, 1921-05-10
Synurgae to Give
Bridge Tea

10 1--WE i
Bridge Tea
The members of st. Marks synur-
gae will give a bridge tea on Friday
and Saturday afternoons IN the new
tea rooms which VIII b opened for
the occasion in the new Midwest
pharmacy. The tea rooms are being
decorated in :,o-jental styles carrying
out tho Japanese idea most artistically.
Tea will be served in the afternoon,
and the time will be devoted 10 play
ing auction bridge. Many of the tables
are being reserved. and society circles
are taking an interest in the affair.
Tho proceeds of the entertainment
viii be used toward the beneficiary
work being done by the synursae.
Regular Meeting
Of d.. A. r.
The members Of the d. A. r. will
will meet on Tuesday. May 10, at 2:30
o'clock with Mrs. Tom Cooper, s33
South wolcott street
DR.. and Mrs. j. J. Donovan and
family have returned from Alberta
Canada. where they spent the past
month. DR.. Donovan will now. be To-
Gated in his. new offices In thesMokicr
building. sharing the reception room
with DR.. Kocher.
w. G. T.iu. Musical
Is Planned.
The W. C. T, U. win give q musical
oil Tuesday evening in the Methodist
church. Besides the musical num-
bers short talks will be given by Rev.
Charles A. Wilson, Rev. Walter L.
French. Rev. NJ. ]. Thompson. and
Rev. C. C. Stout. Previous engage
ments made 1t impossible for Rev. FIR.
John II. Muiiin. Rev. ]. H. Gockel
and Rev. Philip k Edwards to at
tend. =
Tho musical program will include
two selections fy Professor Lundberg,
two by the high school Glee club. two
by the high school orchestra and i've
readings by Yrs. Haines
Everyone Is invited and no admis-
sion or silver offering Will be asked
during the evening.
Big Dance for
Thursday Night
The big carnival danes, which is
planned by the Midnight Dancing
club. will be held on Thursday night
IN the Winter Garden Although the
guests are not. asked to mask. the
affair will be one OF the most .elabo-
ratedances ever held here. Favors
and decorations will carry out the
idea of the Mardi Gras.
Mrs. B. b. Brooks is expected to
return to her home here today or to-
Nparraxr Mrs. -r.#.- -~fon4oA aAo
ID. A. r. convention in Washington,
d. c.. as states agent Later she Wis
tied In New York City and In Chicago.
Mr.. and AIRS. Henry Bayer are in
the city after spending the last month
or the western coast
Maccabees to Be
Entertained at Tea
Mrs. Cara L. Tubbs will serve at a
tea at her home. 315 South David
street. for the benefit of the Ladies'
of Macabees. The hostess Will be ,as-
sisted by Mrs. Emma Sturgeon. Mrs-
Babe Protzmann and Mrs Wilbur
Tubbs.
All members and friends are invited
TO be present
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. johnson are at
their home now after spending sew
eral weeks in Denver. where Senator
johnson was receiving medical treat
ment.
American Legion
Dance Enjoyed.
The lance given In the Winter Gar
de last Friday for the benefit of the
American Legion was well attended
-
Mrs. Hon Hostess
At Tea.
Mrs. Hon presided at her home this
afternoon at an informal tea served to
a few friends
Study Club
Meets.
The members of the Study club met
this afternoon with Mrs. Wilson Finn
ball. ST.. at her home. 1873 South VOL
colt street
DeIphian Club
to Meet.
The regular meeting of the members
of the Natrona Delphian club will be
held at the home of Mrs. H. r. Lath-
rop on wednesday afternoon at ESQ
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Peterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Curran a re-
turned from their homesteads, where
they spent the weekend.
Fortnightly Club
Is Entertained.
Mrs. Silas Brooks entertained the
members of the Fortnightly Bridge
club Saturday afternoon. during the
absence of Mrs. H. L. Patton. Mrs
Pitt Covert assisted the hostess in
serving.
A 1 o'clock luncheon was serve and
the afternoon was spent playing auc-
ton bridge. Mrs. Patrick Sullivan
was rhe only substitute.
The final meeting of the club this
season will be held at the home of Mrs
Ormsby. May FL.