, 1922-02-04

cut flowers and places were ls-d Tor
IL guests. A course dinner was
served. The evening was spent play
ing 800 and with dancing and
music
DeMolsy Dance
Successful
The first dancing party TO be given
under the auspices OF the Darius chap
ter OF DeMo,ay was held last evening
in the Masonic temple with a goodly
number Of Masons and their friends
IA addition to the DeMoiay members
and their partners
A splendid orchestra had been Sc
cured for the evening and the first
dance was played at . O'Clock. Light
refreshments were served during the
evening.
Song Rally Attracts
Girl Reserve Clubs.
Tho first song rally Of the season
which was held last night at the Y
". c. A attracted n splendid attend
nnce from the four clubs of the Girl
Reserves. The West Casper I had
an attendance OF e5 per cont. tho East
Casper and Park school so FER cent
and the Central school 10 per cent
About City girls gathered In the
rooms OF the Y. w. c. A for the
evening OF informal music
Special stunts were performed by
the different clubs The Golden West
club. as the West Casper girls have
named their organization which Is ad-
vfsed by Mrs J.. c. Ross. made the
time lively with their original yeils
and presented a blue and gold banner
with the name on II
The Park school quarter composed
OF Julia Mechling. Margaret Rock
well, Catherine Davis and Hazel
Jones, gave several splendid selec-
lions.
The original song to the tune Of
.Katy," composed by Marion Sen
nett, was sung by h East Casper
girls
Miss Julia Steere led the singing
and many familiar songs wcre includ-
ed in the program
The arm bands were given to she
girls receiving enough honors to be
advanced a grade. by Miss Mildred
Keith, chairman OF h Girl Reserve
committee. The symbolic bands were
dven to Lucille Fletcher who had 20
honors- Selma Trueblood 40 honors.
Margaret Rockwell IS honors. Julia
Mechling 50 honors. Hazel Jones go.
Ieta Gillian 6S and Othell Gillian 80.
The meeting was closed with the
song, Follow the Glenm."
Literary Club
Has Nesting.
Tho Literary Improvement club met
at the home of Mrs. Barton Rnbun in
North Casper, last Friday evening.
After the usual study hour a pro
gram was presented in an informal
manner by the members Of the club.
appropriate to the work bcing taken
up. At the present the study Is OF
English and American poets.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of the Misses Olga and Haz-
ell Renal. on Tuesday evening.
Loan Closet Given
For Red Cross Work.
Al a well attended meeting Of the
w. C. T. U. which was held yesterday
afternoon in the Natrona county IL
brary 1t was decided to mark the nrti-
clcs in the loen closet. which have
been prepared by the w. C. 7. u
members, and turn the entire outfit
over to the use Of the Red Cross. the
loan closet is comprised OF articles of
clothing, bedding and such necessary
articles that may be loaned to needy
families until they are able to fur
n,sh themselves with the things Each
article win be marked with h W c.
T. u. i1,,is.s.
1t was also decided to hold a child
welfare poster contest in wh.ch oil
school children are invited to par,tci-
rote. The posters which will depict
some phase Of the child we s,rc VII
be grnced according to h g ana
the school grading Of h CHI drtn. TIE
winner of the local contest will be en-
tered in the national poster showing
in Washington. d. C.. which viii be
held during the month Of May
Tho program for mothers day
which was the subject of b after
and short talks.
Mrs. L. T. Hall. president of h or.
ganization, presided and Mrs. Harry
Parsons. who is at the head of the
child welfare department took charge
of the work of the meeting.
Mrs. Andrus
Is Hostess
The Duplicate bridge club met yes
terday afternoon for a luncheon fol-
lowed by an afternoon of auction
bridge hel dat the home Of Mrs r NJ
Andrus on South Durbii street
The dainty luncheon was erved at
1 O'Clock and spring flowers were
used as the table decorations.
The afternoon was devoted to play
ing duplicate bridge.
The guests Of the club were the Mes
DANES Roland Nichols and Ciapp, Mrs
jeremiah Mahoney and Mrs. E. l. Es-
tabrook acted as substitutes.