Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1922, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1922. Pathfinder Lodge Eiects Officers. At @ meeting held Inst Pathfinder lodge No. 42, A. W. M; J. RO Realey, PL W Hunter, J. W.; Guy Gay, treasurer; 0. Steffen, secretery; AL W. Parker. W. Gillespie, and J. C. Zolnoskt steex. Mrs, Morgan Entertains. Mrs. G. T. Morgan was hostess at a bridge luncheon Tuesday at ker home 605 South Park. Honors for the aft ernoon were taken by the Mesdames Talpers and Kocher. Kocher, J. W. Bingham, Herman Talpers, W. H. Snoddy, C. H. Carpen ter, C. E. Duncan, J. J. Donovan and J. EB. Beal. ee Christian Church Pssnar December 16. ‘The Indies of the Christian church will hold a bazaar Saturday, Decem-| » ver 16, in the Methodist annex. The bazaar will begin ct 10 o'clock and continue until the eveuing of the 16th Elaborate decorations and plans are being made. Pretty articles for mother, father and child will be dis played. Neighborhood Dinner Clab Last Evening. Mr. and Mrs, Guy Trevett enter- tained the members of the Neighbor- hood dinner club last evening at their home on Grant avenue. Honors for the evening were taken by Mrs. E. J Chamberlin and Dr. George Smith. The club will meet again in two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vill- naye. ess meeting People’s union December 7 ot 7:30 in the class room of the Bap. tist church. The chairmen of all com- mittees are requested to submit their written reports for approval at this meeting. Officers for the coming six months will be elected. All members are asked to be prerynt. Altar and Rerary Bazaar Opens Thursday. The members of the Rorary society of St. chureh will bazaar tomorrow rooms. In the evening ner will t 1 from in the ¢ of th bazaar will cle cial entertainment for both even'ngs: Altar Antho! Christmas Mullin club 2 turkey din. 30 until 7:30 open the! ‘Trinity Lutheran Bazaar Tomerrow. "The Ladies” Aid of tho Trinity Luth eran chure will hold” the’ annual bazaar and chicken dinner tomorrow, December 7, at the church on the corner of Fourth and Park. Booths ef hand-made attractive Christmas gifts will be on display as well as tables of baked goods. Serving for the dinner will commence at 5 and will continue until 8 o'clock. The bazaar will open at ono o'clock. see Bookfellows Meet Tomorrow Night. The monthly meeting of the Casper chapter of Rookfellows will take place at 6 p. m. tomorrow in the banquet room of the Henning. Mrs, 8. FE. Fhelps has charge of the program. see Presbyterian Bazaar Thursday. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian chiirch will open their bazaar this evening at 7:30, at the Presbyterian tabernacle on Sixth and Durbin streets. A short opening program will de given th’s evening which will include several pleasing musical selec: tions. All goods will be on sale from 7:30 this evening until late tomorrow evening. ard ¥. W. ©. A. Dinner Vriday Evening. ‘The members of the Young Wo man's Christian association will enter tain at xn informal membership din- ner party Friday evening at their new headquarters, 131 South Center street. The dinner will begin at 7:45, All_members of the association are ‘Among those | invited were the Mesdames Williom |asked to be present. Reservations jshould be turned in at made and evening of| headquarters before 6 o'clock Thurs F. and] day evening A. M., officers elected were 8. K. Loy, | of + Miss Catherine Madden Cheyenne will be present to ad Neal | dress the association. Christian Ald Mesting Thursday. | The Ladies Aid of the Christian jclurch will meet tomorrow afternoon the church noon will be Mesdames Py ffer. All members having jarticles finished for the bazaar are j8sked to bring them to this meeting at 2:20 at the and DeMolay WUl Indulge in a Party. s the guests of Allfred after the regular meet- 4 will take place next Mon. |* Sentor Philathea Meeting Thursday. The Senior Philathea clase of th: Method'st church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. H. Lowey, 113 South Lincoln stre+t iThose who will assist Mrs. Lowey e the Mesdames L. A. Stear, Clark Rhoades and Theodore French. ore Tuesday Club Entertained. Mrs. J. E. Nelson entertained the Tuesday club yesterday at her rest dence, 1044 East First street. Honors ee Andy Mrs. and Jobn Schuler Morrison F. ey pee stituted for the afternoon. . A sub- . . | Ladies’ Aid Meeting Saturday. Tke Ladies’ Ald of the Grace Eng Noh Lutheran church will hold its regular meeting Thurrday afternoon at 2-0'clock at the home of Mrs. Rob. ert Heinze, 641 CY avenue. Before the business meeting there will be a sale of all articles not sold at the bazaar. Each member may bring a friend to this meeting and all asked to come early to take advantege of the sal Miss Gladine Eddy, who has for the last Unree months been visiting in Cal- ifortun, has returned to Casper. cee Mr, and Mrs. Elliot Frost left last Jevening for New York, where they Intend to! spend a month on business and pleasure. They will be accom at the end of that time Frost's niece, Miss Virginia Miss Selma Newton left last evo- ning for a two, weeks yacation to be spent in Denver and other points In Col6radoz Mrs. Robert Crane is spending a few days in the city shopping from her home in Sodium, Wyo. Mrs. A. G. Fidel has as her house guest her mother, Mrs. BE, N. Allen. to eye, Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Evans, accom- panied by the'r son, A! F. Evans, left evening for a three months’ California, to ee Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Townsend have returned from a business and pleasures trip to New York, Washington, D. C., and Chicago. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Fox and chil- dren are city visitors from their home in Colorado Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simpson and small daughter Thelma spent Tues- day in Casper on their way to Billings from their home in Omaha. Mrs. Sam Witter is in the city from her home in Sheridan And will spend several days visiting friends. Miss Florence Ottman of Lintoin ts the house ghest of her sister, Mrs. Frank French. . Word has been received here of the arrival of a y daughter la: The right way~ To clear your skin If your skin fs red, rough, blotchy and clogged with dust and oil,— don't pinch it and press it. That increases the irritation and. some- times causes infection, should the sensitive skin become bruised by the finger rails. The use of Resinol Soap and Ointment is a very simple and RESi Nn pleasant way to overcome this con. dit It can usually be relied upon for prompt and satisfactory | results even in severe, stubborn cases. Full directions for this treatment gyery package of Reainol Ointmentand Restnel Soap. "Vou willalso find there detailed stros, Sons on the care of the hair.—why ie is deal for baby's akin why ft adopted th O Powder River Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, meeting will be held Friday night, December 8t Cooks’ and Waiters’ Hall. et, Order of Demoiay. | for the daily ba ae | ning to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Herod of will v'sit for some time at the home Houston, Texas, Mrs. Herod was of Mr. Stratton’s sister. formerly Mies Elisen McNeil. Mr. they spent ~ short honeymoon. Mrs. | Morring was ‘ormerly Miss Gladys Ford. | see Word tas been received here of the and Mrs. Robert E. Morring’ c'ty for a few days from h‘s home in bave returned from Colorado, where Cheyenne. Che Casper Daily Cribune PAGE THREE. L. M. Carpenter is a visitor in the ‘William Warner ts here from Den-} ver on a short business trip. Bryan Dale of California is spending arrival of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hanway several days in Casper looking over st Miami, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. off interests. Hanway report the fishing to be splendid and the temperature to be 70, above zero. . Miss Catherine Roland returned yesterday from Omaha. where she has jdeen visiting at the home of ber jbrother for the last three weeks. H “. | Mr. and Mra. 0. T. Wise arrived this morning from Denver and will Hostesses for spend several weeks in the city look- Denver where he spent a week visit-| ing over business matters, ) | St RC { Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Rines left last evening for St. Louis after spending several weeks in Casper visiting | friends. } . Mr. and Mrs. EB. W. Cole and son Robert iett last evening for California, where they will spend the remainder of the winter. City Briefs L. A. Reed ts in Cheyenne attend-| ing the consistory meeting. see A. G. Setter, president of the New| York O11 company, will arrive in Cas- per tomorrow morning to spend some Ume on business. ° E. P. Bacon, of the Natrona Power| company, has returned from Califor- some time. | | or ore | Carl Wagner returned last evening | from Montana where he was called on | | account of the serious iliness of his| sister. eee G. R. Osterwald of the Casper Pharmacy who has been ill for the last week is reported to be much im- proved. eee 1 | ¥. E. Stanley left last evening for} fare Denver to be gone several days on. gy, business. j eee | Thomas E. Long, of the Long Tire company of Chicago is a business visitor for the week. ee | C. L. Wilton returned yesterday from Denver after spending several days in that city on business, eee W. N. Stratton and son Paul left last evening for Colorado where they mopolis where he will spend the week see D. H. Cross left Mondsy for Ther- visiting friends. - Paul B. Davis of Chicago is spend- ing & few Gays in the city on business for The Miller Fur company of that city. . Foster returned today from EB. U. ‘Ing at the home of his parents. pacts pent ca a LOVE NOTS By KAY KEAN To Be or Not To Be Know you what kind of a wife you want to be? | Le! If your husband calls you ‘Angell do you not find yourself) vishing to be a bit of a devil? | If he vow he can trust yor: with per- fect faith. do you not feel tempted to! decetve him just a little? If he says that he is happy tn the sweet knowledge of your lore, alas, do you not long to keep him guessing | a bit? i If he assures you that you are a} perfect he!p-mate, do you not at once desire to throw off the yoke and walk out of the kitchen door? If he compliments you on the sweet ners of your disposition, do you not © taken by the Mesdames Walter nia where he has been visiting for|!™Mediately feel like smashing china? Or if he praise you for being the patient mother, do you not decide at once to beat at least half a dozen of the children? Alas! 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