Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 23, 1923, Page 3

BY MARY TOBIN Wednesday morning a Casper chap- ter of Delphian, a national educa- tional movement for women was or- ganized at a meeting held in the public Hbrary which over 25 Casper women attended. Delphian was organized to stimu. late interest along educational and cultural lines In America, Its aim is to help the busy person whether ab- sorbed in home, social or business at- fairs to keep abreast of contemporary intellectual activity. Delphian is a national educational and cultural movement, non-sectarian and non-partisan. It brings together progressive women, enabling them to develop intellectually and to work for community, state, and national wel- fare. Th Casper Delphian chapter will hold its meetings on the first and third Tuesday afternoons of each month at 2:30. Although a definite meeting place has not been decided upon it ls probable that the chapter wit meet at the public brary, Officers elected at the meeting yes- terday were Mrs. W. W. Lacy, presi- dent; Mrs. E. F. Foe, vice-president; Mrs. Warren Hagist, secretary and treasurer. A chairman committee composed of Mrs. F. E. Wertenberger, chairman; Mts. Ambrose Hemingway and Mrs. J. H. McCorry was appoint- ed. The first regular meeting of the chapter will be held October 2, the program for which will be in charge of Mrs. McCorry. ° Weiner Roast Last Evening. Miss Maxine Kerr was hostess at a weiner roast given last evening at her home at the foot of the Casper mountains. During the evening games were played. Among those who attended were Mary Barton, Maxine Bracken, Emaline Barton, Haskell Barton, Murry Sullivan, Mar- cella Kerr, Dorothy Mahoney, Agnes Kerr, Martha Moss Mahony, Eileen [Perera] Mr. and Mrs. 'T. W. New have ar- rived in the city from their home in Kirklin, Ind., and will visit here for a short time with Mrs. Charles Ben- |Jamin and Mrs. W. P. Crawford. Mrs. Crawford is a niece of Mr. and Mr« New while Mrs. Benjamin ts a sister tian, Mrs. Glen Winship, Mrs, J. F. of Mrs. New. Mullen, Mrs. R. V. Kennedy, Mrs. J.'F. Hunt, Mrs. J. Carson, Mrs. H. Simmions, Mrs. E. D. Odlerone, Mrs.| MS: C. E. Carpenter, mother of J. C. Peters, Mrs, Jess Brady, Mrs.| DF. C- H. Carpenter, who has been W. ©. Sturdevant, Mrs. H. Couch, Visiting here for some time at the Miss Kathryn Carey and the hostess.{C@™Penter home on South Beech street, left this afternoon for her Int 1 Kenat is home in Cedar Rapids, Ia. Wednesday Afternoon. “4 cee Mrs. Charles Benjamin and Mrs.|_ Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Russell of Rock W. P. Crawford were hostesses at an| island, il., and their son Paul, who informal kensington party given yes-|#Ve been visiting here at the home terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.;0f Mrs, R. Vv. Kennedy, left yes- Crawford in honor of Mrs. T. W. New| ‘®'@ay for ‘Thermopolis, accompanied of Kirklin, Ind. who is visiting in/>Y their son where they will spend ‘hie city tara abpet tang, some time before returning to their Among those who attended were home. Mrs: D. H. Herbert, Mrs. H. Capps, | Mrs. Thomas Young, Mrs. Edward| Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. McGraugh Lyons, Mrs, Edward Regan, Mrs, 0.|left yesterday overland for their hoon C. Rivers, Mrs. Paul Catrell, Mrs. E./!n Denver after spending several C. Stout, Mrs. E. C, Parker, Mrs, W.| Weeks here visiting with friends snd P. Mathews and Miss Helen Craw-| relatives. ford. During the afternoon Miss Irene Mathews sang several pleasing vocal selections. ae Mrs. R. V. Kennedy has as her house guest at her home, Mrs. J. 8. Hunt of Omaha, Neb. Birthday Party be hg Wednesday Afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James V. Lamb are Little Mildred Bubb, daughter of| Visiting here for a short time from Mr.-and Mrs. H. P. Bubb, was hostess | thelr home in Colorado enroute to the at a children’s party given yesterday | ¥¢lowstone National park where they afternoon at her home on South Wol-|©*Pect to spend a week. cott street in honor of her eighth| mae birthday. During the afternoon|, Mrs. Gladys McWilliams of Omaha games were played after which re-|!8 spending several weeks here visit- freshments were served by Mrs. Bubb/!"® at the home of her sister, Mrs. assisted by her sister, Mrs. Edward ,©: J- Sanders. Quinn. Twenty-fly ildren attended. | 4 . | Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Good and chil- jdren left last evening for their home in Kansas City, Mo., after spending | Several days here visiting with friends enroute from the park to their home. aie Knights of Pythias Meet Tomorrow Night. The Knights of Pythias will meet in regular session Friday ning, at the K. of P. hall. There will be read ing of the Grand Lodge report, elec- tion of officers and the transaction of other business affairs. —<$_$_<___ Mah Jongg” at the Smokehouse. Medium Brown Hair looks best of all after a Golden Glint Shampoo. Adv | | Dinner Party This Evening. Daly, ellie Kerr, and the hostess. . meee CY Circle Will Hold All Day Session. The CY circle or the Methodist church will hold an all day session to- morrow at the home of Mrs. Frank Hogue, 1204 South Walnut street, for the purpose of sewing articles for the bazaar. All members are especially urged to attend this meeting. Mrs. Benjamin Win Entertain. Mrs. Charles Benjamin will enter- tain at an informal party tomorrow afternoon at her home complimentary to Mrs. T. W. New of Kirlin, Ind., who is visiting in the city for a short time. Mrs. Carpenter Is Honored Guest. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burns enter tained at an enjoyable bridge party given last evening at thelr home, 1315 South Oak street, in honor of Mrs. Cc. E. Carpenter, mother of Dr. C. H. Carpenter, who has been visiting hero at the Carpenter home for some time, Honors for the evening were won by Mrs. C. H. Carpenter and Dr. Allen McLellan. Among those who attended were fr. and Mrs. Alex White, Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Bottoms, Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGregor, Dr. and Mrs. Allan McLel: lan, Mrs. Carpenter and the hosts. eee o. Social Service Circle Will Meet, The Social Service circle of the Methodist Ladies’ Aid society will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. A. P. Nesbitt, 627 East Eleventh street. All members of the circle are asked to bey present. “-e Omaha Visitor Is Honored Guest. Mrs, J. F. Mills entertained at an attractive informal bridge party given last evening at her residence on Cen ter street complimentary to Mrs. J. 8. Hunt of Omaha who is the guest here for a short time of Mrs. R. V. Ken nedy. High honors for the evening were taken by Mrs. Jess Brady. Mrs. Hunt received a guest gift. Among the guests who attendod were Mrs. J. C. Hooley, Mrs. C. Chris- NAVARRE PEARLS A gift she can treasure for years and years IMEN love to treas- ure through the years the sentimental tokens that come to them as gifts— and if the gift combines both beauty and usefulness — so much the better. In choos- ing indestructible pearls for her, ask for NAVARRE PEARLS, Ayers Jewelry Co. l 131 S. Center Clement Nico!aysen will entertain at an informal dinner party this eve- ing at his home, 206 East First streei. Seti “Mah Jongg” at the Smokehouse. oo | Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Davis have re- turned from Denver where they spent several days on a business and pleas- ure'trip. They will spend a short time here visiting with Mrs. Davis’ mother, Mrs. Stanko, before returning to their home in Riverton. | pesca oN Aelia A’ g00d sized island once aipeaeal suddenly off the Alaskan coast. The land was so hot that sea birds alight- ing on it had their feet burned. It/| dissappeared a short time later. “Long Lost Mama” A “hunting” song that finds a place everywhere dance music is played. ie best rendition of Price, per yard ial, in a wide range ere's a melodious wrangle on the other side— “Henpecked Blues” At Columbia Dealers $6.75 sizes. sale price without plenty of good hot water on tap all the time is like trying to run a factory without steam. Ask the woman you know best and she'll tell you that’s true. Axtomatic Gas Water Heaters have relieved thousands of other women of useless drudgery. Your home, will be a lot more enjoy- able place to live in from the day you install your new Humphrey Automa- tic. Don’t take our word for it—ask your neighbors who own them. With 36 experience behind ae Men’s Knit Underwear, light weight Ladies’ Silk Humphreys are still as far union suits, 8 and sizes, Segre bated PEL SUE nea nt - Cc special .. Rotwater problem Now and Ladies’ Knit Underwear, summer- tevhaw paso evaameey weight union suits 1 00 r sre 47 8 Suits for__..__ e Hose, per pair. The Casper Gas Appliance Co. Inc. Phone 1500 115-119 BE, First Phone 1740 Che Casper Daily Critune Mrs. H. Marti left this week for Cheyenne where she will visit with friends for several weeks. see Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips of Merion, Ill, are spending several days here, Mrs. Sam Shatler and Miss D. Shott of Sheridan, Wyo., are here for sev- eral days visiting with friends. eee Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Winters of Salt Creek are spending several days here. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Walter of Salt Creek and Mrs. Rader of Raderville, Neb., mother of Mrs. Walter, arrived in the city and will spend several days here. eee Miss Lola E. Morris of Denver is visiting in the city for a short time. eee Mrs. S. Cypen, accompanied by Miss Ola May Wright and Miss Toule Wright, came down yesterday from Thermopolis and will spend several days here. 9 ene Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Denio and Mrs. L, E. Martin left this morning for their homes in Sheridan after spend- ing a short time here with Mr. Denio's father, J. W. Denio, who was slightly ‘njured in an automobile acci- dent several weeks ago. Mrs. J. W. Denio will remain here until Mr. Denio is sufficiently recovered to re- turn to his home, 8); ef 8 Gov and Mrs. William B. Ross are expected to arrive in the city this week enroute from the Yellowstone National park to Cheyenne, Mr. and Mrs, Ira G. Wetherill will arrive in the city today from Montana where Mr. Wetherill has been on busi- ness for some time for the National Supply company of which company he is an official. They will be joined here by their son Theadore who has been visiting in the city for several days. Following a short visit and business trip here they will return to their home in Independence, Kas. Mr. and Mrs. Wetherill were formerly resi dents of this city. . Mrs. Bradner, mother of Miss Jean Bradner will leave today or tomorrow for her home in Chicago after spend. KASSIS’ oe Friday «Saturday Specials YARD GOODS DEPT. All Silk Pongee, regular $1.35 value. Special Sale Great reductions in all silk ratines, voiles and summer wash mater- of colors and patterns. FINAL CLEARANCE OF OUR SUMMER STOCK OF DRESSES ALL BELOW COST Some of the models are suitable for win- ter and fall wear. Canton crepes and pon- gees or summer silks. A Wide Range of Sizes in This Lot $5. - $8.00 LINEN DRESSES, all colors and 75 Fall Kassis Dry Goods Co. Stitt home on Fourteenth street. She will be joined later by her daughters ing several weeks here visiting at the turn tomorrow with Elmer Warhing-| ton escaped negro convict. r PAGE THREE G. H. Paul and Mr, Brunerman, Riverton business men, are here for 2 where he has been on bu: oe <0) -* a few days, the Misses Joan, and Jeanette, L. J. Kennedy ts among the out Byron S. Hule, state bank examin. their guests at their home on North|° 4h Betts] | eh ihe Pe Society Wolcott street for several weeks, their | $e ye for over eighty Son Alfred Dean and wife of Chicago.| H- T- Morian has returned to ea , = has felied upon Gour- Mr, and Mrs. Dean have just recent-|Creek after spending several da TENGE aE ee ee aud’s Oriental Cream ly completea a 10 weks tour of Hu-|here. Mr. Morian recently returnea| time on business from South Bend,| to keep the skin and rope. from the Yellowstone National po Ind. complexion in perfect | where he spent several weeks. oe ad Ding condition through the “Mah Jongg” at the Smokehouse. cee Robert Baxter of the Midwest stress of the season's ee es Frederick Servatious, representative | Pharmacy returned today from South activities. White of the Fisk hats, is in the city on| Dakota where he has been spending Flesh-Rachel. 4 S |business for a short time from Chi-|® tWo weeks’ vacation visiting with Send 10¢ for Trial Size cago. friends and relatives. FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON, New York Personals sae ay Ralph Bell, district manager of the|«c0"? Base po 3 * Gouraud's = es Continental Supply company, arrive’ 2h ta RL Griental Cream Lee Simonsen, millionaire sheepman from Thermopolis, is in Casper today. . . John Coros is here on business from Sterling, Colo. eee c. F. Sandlin and G. L. Sandberg are in for a few days from Salt Creek. eee Joseph Beardslee of Mitchell, Neb., arrived in the city yesterday and ex pects to spend two or three days her¢ on business. - . E. V. Kelleysand T. J. Smith are Buffalo, Wyo., visitors in the city for a short time. . Roy Sultz arrived yesterday from Welch, Wyo., and will visit here with friends for a short time. ii eip0 Jess Phillips of McColister, Okla., has arrived in the city and will re: Don’t Squeeze Black- Heads—Dissolve Them Squeexing and pinching out black- heads make the pores large and cause irritation. Blackheads are caused by accumulations of dust and Girt and secretions from the skin and there is only one safe and sure way and one that never faile to get rid of them—a simple way, too— that is to dissolve them. Just get from any drug store, about two ounces of calonite powder—sprinklo @ little on a hot, wet cloth—rub EARLY SHOWING OF Our fall stock of millinery is ar- riving daily from Gage and other well known houses. tiful and harmonious in velvets, felts, velour, lace, feather and flower trim- med dress and sport hats. _ arrivals on sale Saturday at $4.95 Children’s three-quarter over the blackheads briskly for a few seconds—wash off and you'll be surprised to seo that every black- head has disappeared, and the skin will be left soft and the pores in their natural condition Millinery The colors are beau- Our new UNM Petticoats, all colors $2.98 39e 237 East econd in_the city today from Lander and li i__“Mah Jongg” at the AAA De les ails music Goo. NNT Only Two More Days Left Special Clearance Sale Saturday night will mark the close of one of the greatest and most unusual sales of musical merchandise in the history of Casper. The values have been genuine ones, and our friends in this city have been quick to respond to the savings this sale has afforded them. Can You Imagine the Real Fun. You Fellows Could Have with a Good Player and some Classy Music? Our most sincere advise is that you, who have not been in to see us take advan- tage of the bargains offered for Friday and Saturday. There are some splen- did values here on our floors. Your interests are our interests and we ask that you come in to see these fine instruments while you can. Provide for the future NOW—and enjoy a substantial saving in so doing. Give your little girl the Education in Music she craves, the completion of which will be the proudest posses- sion of her life. Upright Pianos Phonographs Player-Pianos All standard makes and trolas and Bruns- Ree aero ee maked positively guaranteed. wicks, in good condi- tion. tion. $97, $219, $245, $285, $445, $455, $325, $350, $495, $585, and $385 $625 OTHER GENUINE BARGAINS CAN BE OBTAINED IN Violins—Guitars—A ccordions— Ukuleles—Banjos—Drums ; Player Rolls—Band Instruments and Sheet Music $65, $83, $87, $95, $125, $265 Come in Tomorrow and Bring Your Friends,—But SURE by Saturday Night Open Evenings During Sale ’Till Nine re CASH SAVINGS PLAN FREE EXCHANGE On the purchase of any I r-Piano in- PRIVILEGE cluded in this Special Clea: will allow you an Additional Cash unting to 50 Within one y s time, {f you percent of your down payment up to n other desire 2 ma hange the words: instrument purchased for one With $10 cash we will give you a receipt for_$15.00 of equal or greater value, and With $15 cash we will 5 you a receipt for_$22.50 t With $20 cash we will give you a receipt for With $30 cash we will give you a receipt for t 1 tho y With $40 cash we will give you a receipt for Could be fairer? With $50 cash we will give you a receipt for_§ ; You are Safe in Dealing With Us We Will Protect Your Interests In Every Way “It Does Make a Difference Where You Purchase Your Musical Merchandise” The Chas. E. Wells Music Co, Home of the Chickering “Sy Phone 194 232 E. Second St. CASPER