Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 28, 1922, Page 3

FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1922. Mrs, Algeo Ente: tains. Mrs. T. F. Algeo entertained 15| State Tribune, members of the Kensington club yes- terday with a tea. | A bridge luncheon is planned by P. is Mrs. Algeo for next Tuesday. At this ersona time a dozen guests will be Present.) The games wiM start at 10.30 a m. and wiil last through until 1 o'clock, at which time lunch will be served. e caks Patricia Sullivan, Isabel Hanway and Edness Mokler, of Casper.—Wyom'ng | Mrs. John O. James has returned | from a three months’ visit at her home jin Missiastppl. Mrs. L, A. Reed | eee to Hold Theater Party. | Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Schench are Mra: L. A. Reed has planned 1.|Vs‘*ors gp the etty from New York. theater party this evening to which 18 guests have been invited. The host-| Miss Grace Wilson, popular in the ess and her guests will attend “The| younger set at Riverton, arrived in Bohemian Girl,” the first of the Bran- j thw city last vight. don operas at the Iris, and will after- o.9,¢ : ward retire to the Reed residence for} Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hagens returned a time. last night from Cheyenne where they eee bad attended the frontier celebration Mrs. Mahoney Entertains Mr. and Mrs. Hagens spent some time at Mountain Cabin. in Denver while away. Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney was the Eee AS charming hostess at a lmcheon and/ bridge party given yesterday at the|from Dallas, Tex. & * Mahoney cabin in the Casper moun-|tor of the Of! Field Reporter and {s tains. Wild flowers were in abun-|©rrespondent for several eastern dance as decorations. The games| Papers on oil matters. He ts here for were played on the cool and spacious} the purpose of getting material for a parole ‘series of articles on the oil fields of |the Rocky Mountain region eee Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Moore are here Moore 1s ed- Mrs. Campbell Entertains at Bridge Luncheon. Mrs. C. Campbell entertained 16 guests at a splendid bridge luncheon et her home yesterday afternoon. A 1 o'clock luncheon was followed by the games. Mrs.'T. J, Riach and Miss’ lowstone park this morning. Mrs Perrot, the latter the house gueét of] 'Thoeny 1s Mrs, Brown's sister. Mrs. Campbell, took the honors. Dec- ee orations were lavender and pink. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Kennedy at Al- eee amosa, Colo., arrived in Casper to- Mrs. Don Smith for day by motor. Thoy will go on to Miss Maude Anderson. Salt Creek where Mrs. Kennedy will Mrs. Dom Smith entertained 14|‘isit with her sister, Mrs. John guests at her suite in.the Poling last | Movar. night with a five-course dinner. Dec- orations were sweet peas. Afterward the party went to the Arkeon and en- Joyed a delightful evening of dancing. Mra. J. W. Whelan and:her mother. Mrs. Neer, are epending a few days of pleasure in Thermopolis. Mr. and Mrs. &. Me Brown and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Thoeny left for Yel Mr. an@ Mrs. M P. Wheeler spent yesterday afternoon at the M. Jargen- son ranch in the Sweetwater country. cee Mrs. A. R, Jameson has just re- turned from Mount Sterling, IIL, and Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Jameson has bee! 01 be eutertain with a dinner tonight for 12], Stonah Btartinen st the cacy oe na guests of the younger social set at|! other, thelr apartments in the court house, S53 after which the parfy will attend the] yr and Mrs. G, R. Waldschmidt opera at the Irie theater. are spending some time visting rela- cee tives in the Dakotas. Casper Young Ledies oe ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Marquis Entertain This Evening. Sheriff and Mrs. Joe Marquis will For Dinner or the Theatre, Beads twinkle in sheer delight for the opportunity of adding to ine beauty of evening blouses They are clannish, tvo, limiting themselves to certain colory wher- ever possible, for instance, steel on henna, black and navy bluse, blue on rust, fuschia and gray, etc. This bodice may be duplicated very easily in rust color, crepe Georgette. It is prettily, yet not elaborately beaded, so that the work of decorating it does not become tiresome. One ang one-half yards of 40-inch Georg- ette is sufficient for bust size, 36 or 38 inches, with % yard of ma- terial for lining. There ose tucks at the shoulder, | run by hand, or hemetitched. The neck is finished on the wader. side with a bias fold of se/t-material (Fig. I), which must have the edge biind-stitched (Fig, IL), in order not to have the stitched through to the right side. Take a strip of Georgette and cut on a perfect bias. This is obtains& by putting two straight edges to- gether and cutting show fo Fig. L—Bias Facing. fold of the facing. Bring the needle out through the crease of the fol¢ at the under edge of hem. Place needle straight up and down through the material under tht edge of the hem. Be sure that not more than one or two threads are Fig. IL—Sltp St:toh Picked up with this stitch Sifp needle the desired length under the fold. Bring out through the creasq the turning of the hem and pro, coed as above directed. On the right side of the blouse the slip stitch shows only where ‘the needle has picked up one o two threads to hold the facing In Place. ——. Blouse No. 2134, cut-in sizes 34 to 44 inches bust, will be mafied, postpaid, upon recetpt of 20 cents. Be sure to give cerrect mrmber and size of pattern destred when ordering. Write name dnd address Plainly. Send orders to Pattern Editor, this mewrpaper. Guests in Cheyenne. Prominent among the social.events of Frontier week was a breakfast given at 10 o'clock this morning at the Cheyenne county club by Mrs. Fre@ H, Blume. Miss Betty Hays, of Galesburg, Il, who 1s the house guest of her aunt and uncle Mrs. Blume and Justice Fred H. Blume, of the state su- preme court, was the complimented guests at the beautifully arzanged function. Among those-from out-of the city were the Misses Hilleen, Margaret and te ee ee City Briefs Hugh ©. Miller and Joe Garner re- turned today from a ten days’ trip through Montana oil fields. eee Dr. L. L. Wade ts leaving for New Orleans today where he will make aj™man from Houston, further study and practice of osteo-} spending some time in Casper, pathy In Dr, Tait's clinfo. Hoe expects to be back in Casper next spring and at the present time is leaving his family in Casper. eee Archibald Campbell, manager of the Derby-Dome Wyoming Oil company, passed through Casper yesterday on his way to Lafider. see ‘W. L. Connelly is a prominent: ofl Texas, who is A. HL. Cobb went to Douglas yester- day. ee Charice Shoblom returned yesterday from a business trip to Denver. eee Max W. Ball, president of tho West- ern Pipeline company, came up from Denver this morning to look over the work of the tompany. ee A. M, Barbuett has been tl! for sev- eral daya at his home. HAVANA, Cuba—American in- tervention in Cuba depends upon the financial measures taken by the executive and legisiative branches of the Cuban government, says a statement issued by the state de partment. PHILADELPHIA.—Powerful tm fluences, governmental and other- wise, are understood to be at work to arrange an interstate joint wage conference and thereby bring to an end the soft coal strike. SAN BERNARDINO—Roy E. Burton, special guard employed in the yards of the Santa. Fe raflroad, was shot and killed. His body was found an hour after six shots were heard. Three bullets had been fired from his revolver, which was clinched in his hand. WASHINGTON.—A meeting of executives of 148 of the major rail. roads of the United States will be called in New York next Tuesday ! to ider a plan for settling the trike now tn progress, T. De Witt r, chairman of the Association of Railway Executives, announced after a conference with President Harding. ae The lookout man on the Majestic, the world’s largest liner, ts 180 fect above the water level, and in clear weather has a view covering some 900 square miles of the ocean. sunnier ibe A new series of postage stamps just issued ir Austria bears the like. nesses of eminent Austrian mysical composers, including Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, and Strauss. Ropers Using Ties Made Of Bobbed Locks CHEYENNE, Wyo.. July 27.— Strands of silken hair, erstwhile edorning cowgirls who have suc cumhed to the “bobbed” craze is he. ing used to bind the feet of fighting cattle during the Frontier days cele: bration ‘here. Sweethearts of the SYRUP PEPSIN IN OLD AGE Much used by elderly people for constipation, biliousness, head- aches, etc. MAY men and women, as ‘ow older, suffer constantly from little ills. The cause is the poisons produced by chronic constipation, result- }| ing in headaches, depression,* bloating, sour stomach, bad breath, etc. A single bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin will prove to you that you can so regulate yourself that elimi- nation will occur promptly every day. Increased doses are not necessary. It is a com- bination of Egyptian Senna and othersimplelaxative herbs with pepsin. The cost is only about acent a dose. and {s today ei largest selling liquid laxative in the world, the formula has never been im- ved upon. It is saferand better For r you than salts, minerals, calomel, coal tar and such drastic purgatives. owe Bottle Free 0 even if you do not ‘moment omens In spite of the nga Balsa in has years Caldwell's Syrup Pe; been on the market eam cowgirl “flappers” have woven the locks of their lady loves into “tie ropes” for use in the world’s-cham- hip steer ‘roping contest. ‘Look at that,” said a strapping cowboy today, exhibiting a hair rope in which glistened blond tresses three feet in length. “Them golden locks came from the head. of the sweetest ‘little girl in all the west— one which can ride @ broncho or bust a steer better’n any other wom- an, I'll bet my roll—and will Lady Luck ride with me when I goes aft- er my critters in the roping contest? I'll tell the wor: Otber “tie rope: by entrants in the championship con- test are of jet Diack, brown or eu- burn hue. Bobbed hatr, incidentally, ts highly chic beneath a four-gafion hat. —$—$_$__<—__ R. H. Wutherspoon fs here from Sai Francisco on his way to New York. Gouvaud TIALS Proudly displayed ~20 bad luck. You use less SATURDAY Increased leavening power. Home-baking insurance 11:30 A. M. to 2:30 P..M. TONIGHT D. O. K. K. | COME. AND GET YOUR HEADGEAR. Important business. 8 o'clock. By order F. S. PRICE, R. V. L. T. HALL, Secertary. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED By only registered pharmacists in our new, clean and light prescription department. your patronage and will endeavor to keep the confi- dence of yourself and physician. North Casper Pharmacy Phone 171 915 North Durbin St. Drive up and‘let us serve you in your car with some of our delicious fountain drinks. 47 Smart Styles In Ginghams and Voiles. || {n small checked patterns | of the popular colors and | trimmed in many charm- | ing ways. A value that vill prove irresistible. | ) i) 1 $7.00 Values. a] $2.95 128 Up to the Min- ute Dresses In Dotted Swisses, Voiles, Imported Ginghams and Organdies, handsomely trimmed with lace and ribbon. All the wanted colors and all sizes. $10.00 Values. = = a Lot 1—Ladies’ Odds and ends. Coats. While -$3.95 they last, $20 values Specials For Thrifty People TOMORROW ANOTHER DRESS SENSATION Wash Dress Sale 94 Classy Dresses In this lot you will find Summer Silks, Organdies, Dotted Swisses, Imported Ginghams and Imported Voiles. High grade qual- ity. $20.00 Values. $9.95 71 Wash Frocks Some of oun highest grade Dresses that we carry you will find in this lot. Voiles, Organdies, Dotted Swisses and Tis- sues. A big assortment of colors and sizes. $25.00 Values. $7.95 Lot 2—Ladies’ Velvet Coats and Capes. Fur and fringe trimmed, silk lined. $10.95 $40-val__. A very fine selection. of All-Silk Dresses. The newest styles, dark and light shades, fancy, Girls’ Dresses Hundreds of Dresses for girls made of fine quality Gingham, in. small or large plaids. All very neatly trimmed. All sizes. Very special for Saturday. SILK DRESSES trimmed.and a variety:of sizes. $8.95 $12.95 $19.95 Silk Bl About 250 All-Silk Blouses made. of the finest quality Crepe de Chine and Pussy Willow Taffeta. All very neatly trimmed, est styles and shades, $ in a variety of the new- Values up to $8.50. Choice 00 &... THE LEADER FOR SATURDAY’S SELLING WHILE THEY. LAST Summer Dresses ‘A beautiful selection-of fine: Imported Gingham, French’: Organdy, Dotted Swiss, in fancy:trimmed and color:com~ binations. Values up to-$17.50. Choice of the house— 90 CAPES Only a few left. All-Silk, fancy collars and silk fringed. $6.89 Silk Hoss. AU ‘colora Hose. All colors, ordon make ... 95¢e ——— Waists. Lawn and Voile Waists. at ——— ee Children’s and Women’s Cotton 2e581 | 5e Hose Stent That Undersells ‘te devin We earnestly solicit