Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1923, Page 3

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1923. Marriage Thursday ‘The marriage of Miss Vera Alm- quist to Paul O. Shelvik took place last evening at 7:30 at the Presby- terian manse, 1103 South Wolcott street, the Rev. Charles A. Wilson officiating. The ring ceremony was used. The couple were attended’ by Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Mathis. The bride was formerly from Omaha, but has been a resident of this city for the last four years, being a nurse at the county hospital. The groom is among the prominent contractors of the city, They will be at home to their friends in their new residence on Tenth and Spruce streets. see Y. W. ©. A. Membership Dinner Reservations are being made at BY MARY TOBIN the office of the Y: W. C. A. for the membership dinner to be given in the cafeteria Monday evening at 7 o'clock. The association is starting on a new year with a larger staff and attempting a more compiete program than has yet been put on Casper. The success of the year will depend largely on the support of the members and a large attend ance is desired at this meeting. The cafeteria is limited in capacity, however, and in order to secure reservations, those who expect to be present must make their reserva- tions at the office not later than Saturday. Church Plans Hallowe'en Party The members of the First Christ- fan church and their friends will lenjoy pretentious and exception- ally planned Hallowe'en festival at #0 p. m., October 30, in the church parlors. There will be games, stunts, 4 fun for young and oid. Masks and costumes will be worn. prize will be given for the person earing the best costume. A prize ill also be given to the person dis- avering the pastor who will be asked and costumed. A small fee vill be charged for refreshments nd favors. 1 eee Royal Neighbor Bake Sale Is Postponed ‘The Royal Neighbor bake sale which was to have been held tomor- row at the Norris meat market has been postponed and will not be held til Saturday, November 3. ene Women of Mooscheart jon Will Moet The Women of the Mooseheart legion wil meet in regular session his evening at 8 o'clock at the foose club rooms. Following the usiness meeting a social hour will be held and all legionnaires are asked to be present. v. Mrs. Wertz Entertains t Tea This Afternoon M R._ EB. Wertz entertained in- formally this aftrnoon at a tea at Iher residence on Wolcott street. see Business Girls’ Bia lowe'en Party An njoyable time is being ‘anned fcr the employed girls of he city at the Y. W. C. A. this vening. The new ¥. W. C. A. club is sponsoring the party and a large pttendance is desired. All business ris are invited and those who Ihave recently come to Casper are specially welcome and are invited fo attend without a personal invita- jon. eee inner Party Tuesday t Cooke Home. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Cooke were s at an informal dinner party T ening of this week Rt® their 920 South Beech of Madame Cooke Cooke who has been guest here for some time. aitheran Men's Banquet This Evening at Henning. The men of the Lutheran church ril_ give a banquet this evening at B:30 at the Henning hotel. A pro- mm cf interest has been planned Which will include a vocal selection ps Mrs, H. P. Bubb accompanied byt Mrs. Madeline Treber, addresses by Dr. S. K. Loy and Attorney Bry- nt S. Cromer of Riverton, vocal se- ection by Mrs. Bryant 8. Cromer nd a vocal duet by H. P. Newland nd H. E, Guthrie. Py ncampment No. 9, T. be host tonight, at the el'ows temple to the members pf:the order in Douglas, who have ignified their intention of bringing ss of ten who w'll take the work nang with a elass from Casper. All members of this branch of the order hre requested to attend and especi- Hy all visiting members in the city bro invited. Refreshments will be etved after the work. Tiss Hoover Is Tonored Guest. Miss Margaret Englan¢ was saat an Informal dinner party iven last evening at her home, 1242 ‘outh Elm street, complimentary to Miss Marie Hooper, guest at the ome of Mr, and Mrs. Paul Hooper, vho will leave this evening for her home in Ohio, Among those who at- ‘ended were Mr. and Mrs, Frank ‘owan, Mr. and Mrs, Charles T. Me ph fr, and Mrs. Paul Hooper, {les Verra Tangeman, Chester Ba- eer, D. Is, LaBreche, and the hon- red guest. host eee Every-Member Canvass Sunday Afternoon. Preparations are being made for an “every-member canvass” of the “iret Christian church to be held on Sunday afternoon. Every member of the church living in or nenr Jaded appetites perk up—pr ows freely—over desserts made with Van Duzer's—The absolutely ure flavoring extracts.—Advertise- ment, 3 church for the coming year. for this denomination and many|@fternoon for Rochester, Minn. new names have been added to the} Where Mr. Grace will undergo an church list. The plans for the} 0Peration at the Mayo Brother's coming year are the most pre-| hospital. Bias tentious that this congregation has ever undertaken and the coming year will see this church a very vital factor of the religious life this city, cee Lutheran Aid Bake Salt Saturday. The Ladies’ Aid rociety of Grace English Lutheran church will hold a sale of baked goods beginn! at 10 o'clock Saturday morning the Richards and Cunningham store. eee Fortnightly Club Meeting Tomorrow. The Fortnightly Bridge club will meet tomorrow at the home of Jeremiah Mahoney, 536 South Wol- cott street. eee B. and P. W. Club Meeting Tomorrow. The Business lar weekly meeting tomorrow 12:10 at the Henning hotel. een 6 will be joined in Salt Lake by Mr. Pythian ene Weldon’s mother who will also is . spend the winter in California. All Knights of Pythfas, Pythian prot sh ment to be given this evening their hall. A good time is assu to all those who attend and li the evening. An admission fee one dollar will be charged. cere Panhellenic Luncheon Saturday at Henning. All members who are going to tend are asked to ca'l Miss R Beges this evening at 2174W for Hallowe’en Party Saturday Afternoon. the First Presbyterian taught by Mrs. G. R. Miller, Mrs. M. Haines and Mrs. Bunnell give a Hallowe'en party afternoon at 2 o’ ee Mrs. Campbell Will Entertain Next Week. Invitat‘ons have been an informal bridge luncheon to issued for some time. eee Bake Sale Saturday At White's Grocery. WoL. beginning at 10 o'clock at Whi N. ©. P. Association Meeting Monday. association will meet Monday a: noon at the home of Mrs. John Barnes, will dinner and dance to be given in near future. All pioneers are vited to attend. city will be called upon during the afternoon, and an opportunity will be presented for the making of defi nite plans for the support of the The last year has been a prosperous one and Professional Woman's club will hold their regu- al This meeting will be for members only Sisters and their friends are invited to attend a dance and enterta’ Members of the Panhellento asso- saisiie | ciation will entertain at one of their regular bri¢ge luncheons tomorrow at 1 o'clock at the Henning hotel. purpose of making arrangements. The boys of the third and fourth grade of the primary department of church wil Saturday Jock at the church. Mra Charles GOOD given next week by Campbell, 532 Milton avenue in hon or of Madame Cooke, mother of T. 8. Cooke who has been visiting here Kuykendall Rebekah Lodge No. 39 will give a bake sale Saturday grocery store on Second street. The committee in charge is composed of Mrs. John M. Whisenhunt, Mrs. James McLeod and Mrs. L. A, Boyd. eee The Natrona County Pioneers’ 105 North Beech street During the meeting arrangement be completed for the annual Chapter G of the P, E. O. Sister- hood will meet Saturday afternoon | t! at the home of Mrs. Algeo, 829 South Durbin street at 2:30. All invited to attend. Personals Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Cooke are spending a few days in Greybull on of| business and expect to return Sun- day. Mr. Cooke is general manager the Standard Ol! company. eee the] Word has been received here of ing| Mrs. Arnold Cc. at] October 24. Mr. Smith was a resi- dent of this city for several years. eee Mr. and Mrs. James Brown will leave this week for Denver where they will spend the next few months. Mr. Brown is connected with the Brown Contracting com- pany of Denver: cee Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Young and son are among the visitors here for several days from Denver. eee Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weldon and children will leave the first of next month for California where they will spend the winter months. They Smith of Denver Irs. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Boydley of Kansas City, Mo., arrived in the city this week and will make their at cp Following a short visit there Mr. Burke will go to Dallas, Tex., and Phoenix, Ariz., where he will spend he winter months. see Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Bolten and members of the chapter as well 45/s6n have returned from Denver visiting members in the city are | where they have been for the last a ae three weeks, visiting with relatives. eee Mrs. Carl Wickert left Monday evening for Chicago where she will Sa eit visit for some time with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. During th Miss Genevieva Collins of Grand Rapids, Mich., is visiting in the city for some time with friends and rela- Atal tives having arrived yesterday. eee Mr. in the city. ar Miss Rose May Tucker of Hele: thee lnrrival Gtias babesson 45 cane? Mont., is visiting here for a short | a @ baby son to Mr. and | Mont. te visiting j Mr. and Mrs. H .M. McCarthy will leave tomorrow for Salt Lake whi they will visit for some time with friends. cee Mrs. W. B. Rice of Boone, Ia., Frank Hennessey are in the city for several days from tft yd Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Grace left this| their home in Denver. stay here they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Forrest. Pets and Mrs. L. L. Smith are of the Rocky Mountain division of |@™0ng the Colorado visitors spend- ing several days je Casper Dally Cridune Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Mahoney are Clayton visitors in the city for a short time. eee Mr. and Mrs. George P. Delton of Philadelphia -are visiting with friends here for a week. Miss Myrtle Kennedy of Redwood, Falls, Minn., is the guest of friends here for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mans came down yesterday on a business and pleasure trip from Riverton. Mrs. C. M. Bailey is in the city on 4 shopping trip from Salt Creek. see elr Mrs. G. A. Farthing and daughter of Lusk are guests in the city of friends for a few days. Mrs. E. C. Wells returned yester- day from Cincinnati, O., where she was called a month ago by the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. Earl Patterson, who is greatly im- proved and who accompanied her mother home yesterday. na, | ere City Briefs D, Constért of Riverton is in ix} visiting in the city for a short time | the city for @ short time. with her daughter, Mrs. H. Brown of 924 North Craig street. eee Mrs. Agnes Laird of Thermop: arrived in the city last evening and vistt with friends here for a will short time. eee Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Sanford came | 7¥ in yesterday from their home Alcova and will attend to business affairs here for a short time. . ° Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Russell Tulsa, Okla., are visiting here for a Russell's short time with Mr. brother, Frank H. Russell red ight refreshments will be served during home here, Mr. Boydley having ecepted a position here with an oil = | company. ° eee Miss Marion Judson of Tulsa Okla., is a visitor spending son: time in the city visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs. Frances Davidson of Wichita Falls, is in the city for a short time on business. at EO uth Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hudson of the | Chicago are in the city for a short time on business. | eee | John Burke, who has been visit ing here for some time with his daughter, Mrs. Carl Wickert son Robert Burke of the New York Ol company, left Monday evening his former home in Boulder oO. fe D . for CIGARETTES te’s: GENUINE | “BULL” DURHAM | TOBACCO | er: B. THE GIFT SHOP OF ORIGINALITY Millinery, Lingerie Made-to-Order and Full Line of Gifts 501 E. Second Phone 8673 the in- No Corn is Blue-jay. stantly. Then the corn and comes out. action is the same. At your druggist Blueja DON’T NOW NAT 112 S. Center The simplest way to end acorn Stops the isa in- loosens Made in clear liquid and in thin plasters. The THE BIG COAT SALE SAMPLE COAT AND SUIT STORE S HOUSE MOVING We are equipped to move build: ings—large or small; guarantee our work JONES & JACKSON Phone 2494W PEARL | WHITE | LAUNDRY AT YOUR SERVICE Phone 1702 FORGET GOING ON at the IONAL spirit of her se oughts? D_ remember it with a gift that reflects the real anniver- sary spirit. What better time to give her pearls than now—the day of days when pearls, in all their purity, reflect the Ayers Jewelry Store 131 South Center | e. * G. Tinnin {s in the city for today on business from Lusk. lis! 5. L. Soukey of Osage is here on business. cee R. E. Richardson arrived yester. from Lovell and will spend in J. M. Lowndes left this afternoon for Washington, D. C., as a delegate of Medium Brown Hair looks best of all after a Golden Glint Shampoo. —Advertisement cret NAVARRE PEARLS are an ideal gift. Their creamy satin lustre— ir opalescent beauty rival the charm of na- ture’s own pearls. Sold reaver in this city y Two N Chansonette—Fox Trot Easy Melody—Fox Trot Tell All the Folks in Kent Midnight Rose—Fox Trot Music Co. Henning Block 232 East Second Home of the Chickering Come Int Hear Paul Whiteman Today On the Victrola At Our Store ew Whiteman Hits! ON VICTOR RECORDS What Do You Do Sunday, Mary?—Fox Trot (from Poppy") Victor Recerd, Ten Inch, No. 19145 The Benson Orchestra of Chicago In a Covered Wagon With You—Fox Trot Victor Record, Ten Inch, No. 19147 Charles Dornberger'’ ; and His Orchestra ucky—Fox Trot (“B" side by Benson Orchestra) Out Today—Hear Them Here Get Them for Hallowe'en The Chas. E. Wells Phone 194 for the Grand lodge of Wyoming, A.| M. A. Kent arrived tn the city yes- F, & A, M., to the ceremonies at the | terday from Worland. national capital, November 1 and 2, SIRTME at which time the cornerstone for} 4. C. Brown of Riverton is attend- the George Washington monument] ing to business affairs in the city will be laid by the Masons. for several days, ° eee ee Charles Orchard came up this} Frank Patterson will leave this morning on a business trip from|evening for Denver and other Colo- Denver. rado points where he will spend BONS some time on business, W. F. Suth is a Lander visitor ae Mae in the city for today. R. E. Tomlinson ts visiting with eee relatives im Colorado for @ short Samuel Ryan of the Miller Tire| time. company of Omaha is in the city on business for today. and depression ,this Bank since 1919 h policy. place firm faith in the protective strength ample capital, surplus and resources. constant effort toward the maximum of eff service. 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