, 1923-08-11
BY MARY ToBIN

BY MAR
Farewell Party
Last Evening -
Miss Eva johnson was guest Of
honor at a farewell party given last
evening by Mrs. r. @. Horn at her
home on East yellowstone. Miss
johnson who has lived in Casper for
the last year will leave tomorrow eve
ming for California where h will
make her home. Decorations of pink
and white flowers were used The
evening was spent IN dancing and
playing cards after which refresh
ments were served. Ten guests at
tended
Informal Tea
This Afternoon =.
Mrs. Homer Jameson win be host
ess at an informal tea to be given
this afternoon at her home in honor
of Miss Helen Paulson of Denver. sis
ter AND house guest of Mrs. w. F.
Emmerson. Eight guests will call
during the afternoon.
Mrs. Ford VIII -
Entertain At Dinner
Mrs. Max Ford win entertain at a
family dinner to be given this eve
ming at her home on Fourteenth
street. Red roses viii be used for
the table decorations. Covers will be
laid for eight
Birthday Party
Friday Evening. -
Mrs. E. C. Carpenter was hostess
at a children's party given last eve
ming at her home IN honor of her
small daughter Elizabeth's sixth birth
day. Red and white balloons were
for favors. Games were played and
refreshments were served. Fifteen
children attended.
Measuring Party
A Success
The measuring party" given by
the Epworth League at the Methodist
church Thursday night was a huge
success.
The early part of the evening was
spent getting acquainted and a dress
making contest in which the young
men demonstrated their ability in
sewing and artistic temperament.
Each young mar drew the name of a
young lady who served as his mod
Ell" while he manufactured a dress
for her of newspapers. Many new
and original creations were developed.
the prize. with Miss Mary Bailey as
the model.
A short program Of readings and
farce-comedy music. concluding with
n playlet entitled, "And the Lamp
Went Out" with the following cast
Of characters was given:
The mother. Florence Eastman.
Her daughter, Dorothy Hathaway.
The rejected sutton, Fred Holland.
The lover. Ray Traylor,
Property man. ]. 1. Goodman.
Reader. Mrs. Harry Hawkins.
Light refreshments were served.
and the party ended with the sing.
ing OF an original song composed for
the occasion.
About seventy-five persons were
present
Informal Luncheon
Friday -
Miss Margaret England entertained
at an informal luncheon given yes
terday ut the Henning hotel compli-
mentary to Miss Rose Ryan of Oma.
Ia, niece and guest of Mrs W. F.
Dunn. Miss Mary Frances Curry of
Chicago and Miss Thelma Condor
OF New Hampton. Iowa. guests at the
Jeremiah Mahoney residence.
Mrs. Manbeclx Is
Honored Guest
Mrs. C. b. Nranbeck Of Alton, III,
formerly OF this city will be crest Of
honor at an informal bridge luncheon
to be given today at the summer home
of Mrs Jeremiah Mahoney at the
foot of the Casper mountains.
Miss Eane Is Honored
Guest At Luncheon
Mrs. L. r. BottreIi ana Mrs. Ar
thur Siren entertained at an attract.
I've informal bridge luncheon given
yesterday in honor of Miss Ruth Lane
of Chicago sister and house guest OF
Mrs Siren. Honors for the after
noon were taken by Mrs. N. S. Wilson
8ObAths dnu MITE. u -.
Ewing. Miss Lane received a guest
gift.
Among those who attended were
Mrs. Don Lobdell. Mrs. N. s. Wilson,
Mrs Lewis Barker. Mrs. c. S. Ewing.
Mrs Fred Shipstead and the honored
guest
Goodman
Engagement Announced
Announcement was made hero this
week OF the engagement of Miss Ruth
Adams. youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w. Adams. to Robert Good.
a the marriage to take place this
month. Miss Adams is one Of Cas-.
per's most popular girls and is an
afumnae of the Natrona county high
school She was graduated from the
California university last June. Mr..
Goodman is a well known business
man. being engaged in the hardware
business at Lavoye.
Gariand-P Parker
NuptiaIs.
Mr.. Milton A. Garland of Rapid
City. s. D., and Miss Julia Parker of