, 1921-08-22
Picnic Held
Over Sunday.

0ver Sunday.
A party in a number CT motor cars
LETT early Sunday for the mountains
east of Casper wherc they spent the
day on an informal picnic. After the
dinner at moor the afternoon was
spent playing games and sides were
chosen for baseball. They all return
cd 20 Casper towards evening.
Those enjoying the day in the
mountains were Mr.. and Mrs. H.. r.
Comfort. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Cohen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion, Mrs. Olga Al
redge. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Glover. Miss
Helen Davis and the Nessrs. Jack
Rutz, Tom Givens. Cibbins. and Au-
bry Merritt.
Mfr. and Mrs. Z. J.. Lndsey, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. n. Brawner and daughter.
Hiss Grace Marco and Frank and
Charles Lindsey, are leaving overland
for tho Yellowstone National park
where they intend 10 spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brawner win visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. blanchard In the park
Mr.. blanchard is the mag OF the
Lake hotel. Miss Marco will leave the
party after the trip through the park
and will visit at her former home In
Butte. Mont.
Meeting OF
HensinCton.
The kcnsinston circle will meet on
Tuesday afternoon al the home OF
Mrs. A. L. johnson. 524 South Beech
street. Members are asked TO be pres
ent as plans viii be discussed relating
60 h serving OF a dinner during tho
conference week.
Entertain at
Ranch Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schcrck enter
tanned at weekend party held at their
ranch home at Canon creek. in honor
% ssrsl u. +. Smyscr of Wichita
kans.. a former resident of Casper.
Saturday night an informal dance
was held at the ranch and much of the
lime on Sunday vas spent fishing and
hunting. En- route to Casper the
party stopped at the Ben Scherck
ranch INT were guests ut a dinner.
Tho quests. were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Scharck an
Mrs. Smyaer.
Dinner Party Celebrates
Birthday Anniversary.
One of the prettiest appointed din
ner parties given at the Henning no
tel this season was served last even
ing in the recognition of tho birth an,
niversary OF NJ. p. Wear, on the staff
Of the Herald. Sweet peas in n deep
rose shade were the flowers used and
Mt zach place a corsaEe or a boutcn
iere was placed for the guests. The
place cerds followed the color scheme
and the center piece was a birthday
cake iced with sweet pea design.
Places were laid for the guest OF
honor. Mrs. Wear. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Hufsmith. Mr.. nj Mrs. F. w. Hut
smith. Miss Janice Hufsmith and 1ioI
ly Meyer
Bride and Groom
Return to Casper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry d. Cunningham
have returned to- Casper and will b.
at home TO their friends at 63i South
Wolcott street.
Their marriage occurred in Lincoln.
Neb., about two weeks ago and they
have spent their wedding trip in Colo
RADIO. visiting in Denver and Boulder.
Mrs. Cunningham was formerly Miss
Charlotte Bushnell, a popular member
OF inc laCuliy Vi tuc5 ANdlioHd equity
high school. She vas elected to the
same position for the ensuing year.
but resigned some time ago.
Mr.. Cunningham Is with he Mid
west Refining company and is one of
the oldest members OF the Midwest
family. having been with the company
rince it was one year old.
Both the bride and the room have
a wide circle of Casper friends who
extend congratulations.
Picnic Party at
The Reefs. q
Miss Daisy Mortimer was hostess
yesterday afternoon at a picnic party
held at THE Reefs" north of Casper.
TIE guests made the trip in a truck
and arrived at the picnic location tow
ards evening. The scenic effects
from the Reefs" is said to equal that
at ..Helrs Hal Acre and much time
was spent exploring the odd rock for
NATIONS.
A delicious picnic feast was served
and n weinie roast held.
At sunset the party started back to
town and a part of the trip was made
by moonlight.
The guests included Mrs. ]. L. Ham
wad. Mrs. Bernard Hefod of Houston.
Texas, Mrs. James Neville. of Topeka
Kan, Miss PolE Wickstrum Miss
Isabel Hanway and Lee Mortimer.
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