Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1923, Page 3

TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1923. Mr, and Mrs. Brooks Will Entertain. Mr. and Mrs. N. Brooks will en- tertain at an informal dinner party this evening at the Brooks ranch west of the city. Among the guests who will attend are Mr, and Mrs. L. A, Reet and neice. Mrs. Ruseell Guin of Richfarm, Ill, Mrs. Patrick Sulli- van and daughters, the Misses Mar- garet and Patricia, Mrs. B. B. Brooks and Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Patton, eee Mrs. W. i. Rehr, Jr., will entertain the members of the Midnight Bridge club thin evening at her home on Lancoln avenue. . Rebekah Meeting Wednesday Eventing. 4 ‘W. L. Kuykendall Rebekah lodge No. 39 will meet in regular session Wednesday evening at 8 ¢/clock at the I. O. O. F. hall. Following the businesa meeting an _ entertainment will be given which will be in charge of Minnie Twiggs, Christine Turner, Inez Babb and Mina Whisenhunt. All members of the order are asked to be present. eee Mrs. Bell « Entertains. ‘Mrs. Gus Bell entertained at an in- formal bridge tea given this afternoon at ther residence on Fourteenth and Box Elder streets, Guests present for the afternoon were Mrs. A. BH. Biglin Mrs. Charles Campbell and house guest Miss Gertrude Campbell. Mrs. H, H. Schwarta, Mrs. Leigh Town- send, Mrs. Tom Daniels, Mrs. Don | Smith: Mrs. T. 8. Codke, Mrs, R. M. ' Andrus, Mrs. E, L. Estabrook, Mrs. | O,.L. Walker, Mrs. Fred Capen, Mrs. ! R. C. Wyland, Mrs. L. A. Reed and + neice Mrs, Russell Guin of Richfarm, Ill, Mrs. P. C. Nicholaysen, Mrs. Charles Hill and Mrs. T. A. Dean. cee Informal Reception Ss Yriday Afternoon. . An informal reception will be given Friday afternoon from 4 o'clock un- ’ ti 5 at the First Presbyterian church pariors for all delegates to the Synod ’ and visitors also for ai‘ members of the congregation and their friends. rar) Past Matrons Club Will Meet. _Mrs. Homer Shaffer will entertain the Past Matrons club tomorrow af- ternoon at 2 c'clock at her home, ¢46 Park avenue. Mrs, Shaffer will he ageistec during the afternoon by Mrs. J M. Lowndes, All menibers of the ci as well as visiting members are asked to be present. . CRaries-witt Marriage. Miss Ila Mable Charles, of Casper and Emil R. Witt of Stone Lake, Iowa, were married last night at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage, by the pastor, the Rev. Lewis E. Carter. ! Mr. and Mrs. M, 8. Dodd were the | attendants. a Latest Report of ¥. W. C. A. ‘The board of management of the Young Woman's Christian assoc!ation met Friday evening in the association rooms in the Smith-Turner building. Owing to the fact that they have secured no secretary as yet, the work being done by the association, in find- ing employment for women and girls and locating strangers in town, as the following report will show: Employment report — Three hun- dred seventy-five women and girls, placed their applications for various | kinds of work, three hundred and six- ty-nine employers asked for help, and of these calls 365 were filled. There is still a scarcity of house maids, and such cells are rather hard to fil. In rams registry, fourteen rooms have been investigated and listed Thirty-six people found rooms, and many transients were located in ho- tels and rooming houses. We also had thirty’ calls for apartments, which could not be filled. The arsociation rooms are used everyday by a large number of girls and women, and children are fre- quently left at the rooms, while the mothers are doing their shopping. _ ~ SOCIETY RECENT AND COMING EVENTS IN SOCIAL CIRCLES OF CASPER Four girl's reserves attending the girl's conference at Estes Park, are having an interesting and instructive time. They are in charge of Miss Ruth Meacham, who will return with them as Girl’s Work secretary. cee Macabee Tea Wednesday Afternoon The Latlies of the Maccabees will serve a tea Wednesday afternoon, {June 27, at the home of Mrs. Chris Wagner, 333 Grant avenue. The tea j will begin at 2 o'clock and continue until 6. Those who will serve during jthe afternoon will be the Mesdames | William Emmell, George Lilly, C. 8. | McBride and George Fisher. The public as well es all Maccabees | are invited to attend. eee | Rotary Club Picnic At Wheeler Ranch Nearly 100 persons including mem- bers of the Casper Rotary club and their families, attended a picnic Mon- day night at the ranch of M. P. Wheeler a short distance up the Platte river. Since Monday is the regular meeting date of the Rotar- jans, Mr. Wheeler had invited them to his ranch for dinner. The reg ular noon luncheon was dispensed with. The scenic beauty of the place com- bined with the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler furthered the enjoy- ment of the guests to such an extent that all declared it to be the best meeting of the year. A supper was served in the open air shortly after 6 o'clock, During the evening the guests con tested for honors in popular games, ee Epworth League Officers Hold Meeting Monday, On Monday evening the Epworth League officers and their asristants enjoyed a pleasant social and busi ness meetting at the Methodist church. The young people met at 6:30 for the excellent dinner prepared by Mrs. Harry Hawkins. Miss Eda Holland, the president, presided at the busi- ness meeting, and the reports of the various (épartments were read and discursed, Plans were made in regard to the Epworth League State Institute which will be held at Thermopolis August 20 to 26, and the local organ ization will be represented by a large delegation. The fourth vice president, Ray Traylor, announced that the league will conduct a social hour on Sunday evening, July 8th, at which all the young people of the church and con gregation wil! be welcome. P. ersonals || Mr. and Mrs. C. F, Smith are vy’ iting here for a week from their hom in Council Bluffs, Ia. eee Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Armstrong return this evening from Great Falls and Billings, Mont., where they have been on a combined business and plea sure trip for the last few weeks. rear r§ Miss Josephine Gibson is spending a few days here on business and visit ing friends from Omaha, «hehe Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Streen are vis iting here for a few weeks from their mars the perfect race fomplezion. ‘Skin ing i lvely concealed, luces unnatural taephion WHeEy YorRachai S's an n White-Ejecy Rachai = Ferd befor Trl Stee Gourauds | Oriental Cream & —and it costs but a trifle more per pound. Wonderful flavor. Che Casper Daily crinune News home in Salt Lake city. Mr. and|ing been called there by the serious Mrs. Streen will spend a few days illness of Mrs. Warkeon. at Salt Creek looking over the oll ok ah: fields. | Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Walters see baby son Harold, left last evening Mr. and Mrs. K, M. Jones of Col-; for Denver, where they will pur orado Springs arrived this morning chase a new car and return overland and will make their home here. Mr. to Casper Sund Jones has been engaged in the con-, eo tad tracting busine: | Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Walker have eee |returned from ‘Thermopolis where Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Todd are out! they epent several weeks visiting of town visitors here for a few days “nd taking treatments at the end hot from Crawford, Neb. springs. Saar | . . Mr, and Mrs. J. N. Irwin are here) Mr. and Mrs. L. Dolan and for a few days from their home in Children left last evening for their Lawton, Okla. home in Sioux City, Ia., after spend ie ote jing a week here visiting with Mrs. Harold Thompson and baby | ‘Tends and relatives. Son Junior returned to their home ay 905 East Second street yesterday from| |Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mullen and children are spending a few days the Natrona count al. Sh sagen ae |here from Omaha enroute to the na Mrs, Earl B. Hanway has as her tonal park, where they will spend house guest for some time at her *¢Veral weeks. home, 715 Grant avenue, Mrs. George | gees A. Flannigan of Boulder, Colo. Mrs,|_ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Samison have Flannigan was formerly of this city,;Teturned from Chicago where they Mr. ‘Flannigan having been editor o?| have been on a business and pleasure the Wyoming Weekly Review here. | ‘T!P for the last month. Meese’ j se Miss Nellie G, Chapman is spend-| ing a few days here on businese trom | Visiting with friends hat edhe foros: |for a few few weeks, ef @ | Ooo Tee Mrs. O. N. Shikany, accompanied by! Mrs. F. L. her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Shikany| visiting for a few days here at the and two sons James and Sam left|/ home of Mr. an dMrs. C. C. Boland this week overland for Denver where| on South McKinley street they wi!l spend several days with friends, returning to Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wilson in are Montana see Miss B. Penlon returned last Jevening from Thermopolis after a |three days visit spent there with eee Mrs. F. M, Connold and son are visiting here with friends from Louts-| ville, aay. |__Mrs. W. H. Price eccompanted by |Miss Mary Brobst of Toledo, O., and Miss Hazel Conwell has returned) her nephew Charles Sivalls of Bart- from an extensive pleasure trip spent | lesville, Okla., will arrive in the city this afternoon. Miss Brobst will spend the summer months here visit- visiting with friends in Kentucky. Miss Conwell attended school in Ken Suey: ing with Miss Isabelle Price. Mrs.| 1. BE. Neberga!l {s among tho out. | eee _ Price has been absent from the eity!of-town businessmen here for the ro- | Mrs, N. Kelly and Mrs. H. B, Bu-] Since the first of May. During her ma‘nder of the week trom Denver. _ | chanan of Salt Creek are visitors in the ctiy for a few days. eee Mr. and Mrs. T, M. Olson arrived yesterday from Missour! Valley, Ia., and will spend a short time here vis iting with friends. Mr. and Mrs. G. EB, Anderson are spending a short time here from Den ver, see Miss Jena Spiker is visiting here for a few days from Riverton. eee Mrs. L. E. Carter and Miss Hazel Hoopman have returned from Sterling, Colo., where they were delegates to the Colorado State Sunday school con vention. Mr. and Mrs. L. Glery will leave this week for the Yellowstone National park where they expect to spend two weeks. ese Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Welton and children are spending a few days here visiting with friends from th home in Nebraska. pee e Miss Marion Welsh is visiting witn relatives for a few days in Denver. cei Frank R. Warkeon will leave this evening for Kansas City, Mo., hav- IO GOOD | den) Pao EXTRA Sandals Just the thing for com- fort for the hot weath- er. We are going to have Priced at Phone 1730 ; By C. LUKIS, President Casper, Wyo., June 22, 1923. Barber of Nebraska are | For Creaming Vegetables—Use RED CROSS EVAPORATED MILK It's pure,comvenient, economical Sold and recommended by all focers Tut-ankh-amen In rainbow shades as red, green, blue and beige. Largest selection in Casper. Hose to Match THE BOOTERY NOTICE The LUKIS CANDY COMPANY wishes to announce they have this date, June 22, 1923, sold their entire inter- est in the Retail Store located at Second and Wolcott street, to the WYOMING DRUG & SUPPLY Company and that C. Lukis is the only person authorized to con- tract on behalf of the LUKIS CANDY CO. The Lukis Candy Co. Society Editor stay in Toledo sho attended the na-, tional convention of the Society of! New England Women. Mrs. C. L. Overstone has as hor! house guest for a few weeks sister, Mrs. Ogden, Uta’ ees her | Robert Hamilton of A. L. A. Toothaker state secretary of the Young Men's Christian association has reutrned from a two weeks’ tour of the state, eee Ex-Governor B. B. Brooks, Carl Shumaker and P. J. O'Connor left this week for Lander to attend the stock holders’ meeting of the Popos!a Coal company. eee Philip Miller of Denver, fa here for a few days on business. see A. F. Whitney is an Oak Park, Ill. business man here for a short time eee E. O. Dugan cams up yesterday on a short business trip from Chadron Neb. eee W. S. Watson ts attending to bust ness affairs here for a few days from Omaha E. McManus of Omaha, !s spending a few days here attending to business | matters of importance. Earl Walker is a St, Louis, business caller here for a few day eee A. A. MoNell ts a Crosby, Wyo business caller here for a short time. Mo., | | <= EXTRA $7.50 124 E, Second of Women’s MARY TOBIN, Sty’ endless. Allover em- brow » sashes, straight line, tucked and lace trimmed panels, large collar and cuffs. Tunics cut in circular effects. Blouse effects with narrow belts and lace insertion. and linen in every rainbow hue—copen, green, maize, white, flesh, rose and orchid. 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