, 1921-11-21
Oriental Tea Aitracts
Wide SPREAD Attention.


Tho announcement OF an Oriental
tea TO be held at the home OF Mrs ].
W. Mcintyre. president Of the welfare
club. tomorrow afternoon from 9 un-
til 6 O'Clock has attracted much at
tention among the various social cir
cles OF h city. md a goodiy number
OF people are expected 10 be received
TO the charms OF the Orient.
The committee in charge OF 1drs.
Harry Young have spared no time anu
effort with the elaborate decorations,
the musical program and tho refresh
ment MENU. which will follow the ORR
entail idea OF the afternoon in an uni
que and pleasing manner. E
The program Of musical numbers
will include the following musicians.
Mrs. John Lind, Mrs. Jessie Anderson
Fowler. Mrs. William Tolhurst,, Mrs.
A. G. Kiker. Miss veyaa Burnett, Mrs.
Ralph Buckler. Mrs. F. s.JLeschinsky,
Miss Mary Flynn. Mrs. Ray Cook and
Miss Betty Lou Arbuckle.
The hostesses who will receive the
guests In oriental costumes which
have been sent here especially for the
occasion arc the Mesdames d. b. Sui
Ivan. who will serve, J. f. Hanwuy.
]. ". Burns. ]. T. Scott, william
Holland. T. r. Aigeo. E. Richard
Shipp. j. L. B~cidermann. A. Elade.
Fred Van Gordon. Philip X. Edwards,
Allen Mcclellan. Fred Hufsmith. and
Mrs. Mcintyre.
An extensive program Of Christmas
work has been planned by the mem.
beers Of the Welfare club. and the pro.
ceeds from the tea will b used tow
ards this worthy cause.
Ladies' Of Macabees
To Moot Tonight.
The Ladies' OF Macabees will meet
In regular session this evening at s
o'clock in the I. o. o. r. hall. InItia.
tons will be held and the social hour
Will be in charge of Mrs. Hazel Lehr
and committee.
Mrs. William Kelley entertained in-
formally last evening at her home on
Harrison street. The evening was
spent in music. Light refreshments
were served at the end of a most en-
joyable time.
Ladies' Aid Sets Date
Of Meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
North Casper chapel will meet this
coming Friday afternoon with Mrs.
w. johnson. 1910 North Durbin
street. The usual business session
Will be followed by a social hour. Re
freshments viii be served. As Inn
portant business will be discussed all
Of the ladies are asked to be present.
Former Oil City Residents
Are Euforf,fuoI - Ey.uu.--
An informal dinner was served at
the Henning hotel last Saturday even
ing for a number of former OIL City,
Pa. residents who have made Cas-
per their home. John Meyer. who is
moving here from Windham, Mont,
where he has been connected with
the wfndhnm OIL company. acted as
host. Places were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. D. r. Kennedy of Alamosa.
Colo, VIC were visiting here and
plan on moving to Casper in the
spring. Mr.. and Mrs. w. 1. Rehr. Jr..
Mr.. Stout of Montana. who is also
moving to Casper and Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer.
Following the dinner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer and two children and nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy and Mr.. Stout
left on the train to Denver. From
there Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer and Mr..
and Mrs. Kennedy will go to Aiannosa.
Colo. to spend some time.
Elaborate Bazaar
Is Announced.
The Neighbors of woodcraft VIII
hold an elaborate bazaar in the I. o..
o. F. hall Wednesday. November so.
from noon until late in the evening.
Five booths have been arranged to
care for the articles which will be
placed on sale. and a merchants lunch
will be served from IL o'clock until
S o'clock IN the evening.
The hall will be decorated for the
occasion. and a booth for linens. a mis-
ceIlaneous booth. a babies md chill
dren's booth. a candy counter and an
apron booth will be arranged to suit
the goods to be sold IN each one.
The bazaar will be In charge of Mrs.
Glen Rowe. assisted by Mrs Clarissa
Davis. while the linen goods will be
taken care Of by Mrs. Rebelsah Miller.
The miscellaneous by Mrs Minnie
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