, 1922-02-17

was played at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. England on East Sixth street /,
Mrs Burke Sinclair and Nj. l. A.
1eed took the high honors of the i've
I ming while Mrs. L. A. Reed and Mr..
@. F. Flanagan received the conso-
~lations.
The guests included the Messers and
Mesdames T. C. Tonkin, l.. A Reed,
II. E. Wertz. f. F. Flanagan, Robert
Reed. E W. Elder. and Burke H Sim
clair.
Formal Dinner
For Tonight
MI. and Mrs. w. s. Kimbail, Sr..
win preside at a formal dinner to be
served at their home on South VOL
colt street at Z o'clock this evening.
Invitations have been iseued TO a
number OF friends among the early
pioneers and prominent citizens OF the
city.
Master John Hancock
Celebrates Birthday.
Little Master ohn PershIng Han
coc was host at d party held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs John Hancock,
yesterday afternoon In honor OF the
event of passing the third milestone
of his life. Ten small guests arrived
accompanied by their mothers, and
tho children spent a happy afternoon
~2laying with toys
Mrs. Hancock assisted by svane of
the mothers served wholesome re-
treatments OF sandwiches. ice cream
and cake to tho children. An angel
food cake with white frosting. pink
candles and rosebud trimmings form
cd n part of the decorations of the
luncheon table and pink carnations
were the flowers used.
Master Jack received many gifts
from his friends.
The birthday guests were Herbert
Kennedy, Beryl Mitchell and Bernice
Mitchell, Charlotte Sandison and Ma
jorie Sandison. Raymond Wharton.
and Billy Hancock
Besides the mothers who accompan-
led their children to the celebration.
the Mesdames B. It. Pascoe. s.. K.
Gibson. C. s. Elliot, Fred HoIiway
and Mrs. Clark were guests of Mrs.
Hancock Tho ladies' al1o spent an
enjoyable afternoon and were served
with dainty refreshments.
Past Noble Grand
Club Meets.
The Past Noble Grand club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs c. n.
Walker and Mrs r. r. Henry. at the
home Of Mrs Henry. 613 South VOL
colt street.
A business session was followed by
n social hour.
A luncheon was served by the hos
tesses and the elaborate decorations
were in keeping with ST. Valentines
day. Flowers, place cards and table
appointments followed the color
scheme of red and white with tho sug-
gestions of Valentine Day. Thiteen
guests were served
AIlenworth-Russ
Marriage Performed.
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. Harley L. Aliensworth and Miss
Esther Russell were married at the
Baptist parsonage. 514 South Beech
street The Rev. c. NJ Thompson. Jr.
officiated- Mr.. and Mrs s. C. Russell
n Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Russell ac-
companied the couple.
Mr.. Allensworth is connected with
the,J. II. McCorry Construction com-
pany. Miss Russell was a Casper girl.
They will be at home to their friends
in their new residence. 1879 South
jackson street.
Casper Matron Honored
In Sheridan
Mrs. j. Z. Eggenweiler OF this city,
who is visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Thomas McKinsey of Sheridan, was
the inspiration of an attractive valen-
tine party last Tuesday evening. held
at the home of Mrs A E. Williams.
Red and white decorations were in
keeping with Valentines day and the
afternoon was spent playing 500.
Upstreamers
To Meet
The Up Streamers class OF the Meth
odist Sunday school will meet Satur-
day afternoon at the home Of Miss
Noami Britain
The meeting was postponed from
last date. and all the members are
asked to be present at this important
session A social time will be enjoyed.
Bridge Dinner at
Wheeler Home
Mr.. Inc Mrs. NJ. p. Wheeler enter
tanned a number of friends last even
ing at a dinner followed by an even
ing of auction bridge, served at their
home on South Beech street 4
A color scheme Of red and white
was artictically carried out with red
tulips and table appointments includ-
ing the place cards. tally cards, and
nut baskets. The purse of the menu
also fC-7owed the red and white idea in
q clever manner.
The evening vas spent playing auc-
ton bridge Five tables played. The
high scores were taken by Mrs. Carl
Shumaker and Mr.. w. r. johnson.
The invited guests were the Messrs.
and Mesdames b B. Brooks, Carl Shu-
maker. J.. b Barnes. H L Patton.
Major ormsby, W. S. Kimban. Sr..
G. r. Hagens, John McGrath. r. M.