Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1919, Page 3

Birthday Party at | Van Burgh Home Friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Van Burgh, 440 East ‘Third, Thursday evening, the occa-! sion being a birthday surprise for the latter. A very enjoyable evening was, spent with music and good things to! eat. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Van Burgh, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meyer and daughter, Jaunita, Mr. and Mrs >. W. McBride, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius and daughters, Mil-| an Freda, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. and little son, Adelbert Presser, Mrs. Presser, Miss Martha Hawkins, Miss Margaret Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long, Herbert Ward and Ot- to Shenkle. G, 0 Marriage Thursday at Patridge Home Miss H. L. Patridge and Thomas J. Kirkmyer were married at 8:30 ‘Thursday evening at the bride’s home, 236 Botolph, the Rev. W. L. Edwards of St. Mark’s church officiating. Thirty-five guests witnessed the cere- mony and enjoyed the five-course supper that followed. 1 The bride has a large circle of friends in Casper. Mr. Kirkmyer is a foreman at the Midwest plant. Af- ter a honeymoon spent in California the couple will return to Casper to, make their home. oo 6 Miss Sams’ Pupils to Appear in Recital. H The pupils in music of Miss Lulu Sams will appear in public recital to-' morrow afternoon at the Methodist church, commencing at 2 o'clock. Miss s is giving a series of three re- a week apart, and different s will appear in each. o 8 8 c Civic Club to Sell Flowers for Charity Following the usual custom in the past, the Casper Floral company is turning over the sale of carnations Saturday and Sunday to the Casper Civie club, the proceeds of which will be used toward the purchase of an iron fence for the cemetery. Mrs.’ M. P. Wheeler will have charge of the Mothers’ Day sale, and a booth will be installed in the lobby of the Oil Exchange building. The plan has proved very popular in the past and has netted the club a tidy sum every year. The floral company is deserving of commenda- dation for its hearty co-operation. * * 6 Banquet Tonight at Henning. At the Henning hotel tonight re- turned officers of the army and navy will gather for dinner before going to the military ball that is to be given at the Masonic temple. The princi- pal ide@ in giving this is to give the men a better opportunity of becom- ing acquainted. <0 * s * The Monday Afternoon Bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs. James G. Weiderhold on Monday afternoon, May 12. “8 * The Sunday school of the Baptist church is holding a picnic today at Garden Creek park. In a recent con- test the men and boys of the Sun- day school were the losers to the women and girls and it fell to them to give some sort of entertainment to the winners. The party started at 4 o’clock in automobiles from the church and took a basket lunch with, them. oe * PhilatHfea Class Members Entertain Tehir Mothers The members of the Philathea class of the Methodist church enter- | tained their mothers at the home of Mrs. George Ferguson on South Elm street in honor of Mothers’ Day. The home was artistically decorated with | - carnations and ferns and each of the | guests was given a carnation. A delightful program was carried out followed by the serving of refresh- ments. Forty-six were present. H eo | CITYNEWS' '; o—_____-_______ Mrs. Atkins is rarely surpassed as | a speaker. | se * | The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Gil- | bert Calkins will be interested to learn | that they are the parents of, twins born yesterday in Fort Collins, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Calkins live on the Wheeler ranch east of town. FRECKLE-FACE Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots . How to Remove Easily i Here’s a chance, )Miss Freckle- | face, to try a remedy for freckles | with the guarantee of a reliable | concern that it will not cost you a penny unless it removes the freckles; | while if it does give you a clear com-| plexion the expense is trifling. i Simply get an ounce of Othine— double strength—from any druggist and a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beau- tiful complexion. Rarely is more than the ounce needed for the worst case. | Be sure to ask the druggist for the double styength Othine. as_ this Strength is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove treckles,—Advt. | of Chi- s in the Carson Pirie, Scott Comp: cago, are in Casper on bus interest df their company. * 8 # Charles V. Westmore, an official; of the Wyo-Tex Oil company, is Casper from his home in Cumbria on | official business. | * * «© | A. Virtue, a well known Riverton | businessman, is in Casper for a few \days attending to some business con- nected with his oil holdings in this , stopped over in C: The canteen committee of the; 2 Mothers’ league. and the Red Cross Section. Bo pA Se have been meeting th ing = "Yu ae cue morning Burs The stark left a small parcel Wed- lington train each day and have ‘served from 50 to 200 returning sol- diers their breakfasts each day. “8 & Friends of Mrs. Lester Shepperson will be glad to learn thut she is able inesday at the Parcell home. new comer has been named Carl. jed home Wednesday from California, where she has been spending the win- The * Mrs. A. W. Peake and baby return- ehe Casper Daiiy Cribune GLENDO, May 9.—A commercial club has b organized in this city with an initial membership of 28. Those who joined are the most rep- resentative men of the community in lines of engeavor. The club pro- poses to stir up the civic pride of the town, and has taken over a_ large tract of land on which it will boost s of the |GLENDO HAS COMMERCIAL CLUB | > yg OOM ODM LS PIS RES SSS ESE A iN ! for the building of more homes in an’ effort to enlarge the community. H. C. Beeler of Denver is a Cas- per visitor. * # Charles Depew is expecting the ar- rival of his family to Mrs. Depew, her mother and son will arrive on the afternoon train from Kalam Mich. Mr. Depew has been in per for the past six months doing some work for the Continental Oil to be about again, after being very ae company, — ill for the past month with pneu- 7 4) ie) 46 MUSICAL RECITAL eae “ # ® W. W. Wright is in town from Lulu E. Sams will give a se- Edgemont. at the Method- H. O. Phoenix, a Denver business man, spent the day in Casper yexter- day. CG ty William Peldo of Thermopolis er yesterday and today on business. s * & R. Webb, ,Mrs. Atkins’ lecture. Tom Morgan of Lusk is a business visitor in Casper for a few days while attending to some important affairs in connection with his oil holdings in this vicinity. som @ J. R. Dunbar is in town from Salt Creek. * o @ R. B. Minty of Sheridan is spending a day or two in Casper on a com. bined business and pleasure trip. * 8 2 You can not afford £6 miss the lec- ture given by Mrs. Florence Ewell Atkins, national organizer and lec- turer of the W. C. T. U. Christian woman makes in her own charming home to her family and their visitors. It was a thing of beauty and a joy forever in the pic- ture gallery of memory, Prof. W. carload of Max have them on garage at 167 glad to shov will do. a Maxwell till wheel with your foot on accelcrator | and feel the wonderful power and smoothness of the world-famed ™ well motor. 5 ,A Tribune Want Ad Will = * Her talk was just as a cultured, U. S. Senator, a ee ANNOUNCEMENT | Ciark & Craddock are unloading a ells today and will splay at the Maxwell little new car, just what thi you sit. behind the —_—»—_ —_-- rarding | Ash St., and will be | erested in|! You can’t really appreciate |; Sell it,|/ day afternoons, M mencing at 3 o'clock. invited to attend these rec MRS. € Axk your de: Presery Mr. Consumer It has been our policy which is the policy of the Rexall Stores all over the country to run specials every Saturday. We are willing to sacrifice our profits one day each week to show you that we want your busi- ness and appreciate your trade. The loss taken on these sales is well spent if we can make you one of our regular customers. Saturday Specials Best Grade Linen Envelopes, 9e Special ...... Best Grade Linen Writing 9e Special ........... 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Fresh Fish and Home Dressed Poultry Every Day Fresh Fruits and Green Vegetables NOTICE TO RANCHMEN! We will pay you Cash for all kinds Livestock and Poultry The Norris Co. Phone 12 If your “hobby” is good clothes, trot right to ne tore—here you'll find just the styles, patterns, quality and make you want, at the {; price you want to pay. Waist seam models,!? lie |} double breasted models, two and three button models. with belts, flaps and seam: patch, slash and _ vertical pockets—all the new ideas in men’s fashions. Men’s suits, $21 to $55. i New shirts, neckwear and - ; hats. Underwear of the right ort. y Shoe & a ¢ 406 So. Center PPM LILI LLL OL OO AE EES SMEG BS SS. PIPOPPLLILCEL IL IPP OP OPED vs WMO LOD LIL LD LDL MLSS SSIES LIE SBP LI ILLES LES Read the Advertisements in The Daily Tribune and Save Money Selections That Will Please Her: A dainty basket of Spring Flowers prettily tied with ribbon. A beautiful ribbon-tied box of rich Roses. | A pretty blooming plant with its wealth of color and foliage in basket with harmonious ribbon-ties for her own room. Roses combined with Spring Flowers to accentuate their beauty. Suggestions for the Young Mother: A voguish corsage creation of Spring Flowers in all their richness of color contrast. A dainty box of Spring Flowers will surely please her. A ribbon-tied box of Roses will delight her. A beautiful decorated plant with its, lasting radiance of cheer. Cheer-Greeting for the Convalescing: A box of Roses with plenty of fern adds such cheer. Assorted Spring Flowers with their wealth of color always please. A blooming plant is so lasting and very appropriate. DON’T FORGET THE BEST MOTHER ON EARTH, YOUR OWN Casper Floral Co. {i ‘PAGE. THREE ; Blakey & Co. 0.S. BUILDING SECOND FLOOR ne ki onfe of t resu ce ft isu can | 1 yo Dou ner re wor me. nm vrose A Sale of Dresses $15.00 $25.00 $35.00 Dresses in Taffeta, showing the newest models for Spring and Summer, that sold up to $25.00. : Sale Price $15.00 Dresses in Taffeta, Georgette, Serge and Jersey, and other combination, all of the newest Spring Styles. Sold up to $45.00. Sale Price $25.00 Dresses of the better quality, showing the latest and best materials. “Mitchell” and other standard makes. Sold up to $57.50. Sale Price $35.00: EVENING DRESSES—Our entire sock of Evening Dresses will be closed out. Values to $50.00. S Sale Price $27.50 lI wero | others, Day “Say It With Flowers” MOTHERS’ DAY, MAY 11 WHAT DEAR FOND MEMORIES such an occasion as Mother’s Day brings back to all of us! It matters not where we may be nor what we may be doing, it is the desire of each of us to carry to the heart of our dearest friend—MOTHER—a love token on this day. It requires so little effort on your part and it means so much | to “the mother” to convey our love and devotion with a few flowers. Should you be many miles away bear in mind that we can deliver your message with flowers in any city in the United States and Canada through seven hundred branch stores associated with the Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Assn. Every order guaranteed. No telegraph orders taken for less than $2.50. To Obviate the Chance of Forgetting Place Your Order Now Suggestions | | a U kxnxexeaend Il I Members of the Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association Phone 872