, 1925-01-10

Bush.Ho.mberg Marriage
Il Announced Here.
MARY TOBIN

Bush.Ho.mberg Marriage
Il Announced Here.
Miss Cleo Bush. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Wilburn Bush of Albuquer-
que. n. NJ. and Llewellen Holm.
berg of Casper. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Holmberg OF Rivetron were
married on December 81. at the
home of the brides parents. The
rroom Is connected here with the
western Union Telegraph company
being chief night clerk.
The couple. visited in Riverton
With Mr.. Hoimber's parents last
week en- route to Casper to make
their home here.
Modern Woodmen VIII Hold
First Meeting OF New Year.
Casper Camp No. 1925 Modern
Woodmen Of America will hold its
nd meeting Of the new year on
Monday evening. January u, and a
largo attendance is desired as busi-
ness matters of importance will be
discussed. Plans will be made for
the years work and arrangements
for the installation of officers com
pleted-
Dezphian Society
VIII Meet Neut Week.
The Delphian society will hold its
first meeting of the new year on
Monday afternoon. January IL at
the public library with Mrs. Thil
Koran as leader. The subject for dis
cussion will be on Sheakespeare's
romantic comedy. THE Tempest
All member as wen as visiting Del
phians in the city arc invited to at
tsnd-
o. e. 8. Meeting
Next Week on Thursday.
Fort Casper chapter No. I, Order
Of Eastern Star will meet on Thurs
day evening of next week at the Ma
sonic temple at 8 o'clock This will
be tho regular meeting and candi-
dates win be initiated after which
Investments will be served. The cx-
smining committee will be present
at 1880 o'clock
~
sunday School Glasses
Arc Entertained.
The Sunday school class of the
Emmanuel Baptist church taught
by Mrs. J.. 8. Scrogeins entertained
last evening at the church at an en-
1oyable literature and musical pro-
era for members of the classes
taught by Mrs. ]. T..Hanna and Mrs.
c. Skidmore. At the close OF the
evening Investments were served-
Mrs. Wertz is Entertained
At Parties in Rawlins.
The following clipping from the
Rawlins Republican will be Of inter
est to friends Of Mrs. r. E. Wertz.
Mrs. r. E. wertz, who has re-
Gently moved from Casper to Parco
to make her home. was the inspira-
ton of two lovely bridge luncheons
given by Mrs. c. d. Skipworth and
Mrs. Harry Breitenstein yesterday
and today. Both affairs. which are
the first of a series of luncheons to
be given by these ladies', took place
In Mrs. Skipworth's home and were
characterized by pretty appoint
ments In pink and white. At yester-
days affaia. Mrs. Homer France re-
cieved the prize for high score and
Mrs. N. r. Greenfield the second.
Mrs. Wertz was presented with a
guest prize. Guests at Wednesdays
party were Mesdames c. A. Brim-
mer, E. NJ. Tierney, Chas. Miller. n.
r, Greenfield L.. E. Vivion Florence
r;rtdiner. George Pierce. Homer
Trance, o. L. Stitt. T. ]. Swisher.
Alice Ferris. R. G. Aten. G. Fiser.
Arch Robson. Frank Johnston
Pearl Miller and Miss Elizabeth Ma
honey.
The guest. today were Mesdames
wertz. S. E. Tolliver. W. P. Hays.
Roy Sundin. James Potts. I. ]. Rem
die, c. K. Taught. E. f. Jones, H. E.
Dunlap. Robt. Hopkins. Anthony
Stratton. F. E. Richardson. L. E.
Armstrong. Earl Barnt, Ernest Sun.
din. Carl Aman, George Franks, B.
~. Herkles, e. F. Bennett"
". c. T. Q. Program
TO Be Given january IS.
The women's Christian Temper
snce union will give a victory pro-
gram on Saturday evening January
IS at the First Christian church, in
celebration of the birthday OF the
18th amendment. Numbers on the
program Will be announced next
week.
D. A. II. VIII Meet
Next Tuesday Afternoon.
Casper chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution will meet on
Tuaxd.v .ftor,oor ~ oaxt maaL az