Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1921, Page 3

The members of St. Mark's Guild will meet dn regular session tomorrow | the shop. of Mrs. G, T. Morgan, 615 South Dur- bin street. sisted by Mrs. F. R. Hufsmith. All members are asked to be pres- ent. ‘The Christian Woman's association will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Tabernacle, corner of Lind and Grant streets. After the business meeting a pro- gram will be presented by the first grade pupils at the East Casper school. The numbers on the program will be appropriate to Christmas time. ‘A cordial’ invitation is extended to ail visitors to enjoy the afternoon with The W. L. Kuykendall Rebekah Lodge No. 39, will hold a regular busi- ness session tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the I. O. O. F. hall. There will be initiations, followed by a social hour, The Mesdames Frank Henry, F. Bogue and F. J. Souczek will act a# hostesses. oe Election of Officers At 0. E. S. Meeting. ‘The members of the Order of East- ern Star will meet tomorrow evening at the Masonic Temple. The annual election of officers will be held. All members are especially requested to be present. will be held at the church parlors to- morrow efternoon at 2:30 o'clock. During the business session a re- port of the bazaar which was held re- cently will be made, and all members are asked to be present. A special attraction uring the special hour will be the musical num- bers promised by Mrs. C. 8. Walters of Walla Walla, Wash., who is in the city visiting at he home of her sister, Mrs. F. B.‘s'irmin. Mrs. Adam's committee will be in charge of the serving of refresh- ments. eee Talk on Education At D. A. R. Meeting. . At a meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution which was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mra. E. Richard Shipp a talk wax made by J. C. McGlade on “Mética- tion.” The usual short program, including the reading of the president's address from the D. A. R. magazine.was given, and plans were made for the work to ty establishment. Miss Johnson has had experience in the art of mar celling, and will be a great addition to Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Cromer were Mra. Morgan will be as-| passengers on the Burlington enroute to Denver. While there, they will at- tend the Methodist Conference of the Denver Area, to which Mrs. Cromer was appointed lay delegate, represent- ing the Sheridan istrict. They will be absent from Casper for about a week. Mrs. Sam Service is leaving tomor- ot When a Federal Bureau reminds ie that children should not drink coffee or tea— Why not think of your own health? The F. of Education includes in its rules to promote health among the Nation’s school grown up? to children, as any doctor can tell you. If health is valuable to childhood, it is valuable always. If harm to health should be avoided until bodies minutes, Sold by all The road to health is a good road for anybod y to follow. be carried on by the organization dur. ing the year 1922. Following the business and the pro- gram parts of the afternoon a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served by Mrs. Shipp. The place of the next meeting has not been announced, but the regular: date is the second Tuesday in Janu-| Dr. W. R. Wynne, who came to Casper about two weeks ago, to take charge of the medical department of the Veteran’s bureau, is in the state hospital suffering from malaria fever. He is under the care of Dr. C. N. Geis. Dr. Wynne contracted the disease in the Philippines and suffers from it in- termittently. eee Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Moran are leav- ing for Bakerafield, Cal., to make their home there. Mr. Moran has been con- nected with the bureau of mines here and is being transferred to the Bakers- field office. eee M. G. Pierce, employed by the Mid- west Refining company, was suddenly summoned to San Diego, Cal., last evening, because of the serious illness of his wife in that city. Mrs. Pierce has been ailing for some time and left for Caltfornia last fall in the attempt to recover her health. eee Attorney, and Mrs. Hal P. Curran have returned from Denver where they have been spending the week. They will remain in the city for several days before returning to their home in Car- bon county, @ee O. 'W. Hewlett and Cora Hewlett are leaving this afternoon for St. Louts, Mo., where they will spend some ‘time visiting with friends and relatives. eee Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Williams return- 4 this morning from Denver where they have been spending the past two weeks. Mrs. Williams was called to her former home in the Colorado cap!- tal by the death of her mother, Mrs. Anna Grimes who has numerous. friends here. Mrs. Grimes died fol- lowing an {liness of about two years. . . Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lewis. are ‘spending the day in the city from Salt where they are living. eee with her counsins the Misses Nellie and Willa Slade, hag returned to her home in Columbia, Mo., where she will attend the University of Missouri. eee Miss Louise Johnson of Minneapo Us, Minn., a graduate of the Marinello parlors, arrived in the city yesterday and has accepted a position at the Marinello Beauty shop on the balcony ot the Smith and Turner drug store. Mrs. Baflow is the proprietor of the shop, and with a number of recent Requisitions has a most complete beau- & life certificate in Ne I have come to Casper for being is in poor health. I find employment soon, I wonder if you will aid me. I ean do clerical work, clerking, or honsework by the day, besides my grow up, is it worth taking a chance with health when bodies have the addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, for those who Peplor to eatke the deinkk while the meal te being prepared) made by boiling for 20 - (grocers, at Bates Creek. Pertaining to the tional trainees. near my*brother a ucation and qualifications, and I pre- | his ranch home at Bovina, Colo., and | sume entirely capable of fil will spend row evening for Salt Lake City, Utah,| Mrs. F. B. Firmin, at her home, 804| position that requires © considerants ¢ Mr. and Mrs W. Theses where she will attend the wedding ofSouth Grant street Mrs. Walters is amount of brain a ee meting of South Grant street Mrs. Waiters is amount of brain work. 0 True ow coat and let ook like new. Wo Call What a Beautiful Art Calendar We've heard this ex- clamation a good many times in the last few days, ever since we began to Le Give Out These Calendars Free to Everybody You do not have to be a customer: of this bank to get one; just step in and: ask for one before they’re all SON, | is womintamantiess. The National Bank ‘of Commerce “A Bank of Strength and Service” ~ de chine, last— to $7,00— @ K. Deaver, cashier of the Casper| National spent yesterday on his ranch Tom Martin, rancher from Deer ver | Cresk, is spending the day in Casper. a. Seg AS pee an’s bureau left last night for Chey- enne and points in the southern of the state, attending t8 and Co.,/ fiscal agents for the new! Wyoming Refining company, which is) It is neces- |D¢ing organized here, returned yester-| day morning from Denver where he|_ C- H- Retmerth and “Ralph Van Den- had spent seyeral days in the interests | Pers are members of the firm. A count- of the new organization. | pias Claude Greve, formerly a resident} the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. He Saves Money ---Why Not You? economy ‘othes. Dig out that old hat, suit American Hatters and Cleaners 129 West Railroad Avenue. PHONE 7147 L. E, KILLEBREW. are well known an4 have many friends j Who are glad to see them. ee business work of the voos:| desks. begins with us clean it up to and Deliver. going from there to Chicago and will| new office rooms. return the first of the year. eee eee The Reimerth and Van Denberg of: fices in the O—S building, floor, have been renovated with sev- Dart| eral changes made to make tho office |Fooms more efficient and ccnventent Harry E. |consultation room, while the room ad- Ryan, of Harry E. Ryan| ‘oining it at the rear, will be for the CAFETERIA CHICKEN NOODLE DINNER WEDNESDAY Don’t Forget That your wife, sister, sweetheart will want at least one piece of famous PICKARD CHINA this Christmas. Our wonderful selec- tion of this most beauti- ful of wares contains ar- ticles suitable for all. The Kimball Drug Stores ce Bow bem constructed In thy outer| Attorney M. W- Purcell. The woodwork has been re-|its sessions December 17. cee vate. varnished and the walls cleanef so that the whole appearance is that of HL. L. Leland, an official John Casey, assistant county attor- ney, will leave this afternoon for| ‘Washington, D. C, where he transact business for the offices of fourth {Continued on Page 7.) Gifts That Are Appreciated EVERY ITEM IN SILK Teddies, Sally Sets, Gowns, Knickerbockers, new Pongee Sets, Skirts, Petticoats, Negligee. BUY THEM NOW AT 20 Per Cent Discount Joe Shop Phone 1304-W 256 South Center Street While In room, and the door signs have been| the east Mr. Casey will also attend changed so that business visitors will the national convention of the Amer- enter directly Into the business room | ican Association for the Recognition while ae Geek room will remain pri-| of the Irish Republic, whch will start of the \Parkersburg Rig and Reel company, in Casper on busi- ests of his company. wil! Midwest Refining company, has re- Attention, Moose All Moose are requested to meet at the Shaffer- Gay Funeral Chapel at 3 o’clock, Thursday afternoon, to attend funeral of our late brother, H. P. Holmes. J. N. KRAUSS, Secy. PHILS CASPER’S LEADING SPECIALTY SHOP A Special Silk Underwear Sale To give the people of Casper the chance of buying: two Christmas presents for the price of one. This is a sale which has never been equalled. 5 Thursday Only GOWNS Made up of finest quality crepe washable satin and georgette; lace trimmed and tail- ored; $12.50 values; while they $4.95 Chemise and Teddys ‘All of finest quality crepe de chine, washable satin and geor- gette; some fancy Jace trimmed and tailored; regu $3.25 We Received for Madame Evening, Dance and Dinner Gowns Direct From Our New York Office. \ SPECIALLY PRICED $49.50 to $95.00 The usual prices of these gowns are $69.50 to $145.00, No duplicates. TODAY Camisoles. A most wonderful line of cami- soles in all washable materials, tailored and lace trimmed. Some extra sizes included. Values reg- ularly sold up to $4.00. $1.45 One only'of each model. Make your ‘selection while these special prices prevail, Opposite, but not opposing, are the twin modes of black and glittering col- ors in formal gowns for the social sea- son, the poignant sea blue of sapphire sequins a foil for costumes of stately black jet, the shimmering coral red, a contrast for gowns of bronze, gold or silver, and velvets a complement to me- tallic fabrics, A deposit will hold any purchase until wanted, lar yalues up it It’s from FUCHS’ She Will Appreciate It en Boudoir Caps Specially priced $1.50 to $3.75 In all colors, have just arrived, Boe eeenenan ene NeTNETNONEETOONEN: AOERUTOO NOELLE (h ” 7OOOOOOO004040060064004644404b ran a nak ee