Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 10, 1922, Page 3

auspices of the Masonic Dancing club. ‘The usual good number of Masons and their ladies are expected, and dancing will last from 9 "clock until midnight. Light refreshments will be served. cee Mrs. M. C. Keith assisted by her daughters, the Misses iMéfldred and Marjorie Keith, will entertain tomor- row afternoon for the regular meeting of the P. BE. 0. A program of interest is planned, and @ social afternoon will follow the business session. see Informal Luncheon For er. Mrs. Margaret Freer, singer who appeared at the Iris theater .n the vaudeville program given Wednesday and Thursday, was the guest of honor at an informal luncheon served at 1 o'clock this noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. MacMillan. Mrs. Ma- mie Corpy of Denver, sister of Mrs. Freer, was~also an out-of-town guest of the affair. Mrs. Freer has been a friend of D, S. MacMillan, manager of the ladies) ready-to-wear and the dry goods de- partment of the Richards and Cun ningham store since 1907. Part of the afternoon was spent in reminiscing of old times. Mrs. Freer is returning to Denver | where she will stay sor a short engage ment before leaving for New York where she will sail to the continent, Mrs. Freer will take some finishing work at well known musical conserva- tories on the continent as well as make a world tour. The act in which she starred at the Iris was highly ap- preciated by the music lovers of the city and hearty applause followed each selection. . . Class Meetings Are Postponed. The Upstreamers class of the Metho- dist Sunday school which was to have met with Miss Naomi Brittain this week end, will not hold a regular ses- sion until further notice. The meet- ing has been postponed on account of illmess in the Brittain family. oe. Shower Given for ‘Two Babies. ‘The Needlecraft club members held a shower yesterday afternoon for the twin babies of Mrs. Ellen Goughler, 980 South Jackson street. The affair was a complete surprise to the moth- er, as the club members first met at the home of Mrs. J. E. Lloyd and then proceeded to the Goughler resi- dence in a body. Each of the babies wes presented with’a silver cup as well as with many other pretty and useful gifts. A jar business session of the club was held followed by a social aft- ernoon spent with needlework. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Loulse Howard and Mrs. Dora Rhoades. ‘The guests of the afternoon included the Mesdames Dora Cartwright, Ella Brown, Frances Brady, Josephine Nes- bitt, Mary Blake, Louise Howard and Dora Rhoades. ‘The next meeting of the organiza- tion will be held February 23 at the home of Mrs. Frances Brady, 1263 North Durbin street. v0.8 oe Fair” to Entertainment. ‘The girls of the East Casper school have made the final arrangements for the “county fair” which will be given by thetr division of the Girl Reserves of the city, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’ciock in the Methodist church par- lors. Many of the guests wi'l come in cos- tume to add the old time atmosphere and the side shows as well as the booths where candy pop corn, and trinkets which will be sold will all add and in every detail the scheme is be- ing worked out by the girls them- selves. All of the Girl Reserves of the city and thelr friends are the invited guests of the afternoon. The mem- bers of the clubs will come in costume. see Is Lovely Affair. ‘The Valentine day idea was charm- ingly carried out in the decorations, table appointments, and score cards for the last of the series of bridge luncheons to be given by the Misses Ed@na and Lenis Smith at their home on South Center street, which was served at 1 o'clock yesterday. Following the dainty luncheon .the afternoon was devoted tu playing auc- tion bridge. The high score for the afternoon was taken\ by Mrs. H. R. Lathrop and Mrs. Cecil Bon received the consolation. eee Miss Lloyd Leaves» For California. 6 Miss Alice Lloyd is leaving this eve- ning for Santa Monica, Cal., where she will join Miss Marquerite Lloyd and Miss Helen Licyd. Miss Helen is & student at the Santa Monica school. Miss Mary P. McPake, former city nurse, who is now in charge of the entire Wyoming district for the War Veterans bureau a1 visiting nurse, has returned from Nunver where she has office in the Oil Exchange building as- sociated with the Veteran's bureau. ore Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Carter are leaving this evening for their bome in Cheyenne after spending several days here visiting with friends and rela- tives. Mrs. Carter was formerly Miss Helen. Carlson, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Heriry Carlson, prominent pio neers of the city. eee Miss Vera Middleton has returned to spend some time at her home her. cee Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams ure in Mr. Adams’ mother, who is en route to Crawford, Neb. from Southern Cali- fornia where she has her home. ee Mrs. Mamie Corpy of Denver, arriv ed this morning and will spend several days here visiting with friends. Mrs. Corpy is a sister of Mrs.‘ Margaret Freer who gained many admirers through her musical performance at the Iris theater. (cry BRIEFS | Gus Hardendorf has returned to the joffices of the San Juan Petroleum jcompany “in the city after looking after business interests in Denver for severm) days. eee Mark U. Weber of the Chappell 0! company, secretary and field manager is expected to return to Casper this week end from Denver where he has been on business for several weeks. eee B. W. Strickland, W. Deeds, and W. I. Rehr have returned from Salt Creck where they spent several days lookmg after business interests, * ese H. B. Durham is in Denver attend- ing t> legal matters in the interests of the Durham and Lowey law office. GENERAL IND MRS, SAGE BUSTS OF GOVERNOR CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 10.~-Gov- entertained at dinner Thursday even- ing in honor of Brigadier General Sage and Mrs. Sage of Fort Russell. Preceding the dinner the Thirteenth Cavalry band from Fort Russell seren aded the governor and Mrs, Carey, SYRUP PEPSIN THE FAMILY LAXATIVE Take Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsi: when consti |. bilious, Readachy erout of sorts. You will find your gen- eral health and complexion so im- Reeded. ‘Thousands of weanen bate Y. W. C. A. Cafeteria Fried Chicken Dinner ........40¢ Chicken and Noodles ... Chicken Noodle Soup . TheFlower Shop Arkeon Building Phone 1485 Cut Flowers, Potted Plants and Funeral Designs. her home in tho city from Chicago, Ill. |Knight, arrested here a few days ago where she has been taking a Lyceum|on a chrrge that he had robbed a course. Miss Middleton, daughter of |brother Elk of $25, but not prosecuted Mr. and Mrs, D. W. Middleton, will|on that charge will be turned over to| |Denver whero they are visiting with | alleged to have been stolen were found | ernor Robert D. Carey and Mrs. Carey as ee Engaged to Ferdinand ~ : ‘The engagement of Ferdinand, Ex-King of Bulga: to fotte Hronek has just been reported in Europe. ‘ttle Hronek fies: tremely wealthy and a popular member of th owns preperty in Argentina and a ‘noted for the fine sables she wears. | CARD OF THANKS. | We w > express our sincere . than to our friends and neighbors | MR. and MRS. H. 0. SWENSON | AND EMMELINE for the kind sympathy extended to CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 10.—w. J.! us during the illness and death of our little Merrill; also for the beautiful o.crings so lovingly given. 2-10-1t° Custards are the best desserts for tie state of Idaho. which wants him in| connection with the theft of two rail-| road tickets at Pocatello. The tickets | in Knight's possession when he was| arrested here. Nothwestern Che Casver Maily Cribune LARAMIE COUNTY WILL TURN TN ALL STATE TAX) CHEYE . Wyo., Feb. 10.—Lara-| mie county will pay to the state of| Wyoming all taxes collected under the} state levy for 1921, not following the lead of several other counties in their course in withholding a sufficient amount to cover taxes Jost to the coun-| ties through exemptions ander the| soldier bonus act of the last legisla ture. Laramie county however, will} Present to the state a claim for $6,700 —the amount represented by soldier! exemptéons in the county—and will! await developments looking to a test in the state supreme court «* the re- cent ruling of Attorney General W.| L. Walls that the clause of the bonus} act providing that the state shall re-| imburse, the counties for taxes lost| through exemptions, is unconstitution- | al |H Cowles, severcign grand command Smoke Transo ‘Cigars. bility follows. FRE Beant! | Lowers Fares * CHICAGO, Feb. 10—Western tourist rate reductions of approximately 30 per cent were announced.for the sum- months by the Chicago and North western and the Chicago, Milwauke «nd St. Paul railroads. Similar reduc ions were announced yesterday by the Burlington, the Great Northern and he Great Western. A can of Calumet Baking Powder wiil make more pies, cakes, biscuits, muffins, etc. then a can of most other brands. It lasts longer—goes farther be- cause it contains more than the or- dinary leavening strength— there- fore you use less, 2 When a recipe calls for two tea- spoons of baking powder, use two level teaspoons of Calumet, the re- sults will always be the same — ey oe PIC eerie when you buy baking pow- der and don’t forget that Calumet is the economic buy because it goes A can of Calumet contains full T6oz. Some baking powders come in 12 oz, instead of 16 oz. cans, Be sure ANNOUNCEMENT By permission of the Marinello Company we have been admitted to the Approved Marinello Shop List. The Approved Marinello Shop Smith & Turner Drug Store Phone 1550 CASPER’S ONLY APPROVED SHOP Patrons are assured of the same Marinello treat- ments they received in any approved shop in U. S. The Marinello tests are very rigid, and none but shops of high standards with up-to-date rules of sani- tation and scientific cosmetic treatments are admitted. Hairdressing, Marcelles, Facial, Manicuring, Electrolysis. Fish and Birds. EXTRA The suits are made of tricotine and taffeta. A The capes and coats lours. georgette, Extra quality Black Sateen wuality Black $1.00 . Bungalow ‘ingham - $1.00 Women’s Gingham Women’s Fancy Embroidered ra Silk Boudoir $1.00 Wislcs ches Re cs Muslin Me cprpors: ope n’s , ma batiste Gowns __. $1.00 Women’s 2 FOR $i 00 and satin “ $i 00 Brassieres — e trimmed ——-..— ) Women’s Crepe Bloomers. 2 FF $1.00 Opposite Postoffice Use Mazola for shorten- ing your next cake or pie- crust. Follow the usual recipebutuseone-quarter to one-third /ess Mazola than butter. You will find that your recipe comes out better, richer, and tastier than it ever did be- fore, and perfect digesti- illustrated 823 Waists and Blouses Made up of the best quality handsomely broidered and lace trimmed. FOR eaTURD’Y SELLING E $2.98 » Every one an $8.50 value. High Official Is Consistory Guest | CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 10—Jonn | er of the southern jurisdiction of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, was a guest of Wyoming Consistory No. 1 at a meeting held Monday night and addressed a large gather- ing of Consistorymen of this city and other Wyoming points. Sunday even-| ing the sovereign grand commander was a guest of honor at a dinner at the Plains hotel, a second guest of honor being John A. Riner, 334 de gree, sovereign grand inspector ger eral for Wyoming. Orphan Home To be Improved} HELENA, Mont, Feb. 10.—The} state board of examiners today au- thorized the expenditure of $62,000, at ifally Po Lteaspoon Vanilla Flavoring Break eggs, add sugar and beat with Dover beater until light and thick. Add Mazola and water and beat until thoroughly mixed. Fold in « sifted ingredients. Bake in pans oiled with Mazola. SPECIAL For Saturday Selling Only — $12.95 all-wool tweeds and jerseys. ‘ The dresses are satin, canton crepe, poiret twill, full range of colors. are made of tweeds and ve- em- WHAT YOUR DOLLAR WILL DO HERE SATURDAY Gordon Silk Hose, per pair ... Dresses ....—.... Women’s White New Spring Suits, Coats, Capes Children’s Gingham Fancy Lawn Waits 91200 CASPER’S ECONOMY STORE The Leade PAGE THREE Twin Bridges orphans’ home. Of the construction of a Gargle with warm salt water building and $12,000 for rep. fr —then apply over throat— od buildings. It was announced that within a few days, as it is intended ete anal cael | VMAsoRes Pat Camey, a mémber of the or Und Ys phans’ home board, and Supt. W. H George informed the board of exam- iners of the institution's needs. & s00n as possible | Meet me at the Smokchouse ti MONEY SAVING SPECIALS ALL THIS WEEK A Wonderful Selection of Your Choice of KIMONAS NEGLIGEES At $2.95 One-Half Price WAISTS Two selections of DRESSES Extra Special at $12.95 and $24.95 All shades and styles. Corsets ain Meitestorion One-Third Off | 20 Per Cent Off NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY Hundreds from which to make your selection at One-Half Price GLOVES 56 South Center Street Phone 1304W Now Ready A Spring Line Containing Fisk and Regina Pattern Hats Anne’s Hat Shop Midwest Pharmacy Balcony 904990000 00-064 60-00406-9400-60000-00 and Dresses EXTRA SPECIAL - High Class Suits and Dresses Beautiful embroidered. and color, SPECIALLY PRICED FOR SATURDAY SELLING $29.95 Values ranging up to $50.00. Every wanted material Millinery for Women The very newest and up-to-the-minute styles. Every conceivable color and trimming imaginable. Hats that you pay trom $10 to $25 each the world over. DIVIDED INTO TWO LOTS For Saturday Selling Only LOT 1 LOT 2 SF Tle Women’s Black Satten Pettibockers_ $1 00 Infants’ Cotton Blankets. 2 *°* $1.00. Fancy Silk Embroid- ered Night Gowns___ $1.00 Midwest Building