Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 2, 1924, Page 7

SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1924 Cook's Orchestra and Apollo Club to Aj in Joint Recital at Elks’ aie Apectoutie cay Is Assured . All music lovers of Casper and particularly those who have heard Cook’s orchestra and the Apollo club will find agreeable anticipation in the announcement that these two organizations and assisting ar- tists will appear in a joint rehear- sal sponsored by the Wells Music company at the Elks auditorium on ‘Wednesday evening, March 26. The recital will be one of great variety, designed to please both the artist and the novice through the presen- tation of tuneful melodies and an outpouring of harmony only + sur- Musicians to Stage Annual Ball Monday Six - Orchestras to Be Pressed Into Service By Local Union Tomorrow nights third annual musicians’ ball with 36 musicians in the orchestra and numerous nov- elties by various entertainers in in- strumental and vocal specialties will be the biggest musical entertain- ment put on in Casper in many months. Every member of the local union has promised his or her services to add to the gayety of the evening. The dancing will start at nine o'clock with a seven piece orches- tra dispensing the harmony. Each member of the union, as soon as thelr work for the evening is com- pleted, will go to the Elks to aug- ment the orchestra, Tho commit- tee In charge figures that a few minutes after midnight the orches- tra will uumber 36. Dancing will continue until 1 o'clock or later. Six orchestras will -be available. In the musicians local there are several members who have specialty mumbers that always go over big. ‘Thesé specialties will be put on to- morrow night for the edification of the crowd. ‘The musicians put on one annual dance of this kind and their affairs are always a little bit different from any other dance in Casper during the year. Tomorrow night promises to be no exception to the rule. All the money that is made from affairs of this kind is being put in a special fund that will eventually. be used to build a musicians’ club house in Casper, The union has attractive clubrooms for its members now but will not be satisfied until . they own their own home. The officers of the Casper local are A. O. Spies, president; A. F. Healey, vice president and R. R. Mullin, secretary. Social Calendar for Coming Week Monday Mrs. Thomas Kenney will be hos- tess at an informal luncheon and bridge party. Musician's ball at the Elk’s audi- torium. Delpbian club meeting at the public iibrary. Casper Nocturne club meeting at the “Y. W." club rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Mc- Grady will entertain at an informal evening party. ‘Tuesday Knights of Columbus dance at the ‘Elk's auditorium. Neighbors of Woodcraft meeting at the Odd Fellow's hall, Casper Woman's Departmental club mesting at the Knights of Pythias hall, Mrs. A. M. Gee will be hostess at an informal luncheon and bridge party. Chicago and Northwestern Rail- way Woman's club meeting at the library. Eastern Star tea to be given at the Masonic temple. Mrs, Carney Peterson will enter- tain Pi Beta Phi sorority. Social meeting of American Legion auxiliary at the home of Mrs. Philip Winter. 5 eee ‘Wednesday Natrona County Pioneer associa- tion meeting at the public library. ere Thursday Mrs. Q. K. Deaver will entertain’ for the Thursday bridge club. Mrs. W. H. Portner will enter- tain Ladies Aid society of Trinity Lutheran churefh. Ceramic club meeting at the home o Mrs. Harry Funkhouser. St. Mark’s guild meeting at the Parish house. eee Friday Mrs. C. R. Kaylor will entertain the members of the Friday bridge club, eee Saturday Pan-Hellenic luncheon and meet- ing at the Henning hotel. Orders Taken For RAG RUGS Made In Casper 75c Per Yard MRS. SMITH Shikany Dry Goods Che Casper Sunday Cribunc PAGE SEVEN CE Wells Company to Sponsor Music Feast on March 26 ing. About 30 girls responded and @ great deal was accomplished thru the joint meetings of the commit- see UST CCE TOGET PERSONAL MENTION OF CASPER ’ PEOPLE AND GUESTS IN CITY Y. W. C. A. ACTIVITIES YOUNG WOMENS’ ASSOCIATION “¥" Business Girls Meet, when the social committee serve: » Mrs. Cotton of East aabeaieel ik nore bk taiead Corner Fest and Wolcott The regular meeting of the “Y"}lunch to all those present. During sees atedee eet the Sn lgee ee pera y hang eying Theor” Business Girls was held at the Y.|the lunch hour the chairman of each| Persons who have not obtained ese arn) the: nce + from | . W. C. A. Tuesday evening. A very |committee read the report of what|their automobile licenses will have bo aid Calendar of the Week fine Wyoming program was enjoy-|each committee had done during|another opportunity to do so all February 29, = h seers Neb, Fe ca heres eres wee © viet itor cls at ed following the dinner. The pro-|the lunch hour so that évery girl| this week since the licensing office a AMES yesterday here from londay 7 P. M.—Social committee gram was in charge of Miss Lillie| might get a general view of what/|will be opened during that time, the Douglas high school Junior “eee meeting of ¥. Business Girl Roberts. Miss Ruth Parmer lea|is to be done during the remainder | Applications for licenses should mot ed ag avec Ww. F. x : Tuesday 7 P. M,—Basketry. the girls in singing and learning the|of the year. Perhaps one of the|be postponed since the authorities Giaran aabtia Winieed Dirix. Fares |e fh Neva edly hte mi | Tuesday 7:30 P, 3£—Meeting’ or| Wyoming State song. Mra. FR. G.|most interesting reports was given |are very strict in regard to the mat, passed in Lad Sreatest of similar en- Membership committee. tertainment Thursday 6:30 P. M.—Meeting of the Young Woman's Council. McNamara, Ted Madden and Nor- man Dents. Leggett sang the Wycming lullaby |by Charlotte Carll who presented a which was surely: appreciated by|pPlan whereby the girls could earn —_ those present. Miss Alma Stafford | $100 dollars within 30 days. This {ig to be done by obtaining subscrip- > tions for The Woman Citizen. This read an article written by Mr. B. magazine, a publication of the ALLERED OWNER HELD the city from Salt Creek. eee : Lett id Miss Maude Conner came in yes- Miss Patricia Sullivan will leave|terday from Salt Creek and will today for Chicago where she will/ spend several days here visiting by all who could find seats and|spend until next June making her | with frien¢s. standing room. Some 200 enjoyed | headquarters at the Three Arts club. we o.¢ the program and the comment andj Miss Sullivan will stop at Omaha/ Ben H, Duffy and F. K. Daniel of appreciation that welled up on all| for a short time enroute and will be| Denver ‘arrived yesterday and ex- sides called for a repetition of their |the guest while there of Miss Helen | pect to spend a number of days here ter of plates, ¥F. V. McDonnell is a Denver busi- ness man who arrived in the city yesterday, B. Brooks on the discovery of Brooks Lake. This article is the descrip- tion of the matchless scenery of| tional League of Women Voters, is ‘Wyoming and an absorbing story of }@ splendid magazine for women in- terested in the affairs of the Nation and of the World. It is hoped that Cc. V. Younger is an out-of-town business man here from Minneap- the adventure leading to the dis- covery of this lake. The pr was completed when everyon: women in Casper will support this] 4 yfcEtneny was arrested b 4 performance. ‘The orchestra at the| McCafferty, who will accompany| attending to business affairs, olis for several days. EY thay tiie to 09 movement not only for their own| sherirs teticn Tent mented by the coming entertainment will be hearg| Miss Sullivan to Chicago. eee ae ~ benefit but to help the girls of this|gouth Gypress street, just outer in overtures, marches and instru- ee oh yes Greene Bi eeran etn eS James Brady is spending several|one present left with a keener ap-| club. the city limits. A’ considerable ater bed potas bade have on . = Zorinacty of thie spe usin visiting days in Douglas visiting with! preciation of one of the youngest quantity of Nquor was found, though She suc! Fh reputation for is eng ont ‘old time and from tetas Saige friends. at of the States and a desire to know Something like 9,000 tons of food |/it is said that an attempt was made Sa ets tea porta tk j Pit %o dual ff: t Nolan. . — Miss um Secilcieal' te” thal more of it. wate Pass through the famous Smithfield|to destroy it when the officers ar least well known of Casper’s mu! ical organizations, due to the fact Aah that only one public appearance has| .A. B. Hanway returned Friday |upening for business recently. The been made. Since its organization | evening from a six weeks pleasure | company reports their business as the leaders have devoted untiring | trip spent in ElPaso, Tucson, Phoe- | progressing very satisfactorily. energy to perfecting a chorus of | ”!x, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Sante male voices that would be a credit | Diego, New Mexico, through the to the city. ‘This they have ac.|red woods and other points of in: complished to the extent that some |terest- 40 singers now attend «rehearsals regularly and the loca} public is to have its first big treat in this class of music—a feature that carries a wider appeal to the music loving public perhaps than any other. The club will appear in special ensemble numbers that offer something new and different, and in addition solo and quartette numbers will be fea- tured. The two musical organizations and the Boy Scouts of Casper stand to profit by the entertainment by rea- son of the nominal admission charge of 55 cents that will be asked and at this price there will hardly be an excuse for an empty seat in the| Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Skelton are house, ‘The percentage that goes | 208 the visitors in the city fram to the orchestra and singers will| ‘Pelt home in Thermopolls. bah ccgenincticne buat tee, Samuel Goldstein is among the | —————_______ porting and engaged in’ promoting | Ut Of town. business callers here good music in Casper: Neither has |*F°™ Minneapolis. commercialized its talent. L Smith of Path ie arrived yesterday and will spend several cottage at the Boy Scout camp and | *™*: with these motives in view the Wells company was anxious to guarantee all expenses incidental to the en- tertainment. Announcement is made that tickets will go on sale next Wednesday at the Wells Store. —____ Mrs. R, E. Evang left, Friday for Loveland, Colo, where ‘she was called by the serious illness of her mother. from Alton, Ill. Saturday unloaded their fourth . shipment of Chevrolet cars since meat markets in London every week. rived. guest of friends here from Salt | Bible Study eee Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Maloney are in the city visiting with friends trom their home at Welch. eee Miss Burroughs of Cheyenne ar- rived in the city yesterday for a short stay. jp as Dutch Treat at Henning Last Evening. Among those who attended a dutch treat dinner given last eve- ning at the Henning hotel preced- ing the Elks’ informal dancing par- ty, were Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam B. _. | Cobb, Mra. Zora Perkins, Mrs. Rose Mr, and Mrs. Jack Merrill are vis-| Haynie, Mr. and Mrs. Carney Pet {ting wtih friends here from Salt|erson, Miss Abbie Lowndes, Paul Creek. Sautter, William D, Allely and Ivan eee The initial meeting of the Bible Study class was held at the Y, W. C. A. Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. The class under the direction of Miss Mary Kissick is proving to be most interesting and helpful. Problems which have puzzled are belng dis cussed and an unusual opportunity is offerea for question. A general survey of the Bible is being given as a foundation for the course on Christian Fundamentals, New members are most welcome to the next meeting which will be held Tuesday, March 11. We specialize in scalp treatments and manicures for men and women. Our parlors are large, and airy. PRIVATE BOOTHS FOR ALL PATRONS The Mary Elizabeth Beauty Shoppe Next Door to Western Union Phone 2621 Charles F. Haeusgen is here on business and visiting with friends from Arminto. see H. Curtis is among the Salt Creek visitors spending several days here. eee Mr. Turner:of the Smith-Turner drug company is spending some time in Iowa visiting with friends and relatives. ° ee Mrs. Harry Miller arrived in the city yesterday from Lusk and will be the guest of friends here for sev- eral days. Lawrence Johnston, representa- tive for the Graham Paper com- pany, is here on one of his regular business trips from Denver. see Capes and Jacquettes made from your fur garments in the latest styles. Fur by the yard, caracul, kolin- sky, broadtail monkey, mole, ermine, etc. RELIABLE FUR SHOP 333 S. Elm Street Phone 192-J Mr. and Mrs. Thomas U. Troth have returned from a honeymoon trip spent in the South. Mrs. ‘Troth was formerly Miss Eleanor Jessen. G. R. Cabinet and Committees Meet. Members of the Girl Reserve Cab- inet called their committees to meet at the Y. W. C. A. Saturday morn K. E. Thornton is ameng the vis- itors here from Teapot. . eee A. H. Lewis came down last eve- ning from Lander and will spend @ number of days here. eee S. I. Godman is among the Den- ver bus'ness men in the city for a short time. eee A. M, Hogsen arrived in the gity yesterday on a several days busty ness trip from Pittsburgh. eee Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Roth of Inde- pendence, Kansas are in the city for a short time having arrived yes- terday. Be cake to hear this sarvest- | 900 New Spring Hats Wee tic fate ent Will Be Placed On Sale for MONDAY ONLY at the quality at lower prices. We.have . Extraordinarily Low Price Of had a most prosperous year due to our beautiful assortments and due to our lower prices. We are starting on our second year with the same ideas and we hope to be of the same service to the buy- ing public as we have been in the past. u SMART HAT SHOP This new model is the result of public demand [ Many of our customers have, in the past, been asking us for a console model at a low price. "The Brunswick''B " fally meets this condities and is a beautiful console model that has the same characteristics and superiority of workmanship as all Brunswick instruments. Then, too, it has all the exclusive Brunswick features which are responsible for Bruns~ wicks’ enviable reputation. The price is within reach of all. $115 Payments That Are Easy mm Visit Us Soon, We Want You to See and Hear the Brunswick “Royal” This event will be remembered for all time as the greatest millin- ery sale ever offered to the ladies of Casper. There will be hats of the newest colors and shapes ata price within the reach of all. ' Value From .' $7.50. to $15.00. WE INVITE INSPECTION IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT If you are looking for an especially good bargain in a used upright Victrola, Brunswick, Columbia or Edison, visit our “Bargain Basement.” We fully guarantee any used phono- graph purchased from us and our free service is included. REMEMBER MONDAY ONLY SMART HAT SHOP RIALTO BLDG. ON CENTER STREET SIDE The Chas, E. Wells Music Company Victor and Brunswick Dealers 232 East Second Street CASPER Phone 194