Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1917, Page 8

a BES 18 2S “% ir oe ® 2 SR Ae Mrn. George A ampbell—Larami | Superior, Wyo., or the pur- Aibany cocaty pose of organizing a chapter of the ) Mrs. Geetrude Merreli— Rawlins, | Red Cross About forty people at Carban: county tended this first meeting at which P Mra. tS. Taliferro—Rock Springs, |time the work of the Red Cross was » Sweetwater county ‘x ed and the urgent need for ev i] Mrs. - Gharles Stone-—Evanston, | ery vn in Wyoming to h a local ) Uinta county 1 r of the Red Cross and in th q Mra J W. Stoner —Cokeville, Lin-|way help with the pr war pro i} zoln cOunty blem. One of the peakers, Mrs i Mrs. W a Dickinson—Lander, | Queale has just returned from the | Fremont, county east where she made a close study of Mrs. 8 B Brooks Casper, Natrona|the work and she told of the enthus- | county jiasm all thru the eastern cities foc t Mra ©) T. David—Douglas, Can-|this line of work. Officers wert werse Qeumty jelected and work will begin at once | rMs. Albert Rochelle—Lusk, Nio-lin Superior’s new chapter. clusive Official Government THE MOST . War Pictures i | Tremendious i , Oil and Alcohol Stoves SPECIAL $ 10.00 Puritan 2-Hole THE Phone 601 What The Clubs Are Doing Office Phone 15 By MISS IRMA PATTON Residence 365. LUB CALENDAR bra county. Monday Mrs. C. W. Crouter—Wheatland, The Arts and Crafts club will meet | Platte county. this sfternoon with Mrs. John Evan Mr Fred Horton —New € st her home on South Center St. Weston county : Thursday Mrs. George Gibson—Gil 5 - Campbell county The St. Marks Guild will be enter Mr Albert Rochelle Tusic: Nio. tained on Thur y afternoon by Mr ( annie cant 3. F (Leeper at the Hutt residence on Mr Rpt «Folie, * 7 Dyke Buffa East Second St Johnson counts The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will Mrs. Minnie William Cody, Park meet on Thursday afternoon at 2:30) vounty with Mfrs Yard at her home, 414 S Mean Ise Vo Rtryker—_Lovell, 8 Reech St Horn county ele) Mrs. W. V. Gage—Worland, Wash In accordance with the custom >f |ykie county the majority of clubs, many of them Mr Arthur K. Lee Themopo is, have uljourned for the summer and f{ot Springs county will rexume work again in the fail Goshen county, of which Torring- Still other clubs in adjourning have|ton is the chief town, has not yet a decided to devote their time to Red y, an appointed for the important Cross work, so in printing the regu meeting today iar Glub News, the Tribune will en deavor {o keep in touch with the R ross work of the various organiz. tions in Casper and also different ones thruoul the state Orao Promimvnt Wyoming Women Meet o: Cheyenne This Week oF Local Red Cross Doing Active Work Monday, Tuesday and are the three days chosen by the Rei Cross for work on the garments, bandages, etc., which they have be They will continue all during ° Tqgday marks the day on which the |&U" count Menten ar of the state w "1 the summer and the ladies are re- meet Avil Mrs. Robert. A. Morton, uested to not that on these after- Chairman of the Women’s work .¢ 200ns the hours will be from two to Btamepetense Council’ Allithe ove in. We. etternoon,, the place) of counties «f the state have been invit Be ey ay lune ghee ne amen ed by Mrs. Mort meet with her There) willbe wsomeyone. in od { of e sev £ ( *u 4 wr this afternoon in the Capitol building , of th wings ar : ate wt 1 for the purpose of coordinating ana work is in progre in ech -- : 1 ter expects to ac nplish much du systematizing the patriotic work o ae ae the women of Wyoming. Following i Be erat re eet Sore the list of women of the state wh wil eee ONToee one crete San YOr who could volunteer their r at this afternoon, each woman rep appear the meeting in Ch yy. (for the summer would surely b ing her o sctive county as the we ya : me I ne ate & to ha man mom! »f the council of her |YOT* or tne role ° county = = Mraed: J. .Rentley—Sheridan, Sher Red Cross Club idan unty Started at Superior Mrs Galen A. fox—Cheyenne, La- Two prominent club women of ramie county Kemmerer and Rock Sy gs were ir Stragic Spectacular Event in the History of the Worlk WATCH —for the series supreme. —for the series all-powerful. —tor the first series ever filmed direct from the front. for the series that will take the country by storm. -for the series with thousands of magnetic stars tak- tag part in the British trenches. WATCH—for the series that millions will be glad to see—that will give our patrons more crystalized entertainment than they have ever seen in any house. BATCH WATCH—for the advertising space in the papers that tell you everything about these Series. Why each one is com- plete, and why they are being exhibited in your own town. That show you stunts galore—that show you . posters that your own eyes could hardly believe. WATCH—for the people scramble to see these series—that will bring home a storm of thought. ’i—for the series that the most daring camera man has ever filmed. Backed by the tremendous circulation of the world. WATCH—tfor the first series in the entire history of the film "Business picturized direct from the pages of the world's greatest publication (its people). WA CEH—that you don’t lose out in seeing the first series when in your Theatre. WATCH—for further announce- ments. WATCH the Movie Ads of the leading the- atre in Casper. WATCH CLOSE. HOLMES HARDWARE COMPANY } Wednesday | , {in California = THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE Junior Clubs Being | Organized in Wyoming | Many towns thruout the state have | and have al- , Which work the | | | | jorganized Junior Cl 1 ady begun active v.. lis he planting of gardens by ‘children, who are supervised by some} ‘older person. Nearly all of these | clubs which have recently or- to the been ganized are offering prizes young gardeners for the best gardens | which appear. In Douglas, John Sansbury recent- ly addressed the Junior Club, giving! them expert advise on gardening, he b ng a successful gardener and well versed in things pertaining to this line of work. The president of the Commercial Club of Douglas also made a short talk to the club on the subject at hand Such a club for Casper would un- doubtedly prove as successful as it ‘in other towns, providing some ti ble person would take charge of the id would inspire the children ir share in the present crisi OmO Cody Will Have Red Cross Chapter of orgé in J are zing of their town George Edwin > and state Red Cros In ( i a chapter. M 2 tour of Wyomir of The people makir for the chapter future. a Red th ir Pa fir direc to be branche | i orga: with marked one of which ¢ ing their 1 and is meeting e mur > COr ery work fol Champion of Denver wa er Saturday attending to mutters and shaking with his old time acquaintar He thet his son, , Champion, has enlisted in the army at Denver | Ormio Otto Rhoades Joins Aviation Corps The many | Rhondes, | Rhoades, wudge Lec Cc er ov busines ha here ay Casper friends of Otto on of Mr. and Mrs. Dan will be interested to leain that he has joined the aviation cory and is at present st1- ioned at Angel Island. Otto has bee: a student this igh Sch the year at the Manuel Arts ool at Los Angeles and dur ar has won many honor ected president of his cla ining of the first semester , Will ling the and will return to Casper s in compa with Mr They z i r ranch and ing m, is attenc RE will not or Civic Club Dance ° ,| To Be Big Event ang ——— OO Tonight RIS 10 and 15 Cents { | A LARGE TRUST COMPANY IS AP- POINTED GUARDIAN OF A SPIRITED YOUNG MADCAP Dorthy Gish A Roguish, Rollicking Witch, Who Frustrates CAN A CLAIRVOYANT SEE THE FUTURE IN A CRYSTAL BALL? Then See Carlyle Blackwell and June Elvidge In — “A Social Leeper” Rushing along to z tling climax, this sen- sational story grips with the first flash of the the schemes of Her Official Father a wild chase with her esca- A TRIANGLE play, and leads them pades and extravagance. swift and tense, bubbling with mischievous first reel, and holds it without letting go until humor. the last reel ends and the lights flash up. The . acting in this attraction is superb. All the ru, the feature is marked by excep- See it and be supremely enter- way tionz tained Also “A BIRTH SCANDAL.” in One Reel A Triangle Comedy Patterson-Wyoming Oil Company Room For 30 WE STRUCK OIL Wells. Big Fu- On Fam- ina ems OLE Because we went after it. ous Greybull ture. If you go after it, you can get some of our PRE-ISSUE STOCK AT 25c PER SHARE. Take Our Advice and Buy Some of this Stock Rk. A. PAINTER 145 N. Center, Casper W lei wea S| The one social event of the season which is looked forward to by all the| citizens of Casper has been arranged to be given Tuesday evening at the | Masonic Temple and bears the nar e| of the Civic Club Dane When this name is attached we ex- pect wonders, and why not when we learn that the following lies are t« act patronesses: Me umes L. A. Reed, Patrick Sullivan, Jeremiah Ma- honey, W. O. Wilson, P. C. Nicol sen C. B. Manbeck A. F. Hoff, C. Winter, G. R. Hagens, M. P. Whee H. L. Patton, B. B. Brooks, W. D.| Waltman, L. D. and that the floor committee are the following gen- | ilemen: Messrs A. J. Cunningham, H. | R. Lathrop, W. O. Wilson, Jeremiah | Mahoney, C, E. Winter, B. B. Brook: | R. Hagens, Robert Taylor, John | Beal, L. A. Reed, S. A. Lane, R. C. | Wyland, T. C. Spea . C. Clarkson, |W. D. Walman, H. Breschneid -r }and A, C. Campbell. | This occasion has been made mvure attractive than usual in view of the | fact that a part of the appropriations { will go towards the purchasing of a | Liberty Bond and in this way not only \ | will it be beneficial to our city but to | the nation as a whole. oney, Cc, J n The Theatres World Feature at Iris Of all the remarkable situatiors| ever shown in motion pictures some of the most remarkable are seen ic | “The Social Leper,” the new World| | Picture Brady-Made, which comes to | |the Iris Theatre tomorrow with Car | lyle Blackwell and June Elvidge ia the principal roles and with Arthur | Ashley and Evelyn Greeley in the {cast. These situations show the creat | | lengths gone to by a desperate woman | | who ensnare a man with]| whom she come infatuated. She | s and then a man she jhas turned down, turns on her and} |kills her. This killing results in an in- | nocent man being held for murder, j but finally everything comes out hap- pily for this man and for his sweet- jheart. Needless to say the drama is {enthralling and interesting from start |to finish. see Omo At the Lyric Tonight A wonderful tale of love and ad- venture is exploited in ‘‘The Island of Desire,” a Fox feature to be shown at the Lyric tonight. Bruce Chal- mers, Whose part is taken by George Walsh, is one of three to form an ex pedition to secure untold riches from a mysterious pearl lagoon off the South Sea Islands. A girl, ship- wrecked on the island, bars their way. A novel situation is presented, based on the plotting of the fortune hunt- ers. Sidney Drew, a Keystone comedy and a Travelogue complete the Lyric program, YES—Brennan has secured Circuit Vaudeville in Conjunc- tion with the Big Movie Program for Tonight LYRIC THEATRE WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS GEORGE WALSH In THE ISLAND OF DESIRE A Wonderful Tale of Love and Adventure. J. ALLEN DUNN. In Five Acts High Class Vaudeville Singing and Dancing That’s Different. Entertainers Supreme in Song and Dance Keystone Comedy Sidney Drew Comed and Travelogue, in Wonder Pictures of the World REMEMBER—BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM Story written by &