Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 1, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Che Casper Dally Cridune ° G25. AY, JUNE 1, 1923. (itera act eI ee TOS ee bY EL RMI 62 a a a a OCIETY + = ~~ News of Women’s Clubs and Organizations MARY TOBIN, Society Editor Garden Creek. The school was di-) Attractive place cards in the form hold a cake sale and prize grab Sat- vided into sides during the recent| of telegrams were used. Among the urday afternoon at the Casper Phar membership drive which was won by| guests who attended were Mr. and| macy. Proceeds’ from which will be) [ the boys. All those who are to at-| Mrs, Ernest Marquerdt, Mrs. Jere-| added to the church building fund. tend are asked to meet at the home| miah Mahoney, Mrs. Charles W. Bar-|———————________—___ of Mrs. Robert Heinze, 641. CY aye-|ton, Miss Kathleen Sullivan, a @ e nue at 1 p.m. Cars to take the chil-| Patrick Sullivan, Miss Billie Mahoney “ dren to the grounds are expected to| and the Messrs, Clement Nicolaysen, | — S Ss bé on hand between 1 and 1:30] Rayburn Webb and Brian Tobin. | a o'clock. Fe “ask for Horlick’s % : ¥ 4 RECENT AND COMING EVENTS TIN-SOG@IAL CIRCLES OF CASPER ai a BR). Seeomcusat ; 4 Dinner Party This Evening. | S « Malted Milk e e bs Last Evening. The Sheba Bridge club will meet Miss Margaret Curtin entertained] this evening at the home of Mrs.| gj ecla rices Surprise Party Molly O'Mara, first base; Louise Fris-| at an informal dinner party given| Frank Mills on North Center street.| @ Last Evening. by, second: ices McBain, third;|tast evening at the Henning hotel ew 19 M ET Margie short ‘op; Wyoma | preceding the dancing party given by ly s Miller a ita Keen fielders, | the Casper Woman's Departmental ‘ given see club at Moose hall. Spring Mrs. the The Original Food-Drink for All Ages- friend = Some te | stusic Recital flowers w used for decorations. | will Quick Lunchat Home Offices, Fountains. é ‘ 5 * riree y._ The | Satan Afternoon. RichMille MultedGrautstractio Pen Grey Kid Trimmed Satin Straps evenin, in ; , T bupils of Miss Lillian Peter. der& Tablet forms. Nourish'ng-Nocooking. efter w 8 a WES OCEWOI A Tao @ recital Saturday af- 88” Avoid Imitations and Substitutes i Twelv esta W a ternoon 0 at the Methodist : Z An attractive black Satin Slipper neatly trimmed with SS © who are interest: i “li SS Miscellaneous Shower 1 invited to attend. ‘The " grey kid. Stylish Spanish type of heels. A quality Slip- WV Wednesday Evening : WS! E per at an extraordinary $5 98 = d M Dance,” duet, Stein: vi Sti | Generation /(IVEN AWAYI|) “"""'— $5. a “Long, Long lorence Williams American house Same pattern in low héels, $4.98. wives are using Calumet Baking Powder today with the same ee that their mothers : Enced overathind of a century ago. This perpetual attended THE CHOICEST FAIR VIEW LOT Dobbin Realty Co. 287 South Center St. Informal Dinner This Evening. Dt - a, r » Maxon and Vance Preston to|“An April Shower,” Crammond__.- Frances MacDonald achmann ~....-...- Vance Preston - Brown Kid Straps--Beige Trimmed Of softest brown kid with beige shade of kid trimmings. A combination in beautiful harmony. Cuban heels with rubber tips. Exceptional low price, per pair a aS Also in black kid, trimmed in grey kid. Birthday Party “TAt Saturday. tain eat a afternoon at Newton and ak of favor Preston -_-_ | SST BY Test has made Airel Dingman = = GALUMET ; Entertains, | Pauline Kareer 100 WAYS To Make Money BY BILLY WINNER Misses and Children’s Patent Straps Clever patent straps for dress wear. So easy to keep them looking nice, too. Children like them best. And at humane basement prices. Sizes 1114 to 2, $2.48. Sizes If I Could Plan Parties— eS aie The Economy BAKING POWDER EOPLE who make a business 2) K. of ©. Initiation of planning parties get good 1 o'clock Jun | Sunday. = ter than tha i orth Grant - r| The Tentghts of Gotumbus wit! nol ‘Soca eee : coulda T do the weet flowers were > thelr initiation exercises’ Munday, of any other brand. OP cous! Shedat ee. ts Sturdy Play Oxfords * ovations. Subst e te! June 3, at the Elk ditorium. Work 3 2. . * | noon were Mri aid | ta! the, Giverent (agssen Grille given Thereisn ta baking ler of great- know about favors, refresh- ay i Miss Paul! 3 Sirti ab oete Sieacat er, merit—there isn't a leavener ob- this woulds’t take long to loara, f the exercises a banquet rved at the Mullin lub tainable that will produce more satis- pppecialirrieht waar ee se ea enetoe Onlaminisiars! factory or positive results. That’s people 1 oobld. plan, and iain | afternoon y Ward and Mr bers of the club p § Roy Jones, Mr k Just the thing for rough and ready play wear. The play shoe that all children like. Made of tough brown leather uppers and sturdy scuffer soles. Comfortable, too. . . why the largest baking powder factories in them ath their parting for ie Sizes 81 to 11, $1.74, Sizes1114 to2, - $1 48 mat. | Sunday choot | theworldare always busyturning outenough Slpidinniers. cael -padeieg, * lier $1.98. Sizes 544 to 8. ° : enie Saturday. Mga secs Calumet to supply the great demand. tated, se ees parties, — i day school will be A pound can of Calumet contains fall 16 | Pigaeee Leonid se” Ccawee nests of honor st a plenlo to be] ounces. Some baking powders comein 12 ounce |] Daily Tribune Want Ads. This girls of the Sunday school et lower instead of 16 ounce cans. Be sure you get a |} would be economical, eure and Cook will present pound when you want it. quick. Economy Shoe Basement OPERATED BY WIGGINS Plano pu f recital to be given : Monday ev June MEDIUM | BROWN FLATR Tooke | Seg aD at the Baptist church. All those | best of all after a Golden Glint Sham-| ZE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER terested in music are cordially invited | B20—Advertisement. SSS to attend. About 25 will take part. | eason and 1 in the Moose lodge rooms. lady is asked to bring a box 1 -- | A GREAT DRESS SALE é Rie S aeeieaNen te imal FOR SATURDAY ONLY Dozens of new bargain specials will be There are literally thousands of choice ob Sen Wide gas | placed on sale each day until removal bargains awaiting your selection at the —" see 4 to our new location. Frantz Shop. Mr. and Mrs. Hemingway Included in this special offer are a host of dresses bought by us wi Entertain at Dinner {rs, Ambrose Hemingway ed at an informa! dinner in some of the greatest special purchases of our career — it is a enter rare buying opportunity for you. ora et iming om | OPECLALs Extraordinary! given at the Woman’ t 1e ree ape we Dresses, blouse ef- fects, pleat irts, t girdles. 9 ert aLih cadisce ees FOR TOMORROW'S EAGER SHOPPERS! —Dresses for all day-time occasions. Wednesd: Mr COATS An amazing assortment of cleverly designed Coats in reg- ular values up to $68.50, at Complete range of sizes. High grade Geronas, Bolivias, Cam- elshair, Polos, etc., in a great variety of patterns, $12.50 oe An _ entrancing selection of | Spring and Summer Dresses in ] 4 / 5 regular values up to $58.50, at e j $24.50 || ° Q99 ROMPERS An amazing special. These cunning Rompers and Creep- ers of good quality Ginghams and Chambrays. Some hand- embroidered. 98c and $1 49 attendeG is Buch Entertainment Last Evening a Success. The ente r ning at th Dainty girlish models. Every garment re- Fi markable for its immaculate brightness Sizes from 16 to 46. Beauti- ful Egyptian Prints, handsome Crepes, Fru-Fru Cloth, Satins, Taffetas, etc. and clever styling, | Girl’s Tub Frocks Charming little Dresses of checked and plaid Ginghams, plain bright-hued Cham- brays and Tissue Ginghams, Sizes 4 to 16. up to $22.50, at Here’s an opportunity no woman who wants a beautiful Summer $ Hat can afford to miss. A big lot of lovely creations—many im- a Ss ported models included—in all colors and styles, regular values 2 Each A limited quantity of Sport Coats Joe David & Co. | swit#2a. Regular yalues to $12.50, Re- Fe ono $2.29 and $3.29 owe fo her ¢ ew ; aie , Regular values up to $18.00, Re- vi rd | 227 South Center St. Phone 747 moval Bale $4 95 we ree d $8 75 Pe aren Sete! Beaks ae 4 pire! || PPICO veessemmenennmntemnavers 252 8. Center Phone 1804-W —PMCO nese ro 2