, 1922-04-10

National Guest Day
Observed by p. e. o.
The annual guest day. which q n
national observance CT he y E o.
was held last Saturday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. H B. Durham. SIS
South Dur,fn street MrA Durham
was assisted by frs C. A Smith. m
hostess. and a COMMITTEES including
Mrs John McFayden. Mise Frances
Yeouan. Mss Mabel Sykes. Mnus
Marjorie Keith and Miss Joan Deck.
served. Mrs Fred Moore. president
OF the p. E. o.. poured tea
Yellow and white. the sP. e. o.
coiors. were prettny used IN tho home
and table decorations, and flowers In
those color made attractive center
pieces
Tho program during the afternoon
Included several songs by Mn Ralph
Buckner which were highly appre-
ciated = tank what is the p F. Or
by Mrs. S. K 10y. a reading His
welded WIFE" Kipling. by Miss NIL
dred Keith. and several solos by HRS
John Lind. who also pleased with hrr
lovely voice
The dainty luncheon was served at
the close OF the interesting and en-
joyable program Stxty-shx guests
were served
The next meeting VIII be held with
Mrs. E. L. Hambright. on South
Park street, April %.
Birthday Banquet For
Local Business Men
In honor of A. w. Parmenter and
l.. c. Hill, managers of tho Midwest
Cleaners and Dyers company. n ban
quot in recognition of thei- birth an
niversaries was served last night at
tho cleaning plant on the Yellowstone
highway.
After a social evening. n midnight
turkey dinner was served. The sump-
tuous meal was prepared by the chefs
at the wray cafe and each course was
an added delight
A birthday cake holding e. lighted
candles was placed in h center OF
the table, and birthday wishes were
mado by each guest as the candles
were blown out.
The guests Included Arthur Horsch
and Carl Nygaard OF the Service
cleaners. Sam Gariardi OF the Ward
robe. Keuchn of the Model. Ames and
clergyman of the Wyoming. Sid Kent
of the Standard and Ackiand of the
Midwest.
Afternoon of Bridge
Honors Denver Visitor.
Miss Elizabeth Mccullough Of Den
yer, who has been n house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Brewster in n
Albuquerque apartments. was the
guest OF honor at a charming after
noon entertainment las Saturday.
The afternoon was devoted 20 auc-
ton bridge two tables playing. and
tea was served by the hostess.
The guests included Miss McCui-
Tough. tho Mesdames A. @. Tibbey,
]. d. Berwick. D. n. Buckley, A. J.
Kelley. w / Rehr. Jr., d. p. Van
Burgh, and e. H.wayrcn.
Mr.. and Mrs WGtz
Arc Host and Hostess.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E.. Wertz entertained at an In
formal dinner party honorng a num-
Der of friends
Flowers were used as the table e n
terpfece. and place cards. nut bas-
kets. and table appointments added
to the attractive decorations.
Following the dinner a social
ing was spent with auction bridge.
E1ks Plan Elaborate
Dance for April 10.
The plans for the Erks' informal
dance, April 10. are being completed
and the committee promise that the
affair will be n of the most suc-
cessful of tho series Of entertain
ments which have been given by the
organization.
The dance win be held in the re-
Gently complete Elk's homo and
springtime decdratlons viii add to
the ban room.
A popular orchestra WIN play for
the dancing which viii start at o
o'clock and which will end at :
O'Clock. Light refreshments will he
served between dances. and at mid
night a buffet supper will be served
All resident Elks and those who
viii be in Casper on the date OF the
affair, IRE the invited guests.
Informal Luncheon
This Noon.
Miss Dorothy Williamson enter
tanned for a number of friends at an
informal luncheon served this noon
in the private dining DON Of the
Henning hotel.
The guests included Miss Breniss
Gardner, who a recently returned
from California where she has been
Spending the winter. Miss Helen
Wallace, Miss Vera Tangeman, and
Miss Vida Williams.
Forfnightly Club
Is Entertained.
Mrs. c. II. Townsend. Mrs. p. C..
Nlcolaysen ada Mrs. Anna Leeper
entertained for the members of the
Fortnightly bridge club. and several
Substitutes. last Saturday afternoon