Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1923, Page 3

a , H. H. Russell entertained at 1 shower week at camp, Sal Ancerson, 1 Sprague Tuesday afternoon her new home at It Creek for Mra. whose marriage to of Billings, Mont., V. Ritchie, secretary; and Mrs. A. H. Wolcott treasurer. It was voted that the association meet regularly on the first and third Wednesdays of every :nonth at the| homes of its members. The next | meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Fowzer in the Ardmore ike place {n the near future.|apartments with Mrs. Smith and house was attractively decor-| Mrs. Fowzer as hostesses. Tho fol- vith pink Gladiolus, green |lowing committee on constitution snd Guts aware. and bylaws was appointed: Mrs. yg the afternoon a musical|Robert Allingham, Mrs. A. V. n consisting of piano rplec-| Ritchie and Mrs. E. G. Sinclair. y Mrs. A. B, Lucas and Mrs. cee Smothers, and several vocal | ns by Miss Edith Wilhite, ac- ued by ™ the thirt; resent, » Catherine Jones as a cupid ¥ a small ts to the Woodcraft Thimble de- who irs. Smothers, y-flve guests carraige delivered bride to be after refreahments were served by ve itess. Mrs. . resident riends here. Anderson was for- of this city and has In Washington. Club Meeting Friday. The Woodcraft Thimble club will hold a social meeting tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arth- ur Kyte, 1214 South Wolcott street. All members of the club and friends are invited to attend. Mrs. Winter Arrives WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, — Mrs. cMahon Entertains Ize Tea. bers of the Pepper club. Among those who will attend are Mrs. Ar- thur A. Schulte, Mrs, Pitt Covert, Mrs, E. J. Donahoe, Miss Edna Smith, Mrs. Fred Newman, Mrs. O. L. Walker, Miss Violet Dever, Mrs. Carney Peterson, Mrs. Charles T. Weldner, Mrs. H. R, Lathrop, Miss! Sue Mahoney, Mrs. Nell Kimball and Mrs. Leigh McGrath, . oe Pythian Sisters Will Meet Tonight The Pythian Sisters will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the Knights of Pythias hall. Following the initiation of candidates refresh- jments wil! be served by the Mes- dames Twiggs, Vanburgh, Chisho!m and Cocking. All members are asked to be present. Saran | Clan Stuart Dance Friday The Clan Stuart of Casper will sive an ice cream social and dance Odd Fellow's hall. All friends and memberd are invited to attend. eee Informal Dinner Last Evening Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Moore enter- tained at an informal dinner party last evening at their home on Wash- ington street in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Davis who will leave next week for California to make tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock at the} he Casper Daily Cridtme James of Chicago, brother and sister-in-law of Mra. Anderson. vee Mrs. W. L. Wood of Denver is visiting here for seyeral days with friends enroute to Thermopolis where she will visit with relatives for a week. eee Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Winton of Colorado Springs left last evening for their home efter visiting here for a week at the home of Mrs. H. A. Winton. A ee M. K. Loopman returned this |morning from Denver where he was jcalled last week by the serious ilI!- jness of his mother who is now greatly improved. eee Miss Kathleen Sullivan left this afternoon on the Northwestern for Fort Wayne, Ind., where she will visit for several months with her sister, Mrs. Joe Donlin and family. cee Miss Genevieve Biglin left today for her home in O'Neil, Neb., after visiting here for some time at the home of her brother, A. E. Biglin and family on South Center street. eee ‘Mr. and Mrs. E, EB. Tolan of Den- and visiting with friends here for several days. their home. Eight guests attended. Charles E, Winter, wife of the Wyo- ming congressman, accompanied by her sons, has arrived in Washington L. F. McMahon entertained nformal bridge tea this after t her res! street, for the members of ursday Bridge club. vho. attended were. Mrs. Ted idence, 1016 South Among within a few da: Mrs. Cecil Bon, Mrs. Pitt 5 Miss Margaret Sullivan, N. Brooks, Mrs. Charles T. | Bake Sale r, Mrs. A. FE. Biglin, Mra, J. | Saturday. nson, Miss Patricla Sullivan, Deaver, Miss Thelma ters have purchased home located on the edge of Revk = Creek park, and expect to occupy it Mr, and Mrs. M. Lindsey came in in order to get settled in the nev home before school starts. The Win a beautiful Members of Saint Marks Guild will hold a sale of baked gvods on » Miss Mary Curry and the eee Saturday afternoon starting at 2 o'clock at the Richards an! Cunning- ham store. The committee in charge will be the Mesdames James Weilder- ist Circles eet Friday. of circles hold, P. C. Brooks. the Methodist will meet Friday afternoon with the following hostesses: al Hill—Mrs. R. ackmore street, ear. 1 Service—Mrs. 545 East 1 by Mrs. Bees—Mrs. Frank Eddelman st H street. ington—Mrs. Tom Mills, 420 Ulton street, assisted by Mrs. an Dorn. ry by Mars. Mircle—Mrs. Alva Scott, 941 Walnut street. The CY circle ve an all . ). Meeting. ty Afternoon, bers of the chapter G of the », sisterhood will meet Satur- ernoon at 2:30 at the home Ray Cook, €35 South Beech nstead of at the hdme of Mrs. Firmin as a. All visiting members of the ation in t! Workers — Mrs. 132 North Beech street, Miss Babcock Is Honored Guest + Mrs. W. Harris. assisted by Carl O. Fourteenth street, P. M. Smith. About 12 s. future. Mrs. Olson Entertains. a. as- W. E. Tubbs. day session. ee the honored guest. 7. Birthday Party was formerly an- | Wednesday a childrens’ party BE CIS Ae nya noon at her home y in Ni Nicolaysen and B. orth B. W. C. Briggs entertained informally last evening at her home in the Lincoln apartments in honor of her sister, Miss Margaret Bab- cock, whose marriage to Clarence F. Rader will take place in the near guests attended. . Mrs. R. G. Alson entertained at an informal tea given yesterday after- noon at her home on Elm street in honor of her house guest, Mrs. O. H. Cartway of Nebraska who will leave Sunday for her home. rations of red and white were used. Among those who attended were Mrs. R. B. Buckley, Mrs. G. Good, Mrs. L. J. Lore, Mrs. A. M. Evans, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. M. Murry anvt Deco- Mrs. R. O. Kooper entertained at terday after- Casper se odeaisture in honor of her sma‘l son Jack’s A fifth birthday. Games were played f qi a Pi ps yay Meeting. and refreshments were served. Ten Busy Bee circle of the Metho- vurch will s tomorrow at the home of rank J. E xt. All members are asked to ‘ent and to bring sewing for children attended. hold an all day by Mi: uddelman, 135 East | siner Anderson Marriage Monday Mrs. Kooper was assisted during the afternocn Genevieve Sayer. cee ‘The marriage of Miss Helena Mil- Serie dS ler to Lyle C. Anderson, both of this 4 city took place on Monday of this “ghee peg week at the home of the groom's Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid so- ¢ North Casper will meet on o'clock at the M. Peterson, 1150 afternom at 2 of Mrs. L. Glenarm street. All members ed to bring their thimbles. eee Mficers. on at the lowing officers were elected, wta Smith, president; Mrs, A. gational Women very largely attended meet- the women of the First Con- ynal church held Wednesday They parents. Fisher. city. ee Mrs. McGrath Will home of the pastor —Advertisement. Entertain Pepper Club Mrs. John McGrath will entertain informally this evening at her home, were attended Miss Ruth Benton and Harold Following a week's in Thermopolis the couple will re turn and make their home in this Medium Brown Hair looks best of all after a Golden Glint Shampoo. by visit Personals yesterday from Bolton Creek and wil attend to business affairs here for a short time, eee Mrs. D. Nichols {s visiting here for a short time from her home in Salt Creek. eee Miss R. Svenson is a visitor spending a short time here from Thermopolis. eee Mr. and Mrs. Sorensen are Lusk people spending several days here visiting with friends and attending to business affairs. eee | Mr. and Mrs. R. ©. Clapp are | visiting in the city for several weeks |with friends and relatives from their |home in Ogden, Utah. oe Mr. and Mrs. N. Schofield came in yesterday from Salt Creek and will spend several days here. oh oe Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Anderson have aS their guests at their home on for the winter months. Miss Davis this afternoon for Nebraska after eee | Mr. and Mrs. EB. Wilbertson left this week for Spokane, Wash. where they will visit with relatives for several weeks, eee Miss Thelma Cartley has returned | from Cheyenne where she has been | visiting for the Miss Lucille Longhurst of Chicago | who fias been visiting with relatives jin Washington and Oregon, arrived in the elty last evening and. will ivisit here for a few weeks at the | home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Long- jhurst. Miss Longhurst is a niece |of Mr, Longhurst. | pene Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Riggs have }as their guests, Mrs. 8. A. Metzler jof Winchester, IJ., and Miss Kath- ryn Cline of Colorado Sprin; eee Mr. and Mrs. M. West are visit- ing here for seyeral days from their jhome in Salt Creek. eee terday from Salt Creek and will jvisit here for several days. | cee | Miss G. Davis of Montana ts | visiting in the city for a short jtime enroute to Denver where she | will spend several weeks ufter which she will go to Los Angeies Everywoman’s Store New Location 110 East Second Street ---for a smart, trim effect ver are attending to business affairs | "927 South Beech street for the mem-| south Ash street, Mr. and Mrs. H./was a resident of Casper for a year. eee Mrs, W. C. Taylor left last eve- ning for Kansas City, Mo., having been called there by the serious illness of her brother, J. J. Taylor. Mrs. Taylor was accompanied by her son Henry. see Mrs. L. LL. Moore has arrived in the city from Thermopolis and will visit here for a short time at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Butler Cromer. eee oe » Mr. and Mrs. Willlam McWilliams and children Helen and Francis left last week for Los Angeles where they will visit with friends and relatives for a month, eee Miss Harriott Haynes has re- turned from Denver where she spent a two week's pleasure trip visiting with relatives. cee Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Matteson of Billings, Mont., are visiting here! for several days at the home of| Mrs. G. Ward. | eee Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Fulton of Tulsa, Okla, are here visiting and , attending to business affairs. They will leave tomorrow for Salt Creek where they will spend a day look- ing over the ol! fields. see Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thompson | have returned from Cheyenne where | they have been for the last few days on business. Miss Gladys Kennedy who has been visiting with friends here for several weeks left last evening for her home in St. Louis. eee Mrs. Emma Wilson has returned from a short business and pleasure | trip spent in Omaha. cee Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fall of Salt | Lake City are spending a week in the city on business and visiting spending several days here on bus! ness for his company. ee A. E. Heaton came down yester- day on a short business trip from Sunburst, Mont. eee M. J. Foley returned this morning from Denver and Rugo, Colo., where he attended to business affairs and visited with relatives. see Cc. W. Lander ané R, V. Taylor} are here attending to business af- fairs for @ short time from Cody. eee L. A. Brown is a Basin, Wyo., visitor spending several days in the elty, Paul Hersly of Denver ts attend- ing to business affairs here for sev- eral days. eee E. J. Reed came up this mom- ing from Denver on a short business trip. soe J. C. Conway of Missouri Valley, Ta., and BE, 8. Clapp of Boone, Ia., are spending several days in the city having arrived yesterday. see J. F. Smith and EB. ¥. Booker are Worland men spending several days here, eee Les Derriok will leave for Los An geles where he will spend the winter months, see A. L. Pringle of Arvada, Wyo., arrived yesterday and will attend to business affairs here for several days, see J. A. Warren is among the Den- ver business men spending same time here, _—<—$ SPIRITUALIST MEETING. Beginning this evening and last- ing for ten evenings meetings will be held at 7 o'clock promptly at 814 North Saint Mary's street in North Casper, The public is invited. Dr. | | Miss Frances Brown came in yes- One of the Season’s elegant fur-trimmed & cousin of Mr. Fall. a City Briefs Harry Anderson and_ brother Arthur are spending today here from their home in Rawlins. eee Jack Russell is in the city for a few days from Salt Creek. Per) | Lawrence Johnston, representative of the Graham paper company, left Meet Your Friends at the Frantz Shop Phones 2165-2166 at the home of Frank Folan, who is | Canny, leader. ‘Blackheads Go Quick By This Simple Method Blackheade—bdig ones or little ones —soft ones of Bard ones—on any Part of the bo Pe, go quick by asim- 16 method t! just dissolves about two ounces o calonite powder from your druggist —sprinkle @ little on a hot, wet cloth—rub over th blackheads few sbconds nd You'll wonder where the briskly for a wash off. blackheads have gone. Pjnohing and 1 iy open the m2, ckhead in and Jeav: ightly—while th > plication of calonite powder and the water dissolve them right out, leaving the skin soft and the Bores in thelr natural condition. zing b THREE FINED FOR GAMBLING Three men were fined by Judge John A. Murray last night on # arge of gambling after sufficient testimony had been heard to show that Chris Angelos’ establishment on West First street had been the scene of poker playing and dice throwing. Testimony also brought out the fact that Mike Zavoyas had been struck over the head with a chair in a fracas that occurred Sun- day morning. Zavoyas claimed that the prop- rietor had got him drunk on liquor, had tried to get his money, and had struck him with the evi- dent intention of knocking him “cold.” Opposing testimony was to the effect that Zavoyas had been quarrelsome. Angelos was fined $100, as was | PAGE THREE also Cal Tinsbloom, said to be the dealer. Gus Adgis was fined $25. Judge Murray requested that abatement proceedings be started against the establishment run by Angelos, se ‘WASHINGTON—President Coo- Mdge and his advisers will be oo cupied for the next 10 days in seeking a solution of the agricul- tural situation in the west, Sena- tor Borah of Idaho announced after a conference with the Presi- dent. ae BOSTON—One man was killed and several injured when the United States destroyer McFar- land was rammed by the battleship Arkansas during maneuvers. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED—Competent maid for gen- eral housework; must be good cook; prefer one to go home nights. Phone 847W. FOR SALE—One Boston Terrier, male dog. Phone 1531R. 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