Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1923, Page 17

Casper Sunday Morning Criune And WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW ad VOLUME 32. MAGAZINE SECTION CASPER, WYO., SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1923. MAGAZINE SECTION NUMBER 36. ITHE DAYS THAT ARE NO MORE By W. E. HILL. Copyright, 1929. By The Chicago No masquerade party in 1898 was complete without one masker who came as the yellow kid. A croquet tournament in 1902. The athletic girl from Wellesley— ie { : she in the nifty little Before and after in & si, f f red tam and the white 1900. Showing what the es 2 duck skirt—is about to advertising pages hah j ‘ g make a crack shot, threatened to accom- } s \5 f plish for any lady who dared take a chance with pneumatic shape acces- sories. Or were they made of wire? The very last word in sar- torial splendor was the shirtwaist man in the ox- blood striped shirt and the wash tie, to say nothing lof the watch fob and the ¢raxh pants. Bas Pa per larry ; hs \ os ! twenty odd geare cesses 3 7 , e~ 4 os $ ; S ago was staying out till Ge ? Ses ~ i Sunday evening, In the year ninetten hundred and three, 4 i er sis ver today. ‘The at night on straw ri ra EB we 2 ee was a time of dulcet tones and the closest of harmony. \ 3 decorous, Mother, Hakbard only three cha pere eet eg ry “The Message of the Violet,” “The Congo Love Song” ¢ : rks jen mote and thea in those days the nee bey 3 and “Bedelia” were prime favorites with the young men ; ; Knickers have arrived. sacar Se and ila ‘ : fh : knickers have arrived Beet : ; Likewise the complexion came a-wooing. cream has given way (o! the quid mud massage. Se = Seo a 3 ‘The sub-debs of the eatly nineteen hundreds, although these were ‘the days before the Chauve-Souris had begun to “Pardon mé, but does my hat annoy you Whether it did or didn’? color amateur shows, made a pretty snappy showing, all rigged out in Dennison crepe paper dresses for the beauty made not the slightest difference to any le in the seat behind, over- { horus of “The Brownies in Fairyland.” + Some as he must have been by such a vi