, 1921-11-28

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Innovation Club
Closes Season
A eociai entertainment IN rccoEni.
ton OF the birth anniversary OF Mn.
sck Schiele WIS held at the SchIese
home as the closing function Of a sue
cessful season. A program was given
and tho impromptu talks on Good
Feliownhip" were very interesting.
Musical selections We're enjoyed. The
members of tho club includes the
Mesdames w. Fisher. Stanley Over
baugh. william Frank. George Brown.
W. Emmeli. Jack schicis and ].
Hsagny. The club plans 20 resume
activities next season.
Mrs. johnson
Is Hostess
Mrs. J. d. johnson. assisted by her
mother. Arn- Engeison. entertained at
a dinner last evening at her home on
East Third street Tho table decora-
tons were carried out in pink and
white in an elaborate manner. Fol-
lowing the delicious ssveral courso
dinner. the evening was devoted to
playing cards
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
H. Anderson. Mrs J.. s. Anderson.
Miss Margarey Engeison and Messrs.
d. Iverson. George Kur2z and IL En-
seison.
Pepper Club
Meets Tonight.
The members Of the Pepper club
will be entertained this evening at
the home OF Mrs. H r. Lathrop on
South Center street. The usual pro
gram Of auction bridge win be played
and refreshments will be served by
the hostess.
Recital Given at
Local Studio.
At the ''studio evening given last
evening at the Gloria Dare-Bialse
studio on South Park. Miss Evelyn
Patten, small daughter OF Mr.. and
AIRS. W. H. Pnttcn. distinguished her.
SELF by her rendition OF several plano
numbers IND as an accompanies for a
solo by Mrs. Blake. She gives promise
OF becoming an accomplished musician,
especially In the playing Of accom-
pantments.
Miss Leola Brady. Casper contraito,
sang several highly appreciated mum
bers- Miss Mars1e Jones Of New
York City. n vocal student OF Mrs.
Blake and a classic dancer. has prom
Used an intorpretativc dance for a
studio esening" to be held IN the
near future. Dainty Refreshments
were served. This unusual Mode Of
entertainment isstc-rontirae through
out tho winter. Thess werc about IS
guests present who cignified their ap-
probation Of III. delightful evonins
spent
Hard Time Dance
At Brooks Ranch.
A most enjoyable hard-timo dance
was given at the B. b Brooks ranch
20 miles southeast asst Saturday night.
Joe Keller, foreman of the ranch. and
william Borland. teacher OF h Big
Muddy school. were hosts to he 50
guests who attended
The American Lagoon orchestra fur.
nished the music. which was splendid
Dainty refreshments were served at
midnight. Several caru Of Casper PEG
pie motored out to the ranch and spent
a delightful evening.
Eastern Star Tea.
For Tomorrow.
An Eastern star tea will be held
Tuesday afternoon in the tea room of
The Masonic Temple. The hostesses
will be the Mesdames Fred Van Cor
den, A. J. Woods, C. H Gompf and
F. f.. Fisher.
All resident and visiting members
are invited.
Second Pan-Hellenic Luncheon
Is Announced for Saturday.
Saturday. December 3. at 1 o'clock
is tho late and time ior
the second Pan-Hellenic luncheon to
be given by the Greek sorority women
of Casper. AN invitation is extended
to members OF all national soforities
and those who intend to attend the
council are asked 10 INFORM Mrs. A
w. Peake. as soon as possible
The first luncheon OF this sort
proved to be a great success and Off.
cers of the organization were elected
No special program has been an
nounced for the luncheon for Saturday.
Breakfast Parry
Is Enjoyed.
Miss Sarah Martz entertained for
a number of her friends at an infor'
NAL breakfast served at her home on
East Second street yesterday morning
The table presented n pretty appear
ance with the floral dcorations. Waf-
fles were served TO four persons.
Dinner Is Served
Sunday Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A n Cobb. Mr. and
Mrs. w. s. Kimball. ST., Mr.. n Mrs.
W. r. MacGregor and NJ. Harry
Ryan were the dinner guests OF Mayor
- NJ. w Ri,rtmore. last