Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1923, Page 2

CENT AND COMIN EVENTS IN SOCIAL CIRCLES OE CASPE Bicnio Last Evening @b Casper Mountain. SA number of Casper people enjoyed a pienic given last evening on top @ the Casper mountains, Among ‘ose who attended were Mr. and Mrs. M. N, Wiheeler and son Marion. M- and Mrs. A. A. Schulte and sons, Hank, Jack and Billie, Miss Cather. ig Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Pitt Covert Ie. und children Ann and Pitt, Dr, '% J. Drew and Mr, and Mrs. Leigh WfpGrath. nuakia elles I of ©. Meeting Hpld Last Evening. “The Knights of Columbus held their rigular monthly meeting last eve- ming in the Knights of Pythias hall ‘which a large number of the mem- bers attended. During the evening tm- t Dusiness matters were dis- cussed after which refreshments were iperved. Bridge Party » This Evening. “Miss Emma Solten will entertain #t an informal bridge party this eve- ming at her home on Durbin street 4m honor-of her aunt and house guest Mrs. R. F. Carten of Elgin, Wl, Ten guests will be present. [Sahni “Mrs. F. E. Altman will entertain ta chiléren's party to be given Fri- afternoon at ther home on Four- téenth street in honor of her small d&ughter Elizabeth's eighth birthday. Caps, batlocns and small dolls will be used for favors. : PL Phi Bake (Sale Saturday. =Members of the Pi Beta Pht soror- 4gy will give a bake sale Saturday, Jgly 14, at the Midwest Pharmacy. ceeds from the affair will be add- to the house fund. Crier Yée Cream Social This Birening at Baptist Church, SMembers of the Emmanuel Baptist «Hurch will give an ice cream social ts evening at the church corner of Wfteenth and Poplar street. No ad- Wssion will be charged but tickets “EN be sid for fifteen and twenty- The public fs invited, . . and Mrs. A. F. Hoff entertained an informal dinner party last eve- timing at their residence, 1189 South SMedium Brown Hair looks best of after a Golden Glint Shampoo. Ad. COPEYGLDULOSHGRUSA DONATES reeneed Eagan} deliver, and red ‘ile. Center street. Guests present for evening were Mr. and Mrs, E. Browning of Chic: Patrick Sullivan, Snook, Mr. and M Fred Capen, aha Mr. and Mrs. Jam ° P. Kem. Ice Cream Social Friday Evening. Mrs. Henry’s division of the Ladies’ Ald society of the First Presbyterian church will give an ice cream social Friday evening, July 13, at the resi- dence of Mrs. W. A, Reeves, 623 South Center street. All proceeds from the affair will be added to the chureh building fund. Informal Party Last Evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Seaman enter- tained at an informal party last eve- ning at their home, 329 South McKin- ley street. During the évening the guests attended the opening dance at the Casino, after which a lunch was served at the Seaman home. Ten guests were present. Tea McMahon Honfe This Evening. irs. L. F, McMahon will entertain at a tea this evening at her home on South Center street. eee Dinner to Bo Served Friday. The- Trustees’ Ald of the Grace chapel of the A. M. E. church will give a dinner tomorrow at 121 Bast First street. A business man's lunch will be served at 11:30 to 2. Dinner beginning at 5. Mrs. Francis Broadus, widely known as a cateress of great ability, will prepare the dinner, assist- ed by Mrs. Sarah Foster, chairman, and Mrs, M. H. Sanders, chairman of the Stewards’ Aid. Bills are now be- ing distributed. ‘The members of Grace chapel are in the midst of a building campaign, and proceeds of this dinner are to help clear up some urgent trustee obligations. The pub- lic at large is invited to patronize this affair. Mrs. Biglin Entertains Thursday Club Today. Mrs. A. E. Biglin entertained the members of the Thursday Bridge club this afternoon at her home on South Center street. Miss Patricia Sullivan substituted for the afternoon, ——— ej Mr, and Mrs, Glynn are spending the day at Teapot on businéss. Bed bug juice. sua atl vermin; Will not ing. Anco Produc nteed to kill ir, bills. Personals Mrs. R. A. Henderson has as hér house guest for several weeks at her home on Yellowstone avenue her sis- ter, Mrs, E. W. Cortner of Salt Lake City. Before returning to her home Mrs, Cortner win tour the Yellow- stone Nationa! park for several weeks, eee Mr. anc! Mra. M. H. Todd af the *| Rialto theater have as their guests C.| for a short time their daughter, Mrs. Albert Swanson and Miss Gladys Swanson of Cheyenne, } eee Mrs. H. P. Bubb has as her house guest for a week at her home on South Wolcott street, Misa Helen Bos- sard of Denver. Miss Brossard was formerly of this city and has many friends here, eee Mrs, Walter Schultz left this morn- ing for Thermopolis, where she will spend several days on a pleasure trip. * * Mrs. Schuck and son Jack, have returned from Salt Lake where she has been visiting with relatives and friends for the last few weeks. Miss Ryan was accompanied home by her cousin, Miss Catherine Coleman, who will spend several weeks here. rier) Mrs. Harvey Wisner has recently purchased the Chase cafe on West Second street, and is personally supervising the management of the business. eee Mr. and Mrs, G. R, Hagens have returned from Denver, where they spent a short time on a business and pleasure trip. ee Mr, and Mrs. D. D. Watson, and Hugh D. Watson are here for a few days from Denver, eee Mr. and Mrs. George MeMshon of Douglas, spent yesterday here visit- ing with friends. eee Miss Thelma Frances Condon ar- rived this afternoon from her home in New Hampton, Ia. and will spend the remainder of the summer months here visiting at the home of Mr, and for over eigh baskolish ape Gone aud's Oriental Cream to keep the skin and complexion in perfect condition through the stress of the season's activities, White Flesh-Rachel. 4 Send 10c for Trial Sise Gouraud's UEL waste; excessive carbon-arrl ‘dilution of crankcase oil are inevi- tableif:the oil film:between piston and cylinder wail fails to seal in races: factCoststand Consult the. Polarine:Larbrication = 20f Marketing a complete Hine of high-grade petroleum products in Colorado, Wyoming, ew Mexico, Utah, Idaho and Montana CPolarine Use _ Use Conoco Coupon Books, ‘They are trouble making change. Good at all Continental serve you tine end Service Stations and “accepted by dealers generally ae ae Che Casper Daily Cridune THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1923. News of Women’s Clubs and Organizations MARY, TOBIN, Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney, 536 South Wolcott street. Miss Condon was just Fecently graduated from St. Mary's college at Notre Dame, Ind. ose Society Editor, park from where they will go to San Antonio, Tex., where Mr, Hicks has been stationed. Mr. Hick’s father, the pastor of the Methodist church there. owe Mrs. C, B, Kidder arrived this morning from Peoria, Ill, and will spend several days here. . . e Mr. and Mrs. (Scottie) Bryden will leave this evening for California, Aaa where they will spend two or three| W- D. Thomas spent yesterday here pe fan on business from Glenrock. Mr, and Mrs. H. J. White are here es 2e ware SOE_& short time from Mineral Wells,| Mr. and Mrs. 8. 1. Phippen have| D. J. Smith {s a business visttor ox. returned from California, where they| here for a few days from Brush, Colo. have been living for the last three Sm + months, Mr, Phippem is heavily in-} J. Paul Upson is a Tulsa business terested in ol! Innds in this state... |man here for a few dave. . . eee on a business and pleasure trip. eee S. W. Walker left last evening on a short business trip to Denver and Mr. and Mrs, R, C. Clayton are Colorado Springs, mpending several days in the city on, one business frem Salt Creek. . Cc. Johnson arrived yesterday from Greybull and will spend a few days Mrs. A. K. Champion js here on here visiting with friends. see business from her home in Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Porter and Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Walton are here for a short time from Salt Creek. Lhd. Dr, and Mrs, J. F’. Christensen have returned to thelr home in Manville, Wyo., after spending a short time here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0, W. Twiggs on East Third atreet, ‘W. L. Jone: Mr. and Mrs. Gus Johnson. and from Clintonv! family are spending a short time here visiting with friends from Lavoye. eee spent yesterday hero: ‘Wis, Oscar Stacey and Sharon Shadle she t ste m- Mr, and Mrs. B. H. McCarthy and Spent a short time here yesterday e family of Gillette, Wyo,, are visiting a Mac tapered friends, Su re Rel ief “day shere trom Chlcage, FOR INDIGESTION few day shere from Chicago. ees Mrs. John Alderdice is a Greybull visitor in the city for a short time. J. P, Henry of Omaha is here on ane ¢ business for a few weeks. Mrs, H. G. Allen came in yester- ote day from Lavoye and will spend aome| F. I. Hammond js spending a fow time here visiting with friends. weeks here looking over the oil fields eg from his home in Oklahoma, J. Hicks, formerly of this died graduate of West Point ecompaniéd by Hegh Had- t at Yale, arrived in the ‘day overland and spent a short time here visiting with friends BELLANS 25¢ and 75¢ Packa: e Harold 4 W. L. Keep ts here on business for a short time from Hudson, Wyo, eee John Grisinger returned yesterday morning from Lincoln, Neb. and cA Charming Early Fall Style Quite a number of our new Fall Shoes have come in this week and among them is this especially good looking model in sand colored suede with rose taupe kid trimmings. A slipper that will immediately im- press you with its distinctive styling and perfect proportions. Your size is here now in this stunning number. $1000 Wigg’s Additorial Fresh new shoes are constantly coming into our store these days. Every one of them is interesting and pretty. Wouldn’t you like to be among the first to select from them? We will enjoy showing you these new arrivals for fall, some elaborate, some plainer, but all exceedingly good looking. WiIcscin PHOENIX HOSIERY FUCHS GREATEST SALE OF THE YEAR OUR ANNUAL JULY CLEARANCE SALE IS IN FULL SWAY This sale is attracting the attention of every woman in Casper. The values are greater than ever before. We do not carry over a single garment from season to season. mae S3,.95 Genuine Values Up to $12.50 SLASHED PRICES:ON EVERY ITEM ‘A Wonderful Buy at. Casper’s Leading Specialty Shop for Women and Misses to the nationa] park. eae L. Howard, Louis Seyboldt, L. P. Phillips and J. L. Mathews are busi- ness men here for a short time from Denver, eee R. C, Bertels came up yesterday on business from Parkerton, oc E. EB. Camp is a Salt Creek busi- ness caller here for a few days. eee Joseph Cooke came down last eve- ning from his home in Billings, Mont. and will spend several days here. . . E. G. Burns is here for a short time on business from Cheyenne, BAK Auspices PI BETA PHI Saturday, July 14th - MIDWEST PHARMACY ¢ Hillcrest enroute to the Yellowstone National] Denver where he spent several days} route from their home in Olney, Ill.,, “Honeymoon Time” A delicious waltz that out the har. mony on Columbia Rec “River Shannon” Moon” odious waltz ‘hue. other Sider with "a fascinating Iriah lilt, ‘At Columbia Dealers PEARLS Remember her birthday 'D remember it with a gift that { i ts? Ayres Jewelery Co. 131 S, center Summer Hat Clearance All hats in stock includ- ing ‘isk pa’ Values up to $85.00. On sale, Friday and Sat- urday. $2, $3.50, $5 and $7 Wonderful Values ANNE’S HAT SHOP Balcony Midwest Pharmacy Barnett’s of Course” STRAW and PANAMA HATS KNOX and YOUNG BROS. MAKE Get a New One and Throw Away Last Year’s Soiled Straw Your Choice of the House—4 Off Cool-Cloth and Palm Beach 2-piece Suits. $9 8 5 e J Regular $20 and $25. Closing out at........ Everything In Shoes and Furnishings Just to Your Taste i. D. Barnett Outfitting Z 154 South Center Street