, 1923-08-31
RCOCIETY,
~ BY MARY TOBIN
BY MARY TOBIN

X. Of @. to
Picnic Monday.
The Knights of Columbus annual
picnic will be held Monday. Labor
day. on lower Garden Creek. accord
ing to plans announced this morn
ing by the picnic committee. All
knights have the privilege of bring
ing their families. lady friends and
house guests.
The hour and place of meeting Is
10 a. mss at the Mullin club and
every member OF the organization
who can carry one or more persons
in his car other than his W i'm
mediate party is asked to report to
the committee so that transportation
can be furnished for those members
who do not have cars.
Each family is requested to bring
its own lunch including dishes. The
committee will furnish coffee. soft
drinks and ice cream which will be
on tap all day.
Races and contests for all ages
have been arranged for the after
noon with prizes hat are worth try.
ing eor.
1.-The picnic promises to be one of
1.-THE biggest social events of the
many hat have been credited to
the Knights of Columbus since its
Organization in Casper.
Mrs. A. r.. Dean
Is CompIimented.
Mrs. A. r. Dean OF Chicago, who
is a guest In Casper this summer.
was complimented yesterday after
noon by Mrs. r. E. Wertz with a
luncheon and bridge. Honors for the
afternoon were taken by Mrs. e. l..
Estabrook, Mrs. ]. W. johnson and
Miss Irene Savage.
Departmental Club
Meeting Wednesday.
The Casper women's Depart.
mental club will hold its first meet
ing of the fall at $50 next wednes-
day afternoon in the X. of p. hall.
Many matters of importance relative
to the work of the club for the COM
ing months are to be discussed at
this meeting.
Lutheran Aid
Society Sale.
SThe Ladies' Aid society of the
GySce English Lutheran church will
have a bake sale tomorrow at the
Stone grocery store on East Second
street. The sale will commence at
1 o'clock inc continue throughout
the day.
S~cottsbluff County
Picnic on Monday.
All Casper residents who formerly
lived in scottsbluff county. Nebras-
ka, will Join in n picnic dinner at
tho lower Garden creek picnic
grounds on Monday. Labor Day.
They are requested to meet at 10
al. m. in front of the Chamberlain
Furniture company's store and
transportation will be available for
everyone.
Board Of Directors.
To Meet Tuesday.
Mrs. p. C. Nicolaysen will act as
hostess to the board of directors OF
the Casper women's Departmental
club next Tuesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at her home on East First
street.
cssitaI Hill Circle
Sake Sale Tomorrow.
The ladies' of the Capital Hill cir
Gle of the Methodist church will hold
a bake sale tomorrow morning at
the Holmes Hardware company's
store on East Second street.
Lecture to Be
Given Tuesday.
The public is cordially invited to
the lecture to be given at s o'clock
Tuesday evening at the North Cas-
per Christian church. Eighth and
United streets, by e. Richard Ship.
Mr.. Ships subject will be Alaska
and will be based oil his personal
observations on his recent trip to
the far north.
Out Of Town Guests
Are Complimented.
An afternoon bridge party was
given yesterday by Mrs. r. v. Ken
nedy at her homo at 1443 South Will
low street, for Mrs. j. It. Hunt OF
Omaha and Mrs. George e. Daley
of Chicago.
Honors were taken by Mrs. Ernest
Rediski and Mrs. J. r. Mills. Guests
honors went TO Mrs. Hunt. a
ncheon was served at 4:30 O'Clock.
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