Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1923, Page 3

x. of Glenrock Has Sneak Day Here. The senior class of the Gienrock! High school enjoyed a * Ke" day yesterday coming to Casper for the| occasion. ,Closely followed by the | juniors, the class drove toward ‘the ©.1 City in an effort to avoid their | pursuers, The Seniors enjoyed a lunch at the Wyatt cafeteria and then drove around the city and en-! joyed rides on the Salt Creek and Mountain roads. Dinner was taken in the evening at the New Palace! Inn, following which the members| of the party “took in” the movies. | Meanwhile the junfors are also said to have been enjoying them-| selves in Casper. | se Dentists Wives | To Entertain. Casper dentists will be entertained | by their wives this evening at an in- formal dinner party to be given at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. novan, 623 Park avenue. ‘Among those who will attend are:! Dr. and Mrs. Willlam Kocher, Dr. | and Mrs. G. T. Morgan, Dr. and) Mrs. J. W. Bingham, Dr. and Mrs. | J. B, Beal, Dr. and Mrs. Herman ‘Talpers, Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Duncan, Dr. Edna Thomas and Dr. C. H.! Carpenter. . Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tomorrow, Members of the American Legion auxiliary will hold another all-day session tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Burke Sinclair, 504 Milton ave- nue. The main feature of the day will be the completion of poppies which are being made by the auxil- jary to be sold on poppy day, May 26. Each member is asked to bring at least one person to this meeting. All those ¢ligible to membership are asked to be present. During the afternoon a short business session will be held. Those who attend are asked to bring one thing suitable for luncheon. SIOCIETY— N@@%tl | Will Entertain. Mrs. H. H. Schwarts will enter- tain the members of the Tuesday club tomorrow afternoon at her res!- dence on South Beech street, oe Departmental Club Piace Cl rat Casper Woman's Depart- mental club meeting which was to have been held at the Methodist church totmorrow has been changed and will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in the Knights of Pythias hall. Ail members are asked to be present and to bring their year books as important changes are to be made sn the constitution, Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen who is president of the ciub will preside. : Mrs. Cowan Will teriain. bey Frank Cowan will entertain the Midnight bridge club this even: ing at her,bome on South Wolcott street. .Mrs. Neil Kimball will be substitute for the svanine .Van Meter Recital ‘Thursday ‘The students of the Van Meter chvol of music will give a recital ‘Thursdhy evening, May 3 at 7:30 at the Methodist church. All those in- terested in music are invited to be present. The program follows: “Little Waltz,” piano --Bernara Daly “Evening Hour,” piano --Gerald Daly violin Estehr Karkainen * plang Rowena Miller " piano .--. .--- Betty Gray “To @ Wild Rose,” violin — _.. Natalie Riker plano - ~ -- Boyd Smith *Cuerny,” piano -. Guy Wright “Old Folks at Home,” violin ------ “America,’ *Barcarolle,” violin duet —---—-—- = ~-- Carl and Velma Schedler “In Lilac Time,” piano ~..-------- See - Viola Emerick “Swedish Folk Song,” violin Margaret Holden . Lian Roth ur Le Lac,” violin -Mildred Grace “Czerny No. 77," piano Harry Powell “Back—Toccatina,” “Merlin the Wizard,” violin _--. Thelma br sca Bound,” piano ~------ ~----------------- Emerick Huber “Andante from Fifth Sym,” plano =e .- Haseltine Julian “Widdle ané I," Vocal “Twilight ," cello --Sethryn Stebers violin -.. ..- Tiny Matson “Journey's End,” vocal -. -- Mildred Daly violin z Warren Cromwell “Hungaria Dance,” saxophone Edward O'Connor * violin ---. Thora Sieber 0," cello -. --- Faye Modsland ese Mrs. Deaver Entertains. Mrs. Q. K. Deaver was hostess ot the third of a series of bridge lunch: rons given today at her home, 617 East Kirk avenue. Spring flowers were used for the table decorations. Among the guests present were: Mrs. J. H. Rowand, Mrs. Anna Leep- tr, Mrs, Thaddeus Walker, Mra, O. L. Walker, Mra, George Compbell, Mrs. J. W. Burns, Mrs. B, B, Lum nis, Mrs. W. J. Chamberlain, Mra Day, Mra. H. H. Schwartz, Mra. M ) Stanley R. Morian, | during July will be elected. A!l mem Mrs. R. R. Rose, Mrs. Gene Griffith, Mrs. Harry Young, Mrs. “Robert Ogden, Mra. Gus Bell, Mrs. Guy Trevett, Mrs. Jack Arbuckle, Mrs. M. Hurley, Mrs. W. D. Allely and Mrs, Net! Tyler of Rock Riv¢r. | ry Pocahantas Lodgo Meeting Thursday. The Pocahantas lodge will meet in regular session Thursday evening, April 3 at the T. O. O. F. hall. After a short business session a dance and social will be held. A special pro- gram has been planned after. which refreshments will be served. _Exxcel- lent music has been secured for. the eventag and it is hoped that all mem: bers of the lodge and thelr friends will attend: No admission will be charged but a silver offering will be taken during the evening. Serer B. and P. . Club Delegate To Bo Elected Saturday. At the regu'ar weekly meeting of the Business and — Professional Woman's club_to be held Saturday at 12.10 at the Fienning hotel the del- egates who will attend the national convention to be held in Portland| bers of the club are asked to be pre- set. 2 eee | Neighbors of Woodcraft Will Meet This Evening, } The Nelghbors of Woodcraft will] meet in regular session this evening at 8 o'clock at the I. O. O. F. hall. All members are asked to be present} as business of importance will be transacted. Arrangements have been completed for the bazaar which will be given soon. All finished aprons may be turned in at this meeting.| Following the business meeting re-| freshments will be served. Christian Aid Meeting Thursday. _The Ladies’ Aid Society of the North Casper Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 THE HUMAN ZOO Copyright, 1923, by Public Ledger Company city yesterday from home at North Platte, Neb., and expect to spend some time here visiting with friends oar . Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Nolan have as their house guests for a few weeks Mrs, Nolan's parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fillmore of Duluth, Minn. Mr, and Mrs. I. O. Wilson are visit- ing hefe for = few days from Sa‘t | Creek. eee Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Metheust are ‘here for a short time on business from Seattle. eee Mr. and Mrs. Julian left last even- {ng for their home in Colorado o'clock at the residence of Mrs. W. “Springs after spending a week here J. Green, 414 East F street. All members of the society are asked to| be present. a , _ Personals Mrs. W. H. Weber and daughter Helen hava returned from Seattle where they have been visiting for some time and have taken apart- ments at the MecRory. eer) Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bryan and children of Cleveland are visiting here for a few weeks with relatives. From Casper they will go to Portland where they expect to spend severai muntne. . Mrs. Henry Fichards left this morn- ng for Thermoplis where she will spend a fery daya on a pleasure trip. ere Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank B. Hannagan are here for a week on business from Omahi. ; eee Mr. and Mrs, G. V. Stevens have as thelr house guest for a week Mrs. Steven's sister, Mrs. J. Anderson of Tulsa, Okla. eee Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hobbins and daughter Helen Frances !eft yester- day for Omaha where they will visit for several weeks at the home of Mrs. Hobbins parents. cee Miss Helen Scott is visiting here for a few weeks at the home of her aunt Mrs. Robert H. Herman. Miss Scott's home ts in Salt Lake. eee Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hammond are spending the day in Salt Creek look- ing over the ofl field. eee Miss D. L. Mortimer of the Casper Business. cptlegze is visiting with friends and relatives in Kansas City and other Missouri cities, Miss Mor- timer will be absent from Casper during the summer months. ore. te : Mrs, K, H. Norman has return from St. Louis where she has been iting with friends for the last month. Tho Mesdames J. W. Bingenhetmer. Ne!l Charles Geis, Glen Lefdecker and Beulah Vance Foster will leave to- morrow overland for Denver where they will spend four or five days on a pleasure trip. eee Mrs. W. T. Henning and Mrs. H. Perree are visitors in the cliy for a short time from Denver. eee Mrs, William Ryan ts a visttor here for a few days from her homs in Den- ver. ce Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Quinn are visit- ing with friends here for a few days from Lance Creek, eee Miss Viola Gillette of Thermoplis is here visiting for a few days, cee Mr. and Mrs. E. M, Dickey and) family are spending several days here from Salt Lake. eee Mrs, C. R. Berternitz and Miss} Grace M. Berternitz arrived in the) ‘vis! ing with relatives, eee Mrs. Knittle returned today from Douglas after a few days there visit ‘ing at the home of her son and daugh- ter. eee Dr. J. C, Kamp, the attending phys! ' Mr, and Mrs. J. Patterson are the parents of a baby son who arrived yesterday at the County hospital, “D. J. C, Kamp, the attending physt- tian reports both mother and son to be progressing nicely. Sherk Mr. and E, W. Doo'ey are visitng in the elty for a short time with friends from Salt Creek. ; ease! ‘Mr. and-Mrs. Frank Dayidson left this morning for Thermoplis to be gone a week on a business and plea sure trip. eee ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donovan and daughter of Salt Lake spent yester- day here visiting with friends en- route to Billings where they will spend several weeks visiting with rel- atives. eee Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Miller and children are visiting here for a week form Des Moines, Ia. ewe Mrs. G.. R. Elliott has returned from a two weeks pleasure trip spent in Denver and Colorado Springs. eee Miss Catherine Volman {s a busl- ness caller here for the week from Omaha, eee ‘Mr. and Mrs. James H. Parker and family left last evening for Denver where they expect to make their home. The Parkers have been resi- dents for the last two years. City Briets Lee Simonson, prominent rancher of Thermopolis is a business caller here for a short time. eee E. H. Wutkart, Riverton banker, is here for a few days attending to business affair: ee G. B. McClellan is in the city on business from his home at Worland, eee. Arthur Penford is among the ou- of-town business visitors here from Denver for the week. eee Grant Loggeet anf W. P. Knud- sen are here for a few days on busi- news and visitin:: wit1 friends from Greybull. eee Robert Marshall is here for the remainder of the week from Chicago. eee Charles Denny is in for a few days on business from Salt Creek. eee W. J. Ferguson arrived last even- ing from Missoula, Mont., and will YOUTH WILL BE SERVED Casper gi By C. D. Batchelor spend several days here attending to business matters of importance. eee H. R. Gates 4s a business man hers for a few days from Houston, Tex. eee W. E. McCormick arrived yester- day morning on a short business trip from Colorado Springs. Elbert Gregory is here on business from Denver. o- Frank Denis is here on business for a few days from Glenrock. eee H. L. Cole came down yesterday from Lander on a short business trip. eee Harry Williams left this morning overland for Rawlins to bo gone a Crtbune unparalleled demonstration, the Ods Four twice in succession took a start from the end of the South Center street’ pavement and sailed over ‘the Same ‘incline in second gear. ‘The car used was taken at random from a number of used cars at the Wyoming ‘Oldsmobile company, local dealers, and had seen 3,600 miles of hard service in the hands of its for- mer owner without even having the valves ground, spark plugs cleaned, or any other mechanical attention. Eary Sunday afternoon, after easily pulling the east test hill in both low and intermediate gear, the car failed tm several attempts on the west grade. A more experienced driver made three unsuccessful attempts and took the ear to the garage for a slight adjust: ment of the spark control. After which he returned to the test hill, and five times in succession nosed up to the foot of the steep incline, stopped, shifted to low and climbed stead!'y, slowly and sturdily over the grade. So encouraged was the driver over the excellent performance of the car in low gear, that he decided to take a short run from the end of the pave- ment in an attempt to make the grade in second gear, The car went. over easily, and he repeated the perform ance amid the blasts of approval from the horns of a hundred assembled cars at the foot of the hill. The Oldsmobi'e performance {s un- Paralleted in a c: of its class and of any description have suc y attained the sum mit of the west test hill, among them being the Superior model Chevrolet also handled In Casper by the Wyo: ming Oldsmobile company. Bach Sunday afternoon when the weather conditions permit sees a targe crow! of spectators at the teat hill to watch the performance of varicus mo tor cars on the hill. Arrangements are being made by the Wyoming Oldsmobile company for further demonstrations to be made the near future, ‘Gee For muffins, rolls | or cup cakes——use few days on business. eee & H. C. Keetawer has arrived in the city from Allen's Park, Colo., and expects to spend several weeks here visiting with friends. eee C. H. Cartman left last ev*ning for Denver on a business trip, eee C. L. Harvey arrived th!s morn- ing. from Ft. Collins, Colo. oe Ben Shunner is here on’ business from Sioux tty. ss W. H. Switzer is in the elty for a short time on business from Water- loo, Ia. ene i A. J. Young is a business caller here for a week from his home in Dickenson, N. D. ~ eee L. A. Miller is here visiting with friends for a few days from Teapot. OLDS 19 PUT T0 HARD HILL TEST Before a crowd of Casper motor fans in more than a hundred cars parked at the foot of the test hill at the south end of Center street the Oldsmobile Four automobile last Sun- day afternoon again demonstrated its title to the well-known slogan of the Oldsmobile line of cars, “Oldsmobile Wins by Comparison/* Five succes: sive times the Olds Four negotiated without a falter the west test grade from a dead standstill at the foot of the steep incline variously estimated by car fans from thir five per cent grade, Not a Blemish mars the perfect appearance of her complexion. Skin troubles are effec- tively concealed. Red: unnatural color and corrects greasy s\ ly antiseptic. White-Fiea! 3 ‘Send 10¢ for Trial Size FERD. T. 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