Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1920, Page 3

National Bank of Commerce (Celebrates Seventh “the National Bank of Commerce celebrated its seventh monthly birthday. at a dinner given by Sidney Moritz of penver, in the private dining room at the Henning hotel, table decara- tions were of bewutifully colored glad. are the dinner a number of short talks were given in which the founder of the bank, Arthur K. Lee, anu the manager an@, cashier, Joe E. Denham were the recipients of enthusiastic con gratulations on the splendid growth of the bank @uring the few fnonths since its establishment here in Casper last November. The guests at last night's diuner 1n- cluded JMr. and Mrs.’ Ralph Hueiner, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Denham, Mr. and Mrs. T, C, Daniel, Mrs. W. H. Iree- | Miss Helen Thompson, Miss Mar- ite King, J. W. Brown, Ralph F. Kamman, Arthur K. Lee, H. M. Cady of Billings; Mont., and Sidney Moritz of Denver, Colo. i ead prof, and Mrs, W, F. Mundt and son, clyde, of Tulsa, Okla, were the guests Yhursday of Mr. and Mrs, Earle D, Holmes and family at ‘thelr home, 804 south Wolcott street, Mr. Mundt and family formerly lived in Olean, N. Y., where Mr. Mundt was superintendent of schdols for many years. He is now connected with the Texas Of! company. Yesterday the guests left for the Yel- lowstone National park making the trip overland. Mr, and Mrs. Holmes, Miss Margaret Holmes and Miss Mar- garet Douds sccomparied the party 45 far as Aceiinge oe Interesting Address at’ W. ©. 'T. U. “Meeting The regular meeting of the W. C. B U., which was held on Friday after- noon, was called to order, by Mrs. 8., E. Bailey, state president, in the absence of Mrs, H. K, Burdick, local president. ‘The devotional exercises were led by Mrs. L. P. Hall followed by the prayer by Mrs. Bailey and Mrs.: Prager. > Following the regular business meet- ing the Rev. Walter H. French gave an interesting address on the subject of “Patriotism”. He took the eharacter of Nehemiah, one of the patriarchs of the Old Testament as his example, showing Nehemiah's ‘struggle in re- building the city of Jerusalem, in ever coming the many hardships and the final success’ in rebuilding th walls and gates, which stand for in nity and honesty, so that his power as felt way beyond the city, Ther as a + iore modern example, Rev. Freaen spoke: of the many self denials and sacrifices made in the past foyr or five years. In closing he commented the W, C. T. U. on its patriotism in starting in a small way the great project, proliibi- tion first in the town, then the city, state, nation, and finally ‘1da-wide. After the talk Miss ler sang, several songs, playing her own acccm- paniments. The meeting was closed in the usual manner and all who at- tended enjoyed the profitable afternoon. « 8 # Mrs. G. H. Brown and daughter Della Grace, who have been visiting vith Mr. and Mrs, F. A. Goulding for the past week, left this mornig for Saeri- dan, Wyo., where they wil make their future home, Mr. Brown, who is em- ployed by the Burlington, bes been transferred to Sheridan, a) Mullison-Hennessy Announcements Received Announcements of the marriage of Miss Margaret Elizabeth Mullinson to Thomas P. Hennessy which took place at Cheyenne, Wyo., on Thursday July 24, have been received by Casper friends. Mrs, Hennessy is the daugh- ter of Mrs. Christina -Mullison. She was formerly the deputy state superin- tendent of schools and has made numerous visits in Casper. eee Miss Curtin Quoted . in Chicago Magazine, In the May edition of the ‘Business Woman's Magazine", published in Chi cago, Ill, Casper has a representative in Miss Margaret Curtin who is quoted as follows: ‘Few women ever get heat prostration from making hay while the sun shines, This is the spring of the, year for big things, so never mind your old dress, put your bulletin in overalls, and make it work,” * Moonlight Pienie at Speas Ranch Mrs. J. M. Speag and Miss Mary Wag-} ner entertained_at a moonlight picnic Jast night in honor of Miss Mildred Douds, of Ames, Towa, who is here vis- iting with Miss Wagner whtle 2nrouze to Idaho, A number of Casper Leople were guests and all réport a most en- Joyable time, s 0 Mr. and Mrs. W. &, Ciark of Den- ver, Colo., were business visitors of Cas- per yesterday. Ice Cold Watermelon 1 Cantaloupe Served at the Fountain Fresh Fruits of All Kinds The Palace Ice Cream Parlor 240 South Center Street [PERSONALS —~ Farl D. Boyle is in Torrington and ects to return this evening; driv. ing back a truck. iSite eee H. F. Haesler, formerly connectqi with the Casper Pharmacy is in the city from his ranch homestead near Douglas. : cee J. D. McKay of Omaha, Neb., is among the business visitors of Casper registered at the Henning hotel. ey Miss Ailene Dodge has returned from Lusk, Wyo., where she visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Preiser, a a) Mr. and Mrs. M. C.. Dutton have re- turned from Upton, Wyo., where they syant about two weeks on an outing iD. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hoffman, and Mr, and’ Mrs. John M, Amspoke of Douglas, Wyo., spent yesterday in the city, making the trip overland in their motor car, yMr. and Mrs. John Bafnes, Mrs. Billy McCoy, and Miss: Winnie Buck- num have left on a ‘two-day fishing trip in the mountains. ‘i “e's Miss Kate Anthens has resigned her Position with the Nichols and Stirrett Jaw ‘offices and expects to leave the first of next month for Sioux City, Ia., where she will be with her parents. see F, R. Buchanan has returned to his home in Salt Lake City after spending sevéral days here on business; Sobre: J. M. Douglas, geologist, returned to Casper this morning from Denver, where he ha’; ‘been for several days. hie 8 @ Cc. P. Plummer, attorney, is leaying this evening for A so. R. K, Staley, broker, will return to- Morrow from an extended business tri in the east. * se 8 s A. Lee Bagsby is in the city on: busi- ness from southern California. He is leaving today on a motor trip thru the oil fields in this part of the state, see «J. F. Campion is here from venver on business. Mr. Campion js a regular visitor here. see C. B. Ganson of Rawlins, Wyo.. spent yesterday in the city attending 10 busi: ness matters. * H. B, Durham. has rethrned from a business tfip of several Jays in Deén- ver, Colo, ** Vietor Gehr, who is employed with the Standard Oil company, “has _re- turned from Indiana where he was called by the illness of his-mother. ‘Daily. Fashion Hint z. = ~ A SURE SIGN OF SUMMER. Vacationists whe get away early are selecting their bathing costumes for the new season and the latest models are indescribably pretty. ‘This one, in dark blue serge, has a long blouse held in with black tal: feta ribbon. Bands of the ribbon out- line the lower edge of the blouse and the V-shaped neck. The bloomers are also of serge, Medium size requires 3 yards 54-inch material. Pictorial Review Bathing Cos- tume No. 8878. Size 6,34 to 44 inches bust, Price, 25 cents, OOo Denver on business, 7 “MISS WYOMING,” MADE FAMOUS BY FRONTIER DAYS IS°GOING EAST TO INVITE PROMINENT FOLK TO RO PAGE THREY i Miss Helen Bonham, and this year’s Frontier Days poster for whiciz she posed. “Miss hee a is going east, The cowgirl who ‘ast year jump- ed into fame as the subject for the state of Wyoming’s poster announcing its historic annual SHORT CHECK WRITER HELD K. A. Tidball was arrested iast night by Deputy Turcotte on a charge of hav- ing drawn four ‘or five checks of $16 each without having funds in the bantt. Indications are that Tidball had no bank account here. Tidball claims to be| from Cheyenne, Wyo., and is special agent for the Mutual Benefit and|* Health association of Omaha, Neb. His} preliminary hearing will be before| Judge Wy BE. Tubbs in justice of peace court at 2 o'clock this afternoon, | —_——__—_ Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Herle of Chicago, Ii, are spending several days in the} city visiting with friends and attending to business matters, W. H. Kline of St. Louis, Mo., fs here | on a short business trip in the interests | of his concern in St. Louis. s2 6 C, H. Carroll of, Denver spent yes- terday in the city attending ito: business | matters. connectedsgithe his’-oil anter- | ests. Bind: AF Frontier Days is again put in the limelight by her selection as a messenger for Gov. Robert D. » Carey in deliverin; the president, scraggly ee pate ‘rom the it application of SNewbro's cide your hair will begin to take a new lease on life. Your dandruff will begin to disappear— Your hair will begin to tone up and in a short time will be aglow. with ie Transform your dull, brittle, hair into health end beauty. Department Herpicide is Sold on a. money-back ‘guarantee at all Drug and Stores. Barber Shops. Vanilla WHOLESALE 414 East Second St. EVERYBOD | The Palms Chocolate Strawberry Maple Gur Tutti-Frutti Ice Cream is composed of seventeen different kinds of glazed fruit and if you once try a dish at our fountain you will always want some more. All orders taken before 11 o’clock will be delivered before noon same day. All Kinds of Roses and Cut Flowers, Including American Beauties. 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Leary, division freight and pas-/cream of Denver, exctisive at Kim- senger agent of the Burlington rail! pana, Served by doperts. ele road company, bas returned from a i week’s trip to Omaha, Neb, where he OPPORTUNITY SUIT SALE Society Brand and Morse- Made union-made Clothes $28 Regularly Retailed Up to $40 $38 Regularly Retailed Up to $50 $48 Regularly Retailed Up to $65 $58 Regularly Retailed Up to $75 | J.L. Learner 260 S. Center the party the party sb. on an Jack Davis of Berkely, Ca is here KODAK FINISHING “One Day Service” Bring your films to us for developing and printing. Get the benefit of our expe- rience and up-to-date meth- ods. All work left with us is ready for delivery next day. USE “EASTMAN” FILMS FOR RESULTS Casper Pharmacy “Home of the Picture Shop” ERA ERE EHH KAHLER NIAAA HHL REESE EIR, St. MARK’S CHURCH Seventh and Wolcott Sts. Holy Communion at 8 a.m.Church School at 9:45 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon at11 a.m. No evening service. REV. PHILLIP K. EDW ARDS, Rector. EAH IEH HEH HHH N HHH HE HAE EH HERE HEE wn SIE % * * ES ae Good Sight and Good Appearance Are Combined in Glasses When Fitted —“THE BURNETT WAY” Persons whose sight is defective cannot enter into the full enjoyment of life. Many things must be un- heeded and others be but vaguely understood if seen imperfectly. But the best of life is open even to these with the aid of correctly adapted Glasses. They can be made to’see easily and clearly if the defects are taken in hand early enough. pert atten- tion should be given to every one’s eyes periodically — quite irrespective of whether they are considered de- féctive or not. Have your eyesight tested NOW—so you may make good any defects that may exist. “Let me look you in the eye.” If you don’t need Glasses you can’t buy them from us. N , : Burnett Optical Co. Practical Optometrists Casper Henning Hotel Entrance Wyoming j EMAAR AH HEHEHE IHRE HA EEE H HE LAH HAA LEA AAAI HS JOS. I. 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