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

i here on business. a Py SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1923. Announcement has been made here of the marriage of Miss Helen Smith of Omaha to Davis Miller of this city which took place ait the home of the bride July 31. They were attended by Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Smith, parents of the bride. Following the cere- mony they left for Colorado overland where they will spend several weeks after which they will return to Cas- per and make their home here. see Informal Party Last Evening ‘Maes Elizabeth Robertson was host- ess at an informal party given last evening at her home on South Durbin street in honor of her sixteenth birth- day. The evening was spent in danc- ing after which refreshments were served by Mrs. Robertson, assisted by Mrs. George Williams. Twelve guests attended. Bridge Tea Atriday : Mrs. Homer Stevens was hostess at on informal bridge tea given yester- day afternoon at her residence in hon- or of Miss Rose Ellison of Chicago, sister and house guest of Mrs. Em- mett Holden. Honors for the afte noon were taken by Miss Agnes Sanders and Mrs. F. D. Carsons. Eight guests attended. .. Ptrthday Dinner This Evening Mrs. F. N. Morris will entertain at a birthday dinner this evening at her home in honor of her mother, Mrs. Ann Kirkham. Pink flowers will be used for the table decorations. Covers will be laid for ten. eee Wilcox-Seaimon Marriage : - Miss Hazel M. Wilcox and Max L. Seamon were married by Justice Hen- ry F. Brennan yesterday afternoon. The couple will make their home in Lavoye, where the groom is engaged in business. City Briets Senator Johfi Stansbury, of Doug- las is among the Rodeo throng from Converse county. . J. Roy Calvin of the State Pure Food department, who has been in the city on official business for the last several days, returned to Chey- enne last night. . + W. Jones, general manager of the Sheridan street railway company and Ed Lee of the Peabody Coal company are over from Sheridan to attend the Rodeo. eee Dr. J. J, Connell, chiropractor, who has been practicing in Chicago for some time and who was graduated from National college, has arrived in the city and has opened offices in the Daly building, 225 South Center street. . . Warren Bailey, state automobile Pee inspector arrived today from leyenne and will spend @ short time ee Cary Abbott of Cheyenne, son of George Abbott who is president of the First National bank at Cheyenne is spending a few days in the city. ese c.°C, Applegate has returned from a weeks fishing trip spent in the Big Horn mountains. eee M. L. McCambridge is spending a week here on business from Denver. eee H. M. Turner is in the city for a short time from Colorado Springs. Before returning to his home Mr. ‘Turner will tour Yellowstone Natlon e@) park. eee G. L, Nelson of Toledo, ., is a bus. iness caller here for a short time. eee John L. Moore arrived in the city from Kansas City, Mo., this morn- ing to spend several days here on Dusiness. Roy O. Westley is spending a few days here from Laramie. se. F. C. Calman, representative of the avis Lead company, is attending to business affairs here from Los An- geles, 5 J TT. Barken is visiting with rela- tives for a few weeks at his former home in Iowa. . Frank C. House arrived in the city yesterday from Omaha and will spend several days here attending to busi ness affairs. seis Howard Johnson left last evening on a weeks business, trip to Denver, TIRE Claude Draper spent yesterday here on business from Cheyenne. ere. Ne J. K. Stoddard of Cheyenne js at- tending to business affairs here for a few days . ©. ©. Hofman of the Hofman Music company of Boston is spending a few days here on business for his company. eee W. T. Barnes of Denver is a busi- ness caller here for a short time. see : T. J. Dillon arrived in the city yes: terday from Salt Lake City and will spend several days here. K. L. Armstrong left this morning overland for Kansas City, Mo., where OLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE BY MARY TOBIN ST. MARKS CHURCH St. Marks church. Seventh and Wolcott Sts. Rev. Philip K. Edwards rector, Holy Communion at 8:00 Holy Communion and sermon a\ a.m. he will spend two weeks on a vaca- tion trip. + fe S. W. Hassell came down yesterday from Lander and will spend several | days here visiting with friends. | “we FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sth and Beech. C. M. ‘Thompson, Pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. There ts-a class for you. Morning | worship 11:00 a. m—Theme: The | Churchman's Guardian. B. Y. P. U. 00 p. m. Evening service 8:00 p. m.—Theme:—What Jesus Promises to Those Who Follow Him, Midweek service Wednesday 8:00 p.m. All the services are open to all, All services will be enjoyed by all. Strangers with- out a church home will discover in this church the one after their liking. Baptists are expected to line up with their own headquarters. . You are a stranger but once in the First Bap- tist church. Francis Carroll and son of Omaha left last evening or Denver after spending a week here visiting with Mr. Carroll's brother, Harold. . H. L. Cortman has returned to his| home in Billings after spending a week here attending to business af- fairs, Mrs. E. F. Clayton, who recently underwent an operation at a local hospital is now visiting at the home| of Mrs. T. F. Steed, 1140 South Elm, before returning to her home on the Sweetwater. She has been joined | by her neice and nephew, Miss Mar- | tha Clayton and Foster Clayton, who will stay until the end of the rodeo. REMARKABLE CAST SEEN W NEW “SPOILERS” AT THE AMERIGA THEATER “The Spoilers,” Jesse D. Hampton's screen production of Rex Beach's cele- brated novel of the Klondike, which was presented by Goldwyn at the America theater yesterday, is an im- mense picture. When Selig filmed this red-blooded romance of Alaska's Sold rush a decade ago, !t was re- garded as the greatest photoplay of its day. But this 1923 version is as- suredly one of the most spectacular and exciting pictures ever made. A remarkable cast is seen in the pic- ture with Milton Sills as the manly hero; Anna Q. Nilsson as Cherry Ma- lotte, the loyal dance hall queen; Bar. bara Bedford, a pretty brunette as Helen Chester, the innocent heroine: Noah Beery as McNamara, the crooked but courageous politician; Mitchell Lewis as Marshal Voorhees, afraid of no man that walked; Rob- ert Edeson; as the rough-and-ready Joe Dextry, mine owner and ready to face death for his rights; Sam d=- Grasse as the cowardly Judge Still- man; Robert McKim as Struve, the crooked lawyer; Ford Sterling, Rock- cliffe Fellowes, Louise Fazenda, Gor- on Russell, Wallace MacDonald anda numerous other players well known for their ability to act Western routes. It isn’t ‘this superb cast and its skillful acting which make ‘The Spoilers” such thrilling entertain- ment. It's .the story. Rex Beach de- scribed at first-hand the feverish fight for gold in the Klondike when the sands of the Yukon suddenly turned yellow. His account of how the min- ers were despofled of some of their richest properties by corrupt politic- lang is arf historic event. Beach crammed his novel with conflict. rom- ance and suspense and this Director Lambert Hilyer has skillfully portray- ed on the silversheet. The crashing climax in “The Spoil- ers” comes of course, in that epic fight in which Glennister and Mc- Namara settle their scores. Their tussle is one of the very best rough and tumble fights of the screen. 1f you enjoy a red-blooded exciting ftim, with a real story, don’t miss ‘The Spoiler: In addition to the picture program s the child wonder, Helen MacFar- land in singing, fancy dancing and soft shoe dancing. She won the heart of everyone in the audience. 8T. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC Corner of Seventh and Center streets. The Rey. Father J. H. Mullin, the Rey. Father Moreton, as- sistant pastor. Masses on Sunday at 7, 9, and 10:30 a.m. Mass during the week at 8 p. m. Benediction Sunday at 3 p. m. METHODIS1 EPISCOPAL Corner Durbin and Second streets. Lewis E. Carter, D. D.. Pastor. 9:30 a.m. Sunday school. 8. H. Maddux Supt.. 11 a. m. ana 8 p. m. worship and sermons by J. A. Dean, pastor of the East Side church. Special music. 7 p.m. Epworth League meeting. Wednesday evening at 7:30 Prayer meeting. EAST SIDE METHODIST COMMUN- ITY N. E. Corner East Second and Ken- wood streets. Jesse A. Dean, Ph. D. Pastor. 9:45 a. m. Bible school for allages. E.F. Lyon, Supt. 11a m. worship and sermon, No evening service, Ladies Aid society next Thursday at 2:30 in the church. UNITY STUDY CLASS Room 215, Midwest building. Lenna Crystal Byrnes, wader. ular morning service at 11 a.” m Sunday school at 10 a. m. Class lessons in Truth every Tuesday even- ing at 8 o'clock. Class Christian heal- ing Wednesdays at 10 a. m. Healing and prosperity silence every noon period during the week. Mrs. Reg. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE “Christian Science services are held every Sunday at 11 a. m. in the church edifice at Fourth and Grant streets. Sunday school for pupils up to the age of 20 is he'd at 9:30 ®.m. Testimonial ‘meetings are held on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. TRINITY LUTHERAN Missouri! Synod. 8. Park and E. 4th Streets. J. H. Gockel, Pastor. Sunday school at ¥:30. Morning ser- vice at 10:30. The sermon preached last Sunday evening in English will be repeated in German. Text: Hag- gal 1:1-14; theme: “An Old Testament Church Building Enterpri: Even- ing service (English), 8 o'clock. The sermon will be based on the text 1-48; theme: “The Judg- ment of God Visited Upon Jerusa- lem. Trinity Lutheran Church has taken a long step forward. It has re- solved to enlarge its auditorium and furnish it with comfortable pews, a pulpit and an altar, The pledge cards returned thus far indicate that there {a also a pomsibiitty of adding a larger room to the fear of the church building for Bible class and ‘society purposes, A meeting of the members will be held Wednesday in Che Casper Daily Criburr terested. will come without urging put | We urge any way. You will regret it al! your life, and will not “die happy" Unless you come to church Sunday. If you don't.come, you m'ght spoil the whole enterprise. So come morn ing and evening. Every member of the ladies’ aid is urged to come, Every member of the church council must be present Sunday night for special meeting by order of “Your Uncl At last we are off! THGKET SHOWER 0 GREETED BY MAD SCRAMBLE connection with the gram. building pro- EVANSVILLE CHAPEL Sunday school 2:30 p.m. Mr. Burt in charge. Sermon at 8:30 p.m. Dr. J. T. Hanna, minister. KENWOOD PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Edwin E. Preston, minister. 9:30 a.m. Sabbath school. 11 a. m. morning worship. Week-night meet- ing on Wednesday 7:30. Free Airplane Rides in| gst Vera Lewis ‘Admits Vogue Today, Tribune MILLS FP YTERIAN . . Rev. Biwin Preston, mintster.| Homemaking Habit 10 a. m. abbath school. 7:30 p. m. i j evening worship. Will Play Host. | Vera Lewis, who appears in support! GERMAN CONGREGATIONAL} ot Laurette Taylor in the Metro) , Tree airplane rides will be tn vogue| Geo. Hisinach,»pastor. 1004, East] screen version of J, Hartley Manners’| 0 Sober Curing the. ihe ahower) A. street. Sunday school at 10 a.| famous play “Peg O° My Heart,” at of TeWini(pbre: « ioe fidkete that m.° Church services at 11 fer |e Su sOrine , theatres ish ghe AGtreee ei Sn an atenlahatthat ewponed eee. (ute Melowanipayinimase yg eomite homemeking/isiher chiet/ 2 the corer. of Beeond and Wel: Evening service at 7:30. | Theme:| hobby cott last evening met wi ri “Christians an Afterimage of the| In private life Vera Lewis ts the| Colt last evening met w almapoornts vandarines Terasiiigein! thet esargas| We Of Ralph. Lewis, film and) atage| ie were recorded? atone those F meeting Wednesday evening| Character actor of note. Miss Lewis: oo Ontained newspapers but dr: 30. You are welcome. Hes Mad iA One, ands muogeestOl SARS | SS othera. Swale’ fawraried: for ahi J and screen career. Before entering their interest with a ticket good for GRACE CHAPEL AFRICAN picture work she appeared with James| Sef ‘overs | Sty. The seehneeern METHODIST K. Hackett, was in a number of the were hurled from an airplane piloted “The Friendly Church." 305 N,|!ate Charles Frohman’s productions | Vere hurled from an alrplane piloted Grant street. Rey. T. J, Burwell,| nd in stock in Columbus, Milwaukee,| PY Dick Lefer! cinnati and Los Angeles. \ he made B. D., minister. Come, see for your- | © ‘ ersons Ww c ickets selves how! rapidly. work is progress her debut in the silent! If the persons who received tic! ing on the new re Y drama under the direction of D. W., in the papers they picked up wiil ee heea becpilectinarsis PER rs Griffith with the Biograph company.| resister thelr names with the ‘Trib when Bishop H. B. Parks, D. D, LL,| Since that time she has appeared in pet Leper aNd ye eue, <O% D. of Chicago will be here, and assist| “Intol’erance,” “In the Bishop's Car-| thelr rides. in our financial campaign. He wil!|tlage.” “Lord and Lady Algy,' Nurse] From the crowd that gathered last Preach at both services that day. Campeche bmn | ens ae Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching rept Lath a data at 11, theme “Citizens of the Spirit er eyo Mires Cbloneater ado. ual Kingdom." Evening worship at| King Vidor director “Peg O My (7) Ambass ) 8. Theme “An Evil Spirit from the | Heart.” Park Avenue at Fifty-firet Street, Lord.” Music by the choir. A cor- Atty dial welcome 8 everyone at “The ect NOTED PLATERS SEEN I NORTH CASPER CHURCH 1009 North Durbin street. Geo. Woodward pastor. Sunday school 10|6¢ ? ! ?, a.m. Christian Endeavor 7:15 p. m. ‘ Morning worship 11 a. m. Subject: be “Jesus Tempted.” ening worship a wriaer> ~ cd 8 p. m. subject: “The New Covenant.” Come and worship and work with us. One of the finest casts ever as sembled in a motion picture is seen in George Melford’s Paramount pro duction, “You Can't Foo! Your Wife, which comes to‘ the Rialto theater, today for a run of three days. (Le: rice Joy, Nita Na’dl, Lewis Stone and wiine Garon, all prominent leading EMMANUEL BAPTIST Corner Fifteenth and Poplar. ‘Or- der of services for the week, begin- ning Sunday, August 5. Sunday 10 a. m.—Sunday school adult classes in cars on church lawn, 11 a. m. ser- Most Distinc- tive Hotel main- tains those stand- ards which have made it the choice , scree yers featured: roles. mon by the pastor, text II C ‘i, nm players, are in 7pm BY Pt Miss ial SH he supporting cast includes Paul of persons who leader. 8 p. m. sermon by the pas.| McAllister, John Daly Murphy, Julia are both refined tor. Special song service morning |5¥@9ne® Gordon, Tom Carrigan and and particular. and evening during Augu ee ae et ake cea The utmost in re small, but watch us grow. Dr.|\V/fe” was adapted for the screen - service, dignified J. T. Hanna, pastor. Waldemar Young, who wrote the c 4 tiscehy scenario for “Java Head.” The pic: appointments an First Presbyterian. ture is said to be absorhingly inter excellent cuisine Sting and deep'y appealing. —_ FUNERAL SUNDAY Sixth and Durbin. Order of Services. Morning—Doxology. Gloria. Hymn 33. ing. Prayer. Hymn 312. Announce ments. Offertory. Solo, ‘These Are They" from “The Holy City" Mrs. R. B. Leggett. Sermon “Radiant Person- ality” Rev. Chas. A. Wilson. Hymn. Benediction. Evening—The third of the series “The Preparation of the World for the Coming of Christ” will be given by the pastor. Special invitation 1s siven to all strangers at all services. are offered guests of The Ambassador. Invocation Responsve read. The funeral of O. W. Shafer who died yesterday will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the Shaffer-Gay chapel. The Rev. C. M Thompson will have charge of the! services. Medium Brown Hair looks best of ‘all after a Golden Glint Shampoo, Adv Busy Bee Dining Room Close In ; 163 N. Wolcott St. Home Cooked Meals FAMILY STYLE 30 Cents Grace English Lutheran. J. M. Cromer, pastor. All services in Odd Fellow's Hall, Every member and friend of Grace church ts urged to make sure of coming to church Sunday. We aro going to set aside this one Lord's day for the boosting of our new church program. All in- ee” IONSTIPATION goes, and energy, and vim retarn whan takin "7 CHAMBERLAIN’S TABLETS Keep stomach sweet—liver active— bowels regular—only 25c. All-of You Know That Delicious Dining Car Food “HAVE SOME OF IT” THE C.B. & Q. RESTAURANT 354 N. Wolcott (At Burlington Depot) Phone 1120 Is The Only Restaurant In Casper Employing Dining Car Cooks B. Van Hekken, Prop. YELLOWSTONE CAFE 409 SOUTH SPRUCE Under new management and now newly equipped and prepred to serve the best of meals, 40 family style .... Es ic COME AND JOIN OUR FAMILY night there is no doubt that great in. terest had been aroused. The high wind and possibility of rain made things look for a while as though there would be no airplane flying over the city at the Hour schedule but the event was made possible by the clearing up of the weather. Ba Ae Alleged Car Thief Picked Up Here Is Taken to Montana)’ |¢rnment departments and bureaus b9= Ever Shown ed. Storage Free. THE PUP CAFE THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY No. 1— 110 North Center No. $ 146 W. Second FUCHS ANNUAL AUGUST FUR SALE The Largest Display of FUR COATS Every garment personally selected by our buyer and bears the Fuchs guarantee. Come In. Inspect Them See What We Can Save You By Buying Now A deposit will hold any garment until want- Sie Aitehis Ga Casper’s Leading Specialty Shop for Women and Misses GRAND PAGE THREE” _ Departments in *- Washington Are « Closed Today —~ WASHINGTON, Aug. 3—(By Tha Associated Press)—Shortly before 11 Friday Secretary Hughes as the rank- € official praser.c in Washington, is- ued an orcer directing that all coy- C. A. Thompson was taken back to/cicsed for the :cmsinder of the day in Glendive, Mont., this morning bY] +,ken of mourning for President ¥ | Sheriff Stone. Thompson was picked| up here this week by attaches of the|!"€- Action.was taken on the pre sheriff's department. He is wanted|ent established Secretary Hay ac" in the Montana city on the charge of|-he time of the death of President Me™ stealing a car and on other charges. 1‘inley. and in Wyoming CENTRAL WAFFLE HOUSE After an afternoon of enjoyment at the Rodeo, drop in at one of the restaurants listed on this page and satisfy that hungry, gone, feeling. Every advertiser is a representative merchant and stands ready to give nothing but the best in quality and service. The Casper Tribune highly recommends the establish- ments listed. Wyatt Cafeteria WYATT HOTEL BLDG “Music and Entertainment” et ; ASIII 1 tr