, 1923-03-04

Railway Woman's club will hold their
regular monthly business meeting
Tuesday afternoon ct ? o'clock at the
Natrona county public library. All
members of the club are asked 10 be
present at this meeting as important
business affairs will be discussed.
Mrs. Morgan
Entertains. -
Mrs. G. T. Morgan entertained at
an informal dinner party Friday v
ming at her home, sos South Park.
Pink flowers were used for the
table decorations. Tho affair proceed
ed the Masonic dancing party which
wa given Friday evening at the
temple. Among those who attended
were Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Patton, DR..
and Mrs. A. p. Ktnball. DR.. and Mrs.
G. T. Morgan. Miss Evelyn Patton
and Theron Morgan
Miss Green VIII Be
Honored Guest.
Mrs. Ralph Buckner will entertain
at an Informal bridge luncheon Wed
nesday at the Henning hotel In honor
Of Miss Jennie Green, sister and
house guest Of Mrs. Joe Denham.
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FortnighMy Club
Meeting Saturday.
The Fortnightly bridge club VIII
meet Saturday at the home OF Mrs
Jeremiah Mahonev. 5ss South VOL
colt street.
Mrs Marin
VIII Entertain.
Mrs. NJ. G. Marin will entertain
the members of the Nevegaba bridge
club Tuesday at her residence, 1864
South Walnut street.
Midnight Bridge
Club Tuesday.
Mrs. C. V. Norris will entertain the
members Of the Midnight bridge club
Tuesday evening at her home on
South David street.
Mrs. Covert VIII
Entertain Thursday Club.
Mrs. Pitt Covert will entertain the
Thursday bridge club this week at
her residence, 3T5 CY evenuc.
Mrs. Carson
Enfertains.
Mrs. Jean Carson entertained the
members Of the Sheba bridge club
Friday evening at her horae on North
Center street. High honors for the
evening were taken by Mrs. Glenn
Wlnship. Mrs. F. s. Mcintyre was
an honored guest. The club will meet
again next Friday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Kennedy on West e
street
Clothing Sale
Nets Profits.
The clothing sale held Friday and
Saturday by the Ladies' AID society OF
the Christian church IN the Public
Market was a in every way.
A great deal of money was taken In
by the organization. many persons
buying the articles displayed. The
proceeds will go toward the building
fund OF the church.
Credit for Dinner
Due Presbyterian Aid
GIGdl CItAlI - dd1 hA1
Of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid SO
ciety for the efficiency with which
they handled the preparing and serv'
yng OF the Casper Chamber Of Com
merce annual dinner. Many ladies'
were on hand to see that things went
smoothly. and the success OF the
whole affair IS in part due to the
willingness which they displayed.
Christian Aid
Meeting Thursday
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Christian church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 at the home OF Mrs
W. e. Jewett, 1112 South Elm street.
Mrs. Jewett will be assisted for the
afternoon by Mrs. Call. Mrs. r. r.
T~Iildebrand Will be in charge OF the
missionary program. All members of
tho Aid are asked to be present at
this meeting.
Forty and Eight
VIII Hold Dinner.
The Forty and Eight society has
scheduled n dinner at the Henning no.
tel for Z O'Clock Monday night. This
Will Dc nelu TOT Ine pun VI man
ing preparations for the second big
prpmenade. which is to take place on
,Iarch is. A large attendance is ex-
pected at the dinner.
Woman's Club Hold
Interesting Meeting.
The Casper Woman's club was en-
t~ertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
J. W. Bingham. Mrs. Amy Davis and
Mrs. Ray Cook ut the homo Of Mrs.
Bingham. 5f1 Kimball avenue. In
spite of the storm a large number Of
the members Of the club were pres
ont. The club members derived much
pleasure and Information from the
excellent paper given by Mrs. j. s.
MechiinE on the island possessions OF
our government. the Philippines and
Porto Rico. The round table which
tts.r If~-v.- 90 w.-o-e r-o~fl