Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 26, 1925, Page 4

* fies de take Bie oe 2 SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 192 PAGE FOUR de Casver Sunday Ctibune. Wp : : WOMEN’S INTERESTS RECENT AND COMING EVENTS IN SOCIAL me Tue ale ci Mary Tobin Cana na; ner oo cia or EDITED BY a sen for Mies Emma Lu Abbott, Misa Bleanor McLaughlin, Mri Don- ovan; Mrs, “Baan, Miss Mita Bilis, Miss Helen Stone, Miss Monroe: and Miss Martha Darrah, Mrs, Howard McDonald for four guests, Mrs. Richards for ‘four, Mrs. Guy Gay, Mrs, Harry Maxon, Mrs, Reis, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Rynalsk!’ and * Louisa Reichman. SUS CE A Te and Mrs. Q. K. Deaver, Miss Ma- honey received a pretty guest gift. Among those present wei Mrs. Dayid Pox, Mrs. Arthur A. Schulte, Mrs. Q. K. Deaver, Mrs. M, C. Price, Mrs. Leo. A, Dunn, Mra, Frank Gowan, Mrs. Charles T. McGrady, Mrs. Paul Hooper, Mrs. Nell Ki ball, Mrs. E. J. Donahoe, Miss Je: Mae Agnew, Miss Margaret England, we CLUBS can, Catherine Logan Bernadine Scherck, Florence Mildred Heller, Mildred Green, He Engelke, Jeannette Canner, Fisher, Elizabeth Branson, Jones, Joan Rae, Leslie Smith, E Gorrell, Luella Head and Barbar Bullock. eee Comedy Will Be Repeated MUSIC, ART, LITERATURE It is being arranged vy the Na- trona Rebekah. lodge No. 13, the members of which are working very hard in their endeavors to raise ney to pay an obligation recent- ly curred by sending their drilt team to Wheatland. The play is under the direction of Herman Tr 1 Mrs. J, A. Williams, m) pte + jy ab Ay Miss Lovey Norris, Miss Edna Smith] Qn Thursday, April 60, nominal admission wil’. be Dutch Treat At Country 4nd Miss Mahone ‘The charming little comedy, “A| charged and the public Is invited. Club Last Evening ‘2 : Family Affalr,"” which was enacted] The cast fhelitge the following h Preceding the rexular dancing par-| Modern Woodmen To s0 successfully at the Presbyterian | well-known people, || yo Redington-Tripeny | Burgess, Nichols, Joseph ty at ‘the Country Club dast evening | Meet This Week, yaedy Mlah al Ota eeabe gerd alee Me. Milss Wen eilleon gement Is Announced. Sw e Tobin, Billy Swan-| ® dutch treat dinher was given at| . An important meeting of the Cas- given again with the sam Rida ars Aer 49 Anna Marshall © | te bin, Frank Burk the club-with covers laid for the fol-| per camp Mo. 12325 Modern Wood:| April 30 at the 1. O. 0. F. hall, All| Louls . Edw: J. Treglown Atze Bre rouch, Joe Burke, I. lowing: Mr. and Mra! A. H. Fidel, | men of America will be held on Mon-| who attended the first performance] Dan -..-.-- 1B AL Lindsay 6} rence McKenna, John Burke, B Mr. and Mrs, H. ©. ‘Pitzpatrick and | diy evening, April 27, In the Knights | were enthusiastic about it and anx-| Joililns <0 titon -:+- — > Uh sant at : ard Cronin, Billie Burke, Broo guests Mr. and Mrs, Emmry . of| of Pythias hall at 8 o'clock. All| lous to see it again. aA dn -——- ~ | hols and Jim Burke, Washington, Mr., and. Mrs. O. L.| members are requested to be pre- : an Thursday For Midnight Bridge Club. Miss Kathleer Sullivan will be | Mr, and Mrs, Covert Are as | Hosts at Dinner Party. Pitt Covert were vening at a dinner al dancing party given at the Arkeon by the Forty and Bight society. Covers were laid for. Mr, and Mrs. R. M. Andrus preced! Meeting This Evening Of Moose Lodge. Powder River Legion branch of Moose, will me This home 1s provided under the broad scope of fraternalism sup- ported by the members of the Loyal Order of Moose. The Moose haye a mission—which is to care for unfortunate, dependent children and protect the aged. Fraternalism promotes the love of z of this|fellowmen. The individual by, him- self grows selfish but when he thinks of others he forgets self interests Miss Constance Towner, daughter of Horace M. Towner, gov- ernor of Porto Rico, is being feted in Washington, where she was Walker, Mr. and Mr: ‘oe Denham, Mr..and Mes..Don Smith, former Judge and Mrs. R. R. Rose, Mr, and Mrs. E. J.’ Sullivan’ and Mr. .and Mrs.. Charles Campbell. eee Past Matrons Club To . Meet At Cook Residence Mrs. Ray Cook and Mrs.\C. S. «ene Elks" Formal Wednesday Evening. Invitations are out for the an- nual Elks’ spring formal ball, ‘to be climax to an unusually brilliant so- cial season, ‘The auditotiim will be elaborately. decorated with’ "roses and other. spring blossoms in keeping with‘ the spring season. Already many dinner parties at the’ Henning: and Town- send haye’ been announced to pre- cede the ball. Music will be furnished by the Curtz-Butterfield orchestra. sent as business affairs of import- ance will be transacted. eee Dorothy Warren Is Hostess to Friends. Miss Dorothy Warren was ho: to a number of her frienda at an in- formal party given at her home, 449 CY avenue, Saturday afternoon in fudge and Mrs. Bryant 8. Cromer, Thorhpsoa will be joint*hostesses for | honor of her eleventh ‘birthday. Mr, and. Mrs..A. M. Gee, Mr. and} a’mee\ing of the Past Matroti’s clib Guests present for the afternoon Mrs. Cecil Mr. and Mrs. M. N to be held on Wednesday afternoon] were: Roberta Thomas, Emily Wheeler, Mr. avd Mrs C. R. Peter, of this week at the home of-the for-| Schopf, Ruth Slade, Lucille Rutkou- son and the host and hostess mer, 685 South’ Beech street. ski, Catherine Northrop, Beatrice Austin, Freda Davidson, Loreah Mc- Manis, Betty Olson, Grace McHaley, Lon, Jr., Varnadore, Bernard Scherek, Jack Leary, Buell Scherck, Carroll Leary, Junior Bott, Maurice i held ffi the Elks’ auditorium’ Wed-| Simpson, Bobbie Olson and Walter . April 26, at Moose hall on} nesday evening, April. 29. This is the | McHaley. t First street, at 7p. m | last Elks’ formal dance ofthe sea- +72 \-*, |} A duty as Legionnaires is to pro- son, and is expected to be a fitting | St. Mark’s Synergae |wide a home for the aged members. Meeting This Week. St, Mark's Synergae will be enter. tained this week by Mrs. Stanley Griebel and Miss Laura Monson at the.Gretbel residence, 526 East Lind avenue-on Tuesday evening, April 28., All members are asked to be Present at the plans for the concert to be given May 6 will be completed. eee Silver Tea Wednesday at. he fdas ops te 2 ‘The committe in charge of the af-| Winter. Memorial Charch. ; pnd. bechiied a broatee! ands Detar p ed ‘of WA, , he Ladies Aid society of the Win- : onc’ one of the-« lansbichibers / fair is composed of ‘A. C."Doherty,| TI 7 ised = ARS ce one of the-mostipopular members of "the 'youhger fonaressional ||'ys ace 1 sweeney; Wiel. Haselniise | ter Membrial verestoterthn aborts Mary Burke ° At Birthd: and W. B. Denney. Tickets and in- | will give a silver tea Wednesday af- At Birthday vitations may be secured from any | térnoon, April 28, from 2:30 to B o’ ty. ty Is Given For : er seventh birthday | May Bride and Groom. thember of the committée. clock’at the church parlors. Hos r Burke en: MissKatbryn Mahoney and Ralph | ages Dorothy Dant ss Batricla | Ber will give their original Oi erES tesses for the afternoon wilil be Mrs. 1 1 of her small|J. Barton who will be marr Sullivan, Miss Doroth: a ext week. Rhythm, was rem-]| Kensington Club to ©. 'F, Sellers, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. frle t children’s party Satur-| the sixth of next month were Patri onstrated by Misses Mary Hilsman,| Be Entertainéd. Jay, Mrs, Erickson and Mrs, Patter- ans noon at her home off'Kim-|mented at a buffet.supper Miss '§ Jean Crawford, Bernadette.Fehlman,| ‘The B. of L. I, and B. Kensington | son.’ The’ public is invited to attend. Folle an after-| last evening by Mrs. P. C, Nic Miss Love Helen Niethammer, Dorothy Steby| club will be entertained on Thurs- . wihe Se ents were} sen at her home on South’ Wolcott] sropermott vins, Rebecca Smith, Marjorie Per-|day afternoon, April 30, at 2:30] Birthday Anniversary Is r} Mex MePherson,| street. Following. the st ines, Ed Slater,”:C. ‘Clend kins, Audrey Hansen, Mary Louise] o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. G. | Celebrated Saturday. Irs. E, E. De Mrs. Louis Me-| guests attended the danc Hamilton Young ‘and the Reed, Jane Crowther, Corrine. Wood-| Fox, 421: South McKinley street,| Miss Catherine Rae entertained 25 J ar Irs. McDaniels untry olub. honor’ ruff and Geraldine Airheart: Mrs. Fox will be a: of her friends Saturday afternoon at Guests. who attended we 2 ng those tio aftended were, a ; | RPI An erben iby. her home, $32: South Park, at a chil- < h, Jean Binghar Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cowan, Mr. and} 0) see i weve Gren’s party giyen in honor of her € Pupils of Mrs. Strickland en's party “gi! ine Dear s. Herbert Ladd, Mr. ahd Mre Mae &: sel By Stig TrerAtpear In Recital The Misses Sullivan eleventh birthday anniversary. A R. the home of refinement and musical ap- ul hnsorgs Mr. ahdewers,, Nell} £72) | , i On Tuesday evening at $ o'clock | Entertain Saturday. pleasant afternoon was spent in aye a Douglas, . Dias ‘kathleen |: Te all. day Vinstitnte. conducted): ote enna ee re thol. Berioke |’ The Misses Kathicen ait; Pattcta'l playing games after‘which a. dalpty preciation — the Gulbransen Grand Piano, ~ — a ee a ee ren tee land will appear in “recital: at: the | Sullivan were hostesses at an infor-| lunch was served by Mrs, David Ras, Methodist piscopal» ‘church. A| mat bridge tea given Saturday after-|Mrs. L. P.) Smith and Mrs. William program of interest has’ been plan-/ noon at their home on East. Tenth | Rae. ‘Pink and white decorations J | ned and a cordial invitation is ex-|street,.in compliment to’Miss Kath- | weresused. kc, state president will he prese tended to the public to attend. Num-| yn Mahoney, who will be married | Guésts spresent “included, Jean and it ts hoped that large number | bers to. be given follow: in the near future to Ralph B, Bar- |\Ctawferd, Mary Kimball, Cathering Bae eae ane Oat umber |" “Duet “Flag Day March—Fearis|ton. The entertainment was also in| Pickett, Mary Saulisburt, Margaret pesca peat el Nae +H Helen‘ and: Charlineseohank. celebration of Miss Mahoney's birth-|,Holden, Betty Gray, Helen Holden, Leraetede Wana ete Sold se in 1. Flat--Duyand—|ay anniversary, Honérs at bridge| Betty Lord, Emma Ball, Catherine Pind ta, wero hete Alma:Hana. were taken ‘by Mrs, Leo. A, Dunn! Fralser, Alice Stewart, Gretta Dun- Pail Fersaon. “ie Solo “Rond-de. Amour’'—Vonwest- | — of this week, April Christian church, ¢ and Lind stre Mrs. Min at the Fir: Five feet four inches long —a real grand. Finished in brown mahogany, select vencers. Ivory keys; easy key-board touch; careful workmanship. Gulbransen Grand $785 FREE MUSICAL This Afternoon, 4 to 5 o’Clock >, -Wkcobes¢ Braver lerie. | SP haut—Mildred Johnston. ; i oP, cota Payer, rn Valerie] paut-aared Zohan, |S Gi. : ‘pe th Harold: Johnson, . Liberal Terms—Your Upright Pi i 10:30 a, m. Prelimir | aa Aditi, ; é our Upright Piano Taken in ate ° | 0 r Solo, ‘“Mareh of Little Arch- . ; Klein-Marks Music & Art Co, || 20:5 sm soio-Met Ameriow| .:Smle, i Mareh. of the, bitte Are BERTA SMITH Tradevas Part Payment. : Pile | Solo, a “On the Train"—Shelly. ae te , Recital Hall 11:00 a, m entific Teniperance b “Home Sweet Home'—Root— * TEACHER OF SINGING Instruction—Mrs, Nellie Lewis. Quiz Raymond Carr. on new hand bo | Duet “Dance Rustique’—Helen The Chas. E. Wells Music Company No admission will be charged and the public is 12:00 Noontide prayer—M | and, Mildred Johnston. + aliotne in V, 3 Home of The Chickering ats ° cordially eitha P B Bailly, Solo "March of the Toy Brigade” Specializing in Voice Placement and Development 232 East 2nd CASPER Phone 194 ’ ag aunch Nelson Chase. ‘ ‘, .. yoy, ae “ ri 0 Song service—Mrs T16 ee i . 30, 804 East Third—Phone 2652 and Lavoye Che following program will be rendered: Seis Fhe ae i se Boe acne etna te ag Studie ARE SO, Be aig stp ae ‘ AP : ; F Dorton. ep In} Solo,"La Redemption"—Foutain— Voice Trials by Appointment’ Only SCONE Grand, ij Registering and Reproducing Gand, $5625 1. Hawaiian Trio— La Campaguita =-- Roca || troduction of Doxway, Carr. 7 Can — TEINS Companerismo — - Bambalan Solo arf Dance—-Chaminade— . z Curricante ~~~ verin-| Helen Johnston, Ordonez ‘olo, “Farfaletta”—Mark: —— = : ae pet S' BO, a arks—Helen / cal Duets April Morn ~~ --_ Belden Minnie ‘olo, s ro! J ih a az > ‘ Absent ...___- =~ Metealf || renvwict ay aetre| Rhee Hn Nf <r Mr jates and M } * , 5 ha ‘ " Mt 2 {rs. Gates and Mrs. 3:00 Instrumental Solo—M | b, “Minuet"—Paderwiski Mis Wl Strickland | So Impromptu'—Sehubert. | Piano Solos Madrilena z rs Wach Wes Na Belt. fer t The Spring"—Torjulssen, r Va e Newland t rw 1 > n"—MeDowell — Al. STERLING | 45 White’ ¥ I 1 Dubs ¢ a. “Swinging Lat Take the Children’s Word for It | s E ‘i Tulip P a r : ; i saunbettarentn They Really Do Want " hoe eevee, ast Pie | eae (Solid Silver) YOUR PHOTOGRAPH— | ig se ’ s Successful Affair {5 Devotior 1 Clara Wil mong th successf c a ‘ | Kernan. : | rittarwas tho Inoceey: coae ane Yours, Too; DAD { $:00 Address “Wt iven yesterday afternoor at the’ | Bows ‘ v"| Mrs nes’ Wilson wha were joint Distincti Portrai in ay sites : L. EB. 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