Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 25, 1921, Page 3

fe ? FRIDAY, FEB. 25, 1921 ~Je Casper Dany ermune Wives of Railway Officials Visit Here. Casper was honored this week by the visit of four prominent Chicago women, Northwestern railway women's asso- ciation and the wives of officials of the road. The ladies, Mrs. Walter J. ‘Towne, president of the association: Mrs. A. M. Easte, vice president; Mr: BE. vid Gregg, chairman, came here in a special coach and were met at the train by members of the local branch association. During their stay here they were elaborately entertained. Mrs. G, A. Holmes presided over a tea given in honor of Wesinesday and in thc evening of the same day a reception was given in their honor in the basement of the Methodist church. o'clock: luncheon was given for them at the Henning, Mrs. J. B. Barnes, Jr., hostesses, Tho decorations were car- ried out prettily in red, white and blue, and dainty place cated the places about the tables. At this luncheon there were eleven visiting ladies from Chadron, and of- ficers of the local auxiliary, besides the honored guests and hostesses. Tv Girls’ Club Is Entertained at Gloria Blake Dare Studio. The Gloria Dare Blake studio of Vocal and dramatic art was open last night for the members of the Junior and Senior clubs of the Girl Reserves. The girls were chaperoned by Miss Helen Wells of the Y. W. Mrs. A. G, Fidel, advisor of the club. Mesdames Robert Mitchell, Patten and C, A. Cooper of Tulsa, Okla., assisted Mrs. Blake in receiy- ing. A program consisting of numbers and readings by Misses Ruth Kimball, etta Gutshall was given, an, a student at the studio, sang a pleasing selection und Gloria Dare B. ‘he homes in the east yesterday, happy over them during their stay here. ees officers of the Chicago & fer, Hall, treasurer, and Mrs, Da. dancers, the visitors Yesterday a 1 Mrs. Holmes and acting as cards indi- visitors returned to their very shown week, the hospitality Cc. A, and WwW. ditorium. musical Cornel Cottrell and Henri- Roy Mor- friends. Blake gave a pianologue which was encored many times. The girls of the club all expressed @ppreciation of the hospitality of the studio. An invitation has been ex- tended by Gloria Dare Blake to the Members of the Business and Profes- sional Women’s club to attend an gpen studio evening which will be held soon. Party Honors Mrs. John Schnoor In honor of the birth anniversary of Mrs. John Schnoor a dinner party was given at her home Wednesday evening. The docorations table were violets and sweet peas. The center piece was a birthday cake firound which many gifts from her friends were placed. Places were laid*for the’ Mesdames R._Dettweiler and daughter Marguer- Garden. pears Casper’; for the Miller, W. Mask Ball is Success Many on lookcrs as well as many all ervaasque, attended the ball at the Winter Garden last even- ing. The costumes were unusual in variety and originality. Were given for the most unique cos- tumes from ali standpoints. The music was supplied by Schembech orchestra with the tion of several new pieces. Legion Dance This Evening. The George W. Vroman Post No, 2 Dance for Saturday Night. The Saturday Night Dancing Club will entertain for the club members on Saturday night at the Temple Au- The same reception com- mittee of the Mesdames Rousch, Sar-] by vice and Johnson will be present. A number of unusual dances are prom- ised for the program. members blindfolded, ite, Carl Bayer, Francis Clark, Julia Blattenberg, J. W. H. Peterson, Harry Dormer, Charles E. Rose, Wm. Emmel, Charles Whcel- er and children, Swartzfager, Pfeifer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L, Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Harvey, Vernon Pfei- Miss Loreli Schnoor and Richmond Schnoor. . of the American Legion will hold the second of their series of dances at the Henning Hotel this evening. The first dance last Friday evening was a rare treat for the number of members and Suests present, and the post is anti- cipating a larger crowd to attend this ‘The ladies of the Women's Auxiliary are co-operating with the post in plan- ning the entertainment and a number will be on hand as chaperons and sponors of the affair. Peterson's orchestra will furnih the music and new being palnned by the committee as between-the-dance entertainments. . . are asked to bring their Paramount Club Dance at Winter Garden. The members of the dancing club will entertain this even- ing at a dance held in the Winter At 10:45 special features will be introduced, including dancing by H. Stahl, assisted by “Miss a whistling solo by Orpheum, and a violin solo by Bus- Rex Mayne. will sing the latest songs as usual and Brice Wilson will be heard on the piano. see Surprise Shower for Young Bride. Mrs. Claude Greves was the inspi- ration of a miscellaneous shower giv- en-at her home Wednesday’ evening. The affair was a surprise and the guest of honor was led into the house to_the tune of ter Middleton. them all, kewpies. manner, Miller, Lena Jake, Pfeifer, Arthur Comes the Bride.” initiated into the housekeepers’ club by other club members. were hidden in the rooms of the house - She was then and Mrs. Greves was made to find The decorations were piuk white, carried out with roses The menu of the luncheon! y. J followed the color scheme in a clever At the luncheon table, each of the guests wrote a wish for the 7. bride on a small piece of paper which} 4, they hid under the petals of a rose. The rose was then given Greves to take apart after the guests * of the party had left. The guests included Mesdames An- drew Kelly, Arthur Bruns, Fred Van Gorden, Jesse Lare, W. F. Hamilton, Rasmus Lee. S. F. Towle, George Raeder, W. H. Thomas, Emma Bradey, Harden, Robert Thomas and Misses Mildred Hamilton, Ida Berger, Violet * Eshelman, Glee Davis, Hedwig Bay- Eshelman, Violet er, Augusta Adams, Carrie Maryanna Thomas. . Dinner Party Is Enjoyed. Cash prizes the addi- ee Adolph Rummel. . coast. Brown-Evans Walter L. o'clock, Mr. street. Boyle’ Mr. garage. . novelty stunts ave Meeting Held of was the ter. Baked Sale by Victory Circle. All of the “. Paramount exhibition “Miss ern Star tonight. . “Here St. Mark’s Guild. The ladies of St. Mark's Guild mci yesterday afternoon at the home of| M., Mrs. T. F, Algeo. Mrs. B. B. Brooks hostess. Many} were in attendance and the time was spent working on articles for the ba- zaar which will be given after Eas- Dainty refreshments were served the hostesses. . Thomas Mr. and Mrs. W. in .Denver enrcute to the Californin They satend to visit,in Cuba before returning to their home here. areas Marriage Performed. The marriage of Elmer A. Brown and Miss Emma Evans was perform- ed at the Methodist parsonage by Rev French last night at and Mrs. Brown are both residents of Casper make their home Brown assistant . Harry P. Hinds is here from Chey- enne looking after business matters and calling on business friends. * and Mrs. Emma Hollingsworth presided at an informal 6 o'clock dinner party served at her home. rations were of cut flowers. were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Abe John, Mrs. Emma Bradey, Bert Periody and F. Henning are oi ne or, for whom a Dewey Jones has returned trom Hs-|82°ch warrant had been sworn out Hoeeteble Ae¢0- hon, Kans., where he has been visitin,; | 8Y,# Neighbor. Places! rriends for the last week. ‘4 Seely leaving the gravel road pircak otk ‘ew miles out of town the roads are Moke. G35 Ball farmenty. akigs $a hard and smooth as macadam until Madge Michie of this place is con-|*"@ hisher roads along the mountain valescing at her home in Lincoln, | #7° hed where the snow is still Neb,, after a serious operation. laying on the ground. After leaving eieue The members of the Victory Circle of the Methodist Church will hold a sale of baked goods on Saturday aft: ernoon at White's Grocery. Beate rake etadiels PERSONALS SONALS | pipe department. Mrs. Bertha Van Devender, who has been in Casper for several duys, has left for Douglas, where she wil! pay her official visit to the Order of East- M. C. Price left last night for Den- ver on a short business trip. ar Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dickenson of Lander have been guests at the Hen- 5-D, ning Hotel. convention of Cadillac dealers. to Mrs.!and visiting with friends. Glen Coen is ar tah tho Mr. and Mrs, A. i Faith Mrs. H. B. Thomas, Cc. Freda |C: Where they | Durman for several weeks. eee Fred L. Thompson, about five more day come taxes from th 8 ago and has been a department. Joe McGrath of the boiler a slight illness. Ss. Ww. shop and assumed his morning. B. H. Post, Owen McBride, York, O. O. Haggard and Ed martin have been assigned the groundhog -out to st atso caused a number of and others, plant. They’ visited Casper for| , Peterson has returned from] Denver, where he went to attend the | - Compbell is here from Chey-| enne looting after business interests the city from his SA on Sage Creek. Spurlock re- turned’ to their ranch home, the Buz- vards, after spending several days here on business and visiting with friends. Durman and little son, jhave returned from Washington, D. have been with Mr. Mrs. Emma Bradey has returned to |her position with the Webel Commer- |clal Company after a long illness, assistant chief *|field deputy, will be at the refineries collecting | in-|j employes. | Industrial News| | signed to the pipe ment is detained at his home owing to Smith of Houston, Tex.. accepted a position in the machine duties The exceptional weather that we have been having for the past few days, has not only served to bring rs, to migrate toward the The parking space that {dle a week ago is now at a premium. | countered several bad division ruary 2 0. 4, held on Thursd the members were informed that they had been selected to con: Feb: cH the |the pay of all laborers of the J y y 1 26,000 the purpose of being present at the|Even Charles Warnock, foreman of driving for a mile at x M Spang: Will becoece | chee Ce a mile at a time in water| La Da become | men. of D per centis The gifts| meeting of the Order of Eastern Star. | the carpenters, was observed flitting |a foot deep hn etre Sarees company: Will - ied Pans ahs Per, cont. Steen along in his flivver, while Oscar ——_-__ | isutmscite or thal Sectaree tee ort ae Aa) D for suerie ky Arminto vis-| Howard of the pipe department has| STEEL PLANT Ct TW Sant in fossa licens aed er q| fins with friends for over the week-| brought out a nice new Overland, PITTSBURGH, Pa., or wcale also will be| Have you someth ng to sell? ‘Try and| end. = duction approximating oo et es a Mikiiied WURi Ace rin 7 20 per cer ade sa Tho cc pune Want A¢ end Regie Me tha Soha tiae tieeting’ ap Ris — L nt in| mad at the ame time. Th one |a Tribune Want Ad, IN tinue serving on this committee for the coming year. ‘This division is com- prised of the following memb E 3. Kemp, chairman; D. C. Knapp | Walter McKay, who Iso fire chief, day in| This division has made an ) enviablie | Fecord during ROAD TO POWDER AER 13 IN GOOD CONDITION Sheriff Martin reports the Yellow. stone Highw between here and Powder River in excellent condition eae Martin made the trip to that to arrest Joe De the main highway the officers en. Overdrafts Total Gem Nut Margarine Means Tender Pastry Making tender, flaky pie crusts is not only an art, but a matter of using the right shortening, Pastry made with Gem Nut fairly melts in your mouth, Not a hand touches it either in manufacture or Packing until you open the carton. depart- » has this Capital Roy 0. M. Gil- to the Order one today, Swift & Company U.S.A. Deposits ___ Total put Fords the Baby, Free BRAD EEL RE Atlanta, Ga. MOTHER’S FRIEND For Expectant Mothers USED BY THREE GENERATIONS Write for Booklet on Motherhood and LATION CO., REMOVAL Condensed Statement of Loans and Discounts SALE Surplus and Undivided Profits._.._.._____ Due Federal Reserve Bank Cigculation ~-______ National Bank of Commerce of Casper, Wyoming, at Close of Business February 21, 1921: and’ will| STANDARD REFINERY NOTES, 5 per cent Redemption Fund_____________.. 4,450.00 at 1321 Poplar V. R. Davis of the tin shop hns left P is employed at|tho employe of the company and is Interest Earned but not Collécted__________ 18,545.36 going to Baker, Mont, » where he has ‘ a homestend, Cash on Hand and in Banks______________ 286, 152.74 M. V. Whiting, formerly connected with the Aztec Mi t Bald. N. t— ~ Pibdsttenetn: Cakner: snbatiy thers ar - $1,466,974.55 $ 125,000.00 18,698.72 26,500.00 123,200.00 1,173,575.83 - $1,466,974.55 JUST A SHORT TIME LEFT. WE’LL SOON SAY GOOD BYE TO OUR PRESENT LOCATION Our new store in the Midwest Building i is rapidly nearly completion. Weare not going to move any of our ‘present stock. Weare going to sell it at prices that will SAVE YOU DOLLARS AND DOLLARS Ev the bargain tables. Blouses Women’s Crepe Blouses, embroidered $5.00 Wool Slip-on Sweaters $2.98 Hundreds of bargains too numerous to mention. Heavy Georgette Slipon Sweaters Women’s and Misses’ All- Aprons Good Grade Percale Bunga- low Aprons Petticoats Extra Grade Black Satteen Petticoats +1.00 fered the people of Casper. Casper’s Economy Store crything is going to go, regardless of cost. THE Night Gowns Extra Heavy Scotch Outing Flannel Night Gowns $1.49 Skirts Women’s All-Wool Plaid Skirts $7.95 Skirts Women’s Silk Poplin Skirts; all colors $2.95 Waists W sia White and Colored Lawn Waists 89° EADER Corsets C. & B. Corsets +1.39 Dresses New Spring Silk Dresses, embroidered, new designs $10 Take advantage of the greatest value-giving ever of- 1 No more window display. Everything has been placed on Coats Winter Coats that sold up to $35 to be closed out +10 Hosiery Women’s Black Silk Gordon Hose 95° 134 East Second Street