Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1924, Page 7

SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1924. Music Week Celebration _ aids Stas us| fe eat ars a Plans Receive Attention inger of the samé company, aré heré Full Co-Operation Piothised by Artists and Others on business from Billings, being reg- Cart Hogerson, who recently com- istered at the Townsend hotel, pleted a law course at the Univer- X! sity of Nebraska at Lincoln, is in res Success of Undertaking for D May PAGE SEVEN, y Charles Norman of Los Angeles is visiting tn the city fot several A. J. Zwilling ts a Marion, 6., vi- itor spending several days in the city attending & business affairs. os Slassics during the weelt ana tatkes | in the. atty x A oy from Okla- Soraist anette Camas |i re Salant re, He ee ee ae a in the city visiting with friends, 1 the city and expects to make his home here. <i Mrs. Patrick Sullivan atid datgli- ter Kathleen have returned from Dotigias where they have been the guést4 of Mrs. Sara Mortofi for the last five dnyé. They Wete accom. paniéd home by Mrs. Morton and son James who will spend today here visiting at thé Sullivan homie. es#e Mr. and Mrs. 8: H: Megown of Shoshont are visiting in the city for D010 ODO ae Dy Re See &:) . Mrs. FM. Hartwett ts a guest in the city for a few days being registered at the Wyatt. Ci ie ortunity to | 8 OF Mors} Part Of the memory cont oor artas ite ; eae arg ‘aed filso be giver: 4 5 , and other institution’ and or-} The music departmént of the 4 gantdationt have cheead thelt fullest | Wotten’s Departmental club his Phat atthe iret ty tore cooperation. and enthtisiwstic sup-| progrim planned for Tuesday after-| | R. J. Bradford ts among thé Kan-|2noerent NOOR . port is belig received m prac-| fidor, May 6, at tho recital hall of|sas City business men in the éity 5 vergons whether it be| the Muste Shope. this week. adalvés or others| A progtam will soon bé printed see it Varlotis ways. | Gdffatning thé full wéeks program:| Mr. and Mra. GC. W. Morris ate ‘The slogan for Music Week is} here for a few days this week vis- “Musié for evérybody every day in| iting with friends from Thermopolls, thé week.” one = <<. =m yeC CECE SHS Mrs. Pearl Cody is visiting with friends today at Lavoye. } eee | CHORS CREE SE) Jack Steele, assistant deputy si- pervisor for the Bureau of Miner, Following are the committées ap-| EB. A. Grant spent Thursday of| spent yesterday at Salt Creek on jAtéa to Work out the plans for|last week in Cheyénne on business.| business. | putting thé week over here: Denver men héré on Dusihess in. " | | | Xo) (-) < Finanee—A. C. Riker and ©. J.|clude Philp Miller, J. G. Meyérs, Bullack. Arthur J. Sullens, F. R. Fawcett J. A. YOST Loe > évening of fh the Industrial) Community singing—A. V/Ritchie,| Mr. and Mra. Gregory B. Sawyer Relations Bbullding of thé Sthridard| Noon Programs—Mrs. Rose Hay-|4té the guests of friends here for refinery. Refinery men and thelr] nio. Mrs: Ray Cook and Mra. Ralph|th¢ day from Sait Creek, families will be invited to attend] pidkner. « * thid.. THe program. will be under} Hoter and Restaurant—A. P. ths direction of Freda Honand. Spies. Columbus for a few days attena- Two Big concerts are tentatively} Church Music—Mre. Berta Smith. |!"# to business affaird ana visiting aehediiled for Tuesday and Satur-| School Music—Miss Jessie Agnew. | With friends. i s Pi Speciai Orchestra—A. G. Davidson. and M. Goldhamme ns i " ‘ be th Band=H. W. Compton. eee yy fae the Weal by the ehtifches. some| | pubitelty—Geo. B. Nelson, @. J.| A. W. Muléahy arrived in the ctty ie if ° of whicl il co! ent! Bullack and David Footé. yesterday on a short business trip e 9 {ih CAB SORE Me ae Printitig—Clayton K. Reed. from his Rome th Minneapolis, & : be A concert. Choral—A. V. Ritchie, ot * 4 ‘O-! oe =e Ex W. BR. Lutman {s in the elty from and After OFe3 day nighté. On Saturday night a] Wyoming Composers—Mrs. W. H. eee ts) sarah of singers composed of quar-| Tothurst. Thomas W. Moore is a San Frari- RR he tetas from neatly aii thé Ghirches| Industria! Musto—Frea HoTand,|C!sco business man here for a short he '~ fe) under the direction of Mrs, Berta] Sr. time. 4 % 2 ‘9 8 Smith will be heard. Muslo Appreciation—Mrs. Chas.| 42/04 4° Soh slaty 4 YI 4 ‘The theaters will offer, programs} A, Wilson, Mrs. T. J. Riach and zg » We Ws jain left He | at noon of each diy during thé| Mind Sesto Aghew. last evening for Denver and vicinity hd OU wart your Easter ® tak. Lunchedn Clubs—H. Roe Bartte,| Where they will spend untit Wednes-| Read What This Man Says: 2 Shoes to be just as smart as can be—that’s logi- cal, You want them to add charm and chic to your East- kS The Music Appreciation commit- Radio Broadcasting—C. 8. Spicer.|44¥ evening visiting with relatives. tee will arrange for the presentation Music for Shut-ins—A, C. Riker of some of the best of the standard} and Mrs, R. Buckner. Mondamin, Iowa— ‘For over oné Year and 4 half I was afflicted with What the doctors called neuriti# in both arms, shoulders, back of neck and head. I took treatment from many doctors, algo at thé Springs, + se M. J. Foléy of the Mutual 61 company will leave tomorr6w for Salt Creek where he will atténd to business affairs. CH =0-0: CoC at oof 2) PERSONAL MENTION OF CASPER | ee a ; : ; : Mrs. William Nevels asd Ms. aha} but found no relief untit I com: | et costume, A Perfect Fitting bel Mrs: H. H. Hetzler are visitors in|menced taking Dr. Pierce's Anuric & Tan Bark—The “ Model e. PEOPLE AND GUESTS IN CITY the elty for several days from La.| Tablets. I had tiot taken them over WH _ : voye. thirty days uate I aes relfef. ; H Newest Shade we ge bd ae this pactter, MJ _ eee continued their use for severa is 6 know its three straps wil i 7 weeks afd was ther feeling fine. |l¥| Ite hard to tell, you of this Choositig éxactly the right Shoes to hug the Instep and heel amooth- ig Miss Edith Galbreath arrived yes-] M. F. Hirrington, Prominent at-| H. 'T. Davis 18 an out of town bus-| 7 call dd #6 work withowt atty pain IE yewost ee ates eae ee meet your desire is not difficult at ly. ‘Tastefully trimmed. i? rday and will be the guest of/torney of O'Neill, Neb., is heré on|inés# mah hefé being registered at 6 SpFin. Bri he. We're show: Tn Black Suéedé, Patent K°) tHonas in the ety tor a short Hmb.| business tor several days being a|the West hotel. Se eae waits Fi ant past 76: he thote the abeve Uaueual all, for our Haster showing includes Leather, Black Satin or DY Miles Gaibreath resides in Stérling,|Suest at the Townsend hotel, eee —I. A. Yost, Routs %. | pattern. distinctive variations of every suc- Black Kia $10.00. 4 Colo, ite ih Mr: and Mee. Baward Quttin are | Ho, 16 your Aicet valuable as! WN $11.50 cessful Spring style therne—and you $11.50 9 . nd J set. Do not negléct 5 e - eee “OT Reponald ana 5. McPhall| thé parents of a Saby son who ar-| pr pierce, president of the Invalids |) In Black Satin trimmed have but to select that particular eee be Blaney, Neb. _ was sepemmectes are in vq city from Polson Spider rived last Thursday evening at the|yyote1 in Buffalo N. ¥., ail about | with Black Patent 910,00; style which will be most becoming be here yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. F’.| for seve ys. County hospital. Mother and baby|your self. You will receive ¢con- |fe) aie. ae le) iin Nee Ay ; eae aebneiinc ecuar : fidentiat medical advics FREE of | and appropriate. if eae L, A. Brown 1g an out-of-town bus. Wanda all cost. Or, séhd 106 for a trial . M. M. Martin of Douglas spent/iness visitor here froin Omiaha for} William Lester, Camden Sheffner,'! pkg of Anuric (anti-urie-acid}—Ad- wi yesterday here on business. Several days. Glair Blanchard and John Groves yertisement. hi are een SE, See 208, John. Sfovesyertizoment. (4 Martin Bergerman {s @ Midwest man spending a few days here on e buaitiess. A eee : A A. sharps ts attending to bus- We’re Proud of ‘ = affairs here from Huron, 8. MJ iness rs R , My D. ; Our Reputation ° rie M h A Charming Gi bd oderate Heels—a arming Grey Frederick Smith spent yesterday. a ° hero’ attending to business matters Dressy Pattern Kid A BOR enero The same atyl# and class one @ Beaolf one of Springs most _ W. L. Newell ot Bonneviile expecta from higher heel mee , | An ofiginal pattern wt lattice work cut-outé in front. trimming lends contrast to was a visitor who spent Saturday 2 this pretty pattern. fc patch In Airdale Suede or Black We realize that Casper $12.00 re atin. pit a ait pe aa 410.00 women expect to find the eee fe family. rd Denver Visitors spend- ae. season's prettiest styles at (ny ing & few Gays in the city. Wiggins, and we seldom MJ DF. And Mrs. Dale of Lavoye dissappoint them. Careful be} spent yesterday ec ellgmps al wics thinking and planning 4 frigqds and atte! , weeks before the season A eee b e] opens helps us to choose Thi ; the city. a ns io! choose were you picking mI Miss B. F. Winter was a Lincoln AK them yourself. We take Have You Seen the 4 arrival in the city Friday. = | fe Black Suede With pains to; see that you are New Camel Shade? My dakclinia ‘tascsenlk ct tea ations Nee ‘\ S. a iy Many Cut Outs satisified with the fit, Ie a soft, rich ooloy nerd to ie ~ w tine tem fale Cheek we = “| SIERO aera style and service of all Tithe taiorty ghtte sae 1B oe e Pt exten ed, around #3 a and £ore~ footwear purchased at Unique cro ing of the straps (\ Mr, and Mrs. Richard Delaney are A he instep. Wiggins. in this pattern. pending several days ORE athe r ' tl In All Black Suede ; $12.00 u — mopping at the ne } a $11.00 Also in White Kid 911.50 PY , eee . ¥, ese ee Hes : : : ° Wj \ wiaieeéa Coe and its permanent presence in your home fy 4 a SPY ©. W. Jackson is attending to bus- That everlasting joy so full of the finer things of life with its full meas- S| be {ness affairs of importance here for ure of satisfaction and contentment, is all yours when you become the KY 4 several days from Duluth. proud owner of an ¥, ‘4 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sykes are ||M out of town visitors in the city from 9) e Lander being registered at the Hen: us x ning, rx eee a = = ae = Vy wy H. R. Hunt eases, hg sty B S. yesterday from nsas y, Mo., f : tending to business aftaira, IN THE BEAUTIFUL 3 ¢| “4 UX ly ree ie ° e © ° ° © (3 J.B. Hoffer is here today from Chi k H BR Franklin P Fy o; Ft. Worth, Tex. rt ckering, Haines Bros. or iano ‘ pape B H. L. Hollingsworth of Omaha, ts i, n Exclusive : & business man spending a few days ‘ “ ; i io The New Sandals P, ‘ tm the ctty this week. Through the medium of this wonderful instrument, the world’s greatest hx) attern ¥, {uptick Sc MAD al artists will play for you the kind of music you like—at your instant iP Are Here Attor studying nearly titty | visitors spending w few daye here Somaya. KN Tt would be hard to. tash- this ene ag, the, ons we ° bende ° IM Gun the sandal it ts leve you sill saree, ips Saige ee CRs Why Not This Easter? |1P8 of ther day's sctivitien And tbe “the” nlimrote”et-oy | er here for a few days from Midwest. they combing naar y bare- on the fore parts and sides jj see The Baby Grand so long desired and the recordings of over two hundred Colored Hose syle. "Ours ro most ate Wihuar henas tk eat beads Mt tamfiy ‘ere visiting’ with friends artists to play it for you. Ay Wear light colored howe, HGkina thae'ive depend iy ang’ that noite tho ba ° Y able service. shoe in place. “| hare fora tew days being registered With your old Piano in part payment and convenient arrangements Y, eivitig "eddea : char % In Black, Patent or In Airdale Suede, Jack "| bd St (coh an regarding the balance, it is possible for any one to secure this treasure ts} Spring’s footwear, Light- Sipe hintates Ruakee Patent set bikes vate, | Mr. and Mra, Herman Legood of of music for the delight of the whole family. bY or ane “ts correct wae with $9.00 ore patent $11.00 satin, "| Balt Cr init ith friend c either colored or blac P x ‘ Seite sean’ es Let Us Toll You More of This “Musical Miracle” i ee 3| oe 6 - P, James Hall of Douglas spent yes 8 cate slipper patternings. | affaips. a aa e i shimmerng. Phoenix in fs shades. Mra. J. c. G ger of 805 East wor " , * pia es Memes Re BPE, Bast @ UllaS. ©. WeuS WilISIC LO s Tein Nein Coles YOUR SHOEMAN & two daughters, Betty and Margaret, ® py and Camel ; i 4 left yeate or Li 4 wht ‘ " ‘“ A ~ De ’ they ‘wit vist: ‘with felents oo Home of the Chickering rg $1.85 Quality Shoes Carefully Fitted o week or two. 232 East 2nd St. CASPER Phone 194 A A J. Kelly of Salt Creek spent yes- MN M terday here attending te business "es oS affairs, 9