Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 27, 1925, Page 4

( ie ve ELK’S FORMAL DANCE 1S NEW YEAR'S EVENT WHE SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT of the week is centered upon the for- mal dancing party which will be given by members of the local Blk’s lodge on New Year's eve, the affair to be one of the most brilliant par- tles of the season. The auditorium will be made attractive through the use of varied and elaborate decora- tlons in keeping with the season, and special entertainment features have been planned to make it one of the most pleasing parties ever given by the local organization. One of the chief attractions of the dance this year is the presence of the University of Colorado elght plece singing orchestra under the personal of Howard Beresford. Dancing will begin at 10 o'clock and continue until 4 o'clock, with a recess at midnight when the new year will be ushered In and a buffet luncheon will be served in the club dining room, dance, an annual affair, will sre than usually attractive this nd a large number of out-of: r of the organization {fied their Intention of at- tending, communications haying been Elks in Thermopolls, ers nrock. Proceeds r the forwarding of charity work in the community. Numerous dinner parties hare heen planned to precede the dance. ind Mrs. Robert Blackmore ntertain at a buffet supper at par- . Norris on and Mrs. entertain at H. D. Flautt t for a party of sixteer »wnsend Hotel a r. and H, Merrill have { > twelve guests if ut the ‘Tow ¢ the Hennin, MES. HOLMAN ENPERTAINS FRIDAY ARS. W. P. HOLMAN, sr. enter ten gu sts Friday afternoon at the ne Tea room, Covers were Mr. t Mrs. G nd Mrs. W. P. Bob Holman an Clark, ant AVERY LATHAM WEDDING FRIDAY DORIS AVERY of Casper, 1 John H, Latham of Grey- quietly married Friday t 8:30 o'clock at the Pres- pyterian Manse, 1198 South Wolcott street. The “ev. Charles A. Wilson of the First Presbyterian church read the s e in the presence of a few friends uests present were: W. M. Avery, father of the bride, Mr. and Mrs, Payton Latham, Mrs. Bert Ramsey, 1 Mrs, W. P. Ram- Bey. CHRISTMAS PARTY ENJOYED FRIDAY NIGHT Mn C. B. REDFIELD entertain- ed a number of friends at a Christmas party given Friday at her home on South Jefferson street. The evening was pleasantly spent at bridge and dancing. Those who attended were: Miss Laura Flindt, Miss Iva French, Miss Emma Peter- son, Miss Sylvia Jensen, Miss Flor- ence Jensen, Miss Dorothy Weise. Miss Althea Pearshall, Miss Gladys Larsh, Miss Lillian Jevanger, Miss Hel Redfield, Mrs. Cora Patterson, Mrs. Laura Perr Mr. and = Mrs. In Kodak Finishing Is All That's Needed To Geta HANDSOME KODAK | ALBUM ABSOLUTELY FREE ASK US ABOUT IT SBring Your Kodak Work and Kodak Troubles to The Picture Shop With Casper Pharmacy Wark left at 9. A.M. INTERESTS CIRCLES OE CASPER WOMEN’S Grand Matron of the building, whi the state. of hours. Harry Hubbard, and the Messrs. David McHathey, HE. E. McKinley, George Anderson, James MoGrew, Paul Jones, Olaf Colwick, Dion Wy- man, Hugh Nebecker, James Mitch- ell, Richard Ecklune, Gus Miller, and F Peter Gates. 1, as marsh eee WEDDING SOLEMNIZED SATURDAY AFTERNOON VERY PRETTY WEDDING was solemnized Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. EB, Clark, 1226 South Chestnut street, when Miss Belle Krainson became the bride of George L. Goodrich, The marriage service was read by the Rev. C. G. Stout of the First Christian church, Miss Olive J. Barker played the wedding march. The bride and groom were attend ed by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Clark. The bride was decomingly gowned | orine Paradice, in blue georgette with hat to match, | y and wore a corsage of: pink tea roses and baby’s breath. Mrs, Clark wore a pretty gown of grey geor- gette. Following the ceremony a dinner was served to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich, Mr. as Matron of the Budget. BRIDGE PARTY last party given Friedl’s guests fi Mrs, C. H. Ky' Miss Schultz, Anita Mar Miss Je: McGlaughlin. Ww. and Mrs. George Brown, Mr. and s eeealeal ci Mra. J, W. Wilson, Mr. and ara. | Cpemeuc art at a publie recta oe A. L. Mosher, Mr. and Mrs. Tom! at the First Methodist church, Sec- Francis, Miss Olive Barker, Mra.| ona and Durbin streets, Ethel Isham, John Richards, John = > e Clark and the host ard hostess. The bride is an employee in the traffic department of the Northwest- ern railroad. She spent her early life in Lead, 8. D., coming to Cas- per a few years ago to make her home. Mr. Goodrich ts yard foreman at the Midwest Storage yards at] jake. Midwest. They left last night for] gy’ a short trip to Denver, following | 7,0, which they will be at home to their friends in Midwest. eee DINNER PARTY T WILLEY HOME R. AND MRS. S.-H, Those Annie line, Roberta Ma Keith, Villnave, Rebs Inez Kyne, wise Butler G PEOP WILLEY gi iUL entertained at an informal din-| Tuesday evening ner part last night at their resi-| all of the young fc dence, 905 E Second street. Coy- ers were laid at a prettily appoint- ed table for: Mr. and Mrs, R. L, Whitmore, Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Stan- dard, Mr. and Mrs. D, L. Sulllyan, Mr, and Mrs. C. L, Andrens, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. lL. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Hi. G. Hart, and the host and hostess. . . CASPER PEOPLE TAKE PART IN DEDICATION EXERCISES Wt THE installation of offic- ers of Ashlar Lodge, A, PF. & of Lodge, ter streets. Cinderella” eady at 5 P.M, Miss Kathleen Marquis, M. Edward Enterline, a Albert, Helen Doris Westfall, Harriet. 8! and The has been its Matron and is a Past the order. “About 300 gathered at the Tem- ple for the ceremonies and to view while not the largest, is one of the handsomest in After the installation a luncheon was served the gi dancing was indulged in for a couple ich, “The Blue Lodge installation was marked by a distinction seldom oc curing to subordinate lodges, by hay- ing three Grand Lodge officers of- ficlate in the installation. Knittle, Grand Master, installing of. ficer, John Stansbury, Grand Mar- $ , and Joe Lowndes, and Secretary, as chaplain, ‘rank Cummings is serving his second time as master of the Ashlar lodge, Miss Iva Lay! ENJOYED YESTERDAY M IsS VERONA IML hostess for an enjoyable bridge evening at home, 231 East Sixth street. Mr. e, Mr. and Mrs. A. Becklinger, Mrs, Francis Brown, rquis, ncluded: ssie Mae Miss Bet Stella Heisig, and Miss Eleanor RECITAL TO BE GIVEN WEDNESDAY M*: w. LACY will present sixteen of her junior pupils in afternoon of this week take Claudia Donald ates, Katherine oF PARTY nk: the play A. M., and of Woodbine Chapter, 0, | nounced before the play. S., the beautiful Masonic Temple ak was formally dedicated to the activi- | HOWELL-SHILEY ties of the Masonic bodies of Doug: las on Tuesday evening. Frank S. Knittle of Casper, Grand Master of Wyoming, was the installing officer for the Blue Lodge and this was an especially happy circumstance for| marriage was w’ him, for he was twice Master of the| Lynch and M. M. Douglas lodge and still retains his * membership here. The same its true of Mrs. x<nittle, who installed the of- ficers of Woodbine Chapter. She Is Iss EFFIE yesterday afterno by Judge Henry REC YT V still a_ member of the local Chapter, New Improved Super-Heterodyne Style 25 RADIOLA 25—$165 ¥ (Less Tubes and Batteries) Ground Wire—New Style Cabin (25) has far exceeded the supply. your order immediately. RADIOLA AND FADA DEALERS 232 East Second Street, Casper. Branch at Salt Creek MARRIAGE YESTERDAY B. SHILEY Harry H. Howell were married 5:15 o'clock F. Brennan. on at itnessed by Shiley. ar WEDDING IN DOUGLAS IS OF MUCH INTEREST SDDING of interest to a number of Casper people RADIOLA Ready for Immediate Delivery One Tuning Dial—New Amplification Tube— Dry Cell Batteries—No Outside Aerial—-No et. The demand for Radiola Super-Heterodyne However, we were fortunate in securing a fair sized ship- ment of these wonderful receivers and can fill LIBERAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS The Chas. E. Wells Music Co, Phone 194 ests and Frank 8. on was installed stern Star M. L. Russell as Patron."—Douglas FRIEDL Miss Agnew, An inter- ting and varied program has been arranged, to begin at 2:30 o'clock. who will Mae Pearce, Wilmadean Schirk, part are: Mary Veronica Dorothy - Rae MARK’'S D INFORMAL PARTY INFORMAL will ven at the Parish house on of this week and the Junior iscopal church. Pocahontas Order of Redmen, are working-on a three act comedy to be presented on the evenings of the 29thvand 30th of this week at the Tabernacle, corner Eighth and Cen- “Southern will begin at 8 o'clock and the public fs invited to attend. The cast of characters will be an- Daughter of Missing Emperor’ Leila Beder Khan, daughter of Abdur Redak, emperor of Kurdistan, who disappeared six years ago, is now dancing in Vienna to earn a living. She {s seen in one of her interpretations. ‘TRIBUNE-HERALD THE CASPER sued to about two hundred guests. Preceding the dance Mr. and Mrs. B. Pall Bachellor will entertain at a buffet supper at thelr home on South Durbin street. William Kocher has issued invita- tions for a formal dancing party to be given Tuesday evening at the Casper Country club, the eyent to be preceded by a dinner party at the Henning for which Mire Blizabeth Kidd will be hostess. Migs Dorothy Danford will enter- tain at an informal tea on Tuesday afternoon in honor of her house at Boulder, from which school he was graduated. Following a trip to Denver the couple will make their home in Trinidad. of Kurdistan Dances for Living wee HOGMANAY DANCE BY CLAN STUART \HE MEMBERS OF THE CLAN STUART No. 248, O. 8. C., in: vite the Scotch people of Casper and their friends to attend a real old time dance on December 31 at the Odd Fellow's hall, beginning at 9 o'clock. Those present will dance’ the old year out and the new year in. Refreshments will be seryed dur- ing the evening. ee . MISSIONARY SOCIETY WITH MRS. JOHNSON HE WOMAN'S HOME MISSION- ARY soclety of the First Meth- odist church will meet Tuesday af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. J, Johnston, 914 South David street. Mrs. C. W. Beckett will act as assistant hostess. The program will be in charge of Mrs. L. V. Fickel. ” ore CASPER PEOPLE TO ATTEND DANCE NUMBER OF CASPER residents plan to attend the dinner dance to be given at the Parco hotel on New Year's eve. Dinner will be served at 5:30 o'clock, with dancing to begin at 9 o'clock and continue throughout the evening, with a but- fet supper seryed at midnight. Charles Woods, formerly of the ‘Woods Hotel at Thermopolis, is in charge. 4 LINENS KIMONAS attended Denver university and later ; the University of Colorado ere HOLIDAY PARTIES TO BE GIVEN THIS WEEK HE SOCIAL CALENDAR in Cas- per will be marked by a num- ber of brilliant holiday parties, feat- ured especially by the entertainments for students who are spending the was that of daughter of Judge and Mrs. C. O. Brown of Douglas to F*. 8. Dunlavey of Trinidad, having been performed on Thursday morning, Christmas yacatien at thelr homes here from the various colleges they attend. Tomorrow evening the Misses Mar- garet, Kathleen and Patricia Sulll- van will be hostesses for a costume dancing party to be given at the Miss of the bride’s parents. ‘The bride was graduated from the Converse county high school and la- ter attende™@ Nebraska Wesleyan. She finished her college work at the Uni y of Den’ The groom Cleen Brown, Colo., the ceremons 141 East Second December 24 at the home "MUSIC, ART, LITERATU Arkeon. Invitations have been {s-guest, Miss Genevieve Frink of Den- FOR ONE WEEK Beginning Monday December 28 25% Off & TAPESTRIES NOVELTIES § Elizabeth § hop ‘Hemstitching and Button Covering ae ver. On Wednesday Loulses Bingham, daughter of Dr, and Mrs. J. W. 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