, 1922-02-18
Recep<inn and Banqref
Fer Talented Musicians

Recep<inn and Banqcet
Fer Talented Musicians.
In honor OF tho i've faculty mem
bers of the school CT music a. the Uni
versity Of Wyoming. tho recently form
"a alumni organization. Bfr. and Mrz
A A slade and Mr.. and Mrs ]. c.
McGlade entertained last evening At
an Informal reception and n sumptu-l
Gus banuue served at the Henning
hotel. after the well attended concert
at the auditorium of tho Natrona
County High school
Places at The banquet table were
laid for rs. Tho guests OF honor were
Mabel Babington. Margery Mitchell
Daisy Wharton. Rodger C. Fdsby and
George Edwin Knapp.
Following the meal impromptu
talks were given Superintendent
slade spoke of the support of the Ma
trona County High school for the
Mnfversity OF the state. and told OF the
school activities. Pfufessor Knapp
replied, telling OF tho interest 10 uni
versity has In Casper students and Of
the appreciation of the reception the
music faculty received during their
stay here
Old time songs were sung untn past
midnight
Interesting Meeting
of w. G. T. U. Yesterday.
A letter from the chairman Of tho
Red Cross, L. A Reed. was read at
tina meeting Of the Woman's Christ
ian Temperance union. which was
held yesterday afternoon at h Ma
trona County 1Rrary.
In response to the letter. n commit
tee composed OF Mrs. Charles Fausett.
Mrs s. Z. Bailey. Mrs Lewis and
Mrs. Harry Parsons, was appointed
to assist the RED Cross in the drive
In recognition to the Francis WI
lard Memorial day, tho program for
the day was on the lffc and works of
tn, founder Of the w. C T. e Tho
ron call was answered by sayings Of
ran willard. and Mrs s. e.
Bailey read a paper of her life and
work.
/. During the next meetings the prfn-
cfples Of the w. C T. U. viii be
studied and a reading. . zeptha's
Daughter WIN be given at h Meth
Mrs. Sanford
Is Honored.
In honor of Mrs r. N. Sanford,
who is leaving for Greybuii about
the first Of March. Mrs. v. E. Han
son acted as hostess at a bridga tea
SERVED this afternoon at her home f51
Devinc avenue
Decorations and the favorB were in
rcd. white and blue in keeping with
washfngton's birthday
Three tables of auction bridge were
played during the afternoon
Friday Bridge
Club Meets
Several out-oftcw-s guests and al
number OF substitutes were present
yesterdzy afternoon at tho regular
meeting OF the Friday bridge club
which was held at the homo of Mrs.
George B. Nelson on South Center
street
A lunchaon preceded the afternoon
Of bridge. Three tables OF cards were
played
Lat1sry Meeting
For Monday. =
The Literary division of The Welfare
club win meat on Monday afternoon
at $50 o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
W. M. K1cber, s65 Cy avenue.
The study of modern drama WIN be
taken UP by the club members.
Bridge Climb
Has Meeting.
Mr.. r. M. Bartholomew acted as
hostess at a regular meeting Of the
Duplicate Bridge club which was held
at her home yesterday afternoon
luncheon was served. followed by the
afternoon of duplicate bridge
The substitutes for the afternoon
were Mrs. H. 81. Schwartz. Mrs ]. t.
Gratiot and Mrs. Laigh Townsend
Bridge Dinner
Is Enjoyed.
A number of friends were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Wertz
at a bridge dinner served at their
home last night. Places were laid
for twelve. During the evening the
high score at auction bridge went to
Mrs. w. r. johnson and T. s.. Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbal
Arc Host and Hostess.
The second of the delightful formal
dinner parties to be presided over by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Kimball. Sr., was
held last evening<at their home on
South Wolcott street
Table decorations in yellow and
white with cand1esticks, yellow JON
uuils and white fressia were especial
ly arranged by Miss Margaret Knit
tie Of the Casper Floral company. A
c~euterpiece of h flowers. he place
cards and nut baskets all carried out
h color scheme in a pretty manner
Following the dinner the evening
was devoted to playing auction bridge
The high honors were taken by Mrs
Us. Shook and Frank England.