Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 7, 1920, Page 3

eae tancheon f'Series - Mrs. A. PF. Riglin. assistea by her ‘Mrs. Seeley, who is a guest at! the Biglin home, presided at ay. this ‘afternoon. Of the the twenty invited guests ten young: ladies wefe brides of the last year. A- beautifully appointed lunch- eon tablégwaa arranged for the bride} Wedding cake, with Kewbie bridesmaids, and appropri- { , Were the table decora ‘Uona.* ke. flowers were used for the floral senargtions. After the dainty luncheon the after- noon “devoted to playing auction bridge. © Ia pretty luncheon Js ase. ries‘of affairs at whieh Mrs. Biglin will Rs, Nostess.- Invitations have been sent lot ‘Saturday afternoon and the com- ang RRaay Afteribon- . At.7. o'clock this evening. there will be mee Annual business meeting of the and friends of the First Bap- tae e ureh Tae the basement of the pafeonage- annual election of of. i be held and reports of the poy year's work will be made. After the business mecting refreshments will be served. ss On Thursday afternoon at 2:20 o'clock the ‘Philathea club of the Methodist church will hold a metting to elect cf- ficers, atthe home of Mrs. Otis Thomp: son, 324 South Pine street. gered s an sentertdinment Program w' cee The Ladies Aid society of the Presby- * jterlan’ church: will also meet. on ‘Thurs- day afternoon at 3 o'clock at'the home of Mrs. S. A. Puntenney, 412 Park avenue. A regular husiness meeting ‘will be held and-plans for the ensuing year's Work will be made. The Mes-f' es Ladberry and McCorry will be the’ hostesses De Fhe, gris! hour. wee Betdge Club ugh Patton will be the hos. pay at PY egdlar meeting of the mem- bers of the Fortnightly Bridge club this comt, afternoon at her home forth Wolcott street. A luncheon will be.served and the afternoon will be spent ‘in playing auction bridge. eee : Bride and Groom ve This Evening ir. and Mrs, Dennis Daly, who wore married this morning at nuptial mass at 9 o'clock at St. Anthony's Catholic che a. sthe Rev. John H. Mullin, er at the home of th bride's. | Mrs, Dan Siiiveti’ At noon Mrs. Daly entertained for the giris of the ‘Richards and Cunningham at a luncheon. Friends ‘and- relatives: of the newly married couple were bid- den ;to a reception lield at the home of’Mrs. Sullivan from 2 to 5 o'clock this afterndon. After the wedding tour Mr. and Mrs. Daly, will return to their lovely home on South Ash street here and will be at home to their many friends. oe Mrs. Charles Hudson, who has been Visiting with-her son, Paul Hudson, of the Elgin Clothing company, has gone ‘to Lead, S. D., where ‘she will visit for a short tinie. -Mrs. Hudson will return to make her home in Cas- per. ‘Mrs.: BP. N. Carr has gone to Dead- ‘wood,. nD, where she will visit with old’ tiie: trends ge ae few be tan %, Choral Boctéty 3 Mestings to. Be: Resi * The. spec Choral society will mect Thursday; January 8, at 8:15 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church and again begin rehcarsals. Prof. Rudolph Lundberg, the director, has requested that ‘all members be present. New members’ will.be cordially welcomed by the society. Aftera short rehearsal the society wil} be entertained as the guests of Professor Lundberg. Refreshments will be served and a social hour enjoyed. ‘ 808 Mrs. €.-C. Campbell Gracious ‘Hostess. Twenty-eight ladies of the Baptist church, belonging to, the~ Burlington circle, were’ the guests of Mrs. C. C. Campbell at her home on Lambert ave- afternoon. An elaborate auncheon’ was Served after which differ- meet I. 626 South Ash street, Thurs: pie ean ae ‘All members of the Christian ehurch or friends will find a welcome. ‘This organization is the only representative of the Christian church in Casper and is striving very hard to get together a church fund so that ‘in church edifice in Casper. eo Mrs, Mabel Starks, who has been vis- in ‘Denver, left last evening for ‘Beach, California, where she will the winter months. Phyllis ir pe Rie 4 plo: ident Fucker is* the* Sbungase Mrs. Fyank>Styrgeon,-also lent of ‘Casper.: . “Mr. and Mrs. Starks will make ‘Casper their home: after ‘@ short visit in Colo- rado and southern Wivguine: lar ‘Thursdsy Night ~ Are Resumed. ‘The’ War ‘Mothers, after a short peri- od during the holiday season when they | those Pretty “bride's luncheon” at her horhe (inclu After the! “IB. W. Bennett, [were unable to secure the Masonic tem- ple, will resume their regular Thursday night dances with the dance tomorrow night. Members of the dancing club 6r who have not joined the club afe ded in the invitations for this dance! | Phursday night. + | The Thursday night dances were started early last fall under the direc |tion of the War Mothers and under jPreper chaperonage have made a suc. cess among the younger dahcing set. Dancing Thursday night will start, at 9 o'clock, The Iris theatre orchestra ‘will play. Invitations tor non-club fnembers may be secured at the door. Officers. for New Year. Elected by Sunergae. At a meeting of St. Mark's Sunergae, held last evening at the hore of Mrs. E. R. Breisch, Jr., 836 Natrona avenue, the following officers. wete elected for the coming year: President, Miss Leone Blackmore; vice-president, Mrs. W. S. Kimball, Jr.: secretary-treasurer, Mrs. William Tolhurst. ‘The society cleared $115.77 from the bazaar and tea given priot to the Christmas holidays. .The plana of the Sunergae for the coming year include social gatherings as well | as business meetings. Money will prob- jably be raised for the redecorating of the church. After the transaction of business Mrs. Breisch and Mrs. J.C. Workley, who was the assisting host- in silky, caster-colored davetyn. broidery and its heavy silk tassel hints at Oriental influences. M. W. Purcell, the Kuights of Columbus will tien! SHOWING OF SPRING FASHIONS—This is a type of new spring al GUY ANA AMAT LEARNED TRADE. re: wrap | With its capelike sleeves, its elaborate em- [ “PERSONALS 1 territorial deputy for leave eruey, for Omaha where on Sunday ess, served a delicious luncheon. he wi nfer degree work on 2 large see class i candidates. J. A. Leary will ‘Homance of State ALCO! O1lice Leads to. Wedding bey. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan::7.—Major private secretary } to Governor Carey, and Miss Margaret Walsh, formerly stenographer to the governor, were married at high noon-to- day, Pyeinsetay. i oo GEAMAN LEADER |O LIKE XERXES Tageblatt Writer Says It Is Weak- ness for Lunderdorff to Blame People for Revolt (Ry Associated Press.) BERLIN (By Mail).—Theodore Wolff, writing in the Tageblatt, compares General Ludendorff, formerly chief of the German general staff, with Xerxes, “who, after the destruction of his fleet here from Denver on oil business. eee nia for* an extended visit. s 2 8 er, William Carpenter, 4s reported to be seriously ill. iN TRICOLETTE ing for a wedding of soul,” he continues, weddiiig: Perero-| ple responsible for the revolution! which were.ttie honor! was occasioned only by military fail store ciled came and the tanits that he had IITI IL LL EL EL penne the near future they too may have a} | ordered the sea to be whipped.” “It does not indicate much strerigth | “when Luden. dorff repeatedly seeks to make the ures. He is considerably more. Unjust than Xerxes. “The Americans whom he had ridi- made fun of arrived also. On June’6 the announcement was made to the German people that the ‘proud maneu- ver army of the entente as such exists no longer,’ and five days later came the ‘dissolution and complete destruction of the Foch maneuver army.” “Yet all of a sudden, as four years before, the German army ‘had ventured too far, the maneuver army was there. | The German troops had to give, and in the deception which followed so many lying clatms, in. the bitterness at the murderous mistakes, and jin ‘the recog: nition that with the ridiculous entry of America Germany's fate Was sealed, a} four-year-old courage collapsed. The Future Of our store rests upon our ability to serve you well. Every item of Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables from our store is the last word in perfectino. There are none better obtainable. A TRIAL AND YOU WILL BE CONVINCED Call 03 Now On Our Bargain Counter. Thursday Fancy Creamery Butter, Per lb. Fancy Eggs, Per dozen .. No. 2 cans Fancy Red Raspberries, Per can No. 21% cans Monarch Pineapple, Per can .. No. 214 cans Fancy Sauer Per can . No. 2 can Libby's Pork and Beans, Per can No. 2 cans Farmhouse Succotash, Per can ..... No. 2 cans Sifted Peas, Per can . Large Package Swift 's Washing | Powder, per package............... 8 Bars White Laundry" Soap for . as raut, 143 E. Second St. 5. Skinner, construction engineer, CLLLLLLLLLELLILLLELLELLLLLLLLE LA y ; , . . . N . N N . hte 'y him to assist with the work. * is W, F. Henning has gone to Califor Miss" Clara Carpenter and her ‘broth- have gone to Sioux Falls, 8. D., where their mother king. Combination of Blacw and ite is Successfully Combined in ‘This, Embroidered Tricolette Cos. tume. I Ld Pendant feom the back of the collar, the model | San Diego, Gajif., property for sale. The city with a wonderful future. For | information, write W. Stocton, Palomar California. Apartments, San Diego, That’s right! Get all} you can for the money you | spend—whether it be much or little. Here’s how to get your | fall money’s-worth in tea: | Don’t buy common Sas even at a low price per | pound, It is extravagant per | cup, because a pound makes so few cups—-anless you want tannin-strengthy which is harmful: Pay the. price for good tea, which is, full of tea- flavor, and is pally cheaper per cup. Z. You save money, and you get the cheer and invigora- tion and restfulaess that ips | fine tea can give. | Schilling, Tea ‘is your tea. There are fonr flavors of Schilling | Tea—Japan, Ceylon - India, Oolong, English Breakfast. “AlLone quality: In parchmyn-lined moisture-proof packages. | At grocers everywhere. * A Schilling & Co, San Francisco LADIES’ M Ladies’ Dresses Reg. Val., $28.50, Sale price, Reg. Val., $33.00, Sale price, Reg. Val., $42.00, Sale price, Reg. Val., $38.00, Sale price, Reg. Val., $68.00, Sale price, Reg. Val., $95: 00, Sale price, Reg. Val., $100, Sale price...... Hosiery Finest Quality Reg. Val., $4.90, Sale price... On Every Other Line of Winter Wear We Saye You 15 Per Cent ‘15 Per’Cent Discount ! + During This Sale Only ed his books obtained at thé New York Pub- the United States. | He | indicated that a real mehace to Amer- school Our First Annual January Clearance Sale ti is our ambition to give the people of Casper real values at all times. in this, our first January Clearance Sale, the most remarkable bargains in Ladies’ and Misses’ 15 Per Cent Discount Comforters and Quilts Reg. Val., $3.50, Sale price....$3.10 pe dil al Rak da LA CAMILLE CORSETS iA Vga BNGP SRS aa ‘PAGE. so he took id prov r He is more:than o: t and quick witted, ue eyes peer’ from be « of very light brown hair and when he smiles he shows a fine referring to the mil |tiona investea in libres said, finglish¢peaking world. “I ho Set of well kept teeth. Weill. dressed peaubia in obtaining the radical books|and supplied with ah abundance of cl I desired, printed in Russian, from the he expressed contentment with 96th street and Lexington venue nd hoped he would soon he sent | branch of the Net York Public Libta-| to Kron: Vijni-Novgorod, in Rus ~The youth who, shortly after zraduat-| ing trom a New York publ ine |_NbW YORK, (by Mall)—Thomas|tecame the secretary of the Union of Whom i 9 student i a Brookly |Buhkanob, the 17-year-old seif-confess-- Russia Workers’ Logal, an hool. and “none of jed schoolboy anarchist now on Ellis 1a-| organization in Brooklyn with caused hiin few'r a te) eas land awaiting deportation to Russia us bership of 150, discussed wit one Tapst bas wilting: to) ed | dangerous alien, who says he obtain- frankness the causes which hac SUE eR See “education” in radicalisrm from him to his impending banishment fr> The first Library, in an interview with a rep-| said, had been Socialism, sentative of The Associated Press,’ vored by some of the Tt was not rad he! ia chers in his 1 enough, step a theory Read the Tribune want ads. CHANDLER SIX famous For lts Marvelous Motor Chandler Strides into Full Leadership EF there has‘ever been any question as to. Chandler leadership of the medium-priced fine car field, it is answered now. The great Chandler Six is sweeping its market. It displaces less efficient cars. It steps in to serve those who previously have chosen only high-priced cars. And it pleases everywhere. / From two thousand to three thousand discriminating Americans bought Chandler cars—open and closed—every month this Fall. And at no time has the demand been fully met. Thousands have waited months for their. . new Chandlers, and have felt repaid for waiting. Nothing could more clearly show the regard in which America holds the Chandler Six, than the patience with which these thousands waited for weeks and months for their Chandlers. They waited because they knew what they were waiting for—because they knew it was worth waiting for. If You Don’t Want to Wait Next Spring, Order Now SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES Seven-Passenger Touring Car, $1895 Four-Passenger Roadster, $1895 Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $1975 Seven-Passenger Sedan, $2895 Four-Passenger Coupe, $2795 Limousine, $3395 All prices f. 0. b. Cleveland ; WARINNER & COCHRAN Wyoming and Colorado Distributors : T. L. RENO Manager Casper Branch East Side Garage, Corner Third and Pine Sts. fFhone 79 CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO Ends Saturday, January 17 We are attaining this ambition by offering ISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S WEARING APPAREL Coats for Misses’ Ages 12 to 14 Years $21.50 Reg. Val., $15.00, Sale price, $10.50 $26.00 Reg. Val., $10.00, Sale price, $ 6.00 $31.00 Reg. Val., $10.50, Sale price, $ 8.00 $28.50 Reg. Val., $ 6.90, Sale price, $ 4.00 $54:00 Ladies’ and Misses’ clipe Fleece-lined Underwear Reg. Val., $2.50, Sale price......$2.15 Reg. Val., $1.75, Sale price.....$1.25 Ladies’ and Misses’ - Silk-lined Underwear Reg. Val., $5.00, Sale price.....$4.25 Underwear for Boys Ages 4 to 14 Years $4.30 Reg. Val., $1.50, Sale price....$1.25 Reg. Val., $1.25, Sale price.........95¢ Remnants ts Our regular prices are al Outing flannel, serge, percale, Ways the lowest possible. This table linen and cotton, silk for sale, consequently, means a skirts. We are offering these. rem- double saving. nants at a big discount. We are discontinuing our Millinery Department and, will offer our entire stock of hats AT JUST ONE-HALF PRICE