Victor records, | On Thursday Evening. - and came to Casper five years ago|tor, Ted Cartwright, James Huff-| Tuesday of This Week Holds Meeting Mrs. Joe Denham, Mr. and Mrs.|“Inflammatus,” fram Stabat Mate: fort) Caspar Chapter No.4, Or. from Denver. She recelved her ed-|man, Lennie Miller, Ted Oliver, Mrs. Thomas Cooper will enter- Members of St. Mark's guild were Canada, after | c; ucation which sh andal Grimes, Dean Burdick, Ellis} tain Thursday at an informal bridge | entertained last Thursday afternoon sic for several} Wells, Mr. Vernon Johnston, and|luncheon at her residence on South|at the P. C. Nicolaysen home on Ben Pelton, Mr. and Mrs. R. EB. Vocal selection, ‘Eye Hath Not der of Eastern Star, will hold its , : years, recelving a degree in 1920. | Mr. R. R. Hildebrand Wolcott street. South Wolcott street with Mrs. SPRING-TIME NEWS FROM EVERYWOMAN’S STORE The groom is a son of Mrs. C. eee cee Cc. Parfet as assistant hostess. Ar- Crawford of Fargo, 8. D., and has| Moose Lodge Holds W. C. T. U. Divisions rangements were made during thr been a resident of this city for a! Meeting Thursday. Will Hold Meetings coming here trom . peohuee 52, Loyal] The divisions of the Womens was graduated from| ane cr songs, hold an tatereniae| Christan Temperance union will) You Cannot Mines at olden, Co! oe ? ” and {s conn dard Oj] comp: Following the ceremony a wedding 2 was served at the Archam waday ev@ning ct|™mect Friday afternoon of this week . 1 here with the Btan.| meeting last Thursday ev@ning at! vi, tne following hostesses: Fran Hide Your Fat its hall on West First street. Many i : ces Willard division with Mrs. A business matters of importance were eg, s: B. Polins, 416 South Lincoln street TANsag\ad And ‘several taukee loti Ite program {to iibelon iCivia Hones terest given by the Messrs. Fisher, Overfatness is the one misfortune which you cannot hide from your- self or from those around you. If —when Spring arrives : be ready to greet her with gay new apparel from the Frantz Shop alt home, 1219 South Wolcott 3 inhi cleaning and to be in charge of Mra.|too thih, your dressmaker or tailor eet, for members of the immed-| DUNN, Krause and Bert Wagner Allen; Anna Gorden division with|can supply the deficiencies, but the iate family and Mrs. B, Francts 3 South Durbin |overfat carry a burden they cannot Retail Clerks’ ppc Bell Association Meets. The couple left by motor for There is one sure way to’ sion with Mrs, v" d will return to Casper J.3 your weight quickly and peta! Re ace thelr fatipe oni The Retail Clerks’ Protective asso-| North Jefferson stree pleasantly —the famous Marmola here. ciation, local 102, held a meeting of] of all divisions are » be} Preseription. This peeere nen j cee mportance at their hall in North] present anaes! the fatty’) tiemies cana: fat: Ranier as 7) Apollo Club Casper last Wednesday evening eee i EL a hdd edie 0 a Imagine a flower garden wondrously gay with all the beau- | Rehearsal Monday This was the first meeting the | Celebration Friday tral depationt ait Sermitekone neo tiful colors designed by a generous and artistic nature, set Last of, the rehea of the | election ee as and a aes : a tian Church sat substantial food. It ee the ina woodland of shrubs and trees, with ee vines pte | No élub. befo: er attended ‘ollowing the 1s! h r Christian churclt will] skin clear and smooth. This famous ; ely amon: the j pate Tats vs the a ness meeting a social was enjoyed| cele its fourth anniversary] prescription {s now condensed into ing through the grass and turning themselves among Fat kata Since Tee hall|@nd refreshments served. 3ert| Friday evening, February 13, at the|tablet form. Each tablet contains gentle waving boughs. Tuesday night, will be held tomor-| Wagner entertained the members|church. At this meeting the new] an exact dose of the same ingre “ row evening. "All members of the | With several selections on the piano.| by-laws will be presented for adop scrintionpieapanie nee Beh tines up ~—a colorful picture, indeed, but not more so than that to be | prdutits: ed ito" b t for eR tion and articles of incorporation | Script y 7 ; mn thin areutcatetha’ Meticdir senile: | Mrsx Wolderholdl Cyst will be changed regarding the name|°verfat body steadily and easily seen every day in our display windows and throughout the pal church at 7:30 o'clock Be Hostess on Saturday. chureh which has been des-|-Take one tablet after each meal and store’s interior. Stes Invitations are being issued by @ as the Christian church. the| at bedtime until the formal weigh A Dramatic Diviston Mrs. James Welderhold for an in- to read the First Christian |is reached and the bodily health com Will Hold Meeting. formal luncheon and bridge party to Officers will be elected | p tely restored. Ask your drugg!s rM : be given at her home on Saturday, | an: ts of a different de-|f armola Prescription Tablets or —this week The dramatic a ion of ae Sot February 14 partments read, A supper free of |send one dollar to the Marmola Com wil mss tiriaay eciacnsombat $180 veg Le dab ba eelialstveet pute es Red | een Pet prea tiles Pals git Wee! f will meet Frida ternoon at 2:30 ; 4 : ‘Cangreeation troit, J * rece! i o'clock at the home of Mrs. James ened reheat Ry THeamanyar, he ipwaisrees ton enough to start you well on the roac we are featuring in, 429 t Elev eet é vested o slenderness and happinéss. Don’: TANS Heat konto Ana charec | Mrs. Robert ‘Mitchell entertained | Mrs, Littlefield Will Be Dut Off getting slender this te yout ae thee couraay tor the atistncon at an informal card party last week | Hostess For Legion Auxiliary »pportunity to make yourself attrac En ea ers ; at her home, 255 East G street, in] The members of the American| { ive—so get a box and start today.— Legion Auxillary will be entertained! Adv. * Formal Dance February honor of Mrs. Charles Whorton. 13 at Arkeon Academy. A formal dancing party will be given Friday evening, February 13 . at the Arkeon dancing academy, in. | vitations for which were mailed ye terday. Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock and continue until a night. Ensemble Suits = S DRESSES | at TE eZ —A = === Uyy eee Mr. and Mrs. Cather | To Entertain at Dinner, ti Wd : Hy! Invitat! being issued by “ . ur and fea, Genter tor’ | Min] = OREATED WITH dinner party to be given at the Wy (THE EXCELLENCE Country club on the evening of Sat (i \THAT ENDURES rr. urday, February 14 *- ee || E. 0. Chapter : } Meeting Wednesday. i Members of chapter O of the P. i| E. O. Sisterhood will be entertained | | \ Wednesday evening at the home of Sue Mahoney on South Center Modern Woodmen Will 1 Meet in Regular Session. Casper C: No. 12325, Modern hold an important*meeting Monday evening Februfiry 9, at the Knights of Py all at which time the new | ers will preside. Plans for the | embership drive will be announced $ KuURTZMANN: nbers are asked to be} Visiting members of the | Jon are invited {ts abesa | Ca II Mrs. Holland Will Entertain P. E. 0. Chapter his Week Irs. William Holland will be host The Piano You Can Safely Adopt , | When you select a piano you are add- ing another member to the family cir- cle. 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Bartram's “ivision |} of the Ladies Ald soclety of th Presbyterian church will be ente tained Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o° clock at the residence of Mrs. J. 1 McCorry, 758 South Lincoln street. eee | | | A few of the popular new shades «In the Woolens: Cockscomb, lobster, lettuce, aljaond, sulphur, banana, tarkspur, biscuit, dumb-bell, tiger eye, silver spray, azure, French and beach-club. In the Silks: Lipstick, cranberry, mahogany, pitch pine, nile, blonde, dapier, tangerine, bluette, pervenche, perriwinkle, turf, terragon, ashes of roses, Christian Class Attend Dinner. F Members of the High School class of the First Christian church at tended a dinner ‘given Friday eve in their honor by the Rev. and R. R. Hildebrand, Following f " SN = Wa make selection of your spring costume early. You can have it laid away nuit you're ready for it, on small weekly payments. % = BRR WY FUER OUR TENE —