Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1923, Page 3

— SOCIETY ~ MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1923. Che Casper Daily Cribune >, Ny Flower Festival And Operetta This Week. The children of the Firrt Presbyter- fan church will give an enjoyable flower festival and operetta this eve- ning and tomorrow ning at 8 o’clocy at the chures tabernacle. Much (interest has been shown on the parts fof the children and instructors and the affatr promised to be a huge success. The program for this eve- ning will be repeated tomorrow eve ning and follows yYAs June Rain, fre Chorus 9010 soc ececowseas - Miss Violet Faulk Parasol Drill, part Se BERNE Mildred Bubb “The / Old Fashioned Garden” in song and drill; e—Dance of the Rose Virginia Nelson -- Mildred Bubb Operetta—tA Mid Summmer Eve"— Scene I—A good at Night. Scene II—Court of the Fairy Queen. Characters, Dorothy, Mererith Mason. Fairy Queen, Lois Rarrie, Flower - Girls— Ladora McCarthy and Ann McCorrey. Herald—Lots Patterson. Pages—Ruth Wilson ‘Watts. Dawn—Bernadine Scherck. Fairles—Twenty Girls. “Will O' the Wisps” -. and Emma “Little Green Elves” Flowers in Choruses, Solos and Dances— Violet -_-+_-_-__-Elizabeth Branson Daisy -——. Geneveve Shumaker Rose -----_--------- Virginia Ne'son Sweet Pea —- -— Dell Thomas ter Lily ---- Ellenor Schumaker -— Margaret Grisinger, . Bernice Young . Ruth Marshall Procession Music 2, oe Bridge Luncheon Saturda; y. Mrs. Arthur Schulte and sister Mirs Catherine Dunn will entertain at an informal bridge luncheon Saturday, June 6, at the Schulte residence on East Second street in honor of Miss Merideth Langhelct who will be mar- ried to Jack Luther of Chicago in September. Bares Bryan-Hamlin Marraige. Miss Lillian Mae Bryan and Edwin R. Hamlin, both of Salt Creek, were married last Saturday evening at the Methodist parsonage, by the pastor. the Rev. Lewis B. Carter, They were attended by Mrs. Lydia Smith and Ingz Smith, mother and sister of the le. The bride was Cressed in white silk and carried a bouquet of white carnations. Mr. and Mrs, Hamlin in- tend to reside at Salt Creek. eee Crumpton-McMahon Engagement Announced. At an attractive afternoon party given Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Verra Tangeman and Miss Vida Williams the engagement of Miss Sara Crumpton to John H. McMahon ‘was announced. Miss Crumpton is head of the art department of the high school, being one of the most capable and popular girls of the city. Mr. McMahon was a resident of this city for eight years, having been dur- ing that time connected with the Con- tinental Supply company and the Na- tional Supply company. Pile say Chicken Dinner ‘Thursday Evening. ‘The lads’ of the North Casper Christian church will serve a chicken dinner Thursday evening, June 7, in their new building corner of H and United Streets. During the last sup- per it was impossibie for the ladies to servo all those who attended due to the lack of room. This will be is Min ‘Thursday evening as the new {Iding has a great amount of space and several more tables will be added to the number previously used. Spe- clal music will be played by the Van Meter orchestra, Serving for the din ner will begin at 5 and continue until 8 o'clock. Proceeds from the affair will be added to the church building fund. ‘The public ts invited. shane Mr. and Mrs. Holman Are Honored Guests. Mr. and Mrs, William P. Holman who were just recenty married, were the honored guests at a dinner party given yesterday at Salt Creek by members of the E. T. Williams Oil company. The tables were decorated with huge baskets of cut flowers. They were presented with gifts both from the Casper and Salt Creek RECENT AND COMING EVENTS IN SOCIAL CIRCLES OF CASPER forces, About 40 attended. guests at the affair Casper | inc!uded Mr, E. T. Williams, Miss Gertrude Kemp, Miss Mary Barton, Miss Genevieve MeGorman, Miss Madeline Grimm. George Norstrum, Gene Lebangie and| Kenneth McCrea. Mr. Holman is sup- erintendent of the H. T. Williams Monday Club | Meeting Today. Mrs. A, G. Fidel assisted by Mrs. J. C. Snook entertained the members of the Monday bridge club at the home of Mrs. Fidel, 437 Divine. Sub- stitutes for the afternoon were Mrs T. S. Cooke, Mrs. Fred Capen, Mrs. Anna Leeper, Mrs. R. EH. Wertz and Mrs, James P, Kem. The club will be entertained again in two weeks on Monday by Mrs, H. J. Sullivan and Mrs. John Grieve. Reta, Rotary Club Banquct This Evening. The seniors of the Natrona county high school will be guests of honor this evening at a banquet to be given at the Henning hotel by the members | Synurgae jmonths and all members are asked |to be present as important business | matters will be discussed. cee until after the summer | | Mrs. Holloran Will Entertain. Mrs. Ray Holloran wil entertain at an informal bridge party Thurs- day evening at her home, in honor of Miss Edna Weisbrod who wi¥ leave Saturday for her home in Wis- consin. see Bible Class Meeting Tuesday Afternoon. The Woman's Bible class of the First Presbyterian church will hold their regular monthly meeting Tues- day afternoon, June 6, at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Alva Scott, 941 South Walnut street. All members are re- quested to attend and a special in- vitation 1s given to visitors. American Yoeman Will Meet. The Brotherhood of American Yoe man will meet this evening at the Knights of Pythias hall. Following a short business session refreshments will be served and a social hour will be held. see C. and N. W. R. Club Meeting Tuesday. The last meeting of the year of the year of the Chicago and Northwest- erh Railway Woman's club ‘will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the public lbrary. All members of the club are asked to be present as all business affairs for the year will be completed. The club will not Lew Griffith. the hoste: have during Mr. and Mrs. their stay in Casper | Personals for Denver and Boulder where she will visit with friends for a short time. | cre Miss Campbell, sister of Charles I Campbe! will arrive tomorrow and} will spend some time here visiting at the Campbell home. Mrs. R. 8. Ellison will leave this evening for Colorado Springs, where sho will spend the summer months. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Challand are in for a few days from Salt Creek. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Scott, formerly of Casper and now of Denver, are vis- iting here with friends and attending to business affairs for a short time. Mrs. James Hall arrived yesterday from Blair, Neb., and will spend a will spend a few days visiting with friends. ee Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Fello are here on business for a short time from La- voye. see Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Howard are vis- of the Rotary club and their wives.| meet again until the first Tuesday in|itors here for a few days from Brush A special orchestra has been secured | October. Colo, for the evening and an interesting eee | eee program will be given. Ex-Goy. B. b. Brooks, who is president of the club, Symonds-Schmidt Marriage Saturday. Miss Eileen O'Mara returned Sat- urday evening from Laramte where will address the class Miss Ethelyn Symonds and|she has just completed her juntor soe Orsar hmidt, both of Casper,|year at the University of Wyoming. Knights of Pythias Were married at the MetHodist pa: bi tae Meeting Tomorrow. sonage last Saturday evening by Rey.| Miss Helen Smith left last evening All Knights of Pythias will meet]. E. Carter. They were attended|for Denver to be gone a week on a tomorrow afternoon at 1:15 at the] by n Stewart. Mr. and Mrs, |pleasure trip. K. of P. hall from where they will| Schmidt intend to live in Casper. Lhe bd go to the Bryne home to attend the * 2 8 em yn. | Mrs. H. Z. Sanders has arrived funeral of the late Mra. John Bryne. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson from her home in Tulsa, Okla, and will visit for a short timo here at the Benefit Association rles Johnson en-jhome of her mother. Mrs. E. J. Will Meet This Evening. E formal party given | O'Mara. The Woman's Eenefit association | So y evening at their home, 923) SoS ae, of the Maccabees will meet this eve-] South David street in honor of Mr.| Mrs. H, B. Durham and son have ning at 8 o'clock at the I. O. O, F. hall. All members of the association are asked to be present. Gladbrook, Towa. spent taken in St. Mark’s Synurgac playing Mr. and Mrs. Freese, Mrs.|N. Carr will return Wednesday from and Mrs. Ralph Freese, who will leave |returned from California where they tomorrow evening for their home in| have been visiting for several months. The ees 500, evening’ was| honors being| Patsy Carr, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Meeting Tuesday. Ben Nolan and Mr. Gothbern. | Washington, D. C.. where he has been St. Mark's Synurgae will meet to nong the guests who attended |attending Georgetown university. morrow evening at the home of Mrs.| were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Freese, Mr.| neha Ruby D, Kemp, 542 Park avenue.|and Mrs. Bates, Mr. and Mrs, Goth-| Mrs. Ida Haley McClung will ar- Mrs. Kemp will be assisted duri the evening by Mrs. J. J. Donavon This will bo the last meeting of the Ida Johnson, Tf yeu don’t know this new of teeth cleaning, accept this offer. Make this delightfz! test. Learn fer antich this method means to you and yours. Millions now employ it. You see the results in glis- tentig teeth wherever youdces today aoe ny, Saag rate P ringing t ople a new conception t clean eds mean, Ra i my acid and on starch. this new way with the old and watch Suara wicnicone Ik woe You must fight film B: teeth does not protect them if you leave a Bin Fife is the teeth’s Hons enemy—the of most tooth troubles. 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Our book the reason for each re- 1‘ eI 1 10-Day Tube Free (Only one tube to a family) : Inert reer name and sdres then t this con pou this week to store named below. You will be Dresented with « 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent. It you Itve ont of town, mall coupon to The Pepes- ent Company, 1104 Bo, Wabash Avemue, Chicage, tubs will be sent by mail. ae Your Name ..-.--4--c0+e+ see eteeereesceeetbeeweed ses scommedescsees: anne tans naka seeeeey Present coupon to Casper Pharmacy 110 East Second St. Smith & Turner Drug Store 133 South Center St. Tripeny Drug Store 241 South Center St. Tribune MARY TOBIN, Society Editor At the close of the| tin. Mrs. McClung was a resident of company, left today for Elk Basin evening refreshments were served by|Cusper for many years and has many Freese friends here. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Porter arrived this morning on a short business and “Miss Lois Longshore left yesterday | Pleasure trip from F Miss Aurelia Lawhead is here for a short time from Torring \ton. 6 hie Mrs. H. B. Holbrook spent Sunday here visiting with frienCs from Glen rock. Ch Mr. and Mrs, Fred Butler are spend: | ing a few days here from Salt Creek Mrs. James Johnson is visiting here for a shrot time fro mher home Du Noir, W Mrs. L. B. McCormick and son Cari, and Mrs, Alca Smith and son Wilson, returned Sunday ver where they have been visiting at the ed the graduation of John McCormick from the Engtewood high school. eee parents of a baby rived Sunday at their home, avenue. Both mother and donig nicely, the Refir gen to be gone several ndlay, Ohio. eee visiting 0. Cee evening from Den: home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles er, While in Denver they attend. and Mrs. Lou's Hanna are the daughter who ar 627 CY baby are | | rt City Briefs R. Finney, superintendent of gas department of the Midwest ng company, and A. W. Peake, 1 superintendent of the same been we en en ek een eee ee Ree eee een ewesons: from Suite 302 Midwest Building to UGAR Substitutes Seldom Satisfy x N a fellow offers something else in place of genuine Darcova Valve Cups, admire his grit. But re- member that you can’t affond to risk your profits. Your dealer will admit it's the best. brown. ues. Notice I have moved my office ROOM 3 Neuman Block 235 East Second St. DR. N. E. MORAD O-S Building days on business. “C. Long is here on business for a spending a few days in the western A SOLID WEEK OF PAY DAY SPECIALS fn Summer FOOTWEAR For Women PAGE THREE News of Women’s Clubs and Organizations part of the state on busniess for his | days looking over company. | ests. eee ee F. W. Bowman ts here on business of Ft. Collins is in the city for a few! pany. Seven Groups of Women’s Shoes at Attractive Reductions. Group 1 36 Pairs Gray Suede Dress Pumps Group 2 23 Pairs Bronz and Brown Kid Pumps Suede quarter. Special $7.45 Group 3 29 Pairs Sport Shoes Gray and black, beige and brown. Regular $7.50 and $8.50 values. Special $5.95 Group 4 38 Pairs Sport Pumps All gray, gray and black, beige and Regular $8.50 and $9.00 val- Special $6.95 Junior Louis heels. Regular $11.00 values. Special at $8.95 Group 5 81 Pairs Patent Kid Pumps In fancy strap patterns. Most any heel desired. Regular $8.50 and $9.00 values. Special $5.95 Group 6 63 Pairs Satin Pumps Regu- Regular $10.00. High, low and medium heels. lar $8.50 values. Special $5.95 Group 7 43 Pairs Satin Pumps The season’s best patterns. Regular $9.00 and $10.00 values. Special $7.45 The BOOTERY “Your Feet Will Bring You Back”. 124 East Second St. HIS! IT’S TO YOUR ADVANTAGE We save you money on everything in Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Furnish- Ings and Shoes. Come in and Make yourself at home. We want to show you through our big. new store, which is rapidly nearing completion. SCOTT 240 South Center CLOTHING CO. 240 South Cente 7 ts property in made manj friends and {t s hoped| “Mrs. L. H. Robinson ts here visit-|few deys from Riverton. for m week from Omaha. ome dbetingts bi ele Te that they will return in the near fu-|ing with friends from Moorcroft. 636 ta : 9) eu%0 Onery / SOMpADy.s Mywpenainey © eave, apakais A. B. Lucas 1s a business viattor| Féwin Barrett who recently under-| 128 In Thermopolis on busines, Miss Lillian Bryan spent the week-| hero for a few days from Waltman. | went ag operation for appendicitis is Jend here visiting with friends from ears reported to be improving rapidly. W. F. Orbison ts a visitor It Creek. W. H. Gardner of the Western eee from Xenia, Ohio. Mr. Orblsor | SE SRLS States Oll and Land company Mr. Colgin formerly of Casper, now | with the Hooven and SS EEE STE ESE = SEE ESS