Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 31, 1922, Page 3

Ss. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31,1922. “Mes. Ted Purdy will entertain’at a dxe luncheon tomorrow at her rea-\2re asked to be present at 7 o’riock.|‘terian cburch hav dence on Park avenve. This will be the second of the series of luncheons whi¢h Mrs. Purdy ts giving. eee Hallowe'en Party Is Enjoyed. © offie force of the C.. B.& Q. departmeat entertained Satur- ening <t a Hallowe'en party with about 75 present efreshuments were served during vening. P. E, 0, Party The members of the P. E. O. society) and added much to the liveliness of| estertained Saturday night in honor of the B. 1. L. organization, The y was held in, the Umwement of de reaidente on CY avenue. It tifully decorated with Hal- amers, lanterns, and-black freshiments were sbrved. Those who assisted Mrs. S! Winter, Mis A. Gondnight Dancing Party at Littiefield Hone. Mroiand M will <Werta Mrs. Ferguton To Be Hostess. Mre. Georges Ferguson entertained 4a a ‘Hallowe'en party last evening in honor of the Methodist choir -mem- bers. ee Miss Griffith Entertains. Miss Mary Griffith, president of the Bread club of the 2lk street school, entertained the members of the club last evening at her home on South ‘Washington. street. © Hach member wore a Hallowe'en costume. » Black rats and black anf orange decorations were used. Refreshments, were served at the close of the party. or ere Mra. Cox Monored Guest. 8 Mrs. L. T. Cox of Sharidsn was the dinner guest Inst evening of Mrs. 8S. K. Loy, 1115 South David street. se. Mrs. Seamon Entertains, Mrs. F. H. Seayain, wi}, entertain this afternoon at her home. 329 South MeéK'inley ¢treet, in thonor of her house guest, Mrs... G. Mayhew of Denver and Mrs. Thompson Freeman ‘Two Entertainments by Baptists This Wee's. The members of thie Baptist churdi” wih hold a Halowe'en party this éve ning, starting at 9 G'vlock, Persons attending are requested to come tn costume {f possible. ‘The public is w- vited. o ‘the. monthiy “jamboree” ef the Raptists will be held Thursday eve- nihg in the Baptist gymnasium. Bas- ketball, volley ball, and other ‘indoor sports will furnish the evening's en- tertainment. see Midwest Dance This Evering. The Midwest Refining company w! glye & danre this evening nt the Ma- sonic temple (pr its employes. ployes at ParRerton and Salt Creer are invited, Peter Rebekah Meetitig Wednesday Evening. regular meeting Wednesday \cvening RAMON NAVARRO ery. Wonderful th “The Prisoner of Zenda,” at the America theater, at the 1. O. O. F. hall at 8 o'clock.’ A large class will be initiated at this, ™mvesing. All mewbers on the team’ The Rebekahs will entertain at a Hallowe'en dancing party this ning at the I. ©. O. F. hall. behaks, O4d Fellows and their friends eve. are invited to attend. Refreshments | will be served during the, evening. : “+. bs Elks’ Dance by Draws Large Crowd. . | Many Elks and their friends attend- T) Rox Social | Center streets last night. Bryce Wil- son’s orchestra furnished the music the affar. This was the first of the series of tive dances to be given this season Art Division ‘ Will Meet Friday. The Art DI Woman's D ixion of aetn the Casper's Jub will meet + the home of Mrs. trvs 1318 South Oak: street.) mecting Miss Sarah Crumpton 5 Instructions in making nt lamp shades: {Herman Engelke, 356 | street? |Medting ‘Tomorrow at . G, O. Rankins’ class of the rian Sunday schooi enter-! @ Hallowe'en party Monday, evening at the Presbyterian club- rooms. Thirty-seven guests were present, Miss Stella Julian and Miss Emma Grueggeman being outside guests. The evening was spent in waying games and telling ghost stories. A real ghost was present to make the stories seem true. e’en refreshments were served ing the evening. ce Mesdames Darrin and Tobin Entertain for Miss Madelyn. Mrs. Darrin and Mrs. A. R. Tobin entertained Saturday evening at # Hallowe'en party in honor of Miss Madelyn Tobin. Hallowe'en favors and decorations were used to give the seasru’s atmosphere to the. occasion. dur- with Hallowe'en. ‘ The guests included the Misses Ethel and Marion Mann, Evelyn Pat- ginja Witz, Katherine Gladman, Char- line and Helen Schank. Kathleen Slekling, Mary Royce, Lucille Ald- ridge; and the: honoree. Uno Ctub Meeting This Evening. Iss Catherine Nines will tain the members of the Uno club this Jewentnaaat her home on South: Fen- | way street. 1 nanetti Ball Ts enjoyable Affair, ne Women of Mooseheart Legion benefit, bail which was given in the Mooachee:t temple Friday’ nighy for the benefit of the Moosehaven erumee : Prices Reasonable as Ever es a © Pastry a AL Re! Hallow.! The Westtninster gui@ of the Pres ".efreshments were served in keeping | jten. Margaret Grissinger, Eileen Put-| ‘er, Betty Wiederhold. Bernice Young. ! | Deroths: Holloran, Mavis Krauss, Vir-| t enter-| Nothing But the Best Will Be Used and We Have the Best Pastry Cook in Town MR..WORKINGMAN We Extend a Special Invitation to You Call Around and Pay Usa Visit THE COZY CAFE 268 South Center fhe Casper Daily Cribune at Jacksonilie, Fla, was a «uccess in met at $04 South Wolcott tomorrow | every way. ‘The hall was creo “ted with Jowe'en colors; snd the miembsrs of the order and their friends wore cus-! tumes of the Hallowe'en seasos. Mrs. A luncheon was servec, Great credit-is due the committee tm charge of the entertainment for) the success. j eae | Halowe'en Party H ‘The Kenwood circle of the Presby-| Halowe'en party until November the} inch. eee Departmental Club Meeting W: 4 {The Casper Woman's Departmental! | club ‘vill hold its regu mveting to- | morrow ‘Sfternoon at tae Elks’ built ing ab 2:30. Mrs, Pigsitt. 2 «pect | nurse will be presen: to take care of | the children. i os 0 | Th's Evening. ‘The ‘metrbers of the Christian Yn. | deavor of (he Firat’Christian church | will entertain Tuesday evening at a | Hellowe'en party and box social at the chureb, corner of Grant and “Lind. | The entertainment! will bein at o'clock. The public ts invited Social Service Circle Meeting Wednesday The. Sovial, Ser ice Methodist church will @ay afternoon at the Gircle of the meet Wednes- me of Mrs. South Kimba!l ary jerian Parlors. The committses headed vy the Mes- dames C. W. Dentner and T. 8, Fos- ter will serve tomorrow 4fternoon at the Presbyterian parlors. Sewing for the Christmas bazaar will be done at this meeting. Guild Meeting Is Postponed. byterian church which wes to have TET RENT SH Ounces &r VF Use less of ' ‘BAKING POWDER | than, of higher priced brands. The government used millions of pounds + . THE COZY CAFE ~Now Under New Management Specialty Mr, and Mra. James Coughlin | Sheridan came to Casper Inst night. ‘ eee Miss Kathlyn Higgins arrived in the city from assume a position with the Charlie postponed their! p Wells Music store. Arthur Gnapp, * the United Gas Improyement com | PERSONALS J. D, Cook is an off man who came yesterday. up from Denv of we cently t *- Denver yesterday t E. Tisdale who was injured re- left the hospital. | Mies Thelma Cook arrivat today | |trom Texas,and will epend =tveral | | weeks visiting friends end re tres. | se. | Mrs. Hi. Louis and Mrs. G. Curtis | Mr. and Mrs. H. Lestie Parker fetr Ast evening for thelr kome in Den: | Mr. enG Mre. James Daly returned! yesterdey from Colorado where spent a short honeymono. they | wan and Mrs. R. C. Louis of Call- are city visitors for a fe scatters i famnotininasne and along with it the pain. oll economist for | ‘Relieves pamre! rheumatic twmges too. Warmeand eases backaches. avereigia, colds tn chest. Keep it handy. coe A UT rs 6) The November Victor Records Are Here They are great records by great artists and every one is worth hearing. We have se- lected the following as being the six ‘best sellers.” “Moment Musical” by Schubert is one of the most beautiful of this composer’s divine- ly inspired moments. The Philadelphia Orchestra makes of it a recdrd that should be in every music library. Victor Red Seal Record No. 66098. “QOH, Sleep! Why Dost Thou Leave Me?” is John McCormack at his best. This fam- ous aria from HANDEL'S oratorio “SEM- ELE” might have been just made for Mc- CORMACK. Victor Red Seal Record No. 66096. A Vivid Record by Heifetz for those who dissect music this is a‘marvelous display of pure technique. For those who simply en- joy melody “THE COBBLER” is one of the most seductive dance songs that ever came out of Spain. Victor Red Seal Record No 66097. $ “Mister Gallagher and Mr. Shean’’ are the sensation of the ‘Follies,”..They have made a record full of clever_stuff. Don’t miss it. Victor Record No. 18941. The Benson Orchestra of Chicago give us two fox trots this month that will just make you dange. ‘“Stuttering’”’ and ‘Those Long- ing For You Blues.” Victor Record No. 18948. “The Gypsy’s Warning” sung by Elsie Baker and “Lilly Dale” sung by Olive Kline and the Criterion Quartet are two old-fash- ioned American songe that will live forever. Be sure to hear them. Victor Record No, 45329. There’s more in store for you on the other new Victor Records for November. Phone 1745 and we will send them out to you on approval. ; The Music Shoppe, Inc. 238 E. Second St. Phone 1745 Shop at THE MUSIC SHOPPE and Keep Your Money in Casper AMC TMT ANZ 4 | « F. Tolbert of Denver is tn} cS PAGE THREE. — $$$. and} A. W, Peake of the Midwe: his | ing company is spending a jin northern fh * business ee. | R. 8. Ellison. vice pre Midwest Refining company. this morning from Denver. ze. Charies 8S. Hu, Chas. E. Wells Music Co. Tomorrow, Wednesday, Nov. 1 1 P. M. to 10 P. M. Be Sure to Come In A Rose for Every Lady— Yes! and Something for the Kiddies The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. Home of the Chickering Becklinger Bldg. Phone194 Tonight, October 31 Members of Organized Labor and Friends Cooks’ And Waiters’ Local No. 842 Through the Jeffersonian Club Invite You-to an All Round Good Time At Their Headquarters on West Yellowstone Ave. GOOD MUSIC AND DANCING Brinz Your Lady Friend UNDER TRE SPREADING BLACKSMITH TREE The Witace CHESTNUT Ley Bare! y Mh ed ASHAMED OF YOU- Go % We BLACKBOARD pnp waite “lo AM A FOOL” TEN _Times!