Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1922, Page 3

SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1922. PAGE THREE needs no introduction to photoplay | for several of the large producing com fhe Casper Daily Tribune IF IN DOUBT JUST ASK THE “MAN WHO KNOWS,” AT THE IRIS ALL NEXT WEEK ‘OY SCOUT SUMMER | CUM TOBE HELD AS USUAL THS SUMMER CD e | ~ “\nayal Neighbors ‘To Hold Social Evening. ‘The Royal Neighbors will hold a so- : ‘ cial evening May 22, in the Odd Fel-| Friends of Mrs. Roy Williams’ win | ows’ hall, starting at $ o'clock. The| be pleased to learn that she is yt hyd a summer camp of the Cas-| public is invited. Cards will be played. | nicely at Soap Lake Springs, Wash.,,P** %0¥ Scouts will be held some ‘There will be no regular meeting. |to which piace she went on May 8,,;‘!™me during the month of August for . ing, that he would come on to Casper by train. “A Bank of Strength and Service” Informal Dinne- at Home Of Mrs. W. B. Cobb. W. B. Cobb presided at an in- formal dinner in her suite in the Wyandotte apartments last night. Several friends were present. Cards were played after the dinner. A very enjoyable time was experienced by all Pep Club Meets With Miss Low. ‘The ePep club met Friday evening at the home of Miss Ida Lowe on St. John street. Ten members were present. Guests who attended the entertain- mnt were the Mesdames Lowe, Beaver and Hunter. The club has planned a “weinie roast’? at Elk Horn creek for Sunday. Ssei ts “A Pate of Gloves” ‘Scores Success. ance. ne role of Jefferson Ruggles taken by ¥% J. Tregiown and that ot Mrs. Ruggles taken by Miss Madelyn of unusual excellence. Others of the cast who did good work, were the Misses Florence Koch, Mr. and Mrs. Drew Kuntz Visifing Here. Mr, and Mrs. Drew Kuntz arrived from Denver yesterday morning. They are visiting with Mrs. T. M. Wetz, 1029 East Sixth. Mrs. Wetz is a sis- for the , occasion: arranged bas, been 1 be taken. . ‘ing will A silver offer! 4 5 ¥. W. 0. A. Othees Submit Resignations. aie ‘At a meeting of Bee Bees a night thé board jas ace R. Lowell as general Miss Julia Steere as secretary and that of Mrs. associate a cafeteria director were ' Swearingen as received. Mrs. Lowell will months in Colorad s : heen given the position of refteation leader at Camp Maqua, Maine. This is one of the largest Y. w. 5 a camps in the east. Mrs. Lowell = Miss Steere will both leave Juno 1. | Both of these leaders while connect- ed with the jocal organization have done very remarkable work. @fiss ‘Steere has been directin gthe Girl Re serves and has achieved wonderful success. eee Clan Dance ch Enjoyed. ‘The Stewart Clan danc> given last night in the I. O. O. F. hall was a splendid affair. A large turnout of clansmen and their friends was pres- ent. The Stewart Clan pipe band fur- nished excellent music for the occa sion, * Methodist Ladies’ Aid Plan New Critic. “ ‘At a business meeting of the Ladies ‘Aid society of the Methodist church held yesterday afternoon, plans for the forming of a new circle in East Casper were discussed. On the resig- national of Mrs. Pierre as treasurer, Mrs. Lester Parker was elected to the ' office. Mrs. Pierre ts leaving Casper. ‘The following musical program was rendered by the Busy Bee circle: Piano solo ------------- Mrs. Minkler Recitation __----—- Shirley Dobbins ! Song -- ___---—--- Billie _Minkler Recitation David Edelman Piano solo ----------- Gladys Legan $F090-9 0998O9-9-O5049 OHH OGF “2 Personals B9SOSGHSDHHLSOTILOHOOOHHOY Miss Wilma Scott returned to Bould- er, Colo., last night, following a visit with her parents here. Miss Scott will complete the spring term at the University of Colorado. eee H, A. Burk, who has been spending the winter in California returned to Casper this morning. Mr. Burk drove from the coast state until he reached Thermopolis a day before the big storm broke. He was delayed there for several days, and finally decided, since the rewa@s weer Sew ‘in improv- Seabright, stood out as being possessed | | spend the summer | o, Miss Steere has for rheumatic treatment. ar Mrs. Charles I. Rose will leave to | morrow afternoon for diffirent points jin Indiana, Mrs. Rose will be gone |for @ period of six weeks. paar pai coats | City Briefs State Geologist G. B. Morgan came in from Cheyenne yesterday and left |late in tho day for Riverton. eee | J. Rey Colvin of the State Pure Food bureau at Cheyenne, was in the city jyesterday on his way to Riverton. | eee | ‘The Rev. Charles G. Stout returned yesterday from Denver, where he has been attending th Colordao coenven- ee Deputy faeriff John Powert re- jturne: *om Cheyenne this morning. Mr. Powert was a witness on severcl jcases of importance that came up in jsemeral court there. eee | John Bek of the Producers and Re- |at Mohoney Dome. eee George Keogh of the Chicago, Bur- lington and Quincy railway, is here from Alliance, Neb. . OWOMAN'S INSTITUTE . By MARY BROOKS PICKEN EORGETTE surely has a close © rival in vyolle, especially for summer wear, and the sheer quali- tiles of yoile are always a delight when daintily and attractively made. A voile dress should never be stinted in material, because it takes on a stingy look that can never be overcome by any amount of trimming. Lace used with it must blend both in texture and in color, and tucks, like -embroidery, must be as dainty as needle skill can make them. bo The panel effect of the skirt makes it unusually attractive and 4s such that it may be used effec- tively with another type of blouse. This blouse, hfvever, has much in its fayor. The tucks on the shoul- der give desirable fulness. The youthfulness of the sleeves and meck Ine adds much to the sum- meriness of the frock itself. The hat $s of yellow straw and the cherries are of orange satin tint- ed to a henna brown. A henna band of transparent straw Onishes the crown. The hat Is faced with yel- low to match the dress, @ period of two weeks, The site of the camp has not been decided upon/ yet. Earl Burwell, Frank Palmer, and the Rev. Philip Edwards are on the camping committee. They will make a personal inspection of any contemplated site before making a de- cision. The two sites most seriously considered are located in the Big Horn mountains and the Bates Hole coun- try. ‘The committee this year is doing its best to muke Jt possibie for every boy to atteid this camp who so de- sires. The fee has been placed at $10, which just about covers board. This may be paid in installments of not less than 25 conts, with $0 cents down, Such a plan gives every boy an incentive to save what money he| mer camp. Over 300 boys are eligible to at- CUNNING S¥ Co.-3 Mysteries of all descriptions will be type easily explained, for everything all times to the complete examination can and apply it toward the sum- the order of the day starting tomor-|is done in full view of the audience| But the fact remains that his work is mystifying stunts|my@tifying to an astonishing degree, row, Sunday matinee when Cunning|and appears at the Iris theater. the vasious hich the professor enacts for the de- all of which, of course, adds greatly from the theme, “The Buried Talent.” Young people's service 7 p.m. Group 3 will be in charge of the meeting. Evening worship 8 p.m. The subject of the evening sermon will be “He served God Only.” Special music at Scandinavian Evangelical. The Scandinavian Evangelical Free church will hold regular services at 11 o'clock in the Swedish ianguage. Evening services will be held at 7:30. Church at South Jefferson and East Fourteenth streets. ‘The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Services held in Labor union hall. 340 North Wolcott street. Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. Evening meeting at 7:30 p. m. Relief society at 2 p. m., Tuesday at Mrs. ‘Alexander Law- son's, 440 East Railroad avenue. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. No collection taken. First Christian. Corner Grant and Linden streets. Charles G. Stout, minister; office in the church; phone 1379W. Services for Sundays commencing with the church ‘school at 9:45 merging at the close of the lesson, 10:35 into the mmunion and preaching service. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 in Ly, less | elisti leven! leven 2:80. topics with ,reference to our work as a, people. A report of our district convention at Denver will occupy a part of the time. A cor- dial welcome awaits all who come and the invitation is, “Whosoever Will.” body Oh especially to the church. ice Sunday afternoon ut 2:50. the evening be; Servier © services in 45 p. m. ing except Saturday at Special Saturday afternoon f “A Pair of Gloves” drew a large tion of the Christian church held there’| tend. | Cunning’s mysteries are not of the|lection of theater patrons are open at) to its value. audience to the Presbyterian taber- Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. | The long suit of this master ts In nacle last night and sent it away od |A. Turner, superintendent. Morning|the answering of questiona put to him CASPER, WYO. completely satisfied. Some very goed) H. ©. Johnson a Denver insurance worship at 11 a m. Sermon by the by persons in the audience, and in acting came out during the perform-/man, .s in the city tod: elist, Rev. A. Sims, addressed! doing this he puts over some of his most baffling achievements. Not only the questions answered, but the ame of the questioner, ts told, togeth every|er with’ other interesting’ data about Chil-) the individual. at) As an added attraction “Courage” a Evan, t 745. The refival services are prog-|yirst National attraction will be shown er each day from 10 to 11 a. m. Every invited to the meetings und ai xiven @ hearty w — IENTAL SETTIN “3: 5 Fath ctr ours. carl Fy Shumaker, 1215 With Hand Embroidery ke a “What a Privilege to Carry Christian Science. loma Bury on the allegation of deser x afternoon fri = Averything to God in Prayer! An- ce bsnsnyats tion. South Cn tere arr program them by cholr: “Out of the Depths,”|_ Christian Sclence services are held a 2 unt 5.0 s Kessel. every Sunday at 11.a,m.in the church] jy sanivan, vice president and iG FOR a ‘Thelma McKelvey, Alice Mechling and |ressing nicely and interest is) incr at the Iris theater for three days, be- Emeline Maxwell; the Mesors H. W.|finers corpoartion returned yesterday - a Vik, 4 by the evening |/"6- Up to date there have been 12) ginning Monday. Naomi Childers Havica, Oliver Wilson, J. H. Rutz, and/from a trip to his home in Grand First Baptist. the evening followed by the evening|‘HE. UP be vee oat uesite the Lord ‘Willard Haines. Rapids, Mich., and to Chicago. He| Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning|evotional and preaching service at). Jot cusser with a genuine revival se Ng leaving Monday for the Wertz camp | worship 11. The pastor will speak aes agrear service will be given join with us, where you are, in proy Regardless of how many payments you have made on an INSURED SAVINGS AC- COUNT, your family or your heirs (should you die) will be paid approximately double the full amount you intended to save. Any man, woman or child between the ages of fifteen and sixty may open an INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNT. We will gladly mail or give you a folder about it. The National Bank of Commerce EAT MORE SWEET POTATOES Order Them from Your ini Judge C. O. Brown has gone to|each service. Rev. C. M. Thompson = tor OCR MSE Douglas. Jr., Pastor. Sti park's hae / 6 655 . Rev. Philip K. Edwards, rector “ 1 fe Earoeg Salen Ofr. and Mrs. Frank Lamar of Methodist Episcopal. Seventh and Wolcott streets. Holy SHUW Al HE LULU pos. Girl Reserves club at the high |Riverton, are in town. 302 East Sccond street. Rov. Lewis | Communion | at § eer neers Grocer ted delegates to E. Carter, pastor. 9:45 a. m. Sunday : cert ae school emir Seen ‘wil be held| M. N. Wheeler went to Denver Iast| school. ii a. m. sermon, and sermon at 11:10 a. m. Today's show at the Columbia opens poe ccc is semme 20 until July | night. Home Doing Its. Part.” in an oriental atmosphere and set- 4. at Estes park a frrgcotoegthes eee Great and Glorious’ Wilson. ‘Trio First Presbyterian. Ung. Plenty of action is furnished |. ‘Thoso receaving Aocine Prait and| Max W. Ball, president of the|“Praiso Ye." from Attila—Verdi, Mr| Corner Sixth and Durbin. | Rev./py American tourists and two 4 POUNDS FOR Mario fad mead Western Pipeline company, went to] Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher. Charles A, Wilson, pastor. Sunday |tramps” visiting in “China.” Sam peers Gelegates to the,confer-| Denver last night after spending two|m. King's Heralds. Mite ‘boxes anjigschool and Bible classes, 9:45 ‘a. mM. Myiic and Al Harris play their usual Election as delegsws t for faithful | 2ays here. thank offering will be received. 6:30) Merning worship, 11 o'clock. Ser- comedy parts-und Ollie Blanchard . ree Sn the local chapter of Girl Re- eed ul “hour conducted by the|™mon, “The Supreme Need.” Anthem.) takes care of the “straight” role. ms é work in the Carney Peterson will go to Denver League. & p. m. anniversary|“O Come, Let Ug Sing Unto the} siviie is at his best as u “Dutchman. j Cuticura Co Jexions serves. eee tomorrow. Mr. Peterson will drive the Epworth, League,| Lord," Holden. Diet, “How Long] ie also makes a big hit with his par mp back a Cadillac. the pastor On ein] Wilt ‘Thou Forget Me?’ Plueger, Mrs.{ ody song and slow dance. Ar Usually Health Mr, and Mrs. Alva Peak see prinelpal ure] Frank and Mis Margnis, Young} A uance by Mylie and Dot Slever and e y Are Entertained. —« sason gave a| 7. N. Shaw left last night on a bus! |p ‘The League Looking| People’s meeting, 7 o'clock. Come out} song by Merrill Siever and the ‘The daily use of the Soap prevents x Mr. and Mrs. ye reas ty ‘on West | 2&8s trip to Denver. | of the Emblem" py | to this Sec , for they are very In-|-porus made distinctive hits last night. || clogging and irritation of the pores, farewell party bat earth honer af. Mr. ease ‘Also a taVieau by Hel-| terest Evening worship, 8 o'clock all, Miss Proy and Babe Neet |} the-usual cause of pimples and Eleventh last nigh ak and daughter, Fred Simpson of the Standard and}en simpsn, duet by Mr. Hambright| Sermon, “Jesus and tle New Cove-| asing songs. Det Siever has || blackheads, while the Ointment and Mrs. Alva Peak snd ove their | Maine agency returned to Denver last! ana Mrs, Osborn, and a cornet solo} nant (continued). Anthem, “Blessing. }a dainty Chinese dance. soothes and heals. Cuticura Talcum Or $2 75 Per ¢ i t who are leaving soon, to, night. i by Arthur Davidson. Wednesday, | Honor, Glory and Power, Tmerson.| ‘rhe. motion picture program con-| | is delicate, delightful, distingué. ° rate home in Colorado SPrOg®. ed until nd be p. m. prayer meeting. Friday 7 p. m.| Quartet, “The Lord Is My Light and|sists of news pictures, .a Buster 2° . Music and games were enjoyed Tish] Mr and Mrs. W .H. Patten motor-| Boy Scouts. 7:30 p. mi. choir rehearsal, |Salvation,” Hall, Mrs, Frank and) Keaton comedy and a western thriller a late hour bebe As: tne hostess. Kastan Salt yg * wemtpe tay radinets ee se Miss Young, Messrs. Jones and Lund-|" Last night brought out an excep ments were se 5 en spent the day inspecting of nits berg. Missionary society ‘Thursday,| tionally good amateur program. To. The guests incinded the Mr. ar4/Doperties in which he is interested Seb iy -Lathoran "30, Mcine Chieu paclonGMes, | Siutis the reeular soinivers, nighé | 3 ae oe Cunningham, A. ynioh South Park and Hast Fourth streets | 2:30 P.m. in the church par night is the regular “milinery night. Mrs. Alva Peak, oe Y sets Hert McCarthy loader, Branch Sun- sittin dowd Le W. Peak, Ernest Mitchell, Mrs. Hol} attorney A, N. Hagood left yester-| 7" ThGockel, pastor. 960 Bupday| sey echools, Kenwood, South Jack} RAIL OFFICIAL O1VORdsD . ‘Holland. school, 10:30, morning service (Ger-| °° s xg a nd Harley @ay for Lender where he will spend eets, 2:30 Dp. cre he “ lenges rary vera days man). ‘ext of sermon: John 16:23-30,|80" and Fourteenth streets, P-| RENO, Nev., May 20.—Sir Georg ae looking, after ‘records 50f/ micene:, “WHateoever -Y Ask|™+ Robert C. Marquis in charge./p4+5° former vice president of the|}E Tea oll interests he has in. this vicinity. 4 joever Ye Shall Ask/ 5, Fenw: ad A streets, | PTY: a : er AR (Neorndieci basal the Father in My Name, He will Give| 2ast Casper, Fenway an +! Canadian Pacific railway, was granted |}! eh cate ‘chapter of the D. Yellow V. d La It You.’ 4:30, evening service (Eng.| 20: Lend a helping hand to these}. Gecreo. of divorce in the distriy ome colonial tea at the w Voile an Ce —|lish), ‘Text af sermon: John 16:23-30,/"eW Sunday schools court here Wednesday from May Sa edifice at the corner of Fourth and Grant streets. The lesson sermon for tomorrow is “Soul and Body.” The public is cordially: invited. Sunday school for pupils up to the age of 20 is held at 9:45 a. m. Testimonial meetings are held Wed- general counsel of the E. T. Williams Oil company returned last night fron Basin where he has spent the past several days on a combined busines: and pleasure trip. nesday evening at 8 o'clock. Do You Remember the Number? - Last night you were given a phone number. Try to recall it. North Side. 1009 North Durbin street. Sabbath school at 10 a, m. George Specht. sup- erintendent; Calvin Neely, assistant. Morning services 11 a. m. Welcome to this service. “Evening service will begin at about 7:45 p.m. The Chris tian Endeavor will give a program in the church hour. Everyone welcome to this service. Rev. C. A. Marshall, pastor. Ae Ambass A 9—Fine HA DEC 8—Great PASS AS O—My LOS ANGELE J—Bird. CALIFORNIA COOL NIGHTS and days made delightful with count- iversions—motoring over mar- velous mountain roads, tennis, horse- to this service. The Rev. B. 5. Win —Fine ter of Salt Creek, will preach at both —Great morning and evening services tomor. —_M ‘ row. Rev. C. A. Marshall, pastor. af —Bird First Church of the Nazarene. Hi 611 East H street. Mrs. Nona D.|}}) Swigart, pastor, 833 North Madison|{\+ street. Sunday school at 10 a, m. Does it work? If not, repeat again tonight. (ee Cafe CHIROPRACTIC Consists Entirely of Adjusting the Movable Segments of the Spinal Column to Normal Position. WHAT IS CHIROPRACTIC? What is a definition? Can you put words together so as to make them say just what you want them to mean and nothing more—or less? A definition of anything is a description of that thing which INCLUDES. everything in the class named and EXCLUDES everything else. Perfectly easy when you know how. Chiropractic is a method of palpation, nerve tracing anu. adjustment of vertebrae for the relief of morbid condi- tions. —Stedman’s Medical Dictionary (1918). This meets the condition for a definition very precisely. No other sys- tem or method combines the unique and distinctive method of examin- ing the spine with the hands (palpation) ; the art of searching out and skilfully tracing sensitive or impinged nerves to the organs in which disease is to be found (nerve tracing); and the specific mechanical &mbassador golf course, for Ambassador and Alexandria guests. Outside room with bath $5 per day up, single; Miszdoubles ce Eeespesn Pion. Wise 4 Misra Docket ood “cf, mericas M THE AMBASSADOR HOTELS SYSTEM back riding and polo. Bathing Peaches gen gus half hour away. 152 S. Durbin e assador is located in SPECIAL SUNDAY oF a 27-acte park of tropical verdure. DINNER A ee oe 11:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. 50c Soup Cream of Chicken with Noodles Choice of Meats Fricassee of Chicken with Noodles Roast Loin of Pork with Dressing Mashed Potatoes, Bread, Butter and Coffee Salad Head Lettuce quiredy THE AMBASSADO! E \MBASSADOR, THE AMBASSADOR, THE AMBASSADOR, THE ALEXAND! ‘Aalanaie Cay [emt erat Dessert Vanilla Ice Cream replacing of the partly displaced bones which crowd those nerves and shut off the flow of vital energy to the rest of the body (adjustment), Every other system is excluded by this description. Even the word “relief” instead of “cure’’ is correct, because the Chiropractor relies upon Nature herself to do the curing. Everything that a Chiropractor does and everything that is distinctively Chiropractic is summed up in those two short lines. simple, so direct, and so scientific that no complex explanations are re- For health gonsult a Chiropractor. Drs. J. 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