Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 30, 1920, Page 3

One of the most artistic ee Se cola ptsiNa wonaok wae alver Gee oe ernoon at the ‘Hentiing hotel Mra: ‘W, H. Leayitt in honor of. her kts 9e oRueat, Mrs... A. Haniilton of Fitch- ‘burg, Mass. Phe table decorations suggested spring ‘by the baskets of- huge red.tulips and green ferns;. The plaee cards. ang the nut baskets all ede ont the pretty tulip mative. “Mes. Otto: Krausse ia ‘Miss Frankie Frances gave musical selections. during the hincheon and the afternogn. , ‘time was spent.playing Ayetems ‘lage beh About 40 guests, ~“ ‘Military Bau Great Success The largest affair of the season to hecgiven by the War Mothers, Army. aud “Navy ¢lub and the American Le- Bion: took place last night at the Ma- sonic, Temple. “The decorations » were. Mort Ttting. for a military ball, being in. canopy effect. At one end of the hall wax the pleture of General Pershing dtaped with Amerjcan fiaxs: During’ thé first of the evening the Resue orchestra supplied the dance BF the hundreds of couples. At 03 “the” 1§th | cavalry” band aie geo musical ‘selections. “Because of the illness of several members, the jazz band was not complete, but the ee was much enjoyed by the danc- "The Mesdames C. T. Boone, chairman, Jobn: Murray, Huff and Purcell were + the war mothers chaperoning the dance. Altho all of the proceeds of the dance have not been turned in, the war moth- ers report that tl® returns are most gratifying: i PEE Se ~ REELS {rERSONAS Dan McCarthy 1s spending several days at the Brooks’ raneh as the guest of Silas ors A.B. Bintin ana 41. 8 Dirham pent ‘yeaterday’ atthe ofl-fielda in Salt Creek and returned today, ei the trip {/ overland. one Attorney Floyd Pendell has left! for Cheyenne and Colorado ‘Points on legal business, - “2s 2 Joseph Filbin, who has been visitin, with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. M, J. Lavelle from his home in Hvart- well, Nebr, is leaving for Hillsdale, Nebr. zo : \ see Mr. and’ Mrs. Max Hirach turned from:New York city where they Baye: Beee OOo, Day ins tip daene AT last th, ath ona hats ‘for the 1 . =a Jaycox ‘of Nowood, Wyo., bo be Visitor enroute to,.his- home from where he ‘went to attend the stock show. Ba ; . ‘ Frank Austin and William’ Morris, both of Chadron, Nebr., where they are’ distributing. agents for the Oldsmobile motor car, fre in yada’ on a -short| business trip. ‘ ‘ ere t Les Lang, a,.well‘known rancher. from the Big Iron mountain section, is here attending- to, business, eo ele Harry Anderson, who has been rep: senting: the Bruce Drug. company of Omaha, Nebr,, to. the Jocal merchants, _ is leaving for Dougias. ~ oe = Frank Bush of Denver has arrived\in Casper and will accept a position with the Elgin Shoe and Clothing company. Mr. Bush has formerly been with the Gano-Downs company of Denver, He is an expertswindow decorator and is efficient ‘n the MAY OES AE department, 8 and “J. 1. Learner announces the closing! of the big January sale on Saturday. The sade han been in all te ing: carried by the’ store with big re- ductions especially in an “lines to bei) he discontinued. The store is specializing in the Society Brand clothes. The sale will make room for the big stock of new goods for the spring trade. oe 8 Robert Taylor, president of thé Glenrock Oil company, returned to Den- ver last night after spending the week in Casper on business, e 8 “ O. A. Graybeal, who has been in Cas- per for the week, is returning to ios tonight. .Mr. Graybeal was formerly a resident here, and is now. connected with the Frat corporation in Denver. ee L. 8. Dayton has kone to Denver: to spend the week ae. with friends. ; . State Senator Sar Hall of Fre- “mont, county was in Casper ‘yesterday on his ‘way from Cimyenre: . Atterney A.C. Camphen arrived hore yesterday from. Lusk where he bad been on legal business, and will leave tonight tor heregce: ‘ He C. ebtbaler president of the ‘Western ‘States, has returned from ‘husingss trip ‘to ete 5 Major Daan of Fort Pomel! In Cs Nee pits re ‘ e- Rohert Ellison, general manager of Aupekased vir. praia sates dugt proved up. “Leal fa in Neweastle; Wyo., ests in the Osage fields. return Sunday. eee treasurer's bo Sink ~ tthe with grippe,s The Casper Bs iss has sold anc ‘Coulter; 132 oe bic ah expect to return Se » Sid in March. ° with his sister, Mrs, M. J. LaVelle, is Jeaving soon. for Great Falls, Mont., where he will speml several days before going to his home in Hydro, Okla. se 68 tional Bank of Commerce; will return tomorrow \morning from Cheyenne, where he has Leen to attend the special meeting of! the state leguislature; Mr. Lee is state senator from Hot Springs county, = Mr. Lee-al days in Denver on Inisiness, eee PD. W~ Reagan of the Nockel Blank Book and Lithographing. company — of Denver, is a business visitor here, Pare ars. “ Harry Hyde of Thermopolis arrived Jast night on a short busiriess visit. < cee Mr. and ‘Mrs. Robert Crane of So- dium, Wyo., are spending. the week here on business, verto, Wyo., attending-to business mat- ters. to Mr. ana Mrs, IT. '8. Manning.’ Jr., are spending a week jn Denver. and in Colo- rado Springs, Cage * Ww. M. Parker, voceotrlias the Boet- teher, Porter and company, a hond house of Denver, Colo,, left for his home last: night after a few days spent in ‘Casper on. business.» « SO 3 \. * Miss Blanche Lummis: aa returned to her home in Cheyenne r a short visit with Mr. and. Mrs. B, BS T.ummis. ees a F, M. Cochran of the firm of Warin- in Casper. s 6s R. R. Robinsdn of Milwankee, Minn., ts a business visitor while staying at the Henning hotel. Bore. A. BE. Lawrence is leaving tonight for Chicago., where he will spend some ‘ume on a business end pleasure trip. , Not Responsible, ‘Says Stapleton— pene. for “Dad” \ Emmet Casper Mi any ‘“ * shortcomings, or other- wise, that may be in evidence inthis de- partment of the paper in the next few \days, must be accepted by fn indulgent public for a little baby daughter arriy- ea in his home Cis aes by stork delivery. * ‘'s it's sure a ‘grand and glorious f this: papa. stuff.’ "The mothera d aby are doing: nicely fthe baby, by the way, weighing~gight| big pounds, net. ie ed ce FUNERAL SATURDAY The funeral of James, Blakeley will be held at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon from the Shaffer-Gay chapel, Rey. Walter 1. French of the ‘Methodist church offiel- ating. NEMS «ala ~ SCOPT FUNERAL TONIGHT. Funeral services for Mra. Mabel Scott will be held from the home, corner Lin- and Kirk streais, at 7:30, this even- ing, Rev. Robert L, Lemons of the Bap {iat church officiating. The body will be shipped to Upton; Wyo., tor burial. Why not enjoy the de- gba pleasures of fine tea, en they cost no more than the very doubtful enjoy-, ment. of common tea? Schilling Tea is cheaper | than. common tea. in two Midwest, has returned from a trip to’ ‘ways: Tusk, eg nbd sn ms oi ae * ove Powell of Morrill, Nebr., is a wth tse the Henuing hotel while at- tending to business: here. B. F. Fletcher ca Be associates are ‘on & trip to Pine Mountain where they will inspect their holdings sf the Pine Mountain dome. I. Cheats. anes ¢c 2. You really ge me locate here. hoa ie Patmaaiea re othe you, pay ‘for: fine’ Tich invig- ; orating tea-flavor.” panehmyp ined citar post pac : At grocers everywhere, A Schilling & 2 San san Francisco a. ‘on-business. connected with: ail inter: | He expects to Miss Agnes Clare, of the oNanty. @ Buick roadster to> Lanra ) “word has teen raisived that Mr. and ‘Mrs. H, J. Peterson and son Ralph are enjoying the winter at the Pines apart- ments In Long Beach, California: They Patrlok J. Fitbin, has fs visiting here |’ Arthur K. Lee, president of the Na- \ e W. J. McLaughlin is here from Riv-} ner_and Cochran Denver, distributors of the Chandler car, Is 2 business visitor Be \ spent several |” ing to flattering qualities of charm of this wrap beauty and style, -but of we the southern resorts. here today for the fir association, ever held, because. of adyance made. in profession in base hosp during! the war. ton, city editor of the Ls ‘Herald, declares that FOR THE DEBUTANTE—From Flori- dx 40 Honolulu every debutante | will Jong for » 1920 fan-tesi silk wrap, éw- the sensationally eZ it early or late at any of} x -Ray Specialists Convene for Meet ATLANTIC CITY, N. (United Press.)—Foremost X-ray Dent ists from all over the-count yentioy ‘of the American Roentgen Ruy | Experts said the sessions, which will) last two days, will be the most important! the georgette u Just as time or else of taking to novel sind this silk. Phe is not only sits the possibilities: ders, Ju. Tan, 30 st postwar the tremendous | medicosnirgie: vitals neross Ke: eel gle et its leavening , Varies, ‘world's most: up-to- een Tie ahaa the date and sanitary Baking ’ same, anid results are always = fonder fuctary, _ the sime—always the finest Containg only such “Remember ‘when you full pound, if you want i iment to a moderat so has the female « silkensandergarmen léngthts of mull, lovely soft Treneh voile for the decora jor blue bowed, turns the modern maid tjon of the Inner wor into a golden girl and makes her go For over a year t days elever Parisian lingerie signers haye evolved the most chile adorable undérgarments of dainty t ed voile to_take the pi hy priced silk materia Rither of some allove: vivid. shade of the sets, all hand made, ofte fascinaiing thoetess silk worn affects the di or cise the two-piec: short’ shemise and ties. ‘D\ese little sets so chic and cun- ning are. now being taken up by Ae fean femiNinity tho the bloomer and} eamasole-oy the envelope. chemise-sti!| Home Cooked ‘Appetizing Food Way the mot prominent p: underwear of A_ charming )¥renc easily be copied hy sunshine yellow vou is plain saye for around the top thru which is run a }lavender satin ribbon and hemstitched hands of the voile run over the shoul-| The wide, short pa CALUMET BISCUITS—light, flaky mounds of goodness—capped with a tender, done-to-a-turn crust. You’ ‘ no other biscuits can _ minute the first latch comes from your oven. |Baking Powder Makes Most Palatable and Sweetest of Foods ~—becausé it is absohutel ee can and in the g SAME ROUTE AS SWISH OF COCKTAIL SHAKER IN U.S. eee ine ce ROHE jrow, niffles 0 ender at each’ side. tiny hand-up pin tucks: Profitoers fo: foil. ‘bined in lavender is'a smart volle draw-} Team No. 6—Capt. J.B. Keith, M, C.| NPW YORK: Jan. 20.—Sinee the prod-| er combination the camasolé ponsisting (Crouch, RE. W. Bailey, R. B. Lummis, | POLICY will kee the nck of che silkworm have spun up to of two points, front-and -hack, laven-} |Robt. .F. Veitch; W. W. Sproul, W. A.| P lauch dizzy Gost-heighis, 1io,ane but nidex hound and held over the shoulders | Blackmore, Harold Banner. H Fi b Se | Mirae Croastis ¢ant atford the luxury of with lavender. bans, ‘The drawers are| * . 19—Capt, C. H. Townsend, | ome fires’ dDurmng nnidies. sort and rosy days when’ slightly full, short nuffa of pink: held in- , J. 8. Mechiing, J. W. John-| ’ glove sili vests, crepe de chine/com- td tighter cuft-like bands of the laven- ‘Thompson. Dr 'T. Mor-| after you re gone. hbinations, Wash satin chemises and erepe der just above. the knee, | de8 were easy of-attain- Trish crochet is a popular adoernmen silk underwear is chemises and nighties appearing in elab;} ns the swish of the orate vakes or else in the tinjest of edg-| ings. The pink of perfection ag to. undér- the male muititude has gone the extreme teneths in imbibing wood | garments is beginning to: pall a bit, wel’ hol) perfume and other substitutes have been so pinkly perfect for so long. | for the delectation of the inner man, | Yellow is quite the favored lingerie tint . In lies of fof. the moment especially among. the gone to the sheer |non-silk models snd from pale. maze to voile. Invender ainsooks, batiste and | the yellow of the sun, an. during the war- the clouds metaiiically ond etter by. de joeettie a golden, lining, Jugo-Slav Answer Is Ridiculed: by { prohibitive yhudd votta| piping of a) ext of little charms no-less | Now we are; a White with a hi (By United Preks.) their bosoms and hearts ROMR,. Jan. erie them “quite sheer and sear awer to-the allied proposition. for set- ig tlement of the Adriatic dispute is “ah- Ne eee neat varie) agtucely unsatisfactory,’ the iden Na- Is today said, ‘The answer is un: wer combination) worthy of serious consideratic wor LUNCHEON | a Gl 3 Reasonable -Price ren Business Men’s and Women’s set which can The short chemise | a hemstitehed band} Episcopal Parish House Public Invited ~ Special Clearance Sale on VELVET HATS” Thursday, Friday and Saturday *: Misses’ and School Girls’ Hats, T5¢ up to’$2.00' 3 Ladies’ Hats, $1.50 up to $5.00 MRS. M. E. SANFORD, _0. Ss: ita sis Ne Floor s have nar- ll admit that — e with them—the You save when you buy it. You save when you use it. ‘You s2ve materials it is used with, A perfect product of the ‘been agent ap- footing with a how of} A ‘coral voile ‘drawer’ combination is nin except for Hemstiiched band and ie ‘X rose pink | Carthy, Rudy Deltw y plump purse are of the sheer white batiste or nainsook Italian Journal 20.—Jugo-Slaviu's art: " the pa- ner decinred. home fingers is of Luneheon, Saturday, 12 o'clock i). H. Hagerty has returned from the jOsage oll fields where the Casper- Osage syndicate is spudding in a new well in section 26 of its holdings. THE CAPITOL LIFE’S MONTHLY INCOME FOUR NEW TEANS FOR AMPNGN AE FORMED Four new teams for the Chamber of! Commerce drive were filled this morn-| ing. They ate: | Team 11—Capt. Pat Sullivan, M. WN. Castie, O. R. Hawley; R. H. Nichols, | 0. lL. Walker, A. Ri White, D. C. Me Browning, ©. J. Cacharelio. t . 10—Capt. | T. ©.) 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