, 1922-01-07

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Surprise Party
is succe<a-
Mss Dean Peer was tbs surprised
hostess at an informal party held at
her home IN North cape- last even
ing when about 50 guests arrived
Among the unexpected visitors were
otto yondra and Fred Davis who are
spending several days here from their
home in Nebraska
The Lawrence Musical company fur
nished the music for the evening and
many compliments were paid TO the
musicians OF real ability An Informal
dance wa enjoyed.
At midnight = supper was served in
courses. Mrs. Pesior was assisted in
N--stn< by Mrs. G. c. Smith.
Dinner Honoring
| Bride and Groom
J Mr.. and Mr.. James B. Griffith pre-
zsaded at a 8 o'clock dinner served at
>fheir home fl ono OF Mr.. and AIRS
Russell Finch. who were married New
years Evo al s~cottsbluff. Neb. Mrs
Finch was formerly Misc Sarah Park
er. niece OF the host and hostess
Places at the table were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Finch. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
M. Smith, Miss Mary Griffith. Harry
AIien, Rev. O. NJ Thompson Jr.. and
tie host and hostess
Series Of Consting
Parties are Planned
Announcement has bean made 10y the
program committee Of the business
and Professional Wonan's club. that
a series of coastins parties win be haid
in the neal future. The dates win be
announced later.
The plan Is for the members OF the
club and their friends to gather on
the East Casper school hill where a
splendid coasting course has been
made by the children Of that part OF
town. A huge bonfire will be. built on
top of tho hill wher delicious dough
nuts and steaming hot coffee VIII be
served to the participants of the party
md where the coasters may warm
themselves between siides-
Much enthusiasm has welcomed such
q plan an dthe first party Will be
Neid
WEsy-Howard
Ceremony.
Frank s.. Wiley and Elizabeth
o'Brien Howard were united in mar
rage last evening at Z o'clock at the
Multi ncluh. The Rev. Either John
II, Mullin performed h ceremony.
The bride wore a charming gown Of
black, heavily beaded in Jet. She was
accompanied by Mrs e.. p. Wiley.
Both MIR. and Mrs. Wiley are pio-
neers of Douglas end Glenrock. The
marriage IS tho EXAMINATIONS Of a
school day
After n wedding trip of short dura-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs Wiley will return
10 this city where they will make
their home. Many friends extend best
wishes and congratulations.
American Legion
Concert Announced.
The 18th concert complimentary TO
the American Legion. of the series
which are given by the Prof. Rudolph
Lundberg. assisted by his pupils. will
rake place, Monday evening. January
the West hotel building. The members
OF the Legion and friends are cordial.
ly invited.
The following pupils will appear in
the program: The Mesdames w. w.
Anderson A. L. Cook. q. NJ. Ewing.
II. J. Leschinsky. Burton Nye. e. c..
Gates, L. E. Sundweli, p. r. PeIkey.
Lial Branson; the Misses Thelma Horn
er. Marion Klcher, Mary Kimball.
Charlotte Chaplin. Laura Fclmles. Hell
en- Carter, Margaret yeitch and the
Messrs. Willard Murane and e. A.
Finn.
Spanish Classes
Start Wednesday.
Tho classes in Spanish which will
be instructed by Miss Julia steere of
the z. w. c. A. viii start wednesday
at 7:s0 o'clock in the Y. W. c. A.
club house on East Second street.
Announcement Of the classes created
considerable interest and many Of the
business girls and women of the city
made application for the lessons.
Pan-HelIenic Tea
Next Saturday.
The tea which was to have been
served by the Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority of the Pen-Rellenic organiza-
ton, ting afternoon, has been post
pcned until next Saturday on account
of h holiday functions which are
dated for this weekend.
Handkerchief Shower
Is Agreeable Surprise.
The past noble grands Of W. L. Kuy-
kendall Rebekah lodge No. SO were the
guests at a handkerchief shower held
In honor Of Mrs. Rebekah Cunningham.
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
John Luxon, on South Wolcott street.
yesterday afternoon. The event was
in recognition OF the birth anniversary
Of the surprised honoree and also as a
farewell party, as Mrs. Cunningham is
leaving Sunday for her home in Den