Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1923, Page 3

__THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1923. Miscellaneous Shower This Evening. Miss Margaret Loughman will enter- tain at a miscellaneous shower this even'ng at her home, 1004 South Ash street, in honor of Mrs. A, McIntyre. Twelve guests will be present. eee Dinner Party This Evening. Mrs. B. H. Carnahan will entertain at an informal dinner party this eve. ning at her home in the Grude apart- ments In honor of several members of the bureau of mines who will leave soon for Washington. Jonquils and lavender sweet peas will be used for decorations. oFen6 Bridge Luncheon ‘Tomorrow. Mrs, R. H. Wertz will be hostess at an informal bridge luncheon to be given tomorrow at her residence, 147 North Wolcott street. Sie 6 Bookfellows Meet Tonight at Shipp's. A business meeting of the Casper Cirele of Bookfellows will be held at 0 this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs B. Richard Shipp, 541 South Beech street. Knights of Pythias To Hold Open House. The Knights of Pythias will hold open house tomorrow evening from 330 until 11 o'clock in their new home above the Kass!s Dry Goods store. The entertainment will be fea. tured by music, clog dancing, and other amusements. Refreshments will be served. Friends and members of the orger are welcome. The af- fair will in the way of a house warming. 0) [ere Thursday Bridge Club Today. Mrs. J. W. Johnson entertained the members of the Thursday bridge club this afternoon at her home, 1114 South David street. Miss Kathleen Sullivan substituted for the afternoon. 5 eee Standard Teams To Be Entertained. The Mesdames James Kidd, David Rae and John Imtta will entertain the members of the Standard 1 and 3 teams this evening at an informal dinner at 6 o’glock at the Presby- terian church parlors. A Cats Mr. and Mrs. Slade To Entertain Club Leaders. The leaders of the bread clubs which have been organized for sev- eral months among the various schools of the city will be entertained Friday with a luncheon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Slade. cee Novelty Dance This Evening. For this evening at the Arkeon Manager T. J. McKeon has an- nounced a “Shaker” dance, each girl entering the hall to be given free a set of aluminum, non-tipable salt and pepper shakers, This is the first time this novel {fea has been introduced at a dance 4n Casper and it is expected to prove very popular. ee Officers and Chairmen Entertained Wednesday. The newly elected officers, division chairmen, and the retiring officers and chairmen of the Ladies’ Aid of the First Presbyterian church, were entertained yesterday at the manse, by Mrs. Chas. A. Wilson, at a one o'clock luncheon. Twenty-one were present. The officers for the coming year are: President, Mrs. B. L. Scherck; vice-president, Mrs. A. C. Riker; secretary, Mrs. J. E. Trask; treasurer, Mrs. A. W. Peake. On ac- count of the growth of the soclety, the number of divisions was increased to ten. The chairmen of these divi- sions are, Mesdames C. W. Dentner, ¥. R. Henry, F. B. Firmin, Fred Van Gordon, W. H. Crawford, Glen How- land, Baxter Rarie, C. H. Carpenter, H. M. Robb, and J. W. Walker. Plans for the coming year were formulated, and a social time was enjoyed. The regular meeting of Chapter “G", P. EB. O. will be held at the home of Mrs. M. C. Keith, 123 South Beech street, Saturday, March 24, at 2:30 p. m. All visiting P. EB. O.'s are invited to be present. . . Birthday Party Saturday. Mrs. G. R. Miller will entertain at a children’s party Saturday afternoon at her home, 404 South Jefferson street, in honor of her son's, Charles Reed ninth birthday, Games will be played and refreshments will be served. eee Presbyterian Dinner March 28. 3 ‘The ladies’ ald soctety of the First Presbyterian church will serve a din- ner in the tabernacle at Sixth and Durbin streets Wednesday evening, March 28, beginnig at 5:30 p. m. for the beefit of the building fund. Those who attended the recent dinners served by the ladies in the tabernacle will remember the exceptional service given at those times. This should in- sure a large patronage by the public for the dinner to be given March 28. eee Mooseheart Legion Meeting Friday. ‘The Women of the Mooseheart Leg- jon, Casper Chapter No. 306, will hold a special meeting Friday evening, March 28 at the Moose hall, All mem- bers of the legion are asked to attend this meeting. Casper Teachers Iave Forum. De open forum and dinner of the teachers of Casper will take place at the Henning hotel, 6:30 p. m. tomor- row. Miss Warner of Washington who !s with the department of agr culture, will speak to the teachers on various phases of boys’ and girls’ club work, IF. W. Beidier, chairman of the Amoricanization department of the U. S Veterans’ bureau, will also be one of the principal speakers. ares Girl Scout Council Meets Next Monday. A meeting of the members of the Girl Scout council will take p’ace in the office of Miss Mae Hamilton at 7 o'clock Monday evening. ee Senior Play Is Named. the senior play wh'ch had just been decided on by the director, Miss Lela Brown. Tryouts for places are being held this week, the cast not having been chosen as yet. eee Art Department Meeting Friday. The art department of the Casper Women’s Departmental club will meet Friday afternoon, March 23, at the residence of Mrs. J. W. Bingham, 511 South Kimball. All members of the department are asked to be present as officers will be elected and plans for the next year's work will be made. —s—___ | Personals Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bergstrom left this morning for Montana After spending a few days there on busi ness for the Evans Oil corporation Mr. Bergstrom will return to Casper. Mrs. Bergstrom will visit in Helena her former home, for some time. eee Mr. and Mrs. C. .L. Holman and baby have returned from Kansas City after a four months’ stay there. Mr. Holman {s connected with the Rich ard and Cunningham company here. Joe Daly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack! Daly of 340 South Ash street, is Spending his spring vacation here from the Mount St. Charles college at Helena, Mont. ; cee Mr. and Mrs. A. J Castleberry are the parents of an eight pound son who arrived yesterday at the'r home, 23 South Lincoln street. Both moth- er and little son, A. J. Jr., are doing! nicely. eee Miss Florence Eastman, bookkeep- er at Dr. J. C. Kamp's office, who has ben {ll for the tast week, is ex- pected to return to her duties in a few days, Ce Mr. and Mrs. Wright came in to- day from Salt Creek and intend to spend several days here on business and visiting with friends, oi te Ne Mrs. Charles Connor will leave soon for Dallas, Tex., where she will spend a two-week vacation visiting with relatives. cee Mr. and Mrs, H. N. Morgan ana children are here for a few weeks from Colorado Springs. eee Miss Frances Robinson has return- ed\from Denver after spending a Week there visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Rob- inson. eee Mrs. T. R. Nichols is here for a Week visiting with relatives from Kimball, Neb. eee Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris are business callers in the city for a short time from Ogden. eee Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Firmin left this week for Findlay, Ohio, where they will visit for two weeks at the home of Mr. Firmin's parents, pire a6 Mrs. E. G. Erkstrom has arrived in the city from her home in Bur- lington, Iowa, and will spend several weeks here on business and pleasure. cee Mr. and Mrs. Williams are residing turned this week from California after a several months’ visit there. Mr. and Mrs. William are residing at the HE. J. Sullivan residence, 1025 South Durbin street. ere Mr. and Mrs. P. Carr are spend- ing a few days in Denver on busi- ness and pleasure. eee Mrs. O. L. Loreman has returned to her home in Nebraska after spend- ing several weeks here visiting with friends. ere Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Christie are here for a short time from Kear-| ney, Neb. cee Miss Evelyn Horn {s here for a few weeks visiting at the home of her brother, J. J. Horn. sites Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Cook left last evening for their home in Denver Get Rid of That ¢ Cough Healing Vapors Give Quick Relief. The safest and most effective method of conquering a cough ts to !nhale the delightu!, soothing vapors from “Deo,”* better known during the past thirty years as Dennis’ Bucalyptus Ointment, | Heat a spoonful of “Deo” in a tin plate antl fill your lungs with the pungent but pleasant vapor that rises. Almost instantly it clears the head and throat, checking the cough and be- ginning at once to heal the inflamed membranes. “Deo” {8 a wonderful combination of Australian eucalyptus and otner antiseptic, healing o!ls. Excel'ent for colds, eatarrh, inffuenza, bronchit!s asthma etc. Guaranteed to give sat- isfacto! results or money back. Tubes 25c; jars 60c. Sold by leading druggists everywhere. Denn'a Mfg. Co., Berkeley, Cal—Advertisement, Pomander Walk" is the name of ITHE BETRAYAL OF THE SUBCONSCIOUS Girl to “Nice”? Boy—“I just adore these cool spring evenings. City Briefs || | Che Casper Daily Cridune By C. D. Batchelor The air is so—embracing.” 1 after spending three days here on business. eee James FE. Gibson and sister Mar. garet left yesterday for Omaha to be gone several weeks visiting friends| and relatives there. ore Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Benson are the | house guests for the remainder of the week of Mr. and Mrs. Evanson at their home on Fenway street. eee Friends of Frank Fee have been shocked to learn that he suffered the amputation of one foot in Hardin, Mont., last week. Mr. Fee formerly lived in Casper. The accident oc: curred when the injured man fell be- tween two cars. L. E. Shipper of Omaha, 1s among the out-of-town business visitors in the city for the week. aire: ;* W. R. Smith {s here from Roches. ter on business. eee Arthur Lacano arrived today from Lead, 8. D., and will spend two weeks here. eee J. O. Shaffer returned this morning from Denver where he has been on business for the last week. cee R. L. Clark is here for a few days from Lander. Sra 4 Ae Cheap prices on rugs. Save money and buy at Graham-Shields Furni- ture _company.—Advertisement Discriminating women the world over choose Onyx Hose Four biggest sellers $1.25, $2.50, $3.50, $4.50 No restrictions. for Dr. J. C. Kamp left this afternoon w York where he will take a post-graduate course in diagnosis. eee Ralph Hudson has accepted a po: sition with the R. T. Kemp Insur- ance company. Wade H. Fowler, land attorney of Douglas, is spending the day here on business. W. F. Tucker left this morning for Salt Creek after spending a day here on business. eee Cc. W. Harmon is a Denver bust: ness calter for the remainder of the week, Dr. M. J. Nolan has returned from Teapot after spending the day there on business. eee C. C. Brown left last evening for Denver after spending a week here attending to business affairs. oer Neil Brodie of the Brodie Rubber company is confined to his home on $22.50 $32.50 Graham-Shlelds Furniture Co, will save you money on_ your furniture.— S 252 South Center St. Phone 1304-W Combination Suit and Blouse Offer Today, Friday and Saturday MARCH 22, 23 AND 24 We will give an allowance of $5.00 on any Blouse in our large new stock, providing only that at the same time you purchase one of our new two-piece Spring Suits at the same time. We have hundreds of new Spring Dresses for you to select $12.95 $28.50 $38.50 South Grant street with an attack of Harry Robinson is in for a few been supervising the drilling of a well for the last two weeks. H. J. Boyles is here for a few days on business from Denver. Frank Gilardi, who nas been seri reported to be slightly improved. Charles O. Flinn has returned from a short business trip spent in Billings and other Montana points. Harry Hopkins Salt Creek after spending a day here visiting with frie: Brian Tobin left this morning for Salt Creek to be gone a week or 10 Have your school pictures framed at Graham-Shields Furniture Advertisement. STHMA No cure for it, but welcome relief is often brought by— Vicks Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly Faster 00 Does Five Dollars Spring Hats Stunning styles and from at special values at $12.50 In this lot you are sure to find a Hat to please you. An exquisite line of Creations $22.50, $25.00 and $28.50 Let us show you the newest in Coats, Wraps and 3-Piece Suits PAGE THREE finally taken The advertising value, New stock of Craperes just re. Mr. Mechling stated, can not be over ceive’ a! Graham-Sh « Furniture stimated and the cost of operation pan after this year will either be included” in the community chest fund or taken care of by the chamber of com merce. The budget framed by th committee includes $1,000 for the cost of the present station, $1,000 for addi tional equipment and funds for oper ating until the first of the year, mak Ing a total.of $3,200. It {s proposed that the Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions clubs and the Realtors sell stock in the corporation to cover this amount 7 Objections were raised to the plan Postoffice Recommenda- ,,, ctor were rised to the plan © being the opinion of some that the fionsis Alsou Heard tat), ||setee crcaiaas conver elephant” at some future date and Dinner Meeting. RextiaaGaesitcsuiAall to’ cubecribeay to more worthy purposes. Postmaster Edwin Bean was a guest of the club last night and out- ned the handicaps under which the Discussion of a proposal to help finance the Community Radio cor- poration through the sale of stock tr fi so, | Postoffice here will labor for the : : 2 here last year featured the reguler| the failure of congress to appropriate turned ankles —stiff, sore money for auxiliary and overtime muscles—no family can clerk and carrier hire. Five men ~ gyoid them. ust be released by the office and to offset their loss Mr. Bean reiterated That is why millions keep eques| © Tuesday before the Sloan's handy, the next me: requests made Tuesday be! h a ver MENOHIRe who with w. o,| chamber of commerce when he asked You will soon find Sloan's Wilson and B. J. Sullivan constitute; (7 Co-operation of the Casper public! {s more useful than any other the executive committee of the cor-| !% ™alling letters and packages. This) {tem in your medicine cabi- request is already showing results. poration, addressed the club on the| Toquest ie Airealy slow ne retncea| net. It breaks up the cone Penefits that Casper will reap from) 14 game way and tied in bundles for| &¢stion that causes the pain. meeting last night of the Lions club. The discussion failed to develop unanimity of sentiment and action of the proposal was postponed until eee, el ei niggens tserah TeaEESucne quick handling. Numerous other Use Sloan’s to protect you out was the fact that a bill intro-| Tecommendations were made whic hn) from pain as you would use duced tn the last congress proposes| 2F® being brought to the attention) gn antiseptic to prevent ine to limit the number of broadcasting | this week of members of all clubs. | fection. At your druggist’s, stations in the United States to forty > } There ts nothing like Sloan's! By maintaining the present stat n| Cook stove at a bargain at Gra- : ioans Casper will be in line to secure one| ham-Shields Furniture Co.—Adver- be ide of the 40 permits when legislation 1s| tisement. | eet es de HERE IT IS! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL Large Heavy Bath Towels 23° (20x38 inches) This is a bargain you won’t find often in Casper. We were lucky to get this lot, and be able to sell them at this unheard-of price. Come early and buy yours as the supply is limited. THE CASPER DRY GOODS C9. Phone 1981 120 East Second St. There are 9 dark (fast dye) New Improved au colors—black, dark heavier materials. These (fast dye) colors require boiling. All New Improved RIT colors are guaran- teed to dye all fabrics perfectly— silk, wool, cotton or mixed goods. timing colors The 15 lighter New Improved RIT colors are exceptionally fine for renewing daintier silk waists and ese colors do not require boiling. Gaaranteed results on all fabrics. Simple directions in every package. Be sure you get the guaranteed New Improved RIT. At all drag, department, dry goods and notion stores 15¢ Stationery Bargain Counter Walk a Block and Save the Difference SPECIALS FOR Friday Saturday and Tuesday Stenographers’ Note Books, wide and narrow; ink paper. Regu- lar price 15c each, sale price, . dozen .. $1.00 Velvet Pencils, Nos. 1, 2, 8, 4, per dozen __. -50c Velvet Pencils, Nos. 1, 2, 8, 4, per gross ..$5.90 Comet Typewriter Erasers, with brush, per dozen.. maT V7 Webster’s RTZ Perfect Type 35 Cleaner, per bottle. 5: Monday Rubber Bands, all sizes ($1.50 values) 1-lb. box......_.. $1.25 Stenographers’ Note Books, wide and narrow; pencil paper. Reg- ular price 10c each, sale price, dozen ........... 75¢ Rubber Bands, all sizes (50c val- ues), 14-lb. bo» Our Special Combination for the Office 500 sheets Certificate Bond, 16-lb., 814x11. 500 sheets Yellow second paper, 814x11. 100 sheets Webster Car- bon Paper, 8!4x11. 1 Typewriter Ribbon for any ma- chine. Special price______ hy a eee $4.50 WATCH THIS SPACE AND CUT DOWN YOUR STATIONERY EX- PENSE. WE DELIVER ANYWHERE IN THE CITY, AND SOLICIT OUT-OF-TOWN PATRONAGE. Each Order Will Receive Our Unlimited Personal Attention Just Call “2224” or Come in and Leave Your Order. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY 426 East Second Street Casper, Wyoming