Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1924, Page 3

BY MARY TOBIN tc be given in honor of Mrs. Afta- mae SI who will be married in the near future to J. Marvin Mc- Kenna. The entertainment will be #iven at the Darrier home on South Park avenue. are saying of “Vedauwoo,” a pageant of Wyoming to be presented by our state university this spring under ie auspices of Theta Apha Phi, the| At Party Last Evening versity of Wyoming chapter of a] air. and Mrs. O. C. Brewster en- national eee dramatic society. | +ertained informally last evening at Pitre vate es Peri Nae their home in honor of their house etpate th veamieton Partl-| guest, Miss Alice McCufough of (Arapahoe Za Indian for “Earthborn”), and it ts Denver. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brewster were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles pe sar petoarand cant detent | 7: McGrady, J. Kennedy Rodel, Wil- 04 40th in ae int, “dedi aii fred Tompson and Miss McCullough. teed as ee Mrs. Brewster will entertain again manbafisctse see aoe eeece on Tuesday and Thursday of this oun jhmniiverstty aan a7 m in| Week at informal bridge teas. ana contati eee : the cast young mén and’ women! sother’s Day Party _ ; from Practically every section of the! Given at McFadyen Home. J, Harold Sommers, war vet of St. Petersbure, Fa. and his bride, “Ve 00" “ A Mothers day party was given| ‘who was Rheba Crawford, Salvation Army captain fedauwoo” is = saoheaeare Saturday afternoon by chapter G of| of Broadway.” They were photographed among the palms at Ormond tol pr sing Siutelle tacn DeKay,| the P. E. O. Sisterhood at the home| Beach, Fis. instructor of English in the Uni.|% Mrs. John McFadyen, 1402 Sout versity of Wyoming, and portrays in| Durbin street, with Mrs. H. E. yiBollc form, the birth and growth fie Joti Bhat Landes Are brought mothers to be guests for many beautiful symbolism inter |th? afternoon. Mrs, A. A. Slade, Woven throughout a most pleasing| Whe was In charge (pies etd gee SALTED Ce eae rear tnatkn the aciatalon Mathers gay ue | and Sunday "bere the guest: of sets tributed by university students Mra, | b8erbed by the P. E. O. Sisterhood. | friends. J. H. Holland, representative of DeKay very aptly describes “Veane,| Members and daughters of members ss the Hendrie Bolthoff Manufactur- woo” as being" t based on| Cntertained in a pleasing way with| Mr. and Mrs. C. Archer and son|ing and Supply company 1s spend. fact and fancy” and “writter, to| the following program: of Niagara Falls are visiting here|ing several days here this week on show how the natural wonders of for a few bade. week. business. ce ‘Wyoming have developed the spirit- ual forces of her people.” riers “Chicago and Northwestern Denver Visitor Is Guest ‘week for Calffornia having been|CITY BRIEFS -.. ... -.. -....-. called there by the illness of their|of the National Supply company mother. who has been spending several eee weeks in Montana on business for Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lagood|his company is expected to return were visitors who spent Saturday | tomorrow. - eee Mr. ©. C. Pool is visiting here D. R. Welch and Samuel Trame! with friends for several days from|of Tulse are attending to business Lavoye- affairs here for several days this Mrs. H. C. Chanped Violin s0lo Railway ‘Moet Ruth Slade, accompanied by Edith se. week. Spent é Firmin. z Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Slupe are out Se oom The regular business meeting ‘ot | readings of town visitors here for a short| C. C. Van Valkenburg returned the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-| yoca} solo. _ ‘way Woman's club will be held to-] Guests and unaffiliated members ° been on business for a short time. morrow promptly at 2:30 o'clock’ at| who attended were Mrs. Showman,| Miss Leona Wildey spent yester-| Mr. Van Valkenburg 1s district en- the public library. All members as Mrs. C. H. Gompf, Mrs. Rothrock, | day here visiting with friends from|gineer for the National Supply Co. ‘Well as prospective members are ask-| Mrs. Kistler, Mrs. Gorham, Mrs. | Lavoye. Seeks ed to be present. Robt. Allingham, Miss Mabel Thomp- ae Denver business men who arrived a son, Mr& John England, Mrs. Har-| Mr. aud/Mrs. D. C. Sargent of|this morning fnsiuds: Letcsh ‘thes William Kocher, Madam | Salt Creek spent Sunday here visit-| strum, F. B. Ruble, Ira Irwin, an And Rally This Week Mrs. L. W. Bailey, Mrs.| ing with friend H. E. Brooker. The Women’s Christian Temper- C. Chappell, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Gen ence union will hold a number of| McNeil, Mrs. Bean, Mrs. Philip Win-| Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Yorgan of Chi- 3 Programs this week the first one to| ter, Mrs. Crater. cago arrived yesterday and wil| Strikers Return be held on Wednesday afternoon at ———_—-_ spend several days here. y As New Workers miro PERSONALS “Mra. Ralph Buckner time from Denver. today from Osage where ho has ery W. ©. 'T. U. Programs church with Mrs. 8. E. Bailey in Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Frederick of the program. This meet- are visitors in the city for a few “will be of interest to all members days this week from Denver. all those who are interested in a eee CHICAGO, March 31.—Strikers of work of the union are invited J. Ll. Mi Miss Anna King has been the/| July, 1922, who return to work in MitendlOn Wedneeday: aventis | Fogce at ise. ranthnns exe eon | east. ce friends Inve, toe eeverel |the shove ‘ef the Hock teal nce, © meeting of the union will be held| Jefferson street her ‘niece, Misa | @avs from her home at Lusk. will return as new men, according at the First Christian church at Evelyn Bain of California. Miss Le) to a statement issued at the general 7:20 o'clock with Mrs. George Fergu-| pain expecta to spend the spring | MF. and Mrs, J. Hall were visitors | offices today. The present forces gon in charge of the program. All and summer months here. here yesterday from Guernsey. will not be affected, it was stated. eee Mrs. A. J. Worthman returned Saturday from a several weeks’ Mrs, Minnle Sunwick, state prest-| Mesure trip spent in the east. . PTT aT eRe TEEPE Former strikers who want to come back may do so, provided the com- pany has work for them and deems CITY BRIEFS them Cestrable employes, the state- parm se ms i ment added. ar oe Teen Chev iye tomer}. Mtrg. G2 A. Forbée has returned’ ‘ ee ee ee row evening from Cheyenne and will Sace For results try a Tribine Class remain here’ until Saturday. During from Escanaba and Chicago where} James. Rice is spending several fed Aa her stay here she will give several| se jneyoe me ens with friends instructive lectures. we 3 far oe Mrs. Neal Tyler has returned to her home. in Rock River after spend- ,, |{n& some time here visiting with her eet he The regular meeting of St. Mark’s| parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. C, Nicolay-| A. A. Russell ts a Newcastle bus? Synurgae will be held Tuesday evyen-| sen. man in the city for a few ing at the home of Mrs. H. P. Fish- eee burn, 1224 South Wolcott. street. .G.c. been Mrs. Fishburn will be assisted dur:| no nonce cen whe has the house guest here for the last ing the evening by Mrs. Charles B.| two weeks of Mrs. F. D. Seal left Sitttora. last evening for Los Angeles. Cle cash Uexions “Avcctiary dey opr Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Chale were vis- Will Meet Tuesday itors who spent yesterday here from The regular social meeting of the Midwest. American Legion auxiliary will be held tomorrow afternon at the home of Mrs. John Heagney, 427 South Kimball street. " ° days here visiting with friends from Teapot station. : Synurgae Meeting At Fishburn Home Mac Smith spent yesterday here from Moneta visiting with friends, ry eee Jack Kelley is visiting here for a few days with friends from Salt Creek. H. Asman arrived yesterday from Omaha and will attend to business affairs here for a few days this week. George Pratt is an out of town business caller here this week from ‘Denver. Alfred Rankin was an arrival yes- terday from Decatur, Texas. eee Len Beckridge is visiting with friends here and attending to bus- Felix Biesin is here on business this week from Billings. see L. Kuykendahl Rebekah iness matters from~Layoye. Regular lodge No. 39 will hold a sale of baked! Mrs. P. Haas of Fort Washakie afc Fe Price goods Saturday, April §, atthe White| accompanied’ by her brother, Dr.| August Porter of Manville ts here grocery store on Second street. Mem-| W. G. Burnett of this city left last today visiting with friends. bers are asked to leave their contri- : EF re butions with the committee in . ee Paul Evans arrived in the city 5 charge. Simplicity yesterday from Brookfield, Mo., and Oc will spend some time here on a bus- 25c Iness trip. eee 35c ‘The C. C. C. club met Friday even- G. E. Clarke spent yesterday here ing, March 28, at the home of the visiting with friends from Douglas. 60c Misses Constance and Margaret Seer Metz . The Chinese effect was car- W. K. Kenty has been attending 60c ried out, the entertainment being to business affairs and visiting with relatives here for several days from Lavoye. Mah Jong, after which a Chinese luncheon was served by the hos- teases. The next meeting of the club wie Rene 60c it be AprN 11, at which meeting C. A. Adams is a Chicago business election of officers will take man spending a short time here this | 75C Place. week. : eee q H. Harris is among the Lavoye visitors spending spveral days in the city. eee Neighbors of Woodcraft To Hold Regular Session ‘The Neighbors of Woodcraft Cas- Per circle No. 409 will meet in reg- ular session Tuesday evening, April 1, at 8 o'clock at the Odd Fellow’s hall. Candidates will be initiated and refreshments will be served. All members are requested to attend. eB es spend several days here attending to Hard Time Social % business affairs. Tuesday Evening Seno Members of the East Side Meth- zi N. D. Greenfield is here on bust- odist Community church will give” ness for a short time from Rawlins. a “hard-times’? social tomorrow _e ee evening at the church to which thé David Nee is an Illinots business Public is invited. No charge of ad- caller spending several days in the mission will be made but a collec- city this week, F tion will be taken. Those dressed ose other than in eld clothing will be district manager subject to a fine. Prizes will be awarded to the man and lady who are attired in the best hard-time USED CARS THAT WILL RUN costume, Refreshments will be served by the committee in charge. oe 8. Wé have a few carefully se- lected) Used ‘Ohevrolety and Fords, open and closed models. Easy Payments May Bo Arranged Nolan Chevrolet Co. Temporary Office Globe Shoe Cheyenne is represented here to- day by W. K. Lewis. eee R, EB. Hay and W. J. Kitt arrived this morning from Denver and will tional service. . Oscar Thomas Mformal ‘Tea Wednesday For Mrs. Starr Mrs, Charles Starr of Seattle for- ™erly Miss) Venus Hollingsworth of this city Will be the guest of honor at an Informal tea to be given Wed- n@scay afternoon by Mrs. Affamae Stoddard at her home on North - ter street. . Starr is the guest ae) of her sister, Mrs. E. M, Elll- es es Evening and This frock of. black crepe. The long waist is outlined by an embroidered girdle and more elaborate ornamentation {s seen in the band of gray embroidered satin introduced on the tunio._. ‘THE KIMBALL Carroll assisted by Darrier will enter- at @ shower Che Casper Dally Cridune on Honeymoon |GOLORADO PEN HAS TOTAL OF 907 PRISONERS CANON CITY, March 31.— With the arrival here yesterday of six prisoners from Denver, the popula- tion of the Colorado state peniten- tlary reached the highest total in its history. When. the six new con- victs were enrolied it brought the total up to 907 prisoners, according to an announcement by Warden Ty- nan, The number wil be further increased some time during the Present week with “the arrival of a number of additional prisoners from. Denver, including several members of the bandit gangs that operated In that city. Old Times Recalled In Thermopolis By Published Articles THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., March 31. —The Thermopolis Record is pub- lMshing some interesting stories of the early history of this town, taken from issues of the Big Horn River Pilot, first newspaper ever publish ed in what {s now Hot Springs county. According to this publica- tion, on May 9, 1895, “noses were counted in Thermopolis and there were twenty-seven.” | Newspaper men of today realize the courage required to attempt the publica- tion of a newspaper in a town with @ population of 27, including men, women and children. That was 29 years ago and Ther. mopolis was located at the junction of Big Horn river and Owl Creek, seven miles north. About 25 years ago the town was moved to the site of the springs. Altho the hot water springs were’ seven miles away in those early days their value was appreciated. The editor pf the Big Horn River Pilot waxed elo- quent over the possibilities of the future of the town on account of the springs. In the issue of May 9, 1895, the Pilot said: “Beneath the seething, steaming crystal sheets of water, hot and cold, pouring 50 feet off the rocks of its own formation are bathing facilities unequalled, perhaps on the PAGE THREE. by the women of Casper. The present week has been set aside as the week for the formal opening of the second floor and tt is hoped that many shoppers will visit the place and get acquainted with its possibilities. School Law Said Unconstitutional PORTLAND, Ore., 3 Oregon's compulsory law was declared ur The opinion schoollaw was Judges C. E. W Bean. The law, wh children of grammar sci attend a public schoo! by initiative at a gene in 1922 and was to have fective September 1, 1926 Private and parochial schools of the state attacked the law which they said was almed at them. was adopted It's the turn of Pat Harrison, Mississippi senator, to grab and if | Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania doesn’t yell “Fingers!” Pat will win in “choosing up sides” for the first baseball game of the Washington season. Watching them are Senator Copeland of New York and Senator Ralston of Indiana. SALEM, Ore., March 31.—Upon being informed today that the com- pulsory pubilc school law of Oregon had been declared unconstitutional @- the federal court in Portland, Governor Walter M. Pierce said the GOLDEN RULE FORMALLY OPENS @ "===" NEW DEPARTMENTS OF STORE) ‘Op 9 ser Coincident with Easter is the for-; ment !s to be found in the southern eee mal opening of complete second floor | Part of the room and is appropriate-| LONDON, March 31.—The Princo : ly arranged to give the best service |of Wales was out yesterday for the of the Golden Rule Department possible first time since his recent fall while store. By removing the offices which} Booths for dresses and coats are| facing. He loked fit and well and formerly took up the front portion|to be found a‘ong the west wall of | Will probably fulfil some engage. of this floor, space has been made| the room. Along the east side is the| ents this week. available for adding a new millinery | corset department department. This is first class and| By the new arrangement the floor at the present time displays some | provides space 50 by 100 feet. It ts very striking designs’ in the new] one of the largest women's ready-to- snring hats. The department has a| wear departments in the state. The great gray chenille carpet which ar-| Golden Rule management feels that rived recently and which adds much] in bringing this department up to to its attractiveness. its present perfection {t has done The junior and depart-something which will be appreciated “Yours for Beauty” The Princess Pat Beauty Parlor Private Baths for Ladies Expert Attendants 159 S. Beech St. Phone 1409W FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS globe. There among nature's white, smooth lounging places one may enjoy the most delicious shower baths; baths hot, cold and medium. These waters all have thelr source in the springs the difference in temperature being due to the vary- ing length of the channels. About three or four o'clock in the after- noon when the river is low is the most.favorable time for bathing under the falls. Then the rays of the sun not only give comfort to the bather while moving from place to place but create little rainbows atoone's fest and larger ones to the right and left or in front making the secluded nooks and corners most enchanted rooms—boudoirs with curtains unequalled even in Paris.” UNUSUAL! The following exceptionally unusual low prices—un- usually low for even these stores, which always give you the benéfit of the manufacturers’ very lowest sell- ing prices—will prevail this week. BROWNIE GILLETTE RAZOR—The original five dollar type, on which the Gillette com- JUST 38e pany built its reputation and fortune.__ Special Price $3.25 ICY HOT LUNCH KIT__--$2.29 White Pine Cough Syrup___---33¢@ Laxative Cold Tablets_______ -17¢ Mustard Cerate_____--__------19@ Pozonni’s Face Powder__ Chinwah Face Powder_______-_ 39c $1.00. First Lady Face Powder___-_§9@ Pompeiian Orange Tint-__-_--37@ Stacomb ~_-__-_-___-____-_--45e $1.10 Wildroot Hair Tonic______--_73@ KEEPEX PRESERVER FOR EGGS, (quart cans) _-----_-_______-_---59e@ Do your trading at Wyoming’s leading drug stores and save money. Receive the best quality and excep- ----37¢ ASK FOR PACKARD COUPE AUTOMOBILE COUPONS DRUG STORES CASPER’S PIONEER STORES “Two Stores for Your Convenience” FURS FURS FURS FURS T FURS ; FURS FURS FURS FURS rurs||| SCARFS, CHOKERS, JACQUETTS FURS ere ae Buy Your FUR COAT NOW at ONE HALF of . pine FURS What It Will Cost You Later are FURS Bee FURS ae rurs| TOMORROW LAST DAY OF FURS URS. rune FURS FUR SALE FURS All Furs strictly guar- ( D ¢ | ¢ FURS FURS FURS | Nother fur Company | VASPEL DEY GOOUS LO. || Furs FURS | of New York. 120 East Second FURS FURS Se | a FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS FURS TOMORROW APRIL THE FIRST WE WILL OPEN OUR DOORS WITH OUR \ NEW PLAN OF CASH and CARRY We cordially invite the purchasing agent of every Casper home to go through our store tomorrow and make a note on the great saving and advantage of shopping here. Stop and Get a Little Present We Have For You and remember that from here on we are giving our entire and undi- vided attention to Price, Quality, Display, Variety, Cleanliness and Satisfaction. Every day at our store will be a day of extraordinary economies. NATRONA BUTTER SHOP CASH AND CARRY East Second and Durbin Phone 631 Buy the new way, you save the difference ai wre at