Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 2, 1922, Page 3

n Thursday evening indicate unusual interest in the first spe-' cial dancing party of the winter social season. The special committee in charge of the affair anticipate one of the largest Casper. The Charity ball has, from its nature, an almost universal appeal. It offers an opportun’ty for — ————— an evening of brilliant entertainment! ith the knowledge that the proceeds are to be used in the relief of the poor and needy of the city. '*e LOVE NOTS By KAY KEAN Mrs. C, H. Basinger ectertained 1a: week at a birthday party at her resi- jence on South Ash street. During} the afternoon many pleasing musical) t | weary of certainties, ° selections were given. Among those; F, usty present were Mrs. C. M- Breuk, Mrs.| their romanticism and fixity haries Ludge Mrs, C. Kalko ™,|men study astronomy for the chance Mrs, Daniels, Mrs. Smith, Mrs [of making new discoveries, |. Be it :nown why men gam las, |be it known why man loves woman; son, and the Megard, Mrs. are any camp or woodcraft stunts you looked «t him. ‘They were too polite want to know, ahout—ask me! If you.to say anything but they couldn't see know of any that will help the her how this queer looking thing would fellows—tell me! Address me in care make any wheels go mround. But the ICKET SALES for the Charity ball at the new Elks’ club of the editor of this paper—I. A. B) his ankle and been brought to their camp by hebble about the next day. But es} crowds that has ever attended a function of this nature in there was a downpour of rain it was Ceciéed that he must out. about which stretching skins over during the trap-/ ping secson. a about a t Be not an almanac to any man! Men gine.’ ' ish women adore the stars for ing, of course, it was a joke, for who Serious could make a steam engine out there in the woods? But it wasn't long be- fore they ss really meant what he said. (Say, Brother Adventurer, if there looked at his cousin Ned anc Ned The young man who has eprained Ned and Ted was able tol not ventures He watched the boys putter camp, cleaning up » breakfast putting their fishing «tackle to | ‘bts and making wooden stretchers they intenfed to use for! “I cannot sit idle,” he laughed, "and so if you'll permit me to tinker I'll make @ steam en-| Both boys laughted at this Bac young man filled the can with hot water, stuck thres candle ends be- ~*ileAppmr ma dhden friend {neath it and very soon the water was | jbolling, the steam was coming out of the little hole against the paddics of the “Of course it will just be a model Pienic Supre- only too many wives forget this after it won't go,” Ted whispered to Ned.| Theale, CeUeNg yt eae y’ This Evening. | marriage. tand Ned agreet but to thetr surprise |S7OUPd. ‘ : The Midwest office girls will give| Enter into wedlock as you would a;and delight, the young man acturily| tenth Sebutad tag. oar a picnic supper this evening at Gar-|game of Put and Take. Only made @ littie steam eagine that work.|, But Ned studied st carefully “ den creek falls Among those who will|your husband do all of the ed ee ee eee eee aie own power,” o sald, but Net inte: MORROW NIG RKEO PAGE THREE eS Fastern Star Tea Tomorrow. The members of the Eastern Star will hold a tea tomorrow afternoon at the Masonic temple at 2:30 o'clock Those who will serve are: Mrs. C. Hf ‘Townsend, Mrs. J .8, Mechling, Mrs, John McGrath, and Mrs. J. J. Vend. i o PERSONALS Mrs. Kittie B. Payne, executive sec- retary of the Red Cross ts planning to attend the Federation of Women's bs at Torrington, October J to 6. sae Mra. E. A. Shields left Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dooley have re- turned from a two weeks’ vacation trip which they spent in the northern part of the state. Mr: and Mrs. Doo- ley made the trip overland. F. Jeffers of Sheridan ar. Saturday Ito visit Mrs G. rived) in Casper with friends here. coe Mi. and Mrs. B. G. Vanatta return. ed overland Sunday from a week's visit in Denver. While there they attended the fashion show and were much struck by the great interest this exhibition aroused which succeec+ ed in stopping traffic on several blocks of Denver's busiest section. eee Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Weaver re- turned yesterday from Denver. Mr. Weaver purchased a new Pierce Ar- row car while there and drove home fn it. eee The Rev. Ira Kingsley, formerly rector of the Casper Methodist church, and his family passed through Casper Friday on their way to Colorado. . . Mrs. Robert Veitch will return this week from California, where she: has been for several months. ° Miss Ann Vreeland will motor to Denver the later part of this week, where she will spend a two-week va- cation. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hopkins re- turned yesterday from a two weeks’ visit to Estabrook. oe ¥F. McMahon re- extended Mr. and Mrs. L. turned Surday from an trip in the east. eee Miss L. Monson returned from a week's vacation spent in Denver. eee Mrs. E. Richard Shipp will have as her guests today the delegates to the state Women's Club Federation from ‘Thermopolis, Lander and Riverton. a City Briets Mike Miller of the. Mammoth Ott company’ has established eomething like a record in the quickness with which a Casperite can go on a hunt- ing trip and got a deer. Mr. Miller got his meat Sunday just out of the city on lower Garden creek. eee BH. M. Arnold of Tulsa, Okia., arrived in Casper yesterday. Mr. Arnold is in- terested in the oil game. see Walter Talbert came tp Casper from Cottonwood, S. D., yesterday. eee Attorney EB. H. Foster will mov2 from his offices in the Midwest build. ing and will Le located after Monday | in roorn 41€ of the Consolidated liz, alty building cee 5 H. K. Dicker is a Chicago business man who is making Casper his stop- Ding place for the week. Cc. R. Eagle, auditor for the Blick-; itone-Salt Creek Oi! company is here Cuticura Soap —The Safety Razor— Shaving Soap Caticura Boap shaves withont mas. Everywhere So. \ Deny he will remain for a few! days Yaopping there. Pay A motor party from Lusk that came up Saturday and returned Sun- day included Miss Mary Brown, her brother George Brown and thelr nother, oe 56 cat until your wedlock beconies he Bo Men lose interest in treasures | y cease being worth locking Give man the key to your heart First the young man took a strip of board for a bane which was about | four inches wide and eight inches| long (A) and to this he fastened two upright pieces of wood (B and Then he found a small tin can w a cover, » baking powder can, andj) melting solder from an old condensed | milk can he soldered the cover on se- curely. He fastene¢. it to the uprights on the base as at (D), mrde a small hole in one end (F) about the size of the lead in a pencil, ana a larger hole ac (B) to which he fitted a cork. He made a “cab" into which he jfitted a wheel something like a water wheel, made of thin pieces of boar fastened with ordintry pins instead of nails, so as not to split the thin board. (Glue won't do as the steam will soften {t.) The ‘uatration shows how this is) done. “Now we'll see th. wheels go ‘round’* laughed the youn.> man, Tod | up. jif you must, but give him plenty of reason for keeping !t polished and the wedlock oiled, A touch of uncertainty is tne ,.pri- ka of perpetuation. seo how Copyright, 1 | company. by Public Ledger on matters: connected with the Fens- j land Of company. 6-6 R. G. Taylor of the Taylor a34 Clay orporation is “here from Denver on business. Oe a: George A, Gallinger visitor here from New. A group of Denver looking over matters ts a business York. business men here include screweye of the base board, fitted from twigs in them, made wheels for | the axles and with half a spool C) (fastened » pull [wheel for turbt be calhd) as at t (ED) was also pulley wheel” a was used. The young man was most interest ed—and doubtful but when Ted had finishe1 his additions and the en sine started wheel turned attend are: M inetta Davis, Der-|Put something over on him yuurself It tgn’t at all Cifficult. lots of |= thy Willlamnson, Frances Harring-|now and then. It lends interest to the} fun and will make a 41 Scent chips thir ieMatiararstioet tah | ton, Frances Adams, Blanche Toland,| marriage gamble. rainy day speed away #o fast you'll Much.” he declared. | Ann Vreeland, and Helen Wallace. not at home like a contented|scarcely realize it. | Ted, however, was-determined. He under G). was grooved. “belt” up again, the front whee! go around tach corner | loose “axles” he to the big paddle wheel as it should! And at (GG) we lf One wheel, made into a grooved. of thick cork turbine the pulley wheels and the whole thing moved forward exclaimed the boy's new/ “that's an addition I never} at an and) NCING ACADEM Don’t Bring a dime, Everything is free THE WORKINGMAN’S FRIEND THE MAN IN THE BARREL’ | William Francis, Langworthy, ©. Clark. Re P. Jones, N. J. Barkarn, A. L. Mr. Comrt and the game to be trip. report ful hunting eae Mr. Hadley F. W. Calvert, ‘psesident of the) ow # Glenrock Off, com, came in from! 5. p. Mahoney, son of John Mahone, 4 the ‘ Colorad i Mr. peace ee iit this “morniny,.|o¢ s:awlina returned Saturday to his : iil remain for a f= home after spending a few days in Gays attending to business matte. (Casper visiting frienda «ee Leon H. Schwald and F. E. Scott tre business men wio are here from Kansas City. ohn Tobin left Satugday for the T. ranch where he.expects to spend ness interests there. | eee j F. A, McGregor is here from New York on business. aya 7e Ed Longquist returned. to Omaha yesterday after spending a tew days in the city on business. BAKING POWDER you ose less oe Ed. Hadiey and Harry Comfort r | turned yesterday from a very succes: 213 0-S BUILDING Phone 2593 For An Appointment The Velour SAVE YOUR HAIR Get Your Shampoos At the Orly Parlor in Town Using wile me a few days on bus'ness. Fi gS Ricker ts in Casper for a few ieee Gia GRE Wicker] io inc ration: W. W. Runkle of Salt Creek {s in Beauty Parlor Cripple Croek, Colo,, ‘and owns busi-| the city for a few days. a SOFT WATER Foods. and Latest Cooking Methods Refining Company, in the Auditorium of The Chamberlin Furniture Co. These lec- tures will be given by Mrs. H. Langworthy, a graduate of the School of Domestic Sci ence at Chicago. During this course Mrs. Langworthy will prove, by actual demonstratidn, all the wonderful things that you have been read- ing about Mazola as a salad and cooking oil. Bring pad and pencil and take notes during the lecture. There will be lectures on the clean meth- od of cooking meat, demonstrations on pie, pastry and cake-making, also on the prep- aration of French, Mayonnaise, Holland- aise and other appetizing salad dressings. The hours will be from 2 to 4 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, October 8, 4 and 5. Attend as many as you possibly can. They are given free of all charge and you cannot fail to profit. Women’s Clubs, Teachers’ Organizations and High School EoraesHte Science Classes especially in- vited. Your Grocer Refunds Cost if Not Satisfactory and Domestic Science Will Teach You Free How to Prepare : “4A it the Most Delicious A FREE Lecture Course of Interest and Importance to Every Woman Who Wants to Learn the Best Housewives and young girls will be in- Blears Ss terested in the free lectures, to be given Short G fk - under the auspices of the Corn Products Mating e Corn Bread Vegetable Salad Mayonnaise Dressing WEDNESDAY 2tc4 P.M. Baking Powder Biscuits Soft Ginger Bread Layer Cake Fruit Salad Fruit Salad Dressing Cheese Straws THURSDAY 2 to 4 P. M. Cream Velvet Cake Plain Icing Cabbage Salad Thousand Island Dressing Potato Chips Doughnuts THIRD ANNIVERSARY SALE NOW ON ANY SUIT OR OVERCOAT IN THE HOUSE Providing another garment is purchased at our regular low price On account of the big reductions in this sale, We must make a small charge for alterations. ATTENTION, REFINERY WORKERS! I want every employe of the refineries to take advantage of this sale. Knowing your pay days are twice a month! will continue this sale un- til October 21st, which gives you an opportunity to select your suit the 5th and by paying a small deposit down you can get it on October 20th, or thereabouts. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 HARRY YESNESS THE MAN IN THE BARREL | NEXT DOOR TO STOCKMEN’S BANK 114 WEST SECOND STREET