Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1924, Page 3

THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1924. de Casper Dally ecridune PAGE THREE. o'clock in the church parlors. Mem- spend the Easter holidays;here with|time. Mr, Daniels who has been Ill| pects to leave this evening for Den- relatives and friends, eee Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kirch of Okla- Sees hhoma have arrived in the city and| 1. T, Francis of the Sprague expect to make their home here dur-| Warner company is a business visi- tor here from Chicago. eee Judge V. J. Stone of Lander is a turned from Omaha where she has|visitor in Casper today, been visiting with her grand par- ents for the last few months, for some time is reported to be great- Ty*improved. ver where he will spend a few days before returning to his home. eee L. J. Mannigan of Denver is here today on business and visiting with friends. Gift to Library Gives All Details most expensive and elaborately ap- pointed trade publication in the en- tire world. The volume which is bound In the finest leather gives in detail the steps in the manufacture of paint and glass as used in the big Pittsburgh factory. The volume cost $450,000 to pub- Msh and there are 86,000 copies of tha publication in circulation in all special factory representative of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass company is in Casper at the present time, and is making the Paint and Glass Sup- ply company his headquarters. ——_—._ —_ Justice in Borneo ts administered in a most primitive manner. One way of deciding between two disput- ants is to placs two live shellfish on parts of the world. Stanton Richter, a plate and squeeze limejuice over them. The verdict ts given accord- ing to which man’s fish moves first. pavadiicas. ‘thie iby In twenty-six years, from 1757 to 1783, of nine British prime ministers four were dukes, In the last hun- dred years only one duke has filled the premiership. ———— a London has more than 100,000 Tegistered clubs. Entertain For Guest ‘ bers of the Capital Hill circle will} Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Munson are Rex Mayne, Mrs. Thomas U.:Troth, Mrs. Clar- Mr, and Mrs. G. B. Stillwagon en-|be hostesses for the afternoon. All| guests of friends in. the city for a Harry ham is in Lander o: i 9) c tertained at an ‘nformal dinner party| members are asked to be present|few days fram their home in Mon- Rares iee! ri. a Of Glass-Making eee eee eter wee and to bring their favorite recipes. | tana. eee x —_—_— Fourth 7 Aco eenne £86 bane Spee J. Kennedy Rodel will leave this} In presenting to thi house guest, Miss Mary Jo. Williams] current Events De Mra, Hazel ot Fremont. | week for Cheyenne to spend Baster rap ithin city a eopy of Greely, Colo. A four course din- ner was served with covers laid for 12, A color scheme of yellow and white was used for the decorations with a large center piece of jonquils and spring flowers adding much to the enjoyment of the affair, The evening was spent in dancing. Among those who attended were: Mr, and Mrs. W. D. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. A. B, Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Warne, Miss Etelka Boling, Miss Williams, A. F. Patterson, Paul Bishop and the host and hostess, Is Organized At Mecting ‘The Current events department of the Casper Woman's Departmental club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. D. Murane, 610 South Center street and organized with a membership of 16. The de- partment will meet again on “Mon- day afternoon April 28 the place to be announced later. eee Bernice Barker Will Give Easter Party Miss Bernice Barker will’ be hos- Neb., is visiting with friends hero for a week having arrived Tuescay. see Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Moore are ameng the Colorado visitors spend- ing a number of days here this week. ¢ CITY BRIEFS County Library of this city a copy of the paint and glass catalogue of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass company the Paint and Glass Supply company local representatives of the larger concern, are giv! to Casper the with his parents, eee Jeremiah _Mahoney returned this morning from a several days’ busi- ness trip spent in Cheyenne. see Among Casper people who spent a few days this week in Lander on business are, E. R. King, W. W.: Smith, J. Howard, R. A. Wilson and Wiston Frecley. eee M. A. Dalton is here on business Regularl: Special ULBRANSEN ° The Ragiceray. Pla Fine Silvey Plated on Nickel Silver Priced at $5.00 aster Offering Price $2.35 By a special deal with the manu- OFFERING Casper Buyers Aphis ‘RR. Dane is visiting with friends|¢o. several days trom Denver, hay: J facturers we were able to procure tess at East rty to be usin 4 > y tS Petroleum Club i this eveningeat Dae neeaes eoatneGes ed eT ee ommes® “fling arrived in the city yesterday “In a Class by Itself” 100 of these fine quadruple silver Postpone Entertainment Beech street. Games will be played Pir morning. Easy to Play and On account of the many dances already planned for the first week after Lent, the dinner dance to be given by the Wyoming Petroleum club has been postponed from Tues- day evening, April 22, to a date to be announced later. eee St. Mark’s Synurgae Holds Meeting Tuesday and refreshments will be served by Mrs. Barker assisted by Mrs. Ku- hrtz. - Among those who will attend are the Misses Elizabeth Horstman, Evelyn Coen, Ella Mae Barnes, Frances McDonald, Marjorie Hart- zell, Virginia Nelson, Neoma Dessert, Lois Patterson, Dorothy Kuhrtz, Helen Ruggels, Mary Isabelle Ed- Henry C. Clarke has returned from @ week’s business trip spent at Ther- mopolis and Billings. , e eee T. B, Meyers and R. W. Herman are among the Colorado business callers spending a short time in the city. eee eee i F, W. Winton left last evening for | J Denver and Kansas City on a sey-|f eral weeks’ business and pleasure trip. Play Well! —P LAYS ANY MUSIC ROLL, ‘ —THE ONE PLA TO WITHSTAND THIS’ CLL — MATE, Nationally Priced Four Motels CASH PRICES $420, $495, $575 and $650 ee Lesiie Miller is here on business for a few days from Cheyenne. "+. F. W. Horton is an out-of-town The regular meeting of St. Mark’s| wards, Madelyn Harris and the eat SP endl tg fost be pone Dusiiess caller’ here ‘today from||{ TERMS IF DESIRED 100 for all Casper. Synurgae was held om Tuesday even-| hostess, och IP spe Chayatine’ ‘The ing at the home of Mrs. William Tol- eee — tah @ ones E W IL hurst on South Wolcott street with| yiry Srewer Will Entertain Chas. ells Miss Betty Tolhurst as assistant hostess. During the evening a col- lection was taken up of clothing and useful articles to be packed and sent today to the Cathedral home at Laramie. It was decided during the meeting to divide the society into two divisions one to be in charge of Mrs. Francis Brown and the other in charge of Mrs. Nell Kimball for the purpose of raising money from now until June. On Saturday of this week, April 19, Mrs. Browns d!- vision will hold a sale of baked goods from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m. at the Midwest commissary. The next meeting of the Synurgae will be held on ‘Tuesday evening, April 29, at the home of Miss Helen ‘Wallace, 1040 South Center street. eee Bake Sale Saturday ; At Stone Grocery ‘The Busy Bee cizcle of the Method- ist Episcopal church will give a bake sale Saturday beginning at 10 o’clock at the Stone grocery store. eee Informal Bridge Party Last Evening Mrs. Edna Nelson entertained at an informal bridge party last even- ing at her home on South Oak street honors being won by Mrs. W. F. Ellis and Robert T. Stuart. Twelve guests attended. cee The U. and D. club which is com- posed of members of the high school girls class of the Grace English Lu- theran @hurch Sunday school met last evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Heinze on South Spruce street. During the meeting the Misses Marion Myall and Sigrit Les- serow were admitted into the club. Games were played and refresh: ments were served at the close of the meeting by the hostess. eee Birthday Party At Peacock Home Wednesday Miss Maudene Peacock was hostess at an informal party given last evening at her home on North Botolph street in honor of her 17th birthday. Attractive decorations car- ried out in lavender and white were; Friday Bridge Club Mrs, Waltet Brewer will entertain the members of the Friday bridge club tomorrow at her residence, 815 Badger avenue. oo Mrs. H. B, Maxon fo visiting for a short time with her mother in Sheridan. cee Mr. Curran, who has been the guest here for the last week of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Curran departed this af- ternoon for his home in Pittsburgh, Kan. eee Mr, and Mrs. Nealy S. Moore of 417 East Fifth street have as thelr guest, Miss Catherine Houston of Wheatland. eee M. Cullen is visiting here for a short time with his son Charles A. Cullen of the Chamberlain Furni- ture company. Mr, Cullen is enroute from California where he has been spending the winter months to his home in Fulda, Minn. cee Mrs. L. C. Harnsberger has been spending several days here this week visiting with friends and attending to business affairs from her home at Lander, see : Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Johnson who have been spending the last week here left yesterday for their home in Omaha, cee Mr. and Mrs. M. Mentzer and Mrs. F. H. Hunter are among the Lander visitors spending soeveral days in the city this week. eee Mr. and- Mrs, L. J. Hopkins of Thermopolis are visiting with friends here for several days. se ee Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Blaine and children are visiting here with friends for a short time enroute W. K. Lawring is here today vis- iting with his brother, Frederick and attending to business affairs from Laramie. T. C. Daniels has returned from Missouri where he has been for some R_B. Gorman left last evening for Denver on a several days busi- ness trip. = Music Co. cee Harold G. Barker of Tulsa, who |/ has been attending to business af- fairs here for the last month ex- E. Seoond—C; Phono 194, aera em These are sure to go fast, the price will sell them, so don’t wait. early Saturday morning. We only have plated roll trays and round sand- wich plates, all hand hammered and pierced designs and are of- fering them Saturday ‘April 19, for each___ On Sale Saturday, April 19 Only Get here THROCK Ki CASPER’S FINEST JEWELERS eyes. Ts SISTITIS! Easter Is Next Sunday April 20th e é 3 ey: = rae a erexerexexesis appearance immeasurably. used. Among those who attended|from their home in Sheridan to Den- were the Misses: Grace Turner,| ver. ‘York work shops could create. Irene Bromman, Alta Rutledge, see A Fern Rutledge, Grace Foster, and] Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Freel left Lucile. Fletcher and the Messrs Blanchard Barger, Harry Engleson, James Harris, Crandal Grimes and Leonte Miller, eee Mrs. Davis Is Hostess At Party Last Evening. ars. J. K. Davis was hostess last evening at her home on South Wol- cott street at am informal bridge party and china shower given for Mrs. Davis Lane Wilson. Honors for the evening were taken by Mrs. Arthur Watson and Mrs. Calvin Smith. Guests who attended were, Mrs. Walter Gothberg, Mrs, Calvin Smith, Mrs, Reamer Swift, Mrs. Arthur Watson, Mrs. William Rae, Mrs. Ralph Marshall, Mrs. Ernest Atkinson, Mrs. James Murphy. Mrs. Mrs. Robert O'Brien, ence Cypreansen, Miss Ruth Stev- enson, Miss Benetta Holman, Miss Veeta Gilbourne, Miss Marie Bishop, Miss Florence Eastman, Miss Lil- Man Bad and the guest of honor. ere Spencer-McNeil Marriage Yesterday. Miss Laura ‘Spencer was marricd to John McNeil yesterday evening by Justice Henry F. Brennan, eee Garden Week Will Be Observed Here. Flower seeds will be distributed again this year among the school children of Casper by the civic de- partment of the Women’s Depart- mental club as a means of giving impetus to Nationai Garden week, April 20 to 26, The civic department of this club has always taken excep- Uonal interest in Garden Week and considers it one of the finest things for the promotion of a civic spirit. The slogan adopted alt over the country is “The United States of America, Garden Nation of the World in 1930." Mrs. A. A. Slade will dis- tribute the flower seéds in the schools and a willingness to plant these is expected of the pupils, yesterday afternoon for Kansas, where they expect to make their home. Mr. Freel was formerly gen- ‘{eral superintendent of the pipe line department of the Producers and Refiners corporation. eee Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Clough have returned to their hdme in Douglas after being the guests here for a few days of Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Mar- shall, eee Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dunsmuir were the guerts for a few days this week of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. How- ard of Douglas. eee The Misses Hazel Montee ané: Ethel Dougherty arrived in the city this week from their home in Wich- ita Falls, and will be the guests here for some time of Mrs. Sarah Hawks at her home on South Jackson. eee Justin McCarthy, sin of Bugene McCarthy, is expected to return to- morrow from Denver, where he at- tends the St. Regis college and will FRECKLES Don’t Hide Them With s Vell; Re move Them With Othine— Double Strength, This preparation for the removal of freckles is so successful in re- moving freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money if {t falls. Don't hide i a freckles under a yell; get an ounce of Othine and re- move them. Even the first few ap- plications should show a wonderful improvement,’ some of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely. Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine; ft ts fuse What woman who selects one of the new coats or wraps for her Easter costume. In twills, soft wools, silks and satins, they represent every desirable mode—every wanted color. $35, How Lovely the Newer Dresses That one sees in the Frantz Shop windows and finds in increasing numbers charmingly revealed in the store’s interior. What woman can resist the fresh charm, the new appeal of these lovely gowns! What man, seeing his fair one blossom with beauty anew, can re- her soft request for a new Easter frock? —and—an especial point of importance—The really mod- erate prices at which these new modes can be purchased commends this store to your sincere esteem. The most beautiful of styles; the finest of materials in these late arrivals, at these prices: $75, $45, $55, $65, Easter Suits Suddenly the call for mannish tailored suits is making itself felt throughout the country. Trim styles, departing from the modes of previous seasons are finding especial favor here as in the larger style centers, Why Not One for Easter ? $85 Coats and Wraps grace of carriage is given to the $35 to $150 Si A May-Time Hat for Easter On the Mezzanine We are showing now for late Easter shoppers all the new fancies for late Spring and Early Summer. May-time hats in all the newest shapes, budding with style and color and charm that will enhance your Easter The beautiful models we have received this week exemplify the highest style types and most beautiful effects that Paris and New EAST. CALL! —to you men who want the fair members of your family to look their prettiest on Easter. Come with them to this store tomorrow or Saturday and let us show you how easy it is to make them more beautiful in your —everywoman’s store club urges upon all Casper | this that is sold on the money-back re s the necessity of planting | suarant Advertisement i . rdens, especially flower gardens. To those who are going to make some woman's Easter brighter and happier with a little Such things tend to beautify a home Raster gift we express the hope that they will permit us the privilege of showing them our and give the owner an added reason “Yours for Beauty” fresh new lines of all the little dress accessories that every woman loves. or being proud of his property. The Princess Pat Mothoalst'Gameral Ata Beauty Parlor New styles and colors in Spring Gloves, Hose, Silk Underwear, Silk Scarfs, Bracelets, Ear Pristine ip rappel lt Drops, Necklaces, Vanities, Bags, The general ald society of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet Friday afternoon at 3;30 Private Baths for Ladies and other appropriate gift items. Expert Attendants 159 S. Beech St. Phone 1409W