Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 21, 1923, Page 6

etn tees oan al ay ls IM lal oe Oe eRe ag eee east aie PAGE SIX. Ede Casper Sunvay Cridune SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1923 SOCIETY = -- News of Women’s Clubs and Organizations members epper club sisterhood will meet at the home of|the members ef the Sheba Fridge|-nan's ub meeting far inembers Many things are possihie in W, 5 S bi t i ag beget = Soe BP) Bacon: club at her residence. _ — only, ing and the above is ons of them, OSE- 19) fo) nna se NXadlo u EC 'The Midnight Bridsz club witt| TAterary department of the Cas-| St. Mark's Guild meeting at the Ses cence it is said in Denver that “ ‘ris ‘ z moot at the home of Aiiss Kathtrn {per Woman's Departmental club |heme of Mrs. Fred Hufsmith, ds F. to ive in Colorado" nf Who Sings Here Monday! Of Speaker at (Sen tm eae Ser ite Ba om Fa — It Sounds Funny |igtrciannae ts. Mra. A. 'T. Je will be hostess | @"'F Friday Bridge club meeting at f a ov mg. Oo ings ere on ay Pp era at the firat of wecle of informal gen eget porta fhe heme of ck e By, Comba. Still I?s True taller) ty the Wer a . bridge luncheons to be given at her| Miss Violet Es | remidon formal bridge luncheon Fortnightly Bridge club meeting} It may sound pheny and paradox- Noted Soprano Scheduled to Appear Tomorrow Literary Clu [7 ce Saenaag Ca ae ; ial Se aks ee | ities et Ocvehet 19 han Os bE say! “We he bears t2 ts 21S - Wort Casper Chapter Order of the | honey. es 0 v0 ont : ; Mrs. Gua Bel hostess ing at the Ma- hellento bridge luncheon at | 1! be Gepended Night at the America Loves Her Art and : ex-intofem) beleas lunsheteiae [ene tuber ec ee ‘ee hente etal “iConverse Couple Are Married At ROON oF nigiies “Racio” was the main subject un-| Chapters © and G of the P. B, 0.! Mra. J. C. Braty will entertain Business and Professional Wo- Sunrise Tuosday Afternoon." Wyo. Won Way on Vocal Merits der discussion at the meeting of the| === Camper Literary club held last week. | W. H. Tolhurst of thy Standard Ol} Anna Case, the great American; impulse is rather one to kneel down company read a very instructive manta —when the most musical voice on concert singer, who’ will be heard) —W ‘ |paper on this topfe which recelved here Monday at the America theater|°&*!h commences to talk. A small.) (o 7 endation and gave rise to con:, trim figure, in a blue dress, with ves the most hard- siderable discussion among the in song recital gives some kind of a lace collar, a lot of|SGsrsbe SC ktHer olburet st The EVERYWOMAN'S STORE a Special Notice Mezzanine To Women of Large or Stout ervi i ii " . about on his way home. | urmMapuar, Died uP into fome wart |the. sublect of radio. considerable is a veritable bower Proportions Seen at home, as Anna Case {n:| eyes that ever gazed into the depths |®c!entific study. of beautiful new artment of the store fs f sists that all artists should be, one|of an interviewer's soul complete| The current events discussion was | Every 4 en 4 re 1 ae certainly has the Metropolitan star| the impression of Anna Case, and it|led by H. B. Durham in the absence Hats turing modish garments designed to at a great advantage. A brief walt|is a charming impression and one | ¢ M. C. Keith. Mr. Durham 5 ive graceful lines to the woman of in her beautiful music room, whic up the attitude of labor an ex: There will be man arge or stout proportions. seems to have no definite shape, starts to talk rig ed at: the: annual convention. GF new ones thi ‘4 vii ntl but contains Anna Case's pet piano] aws her art; her music, 1 American Federation of Labor 2 es Is week, We especially invite your attention to —the one modern note among the she has made|recently held in Partiand, Diy. en ypitying pac latest our complete line of antique things of beauty—one is| it hout money, backing or in-|siCerable comment was also given creations from Paris \ surrounded with rare flowers,| fluence of any kind, working by|this topic. and New York, Dresses, Coats and Suits Japanese servants, and expensive|sheer dogged, unswerving pluck| J, T. Scott was critic of the eve- rugs, upon which charming en-| into a position of assured luxury| ning. $7.50 to $45.00 in out sizes. oa a ep A iy hy Si see take ee a nan ‘she can) President W. O. Wilson welcomed Phobias ORSLeG nee a ee smile of her friend Enrico Caruso | count, more material things than| so, q2 Denke into the dlub ae a ai beams from above. Miss Case has|she can possibly need, and more| 0% tatennam into the club ae 8 | Phones 2165-2166 110 EAST SECOND STREET Meet your friends at the Frantz Shop Breer eoertepeat: ea Weer eat Case ee aes OO (20 ineer forthe Rocky Mountain di- avenue, within easy walk of the|ly reach. That is the sum of the| vision of the Standard Oil company famous Riverside drive. career of Anna Case, a career that| \ One's first desire on Miss Case’s|is one of the wonders of musical entry is to stand up but the second’ New York. } Elks Will Stage Minstrel Social Calendar fo Show Early in December —“=2-—= of Indiana, was elected to member- ehip. Costume Essentials —in favorite for high lustre materials “Everybody” of superb quality Subway Specials The Subway is selling doz- ens and dozens of Dresses at $16.75 such as Mrs. Patrick Sullivan will enter- tain the Monday Bridge club at her each week. New dresses for The Elks Annual Minstrel will be, and girls well trained in the terp-| home. this popular line are arriving produced December fifth, sixth and|sichorean art with elaborate stage| Royal Neighbors of America will almost daily. ( xloves seventh, under the able direction of|setting and costumes especially im-| meet at the I. O. O. F.’ hall, M. W. Jack Higgins, an experienced|portea for the occasion, | Anna Case recital under the au- arvella minstrel show man. 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The MUSIC SHOP PE, Inc: 238 East Second Street Phone 1745 —e would be nice to have, and the price is so low-—-only 26c Every Fur Garment Guaranteed to Be as Represented each. ie Eastern Mink, Korean Mink, Beaver, Hudson Seal These are only a few of the Kolinsky, Squirrel, Mole, Opossom, New showings of Earrings, many remarkable bargains a Bracelets, Necklaces, Veni- that are to be found in the Raccoon, Near Seal, Muskrat ties, Bags, Boudoir Caps, subway six days out of the Combs, and other accessory week, Prices the Lowest in Many Seasons—Buy Now! items, Hear Anna Case tomorrow night at the America. She is one of the’ world’s greatest artists,