, 1922-03-04


Birthday Shower at
Lodge Needing.
TIE Womer's Benefit association OF
Ladies Of haccabees viii meet at the
I O. O. F. hall Monday evening At
s o'clock
limitations win b IN order and after
the regular work tho members who
recognize their birth anniversaries dur
Ing h month of Mar.d. win be inspir
atoms OF a miscellaneous shower.
Tho Mesdames Clowry, Allen. Calder.
Wright and Boiner viii DO the host
esses-
Miss Thompson Hostess
At Childrcn's Hour.
The regular children's hour which
Is observed each Saturday afternoon
at the Natrona county library IRON }
to 4 O'Clock win be In charge Of Mss
Gertrude Thompson. Of Denver. dem
o~nstrator who has been visiting the
schools showing the use OF music ma
chine records in correct training OF
children.
1L19 ~ GIL . aAAAg
of interesting stories that III b H.
Illustrated with music. and musical
games WIN be played
An children of tho city are invited
&c enjoy tho afternoon.
Marriage Ceremony
This Morning
The Rev. Charles A Wilson per
formed the services uniting A H.
Michner, and Miss Isabel Horne. Mt h
Manse of the Presbyterian church this
morning. The young couple were un-
attended
MIR. Nfichner Is private secretary TO
T. s. Cooke OF the Standard Refining
company. The bride recently arrived
here from her homo In Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs Mlchner win make
their home at the Alexander apart
ments where they viii receive their
friends
Friday Bridgs Club
Is Entertained
Mrs. w. w. Keefe acted as hostess
at a 1 O'Clock luncheon ollowed by
an afternoon of auction bridge at her
home on Cy avenue yesterday after
noon. n members OF the Friday
bridge club wcre the guests and Mrs
F. II. Hufrmith acted as substitute
Pink and white was the color
scheme and pink roses helped in car
rying out the pretty idea
Following the luncheon the after
noon was devoted to playing auction
bridge and the honors went to Mrs
J. L. Beiderman and to Mrs George
B. Nelson
Mrs. Buclner
Is Hostess.
The home Of Mrs. Ralph Buckner
on South Park street was the scene OF
tho first of a series OF informal bridge
Iuncheons served yesterday afternoon
at / o'clock
Sweet peas wero h flowers used
and dainty place cards added to the
appearance of the luncheon tables
Places were laid for IL guests
Tho out of town guests of h social
affair were Mrs A K Leo Of
mopolis who has lately returned to the
west from Washington. d. c. where
she spent much time in company with
. Mr.. Lee and Mrs Du Pont OF Missis-
sfppf, VINO is a guest at the home of
her daughtnr. Mrs r. T. Kemp-
Tho high honors for the Afternoon of
cards were given to Mrs +. B. Fir
min and Mrs. &c
The second of the series Of delight
full entertainments win be for the
first of next week
Little Miss Allen
Enfertains Friends.
A number of scholmates of Miss Ida
Allen who is a student at h East Cas-
per school. were guests at h home of
Miss Allen. yesterday afternoon follow
ing the regular school session for a
play time and refreshments.
Games were played out Of doors by
the 10 guests. and at 8 o'viock Mrs.
Allen served chocolate and sand
WITCHES, ice cream and cake to h chill
dren-
Surprise Party
For Mrs. Niles.
Mrs. H J.. Niles of South Walnut
street was the surprised hostess when
a group CT neighbors arrived at her
home asst night for a surprise house
warming Each guest brought some
small but cessa article for the
home, and the gifts were presented to
\ the guest Of hone in a very convent
emit clothes hamper.
An informal time was spent with
music and card games. and toward
midnight a prepared luncheon was
served by the guests in picnic style
l.. T. L. Meeting
This Afternoon.
Plans for the program OF musical
numbers and readings which VIII be
presented by the members Of the 10y
al Temperance Legion. the children's
division of the w. c. T. u. were made
at the meeting held this afternoon
The young workers will give uumer
GUS selections between the acts of the
Biblical drama which will be "a by
DR.. Butler Cromer, Monday evening