! TURDAY, DEC. 27, 1919 Ev-G have evening, Salio Club Holiday Hackley. The Reverend per : Last Night formed the ceremony, T wedding than 200 couples attended the took place about 8 o'clock the night be. tmas dance of the Salto club given fore Christmas. Mrs. Shapley ist night in the Masonic temple. The @ dark suit and a picture hat holiday Spirit was carried out in the wedded with a vistribution of gifts during three dif-| friends were entertained at the ¢ dances, while music by, home immediately after the we ey ir Helen \ Colum enter descent floral ae erent , A most enjoyable time tertain Old Friends at Holiday Dinner issued of the old dinner at set in the fast room of the home, rnor nd Mrs. B. 1. invitations to 2 residents of ¢ the Henning Brooks number | sper for! a} next ‘Tuesday , communion Chureh school at =Morning pr a.m, aol thie! Evening serviee and 1 ing the Salto club dance last yaaa Mr. and Mrs. Major ned fourteen guests at i Ormsby 2 dinner ne, and their daughter, Miss r Ormsby, who is home from University, for the holidays, The S oolght friends. With Bri glassware and rtrical and tomorrow fons, the two dinner dining room lon the __PAGE THREE jon “The Oi Y and and sp ul. Come and bring your jin the evening 0 friene sermon will read or Spee Christmas m iG at both ser worth Pamily.”* < In the r tings Mr J.C) MeCalloeh will sing na Jazz and jin the eveni: Way and m. ye will sing ny 1 t pn), and Mrs " at n{of the F (Ashfor ~ _ ten] The Tribune Want Ads TEST CHURCH At Courthouse Robert L. Lemons, Minister FIRST vible talk at 7:20 HURCH The Praptist ce nis worship Sts. wr at the ty courthouse during: ;the erection of their new pbuilding or 1s usual South Pe street and Linden avenur All Baptists of the city and others who worship with us in the comfortall iimbeck’a si-plece orchestra and aj With a luncheon, itis eRe Gueoe the theme being re cially! jature artist added zest to the fifth} Mr. Hackley is manager of the Gen- and Mrs. A Gch i, ance of Casper's popular dancing club.’ eral Supply company here. M hap- City, Nebr net s of the city ' hear } \ huge cee tman tree aacel eal ie been a nurse at the Private: enne, Miaa ae om SE ice commences at} Hy: welcomed A Luncheon jizhied coupled with other yuletide deco-) hospital. Fred Klink, dr Denver aa nd theme of the sermon:| Usual services of the da “ ier is tranatormad’the temple ‘bali! is t.o™M Fi Hote is’ ait | METHODIS" ISCOPAL, cneren |< pastor will preaen on vc. The first favor dance was the! Solemnized at Den tea this afternoon honor pp Rts Minister Sbaedke Mig Tinocoaue Omar ts: oy reuse Of hundreds of toy balloons from) A wed t Interest to their Jus her guests and M homp pclae Mevalah andl thes iingjom)oty ernment and te crial baskets at each end of the hall.! many > took ple in Dens 80n of Central City, those Hope.” will be the subject of the morn: | m yartners Were chosen by matching the ver yesterday when Miss Irene Shea, tending will doubtless be favored with KING | 'N& sermon., And night the subject Te inbers# on. the the v popular superviser of physic. Musicale as Mrs, Clinton Hoff is an ae of) will Special music | The second spec! fr added more al training for girls an the public COMplishgd vocalist aris. || direction of Mr. | 0) to the tT ball room than) schools became the bride of Stuart Up. — ville | Efe combine ris of the musicians, texratt, » chemical maaan 5 = United States meets ate 9:45, 1 Lincoln, A combination of t: Refining | PERSONALS s solution ool is crowded hat Chey will find n and bell toy went to the femi ane confided | WSS the t place for you and your Gemily if guests while the gentlemen wer (a SES il eRe Sg 0 y de Mu ‘you will come. OH BOY! very quiet aA was to sonndiat RSet ea elery ship Miss Shoekley will lend the le | ’ . SF number w vate jhe attended choot” friend atcoin shi rtat indo eae = $$$ $$$ stibjorts How to Mare the New Year N { Peers OL ies see Wee as members of her : trip which included ee ilo Hl ATRONA BU ER Be le Fea a ovary marnlly not able to come from with Mr. Hagens’ mother at | ‘Phere are many ~ lonesome, home: | = ind Avory, gills Re OuaOy s: dress: to be 7 nt. The Ia., with his brother Dr. G. J lek. dl «lL per in Casper who —on-— A a that table | ill include ¥ to Salt Yor (Ciilocagotand: Mri is Ereatly helped if they come ny tirne that any one |)| in the interim the boys from the uni- iatatot Ae hoes RADIOS a ee uty Co. to Chas. Pavel hand worship as they \ HOT CAKES fics ted {M aio Wh Aaloniraelthibonpataecdnahhigune papnctaeOs: AA Donat Manbeck at Alton, 1 . block 86, Butler addition, Cas ecie toang elie’ fake e hanes B wants a delicious drink i me” ef ained from he. be a ; a bib Ry L * Con. $1 etc. vd to do ir Ci orme! eee nase aes ved from the bal: Mrs. Upte will’ returti- to) Canper.|. 18. G. Payton;representingthe Wyom-| Geo! A. Thorit n to J. W. Jot Wess os) BUCH ay for you Our ii with a real, satisfying, ||| he mo ions foun es @ 6 ny State Tribune, was i r “OR: dam EE Se ROT : : ° | members of Sche orchestra y + ing State Tribune, was in Casper today. lot 282, Kenwood addition; Con. $1. . | ; ey a a A Hil. sustaining food value. |}| wering thru the dance SE RA a atte : pesca Butler corporation to Mrs, Mary Con , SHEE ER ae | trict y Pres! Bes Gr bs Wee || meee AaMbLe ainetney BHA pe Oe nee for Guexts M. N. Wheeler drove to Manville| nell; lot 16, block 145, Casper: Con.|.Corstian seh rer aes. ire aheld ‘ 5 Hi} we its purity and or xo ttes &, and play Mrs. C. W. Beckett of 808 South Da y in his car, $480) . 3 every Sunday at 11 o'clock in the 1. 0.} on the side | yo Berar urity ant « the banjo and clarinet. Nideatredtientertninied with: ai @lotclock e . } “ }O. F. hail ana on W SRG high quality. e have Considerable praise should be justly ais IT) Ones i : “ae ne F. Seaver to A. D. MeFar-|./ > ae Sregiags| S ! = ii misnageracoh theyclah forithal serps eet Bene, thelr RURAL Apa eth is home, from 18, block 9, Casper; Con.|'t * O'clock. “The | sermon for to- | ome Dreaktast! been making chocolate and | 1 THR. ot the Ontiaee Dor theNincluding Mr. and Mrs. Charles Utah, whe 1e” teaches school, to morrow hristi ' aren nearly 140 years. i eres = : json and M 1 ‘Mrs. M. J. yt I. EK. Keitt | The public: is co i anifity of thes Balto Bg hei Airs. ° ee Seith ot mart to nt tr rhs ——o eae tag Seche iadaraxthe ane White nar 18 and pink and white mae of lot 1, bt tend the “rvices, ‘a ona Vie er lop —_—_ SS} n “dancer” to Caspe: carnations were used in decorating the Tee MeGrath, who attends the Bos | —— . j wn “dancer sp ; f MH SOhgol vol “Tremindlc ¢ , SIRST PRESBY' eneariisy ! ‘ 1 ¢ Poe ee eater eu ax wane} eit annoluited table. Afton thp sery;| ton’ Bendel of Teetinolors. {4 anenaing Elks who wishto atfend E FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH On Durbin St. WALTER BAKER & COZa ia sinks ae % = ng of empting menu in courses the his vacation with friends in Nova , Monday, Dec. 2 ind Durbin Streets * 7 . Established 3 ved Guring theyintermissions: murests, the evening with social tit, he } ver friends tions from C. A, West, Ch | V Bradley, Minister Kitty Corner frora Library}! [I@_ #782 DORCHESTER. MASS || f 7 am crininment Committe Tomorrow at 11 the pastor will speak See ae American Legion Caanpaign se 6 ineider Has returned from ~ es ern — eee ~ - ——— 3 = ae — 1 to Be Held To ight : : nMertain Friends at s trip to Denver AURAL ‘sho ohe toate atestesteatertertorte eateaterte teote o%ea%atoa% , Members of the American Legion and Dinner and Musicale eres Monday and Tuesday, 1 Aa Xa S SS eX eX EK Mo he Me oho oe he 0a Moe Mee Sete te Mote r Q F oa as 0-0 sooo ste wo fo 00s ofe o8o-a% «8 0% co oPo afo-efe o} rmecitney lCAmreaeaanduace. the cin:|) Mriraid! Mrat Farry astia’ very ide. 20. Music by Montana me CALA aS ECR AN ERO OE OES SNOT S FFP PAP OOP GO et a guests Will give a holiday ball to- lightfully entertained Mr. and Mrs. » 4 “ht in the LO. O, F. hall. MeKee’s’ Fred Van Gorden and son Arthur our-piece orchestra will furnish music Lioyd as their dinner guests Christmas r the dancing whieh will start, at 9/da their home on Linden and Iin-| parents NOTICE TO COLL MEY Praternity He will then go to Lincoln to AN Con mon are re > * Knights of Columbus : o'clock and continue until midnight./coln streets. A San Maus center) fttend the annual meeting of the com “ Se 1 novelty dances have been plan-| piece was used for the table, place cards pany he represents AU ay 2 Se th peer aese and ad- 4 z od for the benefit of the former army were in keeping, and cut flowers were sss dress to W taily, Sevy., Tox 4 d Visi i 2 h x D | — ni navy men. used in the rooms of the home. During — Mrs. May Glandon of Twin Falls, Ia : Br < an isiting Knig ts Are Invited to AS \l money derived from the dance the evening Mr. and Mrs, Zuill fur- ho, and Mrs, G. W. Johnson and daugh "i rt ae y Z, 1 be used in giving a pre-New- nished violin and piano musie which ¢ Margaret, of Allian Nebr., are ‘ e e ee Year's banquet in the club rooms of’ was greatly appre PUcntaNataihenhomevonente eangen(t Read the Tribune want ads. ¥ zg e x the Army and Navy club at which all . H. R. Johnson = ae $e ormer service men will be honor Dinner and Dance at cers oe F > ests. ‘The banquet will mark the Meyer Home E PAT Ra ee Faeroe bs RA 2 *, So os Loot so of0-0Se-' 5 ote ate 200% 0 420 430 Committee. LADIES DEPARTMENT Our Annual After Christmas Sale COATS and SUITS TARTS TODAY Offering the Greatest Bargains in Casper of First Class Merchandise ‘If you need a new winter coat now is the time to get it,at a real bargain. In this trémendous sale *there is a good range of styles and materials,to choose from. : Women’s Coats and Suits HARDS & CUNNINGHAM High Standard are included in this big Sale Prices at a range adaptable to every plan of expenditure. Of the WIC Our Semi-Annual Sales Are without exception the greatest selling event of the year in Casper, because we sell only dependable merchandise. We advise an early selection to obtain the best values. THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST RA es eee ee oa S2 Poste o-ste-cte- ste ste sto ote a% % 5o-afo-afe-ahe-afe-ofo-ele-ahe-ele co ofo-ehe-sio afe efe-cle-ahe-ete- ?, e oe! ++, ? a oe, o, + +4 o, ¢ >> O ° o4, o ? o*, % Oa e480 0% 2 * ++, o, ? 4 2, as ¢ o, - = 2, ? > o HNN SUITS Copen Silvertone, worth $85, special x 2, % ie ox 2, io, aXe ¢ ? $65.00 Taupe Velour with Fur Collar, worth $65.00 with Fur Col- 989.00 $20.00 $20.00 oo, ? Taupe Brown Velour, worth , Special. Brown English Covert lar, worth $145, special o> 2, ¢ Navy Serge, worth $40, special... o, COWS COOH 0-4 + R ¢ Navy Poplin, ?, ¢ worth special... x Navy Poplin, $27 50 a worth $40, special e & oe Navy Serg worth 547. tm, 4, ? o, eee 5 apecat, $27-50 $32.50 $20.00 », no Navy Serge, worth $45, spe Black Velour, 2 o ooo ate * worth $35, special % ¢, Golden Brown Velour, Bd + worth $85, special *, re +, $90.00 NAAN ee 2, O on ain staat o, 0, eo . Bodied * ee a ie a SS SS I I oltR. a CB eens 2]

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