Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1920, Page 3

“Bale. : _ At’a meeting of the members o! Social Service Circle of the Ladies’ Soclety of the Methodist church, ‘py wers made for an apron sale and taa-to. . be held in the church parlors, the. Sat- urday before Easter Sunday. The pians are as yet incomplete, and thé commit- tee will be appointed at the next spe- Clal meeting of the: circle, ¥ o-7 Bridge Luncheon Honoring House Guest. Miss Evelyn French of Chicago, Il, was the honoree at a bridge luncheon | given this afternoon .at the home of her sister, Mra. in Lester, on Na- trona avenue, with whom. Miss French is visiting. ‘The decorations were in . Keeping with St. Valentine's day, with red hearts, red roses and clever yvalen- tine favors for the guests, , After the luncheon the afternoon was spent ‘playing auction — bridge, four tables playing. ed The Victory Circle ‘of the Me Methodist Chureh met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. H. Wolcott, 128 South Ash street. After the business meeting ® social hour was ‘ed, Light re- freshments were by the hostess. a * Informal Afternoon Bridge Party for Monday, Mrs. Gus Bell will, be the hostess at an informal afternoon's bridge party this coming Monday; in honor of Miss Eyelyn French, who is visiting here with Mrs. Burton Lester, from her. home in-Chicago, Tl.’ ae 8 Marriage: Ceremony Performed This Noon, ~ Miss -Anna Gibbons and Eugene Courtner were quietly married this noon atthe St. Anthony's Catholic church by the Rev, John Mullin.” The young couple were attended by Miss Gladys Ford and C/A. Cullen, both ‘of Casper. The_bride wore a tailored suit and spring hat. Mr.-and Mrs.Courtner, left this -aft- erhoon on a wedding trip to the East: ‘They will return here to live. Mra. Courtner has been employed at the Post office, and- Mr. Courtner has ao —_pesition with the Standard refinery. : 1 * ‘" ad \ , Purham Friday afternoon. ham was unable to be present at the) Program of. Fourth Concert, Announced The musical program to be presented by Professor: Rudolph Lundberg, as- sisted by his’ pupils, complimentary, to the American’ Legion “and Army ‘and Navy club, on (Monday evening, Feb, 16 at 8 o'clock in the club rooms in th West hotel building has’ been announ' ed as follows:: Pro; Duet: “Good Night, Beloved!”, Nevin Mrs. Don Lobdell nd Rudolph Lundberg _Piano:; Trown (a)“God be With Our Boys Tonight” \ Pe =----- , Sanderson. ) “Laddie Tin Khaki Novello Ridolph Lundberg’ Bolo: “Nuthin’" _./l2--.-...Carpenter| Dame Fashion her .apeing ‘slavelings} day World.’ ~--Ball| seems quite plain. to me is “Be @ bit’ of fis: the organization of a class of young: Baeda Ericson and Ray Hol si “The Trumpeter’: ... + J.-C. McCulloc! Solo: ‘*When Love is Kin Beatrice Boedefeld “Second | urka.. Ingla Black Bolo: “Little Grey Home in the hol =A. ee Piano; ‘Star of Reasenninic Night” lecun mn bahawectenen ars OUNEFBON Mrs, Lobdell, Selma Young, J. Go McCulloch and ‘Rudolph: tana i Wyeant » berg. “ Accompanists: Mr. C.>B. and Rudolph Lundberg. . Mrs. W. R.-Johnson Entertains. About forty of the society matrons of Casper were the guests of Mrs. W. R. Johnson this afternoon at a dainti- ly appginted bridge luncheon given at the Henning hotel. Pretty dark green baskets filled with red tulips, ferns and fuchsiag were the floral decoration: and the place cards and afternoon vors were sliggestivo of St. Valentine”'s ‘The afternoon was. devoted to playing auction bridge. aes Kensington Club Circle Mas Nice Meeting The Kensington club circle of the Tadies Aid society of the Methodist church met at the home) of Mrs, H, B, Mrs,. Dur- service, but the seven guests were nicely entertained by Mrs, Durham's mother, assisted by Mrs. John, Jourgen- sen, : ead Mrs. Gus Bartlett and her daughter, Carrie, .who have been Visiting with ‘Mes. ‘Bartlott's .mother in Cowehta, ~Godard |» SPRING MODES. ARE READY FOR SPRING MAIDS By MARGARET ROHE (Written for the United Press) NEW. YORK.—(Ry, mail,.)—The spring: time médd is all mixéd up o'er what she is to be, becnuse the fakhions seem to show s0, much diversity, Some say, Wasp waists and hips are chic. while others do opine we will adhere to straight effects and cling to length of line, ‘That Vital qbvestion—length of skirt-is still up in the air. Most of the smartest skirts are, too, you see the models wear,’ And yet goodly. por- tio)_eling about the; ankles prim and with their Purkish trouser drapes con ceal the well-turned limb. ‘Then. there's the footnotes - of the mode,. milady’s dainty’ shoe. ~ Some still insist the long sharp vamp our in- steps step into but more and more on every hand and every foot also one sees the snub nosed French short vamps go tripping ‘to and fro. For many. sea- sons they, have tried to get a, toehold here. ‘That they have won by many feet it really does appear, © Quite irre- spective of/your feet, it sort of ‘seems to me, the shape of shoes the keynote of your temperament may be.) Tf you elect the narrow path ‘most decorous to tread, of course, you wear 2 nar- row shoe, sharp pointed if, instead, alon; the broad, highway of joy you archly wish’ to skip, short broad yamp your high arch fdot wil greaily ald to trip. ‘They come in most ornate ef- fects with lavish straps and bows with thireo-inch . heels, as -hish-1umost—as prices, goodness knows, Of fabrick. for the. springtime wear some. say_the best are plaids. Hoot mou’ the tarltan flaunts supreme for grown ups or for tads. In serge, In taffeta, in*‘gay .or neutral colors, all sorts of plaids are ‘seen, When you have seen (their; chic disp) you're sure revery Sunday at 11 o'clock in tha T. 0. oO: CHRISTIAN SOIENCR. Christian Science services “are held FP. hall and on Wednesday evenings 9:20 o'clack. The lesson sermon. cer to- snorfow is “Soul. The public is cordially invited “16 at- tend thesé services. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Pine and Cunningham Sts. 4H. Gockel, Pastor The Sunday school, will meet. tomor-| row at-9:30, the. faces again which have heen missed the last few weeks. Tho morning service begins at 10:10. The text of the sermon will he La 10,4842, the well-known story of Mary and Martha, The theme is: “Phe-Son of Man came not to he ministered urito, but to minister.” In ‘the evening servige,< commencing: at 7:20, the last of the series - of, ser: mohg on the ten-commandments will be delivered, ‘The Commandment to he dis cussed is: Thon shalt not-covet,’”” Do you know (what. spiritiuilism, or rather spiritism, really is? Ta it a bless- ing oy is it & menace to Christianity and to. (yn general? Next Sunday eve: | ning We shall expose it, not merely to the certain light of human reason, hut to the searching, infallible light of the Word of ‘Goa. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCIL AND CON- GREGATION WORSHIPPING AT COUNTY COGRTHOUSE } { Robert L. Lemons, Minister! Bible school at 945 a, ms Cl ahoye the primary grade are cond at the courthouse, primary classes at) basement of the parsonage, 414 South! Beech street, Morning worship and sermon at 11:00 o'clock. The pastor will preach on, “fhe Baptist Chureh a Debtor.” Young. people's meeting at. 6:20 tp. m. Topic, “What: Prayer Will Achombliah: Read psalms 34:1 o'clock. Serman theme, “A Night in a} Doomed City,"* you'll be in bad as feminine Beau Brum- mela if) you don’t go in ‘for plaid. ‘And then another faction in vera o ‘spring stuffs in ail the Oriental. co and. Algeria, far Chinn and’ Japan with.adash of little Egypt make up the general plan of blended hues harmonious designs. distinct and quaint that from all other fabries these differentiate. The most of them have backgroinds of neu ral beige or gray on which gay ships #0 sailing or birds and beasties play. Fans, bowls of fruit or landscapes these quaint designs depict, You'll be a mov, ing picture when in this stuff you're trl on Serbia, Roumania and other Bat- lings snotae Dag eons. and, £0loR, Ings of ‘reds ani ‘Tots. it like the péasantry, out there our gentry will, be decked. When thus dressed up it may be hard one’s status’ to detect. But what is to be gathered from this: conflict of the modes when to extremes goads? ‘Well, really the deduction that overstning’ 268 be Je: dernier be le dernier er ert,’ “>| LIMING GOST HITS EVEN MO. VALLEY MINISTERS high cost of living as it particularly ap- plies to ministers and their families will be one of the chief topics discussion ferences to be held in. Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma simultaneously February 16, according to announcement. made here. The Missouri’ conference will be hela in. Kansas’ City and the Kansas conference in Wichita. The meeting place of the Oklahoma conference was not giver. [PERSONALS | Christine Strand is® expected here today fom California. She was called here by the serious condition of her son, Edward Strand, who {s ‘ill with inflammatory rheumatism and bronchial pneumonia at the state hos- "pital. ve Dr. GM. Andersen has returned from a trip to Missouri and wilt resume his practice here. dee €..P. Plummer has returned from Cheyenne, where he has spent several Qlays attending tg ogi « Mrs..-H. B, Durham arrived last night on the ‘belted Burlington train from Cheyenne, where she had been visiting |with friends, Attornes*Darham is. still Okla., are leaving there for Indian-|\in Denver attending to business mnt: ‘apolis, Ind., where Mrs.- Bartlett ‘will ters. attend. to business. They expect (to rurn to Casper in the early part of Mune," ‘SPORTING PARSON MAY COME TO UNITED STATES ' sporting paraol the pastorat cension in Brooklyn, N. Y., toured the eastern United States as 2 member of a several years. ago, Rey, eon ake Date ‘a ‘member of Miss Langt te. of the Church of the As- told an ‘oheryinwer that the Brooklyn offer appealed to him. “I visited America in my acting days as! cien A On Ns of Veins Nebr... is company,” | Here, Ho intends: to, locate in this part Cc. extended business trip thru the state, oe 8 Harry Wart of the Hart Brothérs Silk is company, of San Francisco, Calif., here calling on his) regular trade, eee Masters Maurice Gilbert Jr., from their home | a , Wye, fone of the Stanley steamer Carr ‘and Bhockséy. seen } nere. he’ sald. - "We Ting a very. siccesstil six or the country.» ap ths’ season, opening at the Garrick tre, New York, with ‘The Cross thi America I-shall happy memories and associations.” = Erasmus Lee, who is wintering sheep Rev. Mr. Dighy served ak & chupiain'}at. Douglas, is quite {Nat his home, was the British forces. during the,war. {threatened with DReHRO DIE FE. Winter has returned from an and Myndert Gilbert are here. from their home in Donsiaa\wisting with ee, “LONDON (By: Mail) —The Rev. Bver- | Gilbert. ard Dighy, known in England as “the mn, ** ‘who! has been offered Mr; and Mrs. W. M: Henderson are here visiting with friends for the next week’ ‘w7i3; Chenoa just purchased}, from the S. Lie Brebhat of Kansas City, Mo., Ways’ and touring the whole of the }rixture designer for the American Fix- ‘eastern states. If I now decide to go to {ture company is in’ Cgspor, on business, be. renewing many Speciat music at both services. “The Church if) the. Courthouse” needs you. The services are earnest interesting. A cordial welcome awaits your coming, Is the God of the East the;CGod of Casper as well? Why should any, one come to the west and forget his religion? Walter L. French, Minister Second and Durbin ‘Let us go unto the tikes of the Lora.’" “Men's greatest necd, Ae the church's! Puericuiture, greatest task,' will be the subject ofthe JAndat night Aye sub, Fl hat it means toftolio Wesis Christ.” This follows the sub- Ject of Jast week, ‘Does it pay ‘to fol- low: Christ.”” ‘Miss Ingla Black will lead the Ep- ‘worth league; subject, “‘China’s Every+ ‘The latest thing in the Sunday. school men, ‘taught by. tae Durham, Tt has met two Sundays with surprising at- tendance and pre enthusias: The ae al shi to all. young ten’ who will MRE OE 8 LE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Durbin and’ Delaware Streets, Pyening worship. and sermon ‘at [20 ‘I was glad when they sai@aunto me, | “The Delt the béantiftul anthem, Love My Shepherd Is, at7 ofclock. ( Sunday, school, ia held at} Messrs. Earle D, Holmes and R dolph | Lundberg will sing as a duet, Hark! My Soul,” by Nevin. Mra, the meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society, We hope to see many of| M. Haines “at the church at 6; You be very welcome, | school at 945 a. m.; morning prayer and sermon pt 21 a*m.; evening prayer and Bible talk at 7:30 p. m. Wednes- day oly cammunion ‘Heavily Endowed by METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH | | taught ®: the Holy Spirit." fning the choir, will sing “The King of | by Shelley, and Ia“the| “Hark! In the evening the choir will sing, ‘Crossing the Bar,” by Macy, and FP, , Leachinsky will sing Blount’s rat Rest.’ Mrs. Leschinsky will also sing for which ‘is to be led by Miss D, p.m, COME, St, MARKS crencn, | | Rey. Pidiip K. Edwards, Rector, | Holy Communion at 8 a, m.: church at 10:30 a. m, litany: and -penitential office at 4:30 p, m. Friday-service and sermon at 7:30 Pe ME alo amt | YANKEE GIRLS TABOO TATTO DESPITE MODE) +-“<By United Press) “WABHINGTON, Feb, 14.—American women’ who yearn to be “‘a la mode” and “advaneed” will hesitate in fol- lowing the ‘newest fad of Paris ana London’ women who are going in Tor’ the ‘painting of chipmunks and. other | cunning Tittle animals on their white 'shoulders,’ jdst above the shoulder- straps oftheir evening gowns, This falls far short of the mode—in America, -At least. Women. of the Osage Indian tribe did itcenturies ago. + ‘They even exténded the custom to the decoration of their ankles, according ta the Smithsonian Institution, which studied the custom through Francis? La; Flesche, Indian expert of the institution. ‘The custom is fully described in a Smithsonian publication which calls it, “Ga-hi-ge O-k'o” or the “Rite Belong- ing..te the Chiefs.” Chief Wa-xthi-zht explained the custom to Expert La Flesche. ees eg \Child Institute Is American Red Cross Vick’s VapoRuh ij Flu Germs Are Breathed In. In- f . KEEP AIR PASSAGES OPEN ‘ing, nnd inhale the vapors, also’ apply = a To Prevent Flu: flamed Air Passages Make | Ideal Breeding Grounds for} These Germs. Melt a Little Vick’s VapoRub in 9) Night and Morning and_in- hale Vapors—Also Apply Up the Nos- trils Several. Times-a Day, Especial- ly Just Before. Reine: Exposed to Crowds, % Fla This Year Is Milder: @ While we know very little more abort | the flu. now than we did last year—the germ itsel€ has never been positively identified—still most authorities agree | that the flu germs are breathed in. If the system. is in good shape and the embrane or lining of the air passages is in healthy condition—these germs are thrown off, Bs A good plan ‘is to melt a Jiltte Vick’s VapoRub in a spoon night and morn alittle up the nostrils several times a day, especially just before being &x-) posed to crowds, Treat All Colds Promptly Above all, keep free from colds, as, colds irritate the lining of the air pas- lnages “and make them’ reat breeding grounds for germs, Prompt. use of Vieck’s VapoRub afis in preventing colds.’ For head colds, sore throat. or hoarseness, rub Vicks well over ’ the throat_and chest and cover with n warm flaine! cloth. For dean chest colds, Revere sore throat or bronchitis, hot wet towels should first be applied to the throat, chest and back “hetween the shouldr blades to open the pores, Then Vicks should be rubbed in ‘over the parts -until the skin is red—spread on thickly and covered wjth two. thick- nesses of hot flannel cléths. Leave the glothing loose around the neck, s0 the yapors, réleased by the body heat, sam. be freely Inhaled, These vapors, inhaled with hth breath, carry the mediention ‘directly to the lungs and air passages. At the same time Vicks is absorbed thru and stimulates the’ skin thus aiding to re- PARTS (By Mail) —The Institute de der the direction of rnatiqnally famous, aa h advate mopulation, has been ened Phe h ay endowment , of. 2,500,000 francs.rom.the American Red Cross.. The institute is designed to be one of the largeat baby welfare centers in the world and ‘will be run along: ’ model lines for“the: purpose of instruc. tion ahd advice to similar institutions all over the world, Every recognized principle of sanitary Science, for the physcal and ‘moral-de- velopment of their children -will.- be to‘ the “mothers. “Expectant mothers will be admitted to the classes @nd a riew departure’ will be made in this liné of work *by’continuing the in: } struction from the’ prenatal stage until he ‘chfld ‘is 15 or 16 years old: rof. Pinurd, W..H. Bradley, Minister: Dr. Cromer will preach for us tomor-! morning his theme will be, “The Dei (By Associated Prens.) KANSAS. CITY, Mo» (By Mail The | row, both morning and evening. In the founded by, the Association of French The ‘large buildings, until” recently used by the Edith ‘Cavell hospital, War Nurses, will provide a temporary | of Jesus Christ,” and in. the ‘evening, home for the institut |at state-wide interdenominational con-}, ¥ Phone 1304-W 156 South Center ARRIVALS A.New Line of Spring Suits Also Millinery > . ist—. 28--—— need of e YOU NEED IT: use it is dependable. it is thorough. Z , 34--Bgcause-it is a Service whose ibeatc principle is that of adequately and correctly meeting every make of start: There is’ an “$Exide’’ Battery for every Bh “A Sure Stare Assured.” CASPER MOTOR CO. ‘¢ battery, Phone 909 Natrona: Power Co. Phone 69 | Bogefo-chedip-dtpafoetocgo-stoatoctect a te Bs Ae se ao-sSo-aho efo-ahe-aSe efe-efe-ofe ole fe ofe ale ofe-ete-ete sloege eve the congestion withine Use of Exterpal. Treatment for Colds | Increasing , Viek's VapoRub is the discovery of a time-tested remeilies, « thol-—Enacalyprus-—-Thy When ‘the salve” is heat, the form of vapors. “Vieks is part |ehildren’s croup or colds, jternally applied used freely and The best eviden }Vieks Is the st lof people who. have \the use of this “outsic re Beginning with the cus smau retail dru and therefore can w often ightest Rarmfal effects apptied these ingredients tb ™| e t ate sin {North Caroline druggist who found how }te combine in salye form, he standard phor—Men to—s0 that ‘a the body Uberaged in “Marly recommended for & it ks ithont 4 value of number nan 17 million jars And this in spite of ks is a new form of treatthent to mhany folks in the north and west. Vicks can be had at ail dru gigts in three sizes—A0ec, ae or $1.20 Ads © ARPE TERS NOTICE, Eocal No. 1464 will hola meetirig at the next. regular mi night, Feb, 17, for the purpose of voting on an as (Signed, sament, Please be present, . THOMPSON, cording Secretary. 2-14-28 “1 peoples the custom hands is unknown, and it viways affords them a great deal of amusement to see white men en| in the JUST ARRIVED—A | LARGE ASSORTMENT OF “Klassy Kaps”’ For “Men KEELER EERE EE * We now have just what you have been looking for in spring caps—come in and je them over. Elgin Shoe & Clothing Co. “The Store Accommodating” \s EMH IEEE EHH HIE HEHEHE HAH EARL HHH Western Electric Swinging Wringer Washer Will ido away with all, wash-day worties. Balance payable in easy month- ly payments. a | bis er Sale’ starts MONDAY MORNING, FEB. 16th. Phone Now for a Home Demonstration by Factory Expert. € Patast ¢ ? 2 oe efoto 2 a) Saat rr Poh iM K? Perrone, eS oy Me ? RS rr K ev, ree, 2 nce tote & hoe diottocsedteite os RS aod + OM Sars Sas o, OO, Perit, 2 or % 2 ? Moshe chest ooh eco-ate-ete- ete ¢ ? iM soete-atot + ? iM 4, Mat Sac ee So oegoe aot 1% ? od ao oete eters io ? +, %, ? D> : % tay S