Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1923, Page 3

TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1923. SOCIETY REGENT AND COMING EVENTS IN SOCIAL CIRCLES OE GASPER Marriage. Miss Florence Grant bdecame the pride of B, R. Talman in justice court this. week, Judge Henry F. Brennan offictating. Witnesses were Miss Clara from, Connecticut, and the groom is a Casper man. They will make their home here, eee | Dinner Party Is Success. The ‘Dutch treat’ dinner party given at the Alpine Gardens last night waa a great success from all standpoints. There were about fifty present, including leading members of PLasper’s soclety., vA eee L. ©, Gootrich Attends Reunion. Celebrating the eighty-stxth birth- ; day of his grandmother and also a family reunion, Leon C. Goodrich left for Wheatland yesterday. There are ebout ‘twenty relatives scheduled to be present at this reunion. They are coming from points as far west as Oregon and as far east as Indiana. eee Girl Reserves Active. Activities of the Girt Reserves this week will include a hfke and two swimming classes, The hike will take place on Wednesday at which time the girls’ will go to the picnic grounds near Garden Creek for a wiener roast. They should ca‘l the Y, W. C. A. rooms before going so that they may obtain further information regarding the outing. The high school girls will go to the | Mills plunge Thursday. There they will be instructed in the art of swim- ming if they are not already profici- ent. The business girls will take a simflar excursion to Mills Friday ev- ening. eee Tee Cream Social. Planned. An ice cream social will be given by the Trinity Lutheran Ladies’ Aid society Thursday evening on the church lawn at South Park and East Fourth streets. The public is invited eee To Meet. ‘The Ladies’ Aid society of the North Casper Christian church will meet with Mrs. Whitson, 380 North Park, Thorsday, July 26, at 2 p. m. Mem- bers are urged to be present since there is important business té be dis- cussed. ‘Visitors are also invited. ‘The society. wi'l give an ice cream social at the church Friday, July 27 from 4 until 9 p. m. cee ‘Water Melon Feast Set for Tonight. A water melon feast has been schedu'ed by the First Christian hurch for 8 o'clock tonight in the jurch parlors. It is to be held for the especial benefit of the young peo plé of the church. . se Benefit Dance Set for Wednesday. A benefit dance and entertainment will be given at the Arkeon Wednes- day, July 25 under the auspices of the Trades and Labor assembly. It will be held for the purpose of rais- ing funds for organizing the miscel- ‘laneonus crafts of Casper. All unions are requested to assist in the move- ment. eee Party Leaves For Park. One of the liveliest parties that has yet left Casper for the park this year , Started yesterday when Ralph Van ‘Sant and his friends and relatives ‘left Casper at 2:30 p. m. Included in ‘the group were Mr. Van Sant and his young spn John Sigmund, Ralph's brother Dr. Leport Van Sant and Mrs, Leport Van Sant, of Peoria, Ill., and Dr. and Mrs. Harsch. Mrs. Harsch being sister gf Mr. Van Sant. Dr, Mercer Dickerson, formerly of Peoria, was the other Casperite who . made up the party Fred Pattee will Yee them at Thermopolis on the re- rn trip and spend two days with them there. The party will stop at Lander, Dubois, Brooks Lake, Moran, then go through the park and stop at all towns on the Yellowstone high- way on the return trip. Personals Mrs. BE. 8S. King is visiting here from her home in Denver. eee Mr, and Mrs. D. A. Zeagier are Denyerites who are spending a few days in Casper. eee Lander residents who came down yesterday are Mr. and Mrs. F. EB. Godfrey. They will be here for the entire week. eee Cc. RB. Williams, G. D. Edwards and L. R, Gray are Denver business men ho came up this morning. eee pe William: 0. Carr, of St. Louis fs here on business. "ee H. L. McKenzie, real estate dealer from Omaha, has been in Casper for several days. Ho returned to his native olty today. eee The Misses Catherine Dunn, Mary Tobin,! Jean Bradner and ‘Thelma Condin left yesterday for Cheyenne where they will spend today attend- ing the Frontler Days celebration. Mr, and Mrs, John & McKnight are the proud parents of a sever. and three-quarter pound son, Mr. Mo W Knight ts with the Exchange Furni- ture company. eee Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mitchell and- | their chi a Hibben Gon Cores: aes beide: tal ir children and Mr. and Mrs. Al-| vin Peake and their daughter havo returned from spending a few days in the Big Horn mountains at the beautiful summer home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kittle. Mr. Kittle's mother and father are also visiting at his home in the mountains. They reside in New York. PAS is SE eae SUMMARY OF NIGHT NEWS| NEW YORK—Senator David I. ‘Walsh, Democrat, Massachusetts, returing from a tour of Italy, France and England, said he had not observed any chaos in Burope. BERLIN—The InterAlliea Rhine- land high commission has issued a sweeping blanket ordinance, ac- cording to press dispatches received here, alming to throttle the Ger- man passive resistance in the Ruhr and Rhineland. MEXICO CITY—Charles B, War ren of the American commission, which is dealing with a Mexican commission in an effort to solve points at issue between the United states and Mexico sald the confer- ence still is confronted with an im- portant unsolved point. WARSAW — Twenty Jewish tradesmen were wounded several fa- ta ly, and damage to Jewish proper: ty estimated at one million marks was done during an attack by a mob at Lititov in the Vilna district, according to reports reaching War- saw, NEW YORK—Babies born at sea will be admitted to the United States despite “any dismal old law,” Henry H, Curran, immigration com- missioner, said in deciding two cases which called for a precedent. BOSTON—The American Assocl- ation for the recognition of the Irish republic was placed under the direction and control of Donal O'- Callaghan, envoy of the Irish re- public cabinet and Lord Mayor of Cork, by vote of de'egates at the organization’s third national dpn- vention. LOS ANGELES—Helene Chad- wick, motion picture actress, filed suit for divorce from William Well- man, whom she charged with de- sertion. ST, JOHN'S N. F.—Premier sir Richard Squires placed his resigna- tion in the hands of Governor Al- lardyce as a result of dissension in the ranks of the cabinet which caused four ministers to resign. —— GAS PRICE IS REDUCED NEW YORK, Juty 24.—Cuts of one cent a gallon in the price of gasoline were announced by the Gulf Refining company and the Standard Oil company of New Jersey. The re- duction by the latter company was effective in New Jersey and Mary- land, The Texas company announced similar reductions in Pennsylvania and Delaware to meet those of the Gulf Refining company and also fol- lowed the Standard Oil in reducing PROSECUTOR 15 spondent confirms reports of com- munist disturbances in Frankfort. He says it was the public prosecutor, Dr. Haas, who was killed yesterday, and that his wife and father also were maltreated. SLAININ LOTS AT FRANKFORT Reports of Disturbances | Are Confirmed LONDON, July 24—(By The Assoc- iated Press).—Reuter’s Berlin corre- Dr. Haas’ wife and father were in- jured while the prosecutor's private residence was being ransacked, and| Dr. Haas was so severely handled that he died of his injuries, Th police eventually restored order. In view of the seriousness of the situation, Governor Noske of Hanover Province, Northwestern Germany, has prohibited all open air meetings next Sunday, the correspondent states. This date was originally fixed) by the communists for anti-fascist dem- onstrations. In response to an appeal from the social democratic and communist par. ties and the trade unions about 100, 000 persons demonstrated yesterday against “usury and fascism,” the Reuter message states. After the meeting of the demonstrants adjourn- ed, collisions with the police occurred in various parts of the town. All the shops, the message adds, were closed. THIRTEENTH CAVALRY COOK 15 SECURED FOR THE BOY SCOUTS CAMP: Word was recetved this morning by local scout officials stating that Ser- geant George T. Palmer, of the hea: quarters company, ‘Thirteenth Cava'- ry had been detailed to Casper Coun cl by Colonel Harper, commanding officer of Fort D, A. Russell, to serve as camp cook during the great sum- mer camp for the boy scouts to be he'd in the Big Horn mountains. Ser- geant Palmer is one of the finest cooks in army according to reports that have reached this city. All scouts who are to attend Camp R. T. Kemp from August 12 to 26 will be happy to receive this news. News | ‘HARPOON LINE AND WHALING GUN ORDERED BY NEBRASKANS | icercecceie sents) Are Added to the to rid the Iake of the reported ante- : 7 7° f y | tiuvian monster because they had Rialto Building USAY | been “chased for several yards by TO MAKE WAR 0 OMAHA, Neb., July 24.—. order to a Boston firm, whaling gun, was mailed from the tow ka today. With it went the interests o kans, whose curiosity for years has b terious freak of Alkali lake, near the in Big German City “22"*. ig ity For two years now, reports have been originating from farmers resid-| ing near the lake that a huge am- phiblous monster resembling a pre- historic dinousaur has made the al- kall water his habit. A sealed envelope, containing | e harpoon line and n of Alliance, Nebras- f thousands of Nebras- en piqued by the mys-! today’s mail order. A large posse village of Hay Springs, | ¥!!! be formed, the members an- . izing swimmers, fishermen and auta. 2OURCed, and the lake will be search- ists, who camped nearby. ed with the afd of a large drag net. Poseea have’ been’ £ Men with boats will watch the een formed twice and marshy sections with guns and hooks. each time reported that no trace had been found and that they were! a bh A Sau doubtful as to the veracity of the| Medium Brown Hair Icoks best of however, for a whal at, coming out at) report,” various intervals to prey upon live-| to spread that some t - stock and in some instances terror-! even attacked. ei Sel aspéer Dally. Cridune of Women’s Clubs and O | MARY TOBIN, Society Editor PAGE THRE! rgamzations All doubt in Hay Springs as to: the destroyed, however, two weeks ago | the animal.” Two of the tourists | were from Texas and the other was| The appearance of the exterior of a Nebraskan. One of the three|th? Rialto theater building is being sent in a signed communication to| STestly improved this week by the ad- an Omaha paper asking for aid in| ‘ition of a copper cornice and copper coping. Both have been designed by the firm of Dubois and Goodrich, archtects, and are being put in place by the Brickham Sheet Metal works capturing the freak. By unanimous vote the Alliance Angler's club took the first step in of Denver, reports continued| al! after a Golden Glint Shampoo. Ad convenient and economical for cooking, baking and the table, the price in New Jersey and Mary- land, Wearing 218 E. Second Mid-Summer Clearance Sale ON ‘ALL Children’s Summer IS NOW IN PROGRESS Ridiculously Low Prices Prevail WEA Perkins EC. SPECIALTY STORE Apparel Tribune Bldg. 110 East Second Street is open for business -- not yet complete in every detail -- but full of fine summer and early fall Apparel, Millinery, Dress Accessories and Novelties For Women and Misse: It is ‘‘every woman's’ store; we want you to feel al- ways welcome whether you buy or not. It’s a handy place to meet your friends--enjoy our rest room--drop in to cool off--make yourself at home in every way Opening specials will continue during the week. Register and Get a Souvenir truth ‘of the animal's existence was|COTNIce and Coping LEIPSIC, July 24—(By The Associ- ated Press)—Princes Marguerite Von Hohmenlohe-Oehringen was convicted today of complicity in high treason and perjury for her part in the escape of Captain Ehrhardt, commander of the “Iron Brigade” during the Kapp Putsch of 1920. She was sentenced to six months imprisonment, Not a Blemish mars the perfect appearance of her complexion. Skin troubles are effec: tively concealed. Keduces unnatural color and corrects greasy skins Hie, antiseptic. White Fler: Rach Fait Pind | Oc for Trial Size FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON, New York City Gouraud's Oriental Cream