Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1924, Page 3

Mrs. Denham Entertains At Bridge Lancheon. . Mrs. Joe Denham was hostess at an informal luncheon and bridge parte given today at her home 902 South Grant street. Guests who at- tended were Mrs, Patrick Sullivan, Mrs. A. F, Hoff, Mrs. James P. Kem, Mrs. W. L. Estabrook, Mrs, Ss. N. Brooks, Mrs. R. N. Nichols, Mrs. C, H. Townsend, Mrs. B. B. Lommis, Mrs..A. G. Fidel, Mrs. 8. Brooks,’ Mrs. H. L. Patton and the hostess: - 2. Knights of Columbus Interésting Meeting. An interesting meeting of. ‘the Knights of Columbus was héld last evening at the Knights of Pythias hall with J. A. Leary, grand knight presiding. A special feature of the meeting was a talk of Interest given by Mr. W. LL. Connelly, vice presi- dent of the Mammoth Ol! company representatives of the Sinclair com- pany. Mr. Connelly related his var- ied experiences, giving descriptions telling im detail the customs and main points of Interest, his. {tiner- ary included practically every coun- try in Burope. cee Dancing Party Tuesday Evening at Lowe Home. Mrs. Clyde Lowe was hostess at an informal dancing party given Tuesday evening of this week at her home, 108 North Lincoln street, in honor of Mr. Lowe, whose birthday was Tuesday, Pink and white flow- ers were used for the decorations. At the close of the evening refresh- ments were served by the hostess. Guests who attended’ were Mr. and Mrs, ©, EB. Littlefield, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Ridgway, Mr. and Mrs: W. J. King, Mr: and Mrs. R. W. Harris, Mr. and Mrs..A. C. Hawes, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hofsch, Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Manning, Miss Nan Smith, Miss Deason, Mr. Whaley, Mr. Lowe and the hostess. Sam Service .will entertain this evening at an informal dancing party at her-home, 933 South David et, complimentary to her son, and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jones, who are spending sev- eral weeks here from Bates Ho'e. Mrs. Jones will be assisted during the evening’ by her daughter, Mrs, Walter J, Lewis. Decorations car- ried out: in ‘Valentine designs and colors will be used to add to the en- Joyment Of the entertainment. woe , assisted by Mrs. Dil Walters wil entertafm the. mem- bers of the North Casper Presbyte- rian Ladies’ Aid society, Priday. af- ternoon at the home’ of the former on St. John: street. e. Omara Santha Holds Meeting Tuesday. nile Omara Santha No. 43, Nomads of Avorudaka, met Tuesday evening cf this week at the Knights of Pythias hall.. Following the regular ‘bus!- ss session, the Darbor was in /@aarge of ton K, Reed, imperial deputy, and Arthur Bels, imperial marshal to Install the following offi- cers: Rani, Amy Mulligan; Rajah, Cc. D,°Hemry; Princess, ‘Frances Odiorne; Pundita, Sedda Hemry; Purohita, Hattie Holmes; Scribe, Eva Hall; Treasurer, Thomas Von- druska; Rishi, Louise King; Sec- ond . Warder, Josie Burrell; First Warder, Agnes James; Director of Work, B. H. Holmes; Saman, Nancie Cromwell. Past Regent’s honors were conferred upon Nancie Crom- well, who has served as Rani for the last year and upon L. T. Hal, who has completed “the ‘term as Rajah. A past.regent's pin was pre- sented to Mrs. Cromwell by Imperial Deputy C.K. Reed on behalf of the Santha in recognition of the splen- did work which she has accomp! as its presiding officer. Following the meeting, dancing was enjoyed, music for which was farnished by Mr. and Mrs. Theo Sharp. At midnight a lunch was served by the committee in charge. Among these in charge of the even- ing’s entertainment were the Mes- dames C. D. Hemry, Thomas Mulll- gan, E. 0. Odlorne, 5. H, Ho'mes, L. M. Cromwell, Mack Burrell, C. 5 c, L. King, and L. T. a. ess Scorpian Club Holds Meeting Last Evening. William’ Johnson entertained the members of the Scorplan club last evening ut his home, 614 South Cen- ter street. During the evening plans were made for an entertain- ment to be held next week. Members of the club present were D. Stanko, Nelson Van Natta, Robert Holman, Vincent Crater, Buster Neal, Barry Mahoney, Paul Blodgett and the host, eee Art Department Meeting Friday. Mrs. W. W. Sproul will entertain the members of the art department of the Casper Woman's Department- al club Friday afternoon: at her home, 141 West Tenth street. eee /Dinner)'To Precede Formal Dance Friday Evening. Marvin LU, Bishop, Jr., and Els- worth Wagner will be hosis.at a din- ner party'to be given tomorrow eve- ng at the Henning ‘hote'. ‘The af- will precede the formal dancing party at the Arkeon. oe Mrs. Hopper Will Entertain Friday. Mrs. Glenn Hopper will be hostess the regular meeting of the Fri- y bridge ‘club at her home, 343 Third street. "ee Seots Will Entertain Friday Evening. The . Scots ‘of Casper ‘under’ the Susplces of the Clan Stuart will give ® dancing party Friday evening ‘at the Masonio temple incelebration of THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1924 the anniversary of Robert Burns. There will be four hours of dancing which wil begin at 9 o’c'ock and which wili inelude the old: Scotch ote dances. The public is in- v and an enjoyable evening is Promised to all those who attend. —_—_s—_—_. PERSONALS Miss Goldie E. Conway is here today on business from Denver. eee Mrs. A. H. Cobb is the guest of friends in the city for several days from her home in Evanston. eee Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tauplin of Salt Creek are shopping and visit- ing with friends here for several days. cer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warren are attending the stock show this week in Denver. a cee Mr. and Mrs. J. Willis were visit- ors who spent yesterday here from Douglas. eee Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Everett and family of Salt Creek are among the visitors spending several days in the elty this week. arr) Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jordan are here today from Salt Creek visiting with friends and attending to busi- ness affairs. cee J. L. Mathews and son have re- turned from Nebraska where- they have been for the last few weeks. eee Mrs, Emma Collins, who has been visiting here for the last few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Frederick Hillman, departed last evening for her home in Kansas City, see Mr. and Mrs. Ted T. Allen are among the out of town business visitors here this week from Den- ver. eee Mr. and «Mrs. F. C. Lewis, who have been visiting for the last few weeks with relatives and friends in Sheridan, returned home last eve- ning. eee Mrs. Howard, sister and guest of Mrs. Robert’ T. Rollins, who. has been spending a week here, expects te ieave for her home in Salt Lake City Saturday evening. eee Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Larsen are Denver business callers spending several Gays in ths city, having ar- rived yesterday, 2 es Mr: and “Mrs. Robert Baxter have moved from East Fifth street ‘to their’ new residence. in the. Alex. ander apartments. eee Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wyland re- turned today from Lander where they accompanied the body of the late Mrs. John Higgins, eee Marvin Bishop Jr., Casper attor- ney who spent a week in Laramie attending to legal business returned on Tuesday of this week. Mr. Bishop also spent a short time visit: ‘ng with his sister, Miss Lillian Bishop, who is a student at the state university. eee Frank Mahoney of Rawlins ts: in the city for a short time the guest of his aunts, Mrs. Patrick Sullivan and Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney. see Mrs. A. F. Mitchell ‘of the Mitchell hat shop which fs located on the balcony. of the Casper Dry Goods, will leave this evening for an ex- tensive ‘buying trip to New York and other eastern cities where she will purchase the latest styles in millinery. ese Mrs, Albert Morgan, who has been visiting here for the last week with relatives, expects to leave to- morrow evening for her home in Colorado. eee Frank Layman ts visiting for sey- eral days this week with his sister, Mrs. Frederick A. Davidson, in be ad eee Mrs. T. D. Draper +f, Denver is the guest of friends here for several days this week. vee Miss Anna Wine, formerly of the Here is a home-made millions of people have found to be the most dependable means of break- ing up stubborn coughs. It is cheap and simple, but very prompt in as- tion. Under its healing, soothing in- fluence, chest soreness goes, pales loosens, breathing becomes easier, tickling in throat stops and you get a good night's. restful sleep. ‘The usual throat and chest colds are con- qneres. bee be Ph pons CS Nee ‘othin, r for bronchitis, hoarse- hess, croup, throat tickle, bronchial asthma or winter coughs To make this splendid cough syrup. our 24 ounces of Pinex into a pint ttle and ‘fill the bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup and shake thoroughly.’ If you prefer use clari- fied molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way, you. get a full pint—a ‘ily supply —of much better cough syrup than you could buy ready-made for three times the money. Keeps perfectly and children love its pleasant taste. Pinex is a special and highly con- centrated compound of genuine Nor- way pine extract, known the world over for its prompt healing effect upon the membranes. To avoid disappointment ask your druggist for “24% ounces of Pinex” with full directions, and don’t accept anything else. Guaranteed to give ibsolute satisfaction or money oromptly refunded. The Pinex. Co, ft. Wayne, Ind ip whieh Roundup, Mont, where she was culled hy the.iliness of her mother, who is now greatly im- Proved, 4 eee Mr, and Mrs. Hilbert C. Stanley left last eyonns for Denver to be Gone for severcl days on a business and pleasure eee Mrs. Elizabeth Nutter bas return- ed from a trip spent in Denver and While in Cheyenne Mrs. Nutter was the guest of her sister and daughter. ——.—__ Kendrick Is Partial To Newspapermen For His Secretaries Wyo.,, Jan. 24.— Senator John B. Kendrick of Wyoming prefers news- Paper men when it comes to select- ing private secretaries. ‘Tracy 8. McCracken. whom the senator has just appointed to be his secretary, is the fourth newspaper worker to hold the position. The senator's first private _ secretary, when Kendrick was governor of Wyoming, was Burke Sinclair, a Sheridan newspaper worker. His second was Joe C, O'Mahoney, a Cheyenne newspsper man. His third was W. A. Anderson, a Sheri- dan newspaper man. McCracken. his fourth selection, formerly was in the newspaper business at Lara- mie, resigning the editorship of the Boomerang to become private sec- retary to Governor W. B. Ross. He has resigned his state position to become Kendrick's secretary. $< CITY BRIEFS Charles Sterer of Midwest spending several days in the city. vee is M. Hislabeck, formerly jeweler at the Tripeny drug store, is reported to be-critically ill at his home. ee E. R. Lewis is a) Denver business man who arrived in the city today. eee Charles D. Winters of Pueblo, Colo., is atteriding to business af- fairs of importance here today. one John Nicholes of Mammoth is a business visitor here for several days. eee BE, Godwin of Idaho Falls, arrived yesterday and expects to spend sev- eral days here. cee Roy McAlear came up yesterday from Glenrock and will spend a few days here on’a business trip. eee F. G. Hotch of Billings is a bus!i- ness. man spending. a’ short time here this week. eee W. J. Weathers, president of the Fargo Oil company, has: returned from a short business trip to Cheyenne.” « Furs Sold at Cost THE. REPRESENTATIVE OF THE BLACK BEAVER FUR MFG. CO. Is Here For One Week Only And Will Dispose of His Winter Stock of Furs—Below Cost _ YOUR-INSPECTION MOST EARNESTLY SOLICITED Finest quaiity 9090.00 $500.00 $475.00 $75.00 Russian Squirrel Coat. Genuine Otter (ert pS ied Sie nna Jap Mink Coat Parkey Squirrel Coat; three-quarter length . Phone 1981 REMEMBER ONE WEEK ONLY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS DISPLAY Ede Casper Dally Cridune Among men.who spent few days this week in Cheyenne on business are John B. Barnes, R. Myers, J. BE. Cron and J. L. Martin. oe. W. G. Perkins of the W. G. Per- kins and company specialty store, left this afternoon for an extensive buying trip to New York ond other eastern markets. eee Carl Purkerson af Scottsbluff is ‘here today on a business trip. eee F. G. Hotch came down last eve- ning, from his home in Billings and will visit here for several days with friends. eee J. M. Lawson arrived today from Seattle and will spend a short time here attending to business axairs of importance. eee Jack Parker came in today from Salt Creek and will spend several days here. y eee Dwight T. Scott is here attending to business affairs from Washing: ton, D. C. cee Hoyt Leech is here today on business from Cheyenne. eee Among those who arrived this morning from Denver, are J. M. Aldrn, F. W. Knaft, V. J. Stokes and F. C. Goodman. ore R B. Phillips of Glenwood S.@ ngs, Colo., is visiting with friends here today and attending to business affairs. ee. R. D. Graham and B. M. Schwab came in yesterdday on a business trip of several days from Salt Creek. eee Ben Calvin and C. BE, House are Lavoye visitors spending a few days here. cee J. A. Likely returned last even- ing from Lander where he spent several days on business. eee Frank Davis is spending today here from Salt Creek on a business trip. "ee Word has been received re from Al Schembeck that he h his orthestra is filling an engage- ment at the Abel restaurant in Mex- ico, D. F., and playing The Te Dan- WHEN IN OMAHA HOTEL ROME Rooms without bath, $1.50-$2 Rooms with bath $2.00 and up Homelike Surroundings OMAHA, NEBR. Tastes Better—Goes Farther—Always Good Pigeon’s Fresh 228 East Second St. ey. PAGE THREE sante at the Mexico City Couatry ever shall rob s student of his be- club. Mr, Schembeck, formerly of | lief in Christ and the bible * * © and this city, states that as yet the rev- olution” has not bothered Mexico City. eee Oscar Thomas, district. manager of the Nationa! Supply company is spending some time in Montana on business for his company. ele L. P. Duncan of ‘the Miller Rub- ber company of Chicago spent yes- terday here on business in connec- tion with his company. arr H. J, Boederick of the Boederick Boller company of Muncie, Ind., ts spending several days here this week on business. see Cc. C, Poland left this morning for Newcastle, where he will spend sev- eral days on business. eee Dos Daniels, field man for the Na- tlonal Supply company and H. J Boederick of ‘the Boederick Boller company of Indiana, are spending today at Salt Creek on business. L. P. Philips of Denver arrived in the city last evening and ex- pects to spend a week or ten days here om a business trip, eae M. A. Adams is among the Col- orado business cal'ers spending sev- eral days in the city this week. ras L. J. Jamison, who spent several days in Denver this wek attending the stock show, returned today. Bryan Hopes For Supremacy Of Religion FRANKFORT, Ky., Jan. 24.—The “monkey” skeleton in Kentucky's legislative closet was rattled today by echoes from a verbal attack by William Jennings Bryan on the theory of organic evolution. Mr. Bryan, In a speech here last night, digressed from a discussion from the national political campaign to say: “Some day there is going to be @ legislature which will pass a law that no teacher, paid by taxation, Roasted Coffee Phone 623 BILLINGS, MONTANA Coat .. Genuine Leopard Jacquelles in white coney lamb and squirrel from $20.00 © $50.00 Capes in Mole, Marmot and Mink or Beaver at Manufacturer’s Cost CASPER DRY GOODS CO. $250.00 120 East Second each the hypothesis of evolution; Inking men in blood relationship with animals.” It was after Mr. Bryan had at- acked the theory of evolution in an \ddress before a joint session of the 1922 Kentucky “general assembiy that efforts to enact a state law prohibiting teaching of evolution In Public schools was made. aT ATEAGENTS MAKE RAIDS IN MANY COUNTIES Ten Violators Seized At Evanston; One At Buffalo. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan, 24— Commissioner Wachtel of the State Law Enforcenment department has received reports on ralds conducted during the las: few Guys in. three counties, by agems of his depart- ment and the local sheriffs. At Evanston ten persons were rrested and released on bail. They are: Gene Leavitt, Harry Hansen Wiliam Graham, Charles Hartsell, Joe Dinke'speel, Gus Courtway and Dan Daugherty, charged with viola-! = = tion of the state liquor law; Mrs. Dan Daugherty, Rose Reagan and Mrs. Vardel Radley, charged with prostitution. At Buffalo P. A. Wilkinson was} arrested on a charge of violation of the lquor law. In Sheridan county Mary" Biloburk was arrested in Sheridan, Lomi Tockerth at Dietz and Nick Petrovich at Clingburn, all charged with violation of the Nquor law. _— en WASHINGTON, Jan. 24—A bill designed tu stimulate voluntary com slidation of railroads into a limit- ed number of systema, with com- petition presented as fully as pos- sible, was introduced by Senator Cummins of Iowa, ranking republi- can member of the Interstate Com- merce Committee and one of the authors of the present transporta- tion act. ee ae “Moonshine G. F. Christman of Colorado Springs, arrf yesterday and will spend until Saturday here attending to business affairs of importance. > Robert C. Baker left list evening for Denver, where he expects to spend several days on a business and pleasure trip. Tribune Want Ads bring results Sormp Coat ond § ote Blocks CO. FRIDAY VELOUR BEAUTY PARLOR Specializing In SOFT WATER SHAMPOOS AND YEAST FACE PACKS Suite 211, O-S Bldg—For Appointment—Phone 259-J Kom K. L. Noland ts here today on bus- iness from bis home In Omaha. : Lemons Bleach the Skin White‘ The only harm- less way to bleach the skin white is to mix the juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White, which druggist will s ply for a few cents. Shake well in a bot- tle, and you have a whole quarter-pint of the most won- derful skin whitener, softener and beautifier. Massage this sweet'y fragrant lemon bleach into the f neck, arms and hands. It can not irri- tate. 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