, 1921-09-01
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visitors.

cabin in tho Casper mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Peterson have
returned from Spirit Lake. Iowa
vlLe they have been spending a va
eau Of one month. They have as
their house guest Miss Florence He =
man, formerly a ttacher here NJ
Hoffman is en- route from Iowa TO Spo-
kane. Wash. where she viii teach this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Miller
In California
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Miller who left
last month overland for California are
now leaving San Francisco for Los
Angeles where they viii spend a short
lime before returning to their home
here.
Attorney A. r. Lowey accompanied
by his wife and by his mother, have
left overland for Denver and other
Colorado points where they VIII spend
some timo.
DIT. and Mrs. c. A. Sanford havc as
guest at their home on south Nc
kinlcy street. Mrs. l.. d.. Jordan Of
Denver. mothe OF Mrs. Sanford. Miss
Ella Jordan. sister of Mrs Sanford is
coming next week and viii spend the
winter with her sister here.
A. M. Garbutt Is in from Salt Greek
where no has boon attending to busi-
ness interests for the past several
weeks.
George Campbell mas returned from
rrlnIdnd. Colo! where he has been
visiting. Mrs, Campbell will remain
there for some time. longer.
Miss mildred Keith has returned
to her home nero after spending the
summer with friends in Colorado.
Attorney w. H. Paiten has returned
from Lander where he has been look
ing after business interests for sew
oral days.
Or. and Mrs. w. G.. Burnett anc
Mss Katherine Burnett are expected
10 return this evening from theii
they have been spending h past.
months.
Ray Tor OF Denver Is registered
at the Henning hotel While looking
after business matters here.
James Twiggs OF wichita Falls, Tex.
brother of O.. w. Twiggs of this city
Is Waiting here Mr.. Twiggs is much
interested In the oil business in Texas
a y there Is a general business
depression In that part of the country
Ho speaks OF, tho growth of Casper
since his last visit here a year ago.
ria.eu Club
To Meet.
Tho members OF the Pioneer cIul
Of the Girl Reserves will meet Satur.
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock at the "
w. C. A. Important business will be
transacted in connecticn with the pro.
gram of work and pleasure to be pur
sued this coming season.
Miscellaneous Shower
IL Lovely Affair.
Miss Catherine Dunn, assisted b,
Miss Hazel Conweil, presided last
evening at the Dunn home on South
Durbin street at a surprise miscel
Ianeous shower in >honor of Mis-
Polly Wickstrum Who Will be mar.
~ hC4t lQCcQds r u winner i.
Rchr.s.Jr.. in Denver.
After all OF tho guests had. arrived
find the ring" was played and after
much effort Miss wickstrum located
tho hugo diamond ring, notieeably
Wooiworth's.
The gifts wore Served" to the
guest of honor in tennis style. and
many beautiful things were received.
Toward the close OF the evening
Miss Dunn and Miss .Conweli served
dainty refreshments.
The guests included Mrs. M. c.
Price, Mrs. James Neville of Topeka,
khns.. Mrs. Gene Dunn of Thermop-
oils who is visiting at tho w. f.
Dunn home. Miss Polly wickstrum.
Miss Bully Mahoney Of RawIias. Miss
Katherine McTygne of Colorado
Springs Miss Mary Mariiia Brown
OF Norton, Kans.. and the Misses Ag-
mes Glare, Joe Edelon, Mary Purcell,
Margaret England. Gladinc Eddy.
Gladys Ford. Katherine Mahoney.
Annette Ford. Patricia sullivan, Jane
Mcdonald. Katherine Sullivan. Mary
Tobin. Lois Longshore. Lovcy Norris
and Margaret E~ongshor,.
Silver Tea
Is Successful. S
The silver tea given By Mrs Frank
Henry. Mrs. A. N. Enden and Mrs.
]. ". Wilson of the w. J.. Kuyken-
dali Rebekah lodge No. 80 at tho home
OF Mrs. Henry on South Wolcott
street. for the benefit of tho l. o. o.
r. home at Buffalo. Wye. was sue
cessful financially and socially, The
sum realized was s25. The home of
Mrs Henry was prettily decorated
with fall rowers and tea was served
to a number OF ladies during the aft
ernoon.
E.abe;sse Entertainment
During Convention.
The second meeting of tho wives