Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 4, 1922, Page 3

FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1922 Webster-Leornian Olub ] Holds Interesting Meeting. The Webster-Leornian club met yes-| terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.| Andy Morrison. Several interesting! topics appeared on the program for the business session. Mrs. Emmel de- livered @ delightful recitation. Mrs. W, J. West gave a reading on eti-| quette, Mes. W. J. Fisher rendered a; pleasing soliloquy. Mrs. Overbaugh gave & reading, and Mrs. George! Brown discussed ancient proverbs. After the program had been com-| pieted, an hour of bridge was indulged | in. At the conclusion of the afternoon, | Gelicious refreshments were served by} the hostess. | Toe Cream Social | This Evening. | The Kenwood Presbyterian circie| will give an ice cream social this evening at the Sunday school hall on Fourteenth and Juckson streets.| Games and music will be the means of entertainment Mrs. A. E. Biglin Entertains Thursday Club. Mrs. A. E. Bigiin enterta'ned the} club yesterday. House| members who were present included Miss Lucille Scanlon, house guest of the Sullivans, Miss Gladys Smith and Miss Clair Biglin and Miss Irene Biglin, house guests of Mrs. A. E. Biglin. Miss Margaret Sullivan and Miss Clair Biglin took honors at the games. Delicious refreshments were served. ona 6 Gold Star Mothers To Be Honor Guests, The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion in assisting the lat ter body in the drive it is at the pres- ent time carrying on. have arranged icr three booths in the downtow. section tomorrow at which they will solicit memberships. The Gold Star Mothers will be present these booths as guests of honor. in From Journey Abroad. Mr. Harry Astin has returned-from a two months’ visit to his old home in England. He found many changes after an absence of 20 years from his home. Mr. Astin landed tn New York City on July 15 and was met there by Mrs. Astin. After a few days’ spent in New York Mr. and Mrs. Astin visited Ni- agara Falls and Detroit, where they had delivered to them a new Buick purchased through the Casper Buick agency. En route from Detroit they visited friends in Jackson, Mich., Mr. Astin’s sister in Chicago, Ill, and DR. LORENZE AND COMPANY MORE FUN THAN YOU’VE HAD IN A COON’S AGE. | been ill at her home for sometime, ts guest Miss Lucille Scanlon, returned Casper friends will be interested in | knowing that Mr. and Mrs. Richard }|\Knittie to Dougiss are the parents ‘of twins, a boy and girl, born on July 31. Mr. Knittle is the son of F. 5S. Knittle of this city. ewe M. C. Price, who has deen for sev- eral Grys seriously fll, was announced yesterday as being much improved and able to sit up. friends in Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Astin were accompanied home from Chicago by their niece, Miss Phyllis Faweett, who will be their guest until September 1. Personals ||| City Briefs R. E. Wood and Cal Smith left this morning for a week's fishing and camping in tht Big Horns. . Mr, and Mrs. Perry F. Buckle of Sheridan on their way from Colorado to their home were guests in the city overnight. Mr. Buckle is chief clerk to the superintendent of the Burling- ton railroad. Marshall Reynold, collector of inter. nal revenue, drove up from the ste-e capitol last night. Stanley A. Brown, well known pub- Uc accountant at Sheridan, who has | just been appointed assistant state bank examiner, came in from Chey-| enne last evening and continued on/ to Sheridan this morning. | "2. Mr. and Mrs. G. Tracy and daugh-/ ters Helen and Margaret of Des Moines, Iowa, are visiting Mr. and| Mrs. George Grove. eee Friends will be glad to know that Mrs. L. 8. Weisenberger, who has Fred W. Freeman is a business vis itor in the city from Denver. ee Vincent Carter, candidate for nom ination for state auditor on the Re- publican ticket, will be in Casper this j evening and will speak at'the Répub- | Mean meeting. Alfred Lowey spent yesterday in Douglas on legal business. reer Mark U. night. pec a hashed anions ‘Weber went t> Denver last ee Mrs. T. H. McKenzie and party from Sheridan will be in the city to- morrow. Mrs. McKenzie will visit with her daughter here. eee A. H. Cobb is spending a few days {in Denver on business. cee Among those who went to Denver ast night from Casper was Harry Crawford. cot Ae ER If not a legionnatre—now is the Mrs. Helen Larson, niece of Mre. Grove, of Des Moines, Iowa, is touring the park this week. Mr. and Mrs. Pitt Covert, Jr., are Che Casper Daily Erdune Amunsen Ofi fi | PAGE THREE Pre 252 South Center St. Phone Arctic Journey ‘ 1304-W NOME, Alaska, Aug. 4—{By The Associate Press.}—Captain Roald Amundsen's exploration ship Maud, with which the explorer hopes to drift past the north pole in the Arctic pack, has left Deering, on Kotzebue sound, bound for Bering Strait. The last faint radio signals from the ifaud car. ried the message: “We are leaving for the Arctic.” It is belfeved here that Cant. Amundsen was not able to land at Deering in the airplane with which he expects to attempt a flight across the north pole from Point Barrow, Alaska, to Grants Land. The date Shop Buy FURS Now FOR SAVINGS ARE LARGER of his hop-off from Point Barrow is Higher prices necessarily must prevail in the fall for pelts of every kind are increasing in price daily. By taking advantage of the offerings in this unusual presentation of fine Furs you share all the advantages effected through purchases made when the market was lower than it is today, and by all work havit:> Scen done during the dull season. Gouradd's Oriental Cream Fall Suits, Coats and Dresses are Arriving Daily the proud parents of a baby boy, who was born at the State hospital on Au- gust 1. The new arrival has been gwen the name of Pitt Covert III. eee Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Carr are the proud parénts of a nine and one-half pound baby boy, born on August 2. The new arrival bears the name of David Ernest. eee Mrs. Katherine A. Morton, state su- perintendent of public instruction, is among the Cheyenne delegates to the Republican meeting here tonight. eee OF Miss Carrie Brown of Lander 1s stopping for a short while tn the elty. nak ui / Mrs. Dan Worth left Wednesday for California to visit relatives and friends. bd hash Mind Mr. Pat Sullivan and his three daughters the Misses Margaret, Efleer. and Patricia, as well as their house Mrs. Comfort, whose art attendance and inspection. Opening Announcement ART; CRAFT) SHOP, kany Dry Goods store, wishes to announce her return front the east and her removal to new quarters with a larger and more complete stock of pottery, lamp shades, stamped goods and hand-made infants garments. She earnestly solicits your MONDAY, ROOM 304 O-S BUILDING TAKE THE ELEVATOR AND SAVE MONEY Fall Suits from Fall Dresses from Fall Coats from $25.00 and Up $10.95 and Up $49.50 and Up THE OUR FALL MILLINERY IS ARRIVING DAILY WE NOW HAVE A BIG ASSORTMENT TO CHOOSE FROM shop was formerly in the Shi. A CLEANUP OF WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ WASH FROCKS $3.95 CHOICE OF WASH FROCKS In Ginghams, Voiles, Dotted Swisses and Organdies. Former prices $15.00 and $20.00. i. SS. 95 Saturday and Monday special... AUGUST 7 That are really worth up to $10.00. Saturday and Monday special___.___ On Last Leg Of OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF all Millinery, Dresses, Coats and Suits ARE ON DISPLAY FOR YOUR INSPECTION Introducing all the very latest models the different markets afford. A small deposit will secure any article until wanted. Three more days to clear our entire summer stock as we must have every possible inch of space for our Fall merchandise. SUMMER DRESSES Beautiful Dresses of fine quality Imported Weare going to sacrifice all Summer goods regardless of cost. SILK DRESSES A very nice assortment of Silk Dresses, variety of new styles, colors and sizes. $7.89 Ginghams, French Organdies, Dotted Swisses. Values up to $17.50. CHOICE OF THE HOUSE $1.8 $3. White Cotton Wash Skirts. $3 values... $1.59 Only a few left. Values that talk for themselves. Bungalow Aprons. quality Percale ... SILK DRESSES Up-to-the-minute styles; only the A Deautiful selection to choose trom» Best. quality all silk materials; va- New styles and quality materials. viety. of colors andi sizes. $5.85 | | $12.95 | | $18.75 CAPES SILK DRESSES SILK BLOUSES Fine quality Tricolette Blouses, in all the imaginable new colors. Fancy embroid- ered and fringe trimmed. Crepe Bloomers. Lawn. Waists. Crinkle Crepe. Fancy trimmed....... Corsets. Well known C. B. Brand. Brassiers. De Be Voise make.. $1.00 y and 49 see Accommo- dating Girls’ Dresses. Good Gingham... Silk Hose. and colors __.. THE LEADER ne 59¢ 79¢ pink. 49€ All sizes. Rapper Kitchen 47e 4e Prone 5 ee ea, bo _$ 89 The Store That Undersells J. P. Coats’ Sewing Thread... Silk Flounce Petticoats ———___. All sizes $1.98 All the remainder of our Summer Hats must be sold regardless of cost.