Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 20, 1923, Page 3

SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1923. Chinese Operetta Friday Evening. The auditorium of the Natrona county high schoo! was crowded to capacity Friday evening when the children of the West Casper school presented a delightful operetta en- titled “The Little Lanterns." A colorful Chinese . setting ombined with Chinese ostumes brought out the romantic. atmosphere of the Orient so necessary in the success of she production, The tale centers around the dispo sition of the estate of Prince Chan and the fact that it is te yo to the two daughters, only one of which Is known tu survive. Ths discovery ct tre second daughter brings quite « Uttle plet into the operstta. The part of Princess Clan ‘ts well taken by Veronica Pa'cor, while Mai Ku the juggler aid is 2 very attric- lve hitle dancer Afd singer in the persia ¢f Virgie Sprayus. A~ well developed voice is brought into the musts’ Tumbers by Geo-xkio %- ato., as Ow\Long the governess. Sethryn Selbers as Wee Lng, maid to the princess, {s also an attractive char. acter. The operetta opens with an an- nouncement by John Bush and Charles Heerlein, hera'ds, The chorus shows a good deal of training and talent. The members do much toward the completion of an excellent performance, Miss “Frances Bell accopanied the voca'ists. The operetta was under the direc- tion of Miss Jean Quinn, assistant music supervisor, As an interlude between acts the high school quartette entertained the audience with two amusing’ vocal numbers, They were splendidly ro- cetved. e. W. ©. 'T. U. Meeting Fray Is Success. The W. C. T. U. meeting held Fri- @ay afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H- Johnson on South Lincoln’ street was a great success. Business of importance was transacted and completed. The meeting was of In- terest to all members and was well attended. Funds for the Sunday school banquet which will be given Tuesday, January 23, at the Metho dist church were formulated. During the afternoon an interesting discus sion of “Law Enforcement” was held after which refreshments were served. eee Surprise Shower Friday. Mrs, Robert Harrison entertained at a surprise kitchen shower Friday evening at her home on South Grant street Im honor of Miss Gladys Wflson who will, be married in the near fu ture. Red roses were used for deco rations.) A short mus cal... pyogram was given after which a lunch was serve by tho hostess assisted by Msi Catherine Horman. Fifteen guests were present. City Briefs - Robert Simpson left today for Dead- wood, S. D., to attend the reunion o| ‘The Biack Hills Consistory~ No. 3, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons. A business visitor here ‘s H. ©. Gale of the B, F. Goodrich Rubber company. . . B. M, McKenna left last evening for Denver where he intends to make his future home, B. M. Cringled and son are busi- ness callers for a few days from thele home in Colorado Springs. eee Dan Hunsaker who !s a large stockholder in the Fargo Oll com- Dany arrived here yesterday from Ogden, Utah. . E. E. Worley returned this morn- ing from Denver where he has been for the last week attending to busi- ness affairs. eee J. C. Clark left yesterday for his home in Tulsa after spending sev- eral weeks here on business. eee G. A. Spohr, district manager of the Firestone Tire and Rubber com- pany at Denver, is calling on bus ness men here. DEAUVILLE BEACH SCENES FINELY FILMED IN PLAY COMING TO RIALTO SUNDAY Beach scenes at Deauville, France, home of, the one-piece bathing suit, the liveliest summer resort in the world,-is the locale for important and colorful sequences of “The Impossible Mrs. Be.lew,” Gloria Swanson’s new Paramount star picture, which will be on view at the Rialto theater Sun- day, Monday and Tuesday. A feature of the Deauville scenes will be the appearance of glorious Gloria Swanson and a hundred of the most beautiful California bathing beauties in the sea costumes of stripes polka dots, jerseys, silks and satins, all of the oceanic sartorial dis- yiay which has made Deauville the best known bathing resort in the world, it is to Deauville that “The Impos- aible Mrs. Bellew" flies when gossip in America has so blackened her name as to make further residence impossible. In Deauville she tries to THE HUMAN Z0O ¢rown her’troubles in gayety, to les:| wen the pain which came when her little boy was torn from her al. voree court officers just as she was eailing from New York. And it is in Deauville she has to make choice ‘t the lovers, C Radisle ed Don Juan, and Jo Helstan, 2 er of udyanc ideas, ¢ at brings stron; ath from/a nr 2 male lead is sel, while other all mémb’ Cain, Richard Wayne, F June Elvidge Herbert S$ ickey,,,gfdore), Pat Moore, ‘Avthur Hull and~ Clarened excel. A INTHE HGH SEAS AT ALTO SCORES HEALY a Paramount ‘On the High Seas, product’on co-starring Dorothy Dat-! will lead the discussion of the Ep: ton and Jack Holt at the Rialto the-| worth League viass. auspicious will s'ng. er, had a deservedly openng in this production to satis the most avid c'udes in de n ty movie fan, for it in- in open ‘boat in mid-ocean, bride at the church door. Ahad Biase dasa Special for Friday and Saturfay, men’s heavy two-piece Meecs ined underwear, $1.50 value at 750 sult. JESSEN BROS. CO. 115 East Second. THE LONG HERALDED “TESS” IS HER Above is a scene from Mary Pickford’s great new fi the Storm Country” which is now playing at the America theater. the scene with Mary is her leading her so wonderfully in her newest and grea “Teas” The groat crowds that saw med it her greatest production, to the greatness of this picture. - “Tess of In man, Lloyd Hughes, st achievement. yesterday at the America pro- verifying our previous statements We hope that every man, woman and child who loves Mary Pickford, and enjoys a fine picture will not have to miss it for an unusually long run, taking to see it. ‘Tes: ‘oe have booked in Sunday so everyone will be able It continues at the America today, Sunday and Monday and will be followed by Marshall Neilan’s newest production, “The Strangers’ Banquet,” ~with twenty-three well-known film stars. Helegy U1 a. m ent photography) il the burning and sink-, Self-Inju of an ocean liner, tho thrilling] Leave With You."’—Roberts. Mo <per'ences of a girl and two men| and Tuesday an institute for Sunday E their, school workers and all who are in: finding and running of a death-filied! terested in the child l!fe of our city plague ship the eventual, sinking of Mrs. Shaw, of the Colorado Suntay the vessel by an American battleship| School association and Dr. Carlyon, aud a fascinating, kidnaping of al of who suppe-ts REE “Where will I find Balzac?” “Madan, it is kindness not to gue he Casper Daily Cribune PAGE THREE. Bv C. D. Batehelar] sou. Those without a church home Evening, “Keeping the Heart." The] 7:30 p. rr meeting; subject, are welcome. Special musical at all Sacrament of Baptism w.ll be ob-| “Sabbath ance." The public of the “Sunday services. You are a served at the evening service, when} is invited stranger but once In the First Bap- Mra. Jessie Anthony ahd Miss Ocie — tist church, Fifth and Beech, Williams will receive the same by Second Baptist. | aprinkling. All are welcome to our] Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Preach- St. Anthony's Catholic. | services. Ing 11 a.m. B. Y. P. U., 6:30 p. m. Corner of Seventh and Center| — Preaching at 7:30 p. m. The brother. streets. The Rev, Father J. H. Mul- Evansville Chapel. hood meeting each Monday night at in, pastor. Early mass, 7 a. m.; sec-|_ F. I. Blanchard in charge. Suntay|§ o'clock. Teachers’ training class ond mass, 9 a, m,; last mass, 10:80/ meetings as follows: 10 a. m. Sunday| each Tuesday night, 8 o'clock. Mis- a, m.; benediction, 3 >. m. Masses| school. 11 a. m., preaching services;| sionary meeting, Wednesday night, during the week at 8 a. m. subdect, “Unfinished Life Bulding.”| § o'clock. Church house, 309 West — The public is invited. A street. Walter John Brannon, min- Grace Chapel, African Methodist. — ister. 305 North Grant street. Rev. T. West Side Chapel. — J. Burwell, B. D., minister. The} Corner of Pop'ar and Fifteenth Unlty Truth Center. Sock - social given by the Willing streets. F. I. Blanchard in 215 Midwest building. Services Workers ob Thursday evening was a Sunday meetihgs arc follow Sunday morning, 11 o'clock. Mrs. grand success. heir report will be p, m., Sunday schoo® 6:30 p. m.,| Peterson, speaker; subject “The Pro- made today. The survey is being ur-; Young People’s meet'ng. 7:30 p. m,| digal Son.” Tuesday evening, 7:45, ranged and actual work is to beg'n preach'ng service; a message showing | Lessons !n Truth. at once on the same. Mrs. Virginia the value of a life in touch w oo INFETENO Anderson, our new Sunday schcol su- Chrst, will be given. Thursday, tt GREATLY superintendent, will be the delegate ik to the S. S. institute, Jan. 22-23, at Re : Fovcey the M. E, church. Keep off the date February 1 and listen for announce ment. A new feature of the Sunday morning service will be the organiza tion of the Junior cho!r, Come hear the little folks sing tomorrow morn ing. Regular services both morn and evening. The min‘ster wil ach. Morning sermon theme Rest Proof of Christia G irst teaspoonful esscretchy, congestedfeel- in your throat. Phlegm looe- ens, inflamed tissuesaresoothed Follow the directions on the bottle. Such welcome relief! Your cough eases—your cold breaks up. Now—not when it’s serious—ask your druggist for er there is pressure or a weight on your lawn hose, suf fi- t Lipiscopal. Corner of East Second and South Durbin str Rey, Lew.s E. Car- tery pastor. Sunday schcol, a.m. sermon, “The Taming of the Shrew.” This will be a message in- tended toencourage kindly’ speech to and about~ cach other. “rhe League of the Kindly Tongue wil be-organ- ized. Anthem, ‘Awake, the-Day"— Hoyes. Quartet, “Thank We All Our Goa"—Wildermere. 11 a..m., Juntor church ocnducted, by Mrs, | Carter: subject, “Bone Breaking.” Beulah Bailey will recite. 2:30. p. m., Mem- bership’ class. Parents are urged to send or bring their children ‘to this class. 6:30 p. m., Palmer Johnson A male quartet 7:30. p. m., sermon, “The Remecy for Sim" a sequei to last Sunday night's sermon on “Sin a Anthem, “Peace, I Denver University, will speak. This is open to the public and is not a Methodist institute. All churches are invited. Any church that re mains out of this institute fs, losihg much valuable help, Wednesday, 7:30 Dp, m., prayer seryice and teach- ers’ training class. Friday, 7:30 p. 1-19-2t/ m. choir rehearsal. A:1 members: of the Woman's Foreign Missionary s0- ciety, who will take part in the pa- } eant to be presented in the near future will please meet in the base- ment of the church at 8 p. m, on WednesCay, January 24, Signed. Mrs. 8. B, Phelps, chairman of com mi Friday, 2:30 p. m., general Ladies’ Aid society méeting. The Kensington circle will hold a bake salo at that time at the church. Kenwood Rev. Edwin E. Preston, minister Sunday school, 9:30. Morning wor ship, 11, Mills Presbyterian. Rey. Edwin E. Preston, Bunday school, 2:30 p. m. worship, 7:30. First Presbyterian. Tabernacle, corner Sixth and Dur- Din streets. Rev. Charles A. Wilson D. D., pastor. Sunday school and Bible classes, 9:45. Are yéu, attend ing Sunday school anywhere? If not, come out and attend the Bible class MORE THAN PLEASED WITH QUICK RESULTS Many verbal and written testimon fals of this nature are being recetved every day regarding Wonderlite Facial Complexion Cla ‘Those who want to stay young and minister Even ng have a beautiful complexion. should ter this veaut fier right away. It remoyes p:mples, blackheads, wrinkles ovcnes And gives you a smooth, y skin, that heretofore could ly be attained by frequent mas. sages. An application of Wonderlite 8 as good asa massage and by far much cheaper. A special introductory offer of $1.60 for a $3.00 tube, which is suf. fic'ent for nearly six months appli cations, means the staring to the road of a beautiful skin for you. The pathway Jeads to all Druggists in| Casper.’ Foltowsit TODAY.—Adv; un cient water can not get through to keep the grass green and healthy. there is pressure on one or more of the up 745. Orchestra Specia! services ing and evening. A. O. religious educational dl. the Rocky Mountain re: peak. He is here to boost nerves supplying us toward the leadersa.p your heart, stom- school which will be heli ach, kidneys or to 16. He always brings some other organ, @ great message. A fine Bible school the pinched nerve session of special interest has been can not carry the at the tabernacle next Sunday morn-' planned for this week. The contest full amount of life ing otherhood ss taught! is starting with a fine spirit. It is force from the by Dr. G. , Anéerson fs very jn) Catching. All teachers and off:cers brain, necessary to teregting and worth while. The 5.49 esbrtask ane Men aee Enh kook ert $e young married ladies’ class taugh:| ering speed, Dr. the teacher sere dluakae Fellows, by ‘Mrs. -C.. A. Wilson is very large is going strong. are expecting Paige et ; but there is always room for one you. Push. Most diseases are caused by more, There is a class for elderly)” sist nerve pressure and women: taught by Mrs. J. C. Ross.| ’ Chi i Your place is in one of these Bible First Baptist, iropractic Fifth and Beech. ¢ Jr., pastor. M. Thompson classes. Why Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. day morning not attend next Sun- Morning worship and is the science that removes the cause. sermon, 11, “Poise of Victory.” An-; Morning: worship, 11 a. m.; theme, them,"For All the’ Saints'—Aver: ‘ks of the Happy Man.” B. Y. Bring all your health Solo, “Open tho Gates of the Tem-| 2: 6:30 p. m. Evening. service, troubles to ple"<-Knapp. By Mr. E. H, Sebler.| 7:30; theme, “The Three Great Things Young people's meeting, 680 p.m, i Lite.” Midweek service, Wednes | Robert N. Grove This is to be a spec'al meeting and “®Y, 7:30 p. m.; subject, “Our Goal CHIROPRACTOR [I am told-a meeting of very great] oF 1923.” Men’s night in the gym, nterest. A full attendance is de-| Friday, 7:30; open to all men. Wo- Over White's Grocery area, Evening worship and prayer} en's night fn the gym Saturday. 112 East Second Street 730; open to all girls and women. service, 7:30; subject, “Moral La Nisapgpaney ia ; ee Phone 2220 is 1a ‘All the services of the church are Sener or ckwel, Sextet “ieas| for the general public. This, is a Palmer School Graduate titul Land Called. Home.” Ba'nes,| church that serves. It ts for the Missionary meeting, 2:30 Thursday| People and all the people. It 1s for afternoon, Mrs. C. H. Bowman, a= = rE leader, You are welcome to all serv- ices, North Casper. 1009 North Durbin street. Woodard, minister. Sunday school. | 10 a, m. Christian Endeavor, 6:45 | p.m. Morning service, 11 a. m.; sub Ject, “The Salt of the Earth.” Even ng service, 7:30; subject, “A Litte Leaven Leaveneth the Lump.” First. Christian. Corner of Grant and Lind streets. R. R. Hildebrand, pastor, Bible Morning worship, 10:45. feties, 6. LOWEST STORAGE IN CASPER Repair Work on All Makes of Cars. GAS, OIL AND CARS GREASED Acetylene Welding and Small Lathe Work. Passenger Car and Truck Tires and Tubes and Accessorie: CARS SOLD ON COMMISSION WILLIS-HACKETT CO. ° Phone 1891-W—Garage 363 S. Ash George school, 9:45. ris fan Endeavor CLOSING OUT! GROCERY STOCK ONLY ELEVEN MORE DAYS LEFT. OUR LEASE EXPIRES JANUARY 31. EXTRA SPECIAL OAPADE, SMALL SIZE Sc | Soapade, Large Size__-.-_30¢ This Makes the Finest Washing Powder BLUE FRONT GROCERY 110 East Second St. Phones 457 and 458 Liberty Washing Po large size ...... Liberty Washing Powder, small size, 2 for.. 20-Mule Team Borax Soap Chips .... 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