, 1921-08-16
Picnic Enjoyed
Last Might

lust before h storm last night
.bvut eight car loads OF young people
net at the home Of Miss Katherine
N.hou>y and left for Garden Creek
where a picnic had been planned in
hsuor OF Miss Rosamond Spears who
IL visiting here with her father, T. c.
SPEARS. and Miss Phifer who is here
visiting with frs William Cobb. After
nc party reached tire Mahoney cabin
an Garden Creek The storm broke ana
tho picnic was held on the porch OF
the cabin. The supper was served
cafeteria style An informal dance
vas held at the cabin until the rain
stopped and then the party came INTO
town n attended the dance At the
Dance Palace Abou 40 guests were
entertained
Swimming Party
At Mills Pool.
A swimming party OF about a dozen
young ladies met at tho Courthouse
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock and left
in motor cars for the Mills pool for
a plunge. Miss Rosamond Spears was
the guest OF honor.
Miss Lovey Norris ha, lust re
turned from the Big Horn mountains
where she has been a guest OF Miss
Lois Longshore at the L~ongshore rum
mer home. About 20 people were en-
tertained over the weekend.
Mrs. S. Hrod of Houston. Txas
formerly Miss Eileen Mcneil. ana
Mrs. James Neville. formerly Miss Hel.
en- Brown. of Topeka, Kan, are guests
OF Miss Isabel Hanway while VISITING
in the city.
Mr.. Nieolaysen 10
BE Picnic Hostess. |
An informal picnic supper viii be
served at the summer home Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. p. c. Nicolaysen in the Cas-. |
per mountains. Wednesday evening. |
IGNORING Miss Phifer who is yisitin- |
Mrs William Cobb. Miss Vera Man.
beck who is a guest at tho Patrick
Sullivan home, and Miss Rosamond
Spears. Invitations are being issue-l
to a number Of the younger set.
Mrs. Sarah Morton OF Douglas. who
has been visiting hero at the Patrick
Sullivan home. accompanied by her
two sons and Miss Eileen Sullivan,
has left for the Yellowstone national
park.
Ladies Aid
To Meet.
Tho Ladies' Aid Of the North CAS-
per chapel win meet at the home of
Mrs. Marshall. 1908 North Durbin.l
street on Wednesday afternoon al .
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Weaver. ac.l
by w. e. Wright. and Mr..
Mckay both OF Atlantic City. n. y.
left last Saturday on a nda trip
through the Yellowstone national
park.
Dinner Served at
Mountain Cabin.
Mrs, G. r. Hagens presided as hos..
ess at a dinner served at the Hagens
mer home in the Casper mountains
summer home in Casper mountains
and Miss Vera Manbeck Of Alton. H..
and Mrs. Sarah Morton of Douglas
we're among h out of town guests.
West Circle
% Meet.
The West circle Of the Baptist
.hurch will meet with Mrs. Schots,
t.is South Elm street on Thursday
,fternoon at ? o'clock. All members
81 the circle II urged to be present
Is important business will be brought
up during the business session.
Picnic for
Tonight.
Mrs. Hal Curran in entertaining a
few friends at a picnic supper TO be
served this evening at the Garden
Creek falls Tho guests will make the
trip In motor cars. and viii leave the
atty about 6 O'Clock.
Returns From I
Eastern Trip.
Miss Mary Barton returned last eve
ming from jamestown. N. Y, and st.
Louis. Mo-. where she spent several
weeks. Miss Barton made the trip
to east with Miss Eva Warn in her
motor car and reached jamestown
eight days after leaving here with no
motor trouble on the road. Miss Bar
ton returned by train and stopped in
LOUIS Wnere she visited at her old
home.
Bride and Groom
TO Arrive Soon.
A wire received from Mr.. and Mrs.
o. E. Brunsvold states that the bride
and groom expect to arrive in Cas-
per about Wednesday, from Chicago.
Ill. where they were married at the
Lasallc hotel.
Mr.. and e. K. Price and son Of
Sheridan are spending about ten days
IN tho city while Mr.. Price is here
will look after business interests
With the, Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance offices in the Oil Exchange build
ins. From here Mr.. and Mrs. Price
md SON will visit. for about a week in
Denver.
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