, 1922-05-29
Class Day
At High School.

Class Day
I At High School,
~ This afternoon at the Natrona coun-
~ high school a program OF unusual
tnterest Is being put on This is the
regular class day program. given by
most graduating classes sometime dur
ing commencement week Class
prophecy, class will. and the
OF the branding iron are a few Of the
4 things planned. The public has been
invited to attend n Entertainment
NJ and Mrs. Rhodes
4 Emertain Friends
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Rhodes enter
talned a group of friends at a dinner
held at their South Oak street resi-
denoe last night The table. was
adorned with beautiful pink rosebuds.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. L.
t. N. sheppard. Mr.. and Mrs. r. d.
Robertson. and Mr.. and Mrs. E. H
Baxter and daughter.
Nixon-Spears
Marriage.
Friends of Thomas c. Spears. who is
associated in the firm Of Spears-Chap-
man. accountants. will be glad to learn
that the popular Casper business man
has been recently married to Mrs. Jean
kNixon of Cheyenne. The
1 took place there Saturday. according
TO word received by Floyd l. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs Spears win reside in
Casper and will be at home in the
Blackmore apartments after an ex-
tended motor trip through the south.
81. Marks Syuurgae
VIII Meet Tomorrow.
The St. Marks synurgae will meet
tomorrow evening at S o'clock with
Mrs. Glenn LittlefieId. 7s7 South Park.
Epworth League
Cabinet Meeting.
There VIII be n meeting tonight of
the Epworth League cabinet at the
Methodist church at s O'Clock. Re
ports of tho different committees will
be read and new officers elected.
Young Casper People
To Return.
Miss Clelia and Miss Agnes Dyke |
will play at the Boulder academy for
the commencement ceremony. They
will also play at Sacred Heart college
They will return soon ~ Casper by
motor. Afterwards they will go to the
Dyke-Rhodes camp at Salt Creek
where they win spend tho summer
.ountry Picnic
Announced.
The young peoples society Of the
Presbyterian church will hold n
try picnic tomorrow for h cast OF
"a Pair of Gloves" All members OF
a. -. ro~. 1oo- ea.rta-ta6 tn
meet at the tabernacle at S p. m. If
the weather is not good. the picnic
will not be held tomorrow.
Maecabec Tea
At Mrs. Tubbs'.
Mrs. w. +. Tubbs will give a tea
for the benefit OF the Maccabees Thurs
day afternoon at 2:3o. All members
arc invited.
Professor Lundberg
VIII Give Big Recital.
Prof. Rudolph Lundberg has an
nounced that an unusually large re-
cital will be given by his pupils at the
Methodist church on June 13 and one
on June 20. These recitais will be free
to the public.
Gives Dainty
rdFrench Luncheon.
Tho Sheridan Post contains the fol-
lowing in its yesterdays issue.
Mrs. Frank CARL entertained de-
lightfully at luncheon yesterday at the
Sheridan Inn. The luncheon was
novel in that Mrs. CARL carried out
he menu in French. Dainty hand
tinted place cards bearing the French
ag marked places for six guests.
Mrs. CARL who has been very pop
ular in Sheridan social circles. will
leave very soon for Casper where she
will join DR.. Carll."
Doctor CARL has leased a fine home
on Lincoln street and is expecting Mrs.
CARL and their daughter early next
week.
and setting a hot pace in he Western
league.
The Cincinnati Reds reversal of
form is just bou as startling as that
OF the Giants.
Bridge Dinner ut
England Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank England en-
tertained at dinnerSand bridge at their
Sixth street home Saturday evening
m honor of Mrs. w. X. Hughes of St
Louis, who is visiting in the city.
Places were laid at a local cafe dinner
for sixteen Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. B. b.
Brooks and T. P. Tonkin received the
prizes for high score. while those for
low were awarded Mrs. T. F. Algeo
and b. 3. Brooks.
A poppy for every soldier dead.
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