, 1921-09-27
birthday Celebrated
last Saturday.

HIrluuMl &ftttt AAII
last Saturday.
Miss Lena Smith was hostess at a
rarty in recognition OF her twelfth
birth anniversary held at the homo OF
her mother. Mrs. Julia Smith Muel-
lar. cf4 South Durbin street. las; Sat
urday afternoon. Mrs. Mueller was
nssisted by Mrs John Schnoor and
Mrs. BIattcnberg in serving tho re-
freshmcnts. Miss Smith received
wany beautiful gifts from her friends
and the afternoon was spent playing
James
Tho guests included the Misses
poro;hy seehorn. Virginia Smith.
Eleanor Reese. Edna Pelky. Gertrude
Lewis. Gertrude J~osendahi. Julia
Ncchling. Jane Clark. Ruth. Scott. lie
Vern Hunord. Jean Bingham, LORNA
Clark and Veronica Porya-
Miss Mabel o'Ronke Is a house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank England
,tnt their home on East Sixth street.
siss ORouke came here from Den
vcr en- route to St Louis. Mo. where
she viii spend the winter.
First Regular o. e S.
Meeting Thursday
Thursday. Sept. 20. is the date OF
the first regular meeting OF the order
OF Eastern Star which will also be the
first official visit OF the G7nd Mat
ron. Mrs. Viola Mechiing.
The woodbine chapter OF Douglas
will be guests OF the meeting and an
interesting program is planned.
Miss Bishop
Entertafns.
The members or the wo.Fa-Lo class
Of the Sunday school OF The Methodist
church will meet this evening with
Miss Marie Bishop at her home on
East Second street. The usual bust
ness hour viii be followed by a social
time.
Mrs. Kimban
Is Improving.
Mrs. Wilson s. Eimbali. Jr.. who
very recently underwent an operation
of serious nature Is improving remark
ably rapidly although h Is yet con-
fined to tho women's and Children's
Nhospitak
Dinner for
House Guest.
Miss Jean Fiemmins who IL here
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Pitt Co
vert on Cy avenue win be the inspira-
ton of an informal dinner to be serve
this evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan on South Center
street. Miss Eileen Sullivan will pre-
side.
Epworth League Officers
Have Informal Dinner.
The officers OF the Epworth League
OF the Methodist church enjoyed a din.
ner which was served at the church
last evening. Miss I'D Holland. third
vice president. prepared M served
the sumptuous meal.
Following the dinner a business ses-
sion was held and plans were FORM
Mated for the organization of the Lea
u for the winter.
REV. and Mrs. Carter vtre the
guests OF the affair and expressed
their pleasure at the outlook OF a pro
eressive and interesting Epworth Lea
.Kus program for the ensuing year.
Mrs. MeMahon
Hostess.
An Informal dinner will be served
this evening at the home of Mr.. and
MITE. l.. j. AClldlpu III oo9Ai EhtI
street TO which a number Of intimate
friends have been invited.
Following the dinner the time will
be spent playing auction bridge.
Picnic for
Teachers.
The teachers Of the Casper schools
who are members of the Episcopal
church are invited to be the guests OF
the Synnurgae OF the st. Marks
church at a picnic to be held this
evening at the Garden Creek falls. The
Young women are asked to meet at
the Parish house at $50 o'clock and
motor cars will take the guests TO the
picnic grounds. The entertainment
program Is in chargs Of Mrs. j.. c.
warkiey, president OF the ~orSaniza-
ton.
Mrs. Neville
Is Honoree.
Mrs. NJ. C Price presided at q din
ner party rerved at the home Of Mr.
Snd Mrs. Price on South Durbin
street last evening in honor OF Mrs.
James Neville who is returning TO-
morrow TO hcr homo in Topeka, Kan,
after spending the past two months
visiting with relatives here.
Places at the table were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. Ogden, Mr..
and Mrs. e. E. Runway. Mrs. Neville
and c. A Cullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis l.. Thompson are
leaving tomorrow for the east where
Mr.. Thompson, of the Casper Steam
Laundry, will attend a national CONVEX
tion OF laundrymen. Mrs. Thompson
accompanied by her mother, Mrs
Sutterfield and son. Bobby. will travel
with Mr.. Thompson as far as Kan
sas City. Mo. and from there will