Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1924, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. SOGE TY RECENT AND COMING EVENTS IN SOCIAL CIRCLES OF Neighbors Of Wood Will Meet Tuesd: Miss O'Connor Is Honored At Picnic Miss Wagner Will Be Guest At Shower Monday M Marte s Kathleen O'Connor of Hous-| 7 s the guest of honor at of Moosehe g those w tonnor, ss Fr Webb. elly and William Ge of Miss Mary jage to R. Sha take place thi Baking Club To Demonstrate Monday The Misses Martha Gadberry Sethryn Stebers, ¢ given last Thursday evening on top of the Amon Miss CASPER leraft 409 Ni meet in r gt the bu nts will be| work s of the or: e present, accompl of the vited to attend. Miss § rs and com e team will coi teams fr ty iversity wit in charg Garden Cr ust 7 to which vited to attend. Casp ho mountains. ided were anda|C ne Hanwa the lin, members of te with ‘asper Baki making mning at room of t of this kind and the demonstra- he result of the work hed during this time. Much uccess of the club is due to the interest shown in the work by G. M. Penley, county ‘agriculture ent. Miss A. J. Emerson assistant club leader will be present and all others interested in the work are in- Miss the Casper Banking clubs of Natrona county for 1924 and demonstration other counties during the r to be held 4n September s. The club work is car- der the direction of the ty extension division of the Gaa- of the Casper work. h Mrs. D, F. | Women of Mooseheart | Legion To Give Picnic annual picnic of the Women eart Legion will be held at falls on Tuesday Aug: all members are in- All those who ex present are asked to t h and meet at the Moc ms at 10 a. m. where trans ll be furnished is visiti it and une f the county company, This Gadberry » champion demonstra- , Betty Barton, nd Maisie Cough ng ot he ot ng Ie, | Where ho ents for a visit with friends y | Wayne, Ind., fore returning T. E. Costello 51 PERSONAL MENTION OF CASPER PEOPLE AND GUESTS IN CITY Miss Hathleen O'Connor of He Take noon for Your With You eorge Christapher left Entertainment she will visit for some time before returning to her home. THE CROSLEY 51-P COMPLETELY EQUIPPED Pp $50.00 Since the announcement for the CROSLEY early last February, the popularity of the set has grown by leaps and bounds. It is a well-known fact that within twenty- four days from the time it was announced, it became the biggest selling individual radio receiving set in the world. The Crosley 51—P Can Be Seen In Our Window and Heard In Our Radio Room. We Have Other and Larger Models on Display Also. “Get on the Air Tonight” The Music Shoppe Inc. 238 East Second St. Phone 1745 J the season of her and Mrs. several J. Chapman, Golden Rule from the will visit with his short time. He store t where Che Casyer Sunday Cribune A. M. Gee. par-]for several weeks will also | trip. Ft Cd LG in. € 1 Indi shi route to his home and R last week Laughlir in Du = and Mrs. J. W. Tucker and]~ M. E. John Harned have re-|the New York turned from a weeks’ tour of the] spending Yellowstone national park. on busin nike. 6 es Mr. and Mrs, B. erton are the par manager of the} has returned he Expert — There were expert cowpundl hers 85 yeats ago just as today there are experts or women who excel. Servic days and searcely sanitary. refrigerated fountains that keep all syrups, at 20 URE DE CE ER 2G GENET wa ee TT MISS VOROTHY GEE of Ohio who is the guest here for brother and _ sister-in-law, Mr. on a buying Bynum of Riverton spent a t time in the ci ity last week en- from the east. Ed Barrett spent yesterday in Salt Creck on business. oe Young, general manager of oi company, is short time in Montana E. Davis of Riv- ents of a baby ed last week at in pee ry line of endeavor—men oda fountains was rather crude in those Today we have automatically fruits and creams in best possible condition and the men employed in these particular stores are experts in sdda service, giv- ing you the very best and most intelligent service in Casper. Two stores—two fountains—for your convenience. The KIMBALL DRUG STORES CASPER’S PIONEER STORES Wyoming's Leading Drug Stores e Rexall Stores “TWO STORES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE” HOTEL WASHAKIE and PLUNGE Spacious Veranda, Cool, Comfortable Rooms Home Cooked Meals, Reasonable Rates $100,000 Mineral Water Swimming Pool Operated in Connection With Hotel Washakie HOTEL WASHAKIE Fred Holdridge, Prop. Ha been a ‘Spend Your Week-Ends IN THERMOPOLIS “The French Lick of Wyoming” Stop At the W. A. LILLY Candidat CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT On the Republican Ticket for Nomination of resident of Natrona County for Poli cal Advertisement) Thermopolis, Wyo. 34 years YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED a a their home. Mrs. Davis was for- merly Miss Grace Stanko of this city. eee Mrs. Willlam Guthie has been visiting with her sister, Mrs, John Soss and family in Hudson. see Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Burnett have returned from a trip the Dubois and the Yellowstone National park. one mother, \Mrs. Clair E, Shippen has been spending a week here visiting with her daughter Mrs. Kissinger from her home at Dubois. °-. . Mr. and-Mrs. F. C. Stanley are visiting is Casper this week from Denver. cee Mrs. Pearl Ellis has returned from Hudson where she spent a week the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Cor- roll. eral months, eee Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wyland, spent several days last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. Chatterton and daughters Constance and Eleanor at Riverton. ‘They spent Wednesday at Fort Washakie witnessing the Shoshone Indians sun dance which —Everywoman’s Store YShap in new dresses are here for your approval Designed by leading European and Ameri- can artists whose ideas have been carried out to the last detail with beautiful fabrics and in harmonizing tones they will not fail to appeal’ to every woman who admires exquisite crea- tions. Dresses for every occa- sion are to be found in this group. and Wednesday. Mr. «nd Mrs. Raymond Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McFarland left yesterday for a 10-days trip to the Big Horn mountaing, ve Arthur Watson :s spending eral days in Ft. Collins having been ‘}ecalled there by the illness of his eee Marvin Bishop Wagner left last night for(the Big Horn mountains where they Will spend a week or 10 days. cee Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McFarland of the McFarland Dairy ranch left yesterday overland for ton state where they will spend sey- eee Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Daly, Miss Julia Ellis and Mrs. Patrick Mur, phy have returned from a_ five weeks’ stay in the Big Horns. eee Miss Pauline Freeze, formerly of . the Vogue hat shop, has returned from # buying trip in St. Louis, Chicago and New York. ° ‘ week visiting wi R. M. Barnes ani don. sev- morrow evening. . and Elsworth] Casper, Moore of Denver. . rived yesterday. Washing bd Townsend. torney. Denver. eee Mr, and Mrs. E, C. Williams who have been spending the last few weeks in Thermopolis will return to- Mr. and Mrs. E. S. More have as their guest at their home in North thefr sister, Charles E. Dawson is transacting busin: Casper for a short time having ar- Long Beach affaira ‘in oe Mr. and Mrs. C. Ridgen of enne are in the city, guests at Mr, \Rigden is an at- Ralph E. Bell of the Continental Supply company {is in Casper from . H. O. Barber of Lander and Har, ry Shadd of Shoshoni were visitors who spent yesterday here. SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1924. News of Women’s Clubs and Orgamzations took place there Monday, Tuesday! “Mrs. J. D. Ferbrache has returned from Riverton where she spent a her sister, father F. B. Shel- stone national park, ee turned from Denver » We. Ww, he (ee It ’s An Opportune Time to Purchase New | Fall and Winter Furs Now, While Low Pre-Season Prices We Purchased a Number of Style Revue Dupler’s Art Furs Which we will de- light in showing you. Prevail on Coats, Wraps, Capes, Jacquettes, and Neck-pieces in fine Furs, such as Mink—Alaska Seal Squirrel—Caracul Summer Ermine—Hudson Seal Etc., Etc. --millinery of style As Portrayed in Our [ZF ‘Advance Fall Models Ready for You On the Mezzanine Ask to see the new Hyland Hats “They are ultra-smart” Sw ers Visitors to the convention of the State Druggists’ Association, whose sessions begin here Tuesday, are cordially in- vited to visit the Frantz Shop and view the vance Fall Fashions various ad- in Apparel for Women and Misses. Ex-Governor and Mrs. Robert “D. Carey spent a short time in Casper ‘Mrs. | yesterday enroute to the Yellow- Leo Anthony Dunn of the Wy. oming ‘Trust company is spending a short time in the Big Horns on a hunting and fishing trip. Mrs. Marguerite Curtz has re. where spent three weeks during which (Continued on Page Five.) she Beauty Unsurpassed Oriental Cream