Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 25, 1924, Page 3

} | FOP ~~ “i Lacy will discuss the qualified MONDA AUGUST 25, 1924. ¥ = | Open House at Winter Home ‘Mrs. Charles 5. Winter, ‘assisted’ by members of the American Legion auxiliary open house at her home last evening on South Beech street for delegates and others to the annual convention belng here this week. ‘The Winter home was beautifully decorated in red, white and blue flowers with a large Amer- fean flag donated by Mrs. R..E. Shipp, adding much to the atrac- tiveness of the affair. An excellent musical program was given by Mrs: Don’ Lobdell and Miss Margaret Smith, Casper vocalists who were accompanied by Miss Nan Smith. Seventy-five guests attended includ- ing @ number of the visiting legion- naires. see Party Saturday At fabrook Home, Mr. and Mrs. EB. L. Estabrook were ts at g most enjoyable dancing arty given Saturday evening at their home. A buffet supper was seryed at midnight. Among those who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. ¥. C. Nicolaysen, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Reed, Dr, and’ Mrs. A. F. Hoff, Mrs, Robert Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Leigh ‘Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Burke Sin- clair, Dr..and Mrs. Nell Charles Gels, Mr. and Mrs. Charles I, Camp- bell, Judge and Mrs. R. R. Rose, Mr. and. Mrs. Joe Denham, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. H..P. Fishburn, Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R.D, Miller, Mr, and Mrs. W. L, Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Tyler of Douglas, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Bingenheimer, Mr. and Mrs. F. C, Capen, Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Tonkin, Mr. and. Mrs, Wilson, Miss Marg@et Dougherty, Miss Washburn, O. L. Walker, G. R. Waldschmidt, Rayburn 8, Webb and J.C, Snook, hy eee Ladies to Give Ice Cream Social. The Ladies Aid sgolety of the United Memorial church will give un ice cream social Wednesday eve- ning at 925 North Durbin. All the friends of the church are Invited. ee Current Events Division To Meet Tuesday Afternoon The Current events division of the Casper Woman's Departmental club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the public Ubrary with Mrs. W. W. Sprowl as leader. It is desired by members to mage this meeting of interest to women voters. . We jectors to vote while Mrs. C. D. Murane will give an interesting talk ©n the exercise of the franchise. ese Dinner This Evening For Denver Guests. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bingenheimer will. be hosts at an-informal dinner party this evening © at thelr home, 1114 South Durbin street complimen- tary. to Denver ‘guests in the clty wh@ are’ visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs, Neil Charles Gels. Covers willbe laid for: Dr. and Mrs. Geis, What Great Men Have Said About Music - Theodore - ROOSEVELT said, “Let the love for lit- erature, painting, architec- ture and, above all, Music enter your lives.” ~ —] Priced Nationally ticnaily, Advertieed $709, $515, $530, $450 - enient Terms, Also. The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. 232 EAST SECOND ST. [dnd guests, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Johraus and Mrs. Betty Connor, all , GR. Wald- of Denver, Paul schmidt, Glen scker and the host eee - and hostess, Informal Luncheon At Mahoney Cabin. “vad . Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney entertain- ed at an informal luncheon given to- day at her‘cabin at the foot of Ca: ber mountains for Mrs. M. C. Burke, Mrs. Denis Daly, Mrs. James Hayes, Mrs. M. C, Crouch, Mrs. William Swanton, Mrs. Timothy T. Daly and Mrs, Maurice Kelliher, eee Modern Woodmen ‘To Evening Meet This Ev Casper camp. No. 12325 , Modern Woodmen of America will meet on Monday evening at-8 o'clock at the Knights of Pythias hall. during which-time business of importance will be transacted. All members are asked to be present. 7 oe . Natrona Rebekah WHI Hold Meeting W. L. Kuykendahl Lodge No, 39 will meet in regular session Wed- nesday evening, August 27, at 8 o'clock at*the I. O. OF, hall. Fol- ‘owing the business meeting a s0- cial hour will be enjoyed and re- freshments will be served by the Mesdames Minnie’ Edelmuth, Mabel Wheeler, Rose Hogue and Perry Morris, All members of the -organ- jaztion in the city are invited to attend, eee W. ©. T. U. Meeting Friday Afternoon A general meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance unton will be held on Friday afterftoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Meth¢ it Episcopal church to which all members of the organization are asked to be pres- ent. Superintendents of the dit- ferent divisions are asked to give their annual reports at this meet- ing. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Marcell and daughter Genevieve of Kansas City, Mo., arrived in Casper last night from Glacler.park and: are. visiting at the home of the Rey. and Mrs. Charles A. Wilson, 1103 South Wol- cott street. Mr. Marcell is presl- dent of the White Eagle Refining company. “ Word has been. received here that Miss Edna Smith who has been touring the European countries for the last. few months departed yes- terday from Ireland ‘for the United States. is cee Mr, and Mrs, Vincent Carter are in Casper from Cheyenne to attend the American Legion . convention. Mrs. Carter. who was formerly Miss Helén Carlson of this city will visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl- son. eee Mrs. Joe Donlin (formerly Miss Eileen Sullivan and daughter, Mary Hanora. accompanied by Mrs, Mau- rice O’Connor of Ft. Waynne, Ind., will arrive in Casper Friday after- noon of this week on the Northwest- ern and will visit here for some time with Mrs. Donlin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan and sisters, Margaret; Kathleen and Patricia. eee Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spurlock and son, Sunny CY are in Casper visit- ing with relatives from the Buzzard ranch, eee Mr. and Mrs, A.J. Cunningham have returned from an extensive trip through the Western states. eee Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Branson and famfly have returned from a plea- sure trip of several weeks spent with relatives in Kansas. eee Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Evans of Denver are guests of friends in Cas- per for a few days this week. eee “Mr, and Mrs. W. D. Allely and daughter accompanied by their guests spent yesterday in Thermop- olis. eee Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hawkins have returned from a weeks’ pleasure trip ‘spent in meee ee Mr..and Mrs. Ted V@hite and Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy were among the Casper people who spent Saturday and Sunday in Thermopolis. Wan cee Mr. and Mrs. G. Lynn Frost and son Junior, left this afternoon for Denver where they will poin their daughters, Lucille and Mrs, Evelyn Gerdom. They will visit this week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crane, re- turning Labor day. eee Miss Vira Barker has as her guest at her home on South Beech street tor several weeks, Miss Cleo Weav- er of Springfield, Ill. Miss Weaver spent a Number of weeks in Casper last summer a guest, at the Barker home. eee : Mr. and Mrs, Glen jBarker re- turned yesterday from . Sheridan, where they visited for a hort time with Mr. Barker's parents. They also spent a short time at a number of the summer resorts near Sheri- dan. eee Edward Chatfield, who has been spending some time with his auntin Rapid City, 8. D., has arrived in the city and will make his home here with his mother, Mrs. Lillian @hat- field, eee Mr. and Mra, John Saltis and fam- ily of Rock Sptings are in Casper. for a few days this week, . . Mr. and Mra. A, G, Jamison of Salt Creek are in. the city, today vis- iting with friends and attending to business affairs, . say Carlin of the “Artists won a melon-eating contest from ———— eeeeeeeeeeSEEeSSSSSSSSSSSSseseeeeee trip»spent in New York and Boston. Mrs. Perkins who accompanied him east will visit in Chicago, Boston and Denver with friends before re- turning to Casper. 7 “Jr. John Hines and Mrs. Hines are in Casper to attend the Ameri- can Legion copvention being held here this week. ‘i eee Cc. V. Garnett, Laramie attorney, and “Mrs. Garnett are in Casper for several days. ee Mr, and Mrs. C. Soper who have charge of the hospital at Fort Mc- Kenzie near Sheridan, are in Casper for a few days ‘this week. 7 cee L. C. Bishon, state water commis- sioner, and) Mrs. Bishop, were visi- tors in Casper yesterday from Doug- las. eee Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McConaghy and Dean Smith are in Casper as delegates from Evanston American Legion and auxiliary to the state convention being held here this Week. see Mr. and Mrs. Pagl A. Rothwell, Mrs. H; P. Rothwell and Miss Mar- ion Rothwell of Buffalo and Miss Nell Rothwell of _Thermopol's spent several days here last week visiting with friends, es ee Betty Snow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Snow of Midwest is vis- iting at the Lathrop summer home at the foot of Casper mountains. cee Mr. and Mrs. MacKay and Mrs. MacLennan spent a short time last week in Glenrock, guests of Mr. an Mrs. Thomis Garden. eee The Rev. and Mrs. Lewis E. Car- ter and family are in Laramie and spent Saturday at Brooklyn lake. The Rey. Carter occupied the pulpit yesterday at the Methodist church in Laramie.” cee Mrs. J. S. Mechling, grand guar- dian of the Job's daughters is in Laramie to attend the Grand chap- ter, Order of Eastern Star which convenes there this week. eee Harry McNamara and Ted Apgard of Fort Russell spent yesterday in Douglas/the guests of Mr. McNam- ara’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thom- as McNamara, eee Miss Anetta Wilson of Omaha will arrive in Casper today’ from her home ‘n Omaha and will be the guest here for a short time of Mrs. Ty J. Drew at her home on North Durbin street. see Mr. and Mré. T. C: Spears and daughter, Mi: Frances Nixon will leave the latter part of the week for Denver where they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell’ and baby daughter, Rosemond, Miss Nix- on will go from Denver to Salt Lake City where she attends school. eee Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Harman of San- Antonio, Tex.,“were visitors who ar- rived in the city yesterday, eee Mr. and Mrs. Irving King and familly of Iowa City, spent yesterday in Casper. eee Mr. and Mrs. C. Daley are visi- tors in the city for a short time frcm’ their home in Lincoln, Neb. eee Mr. and Mrs. Midwest are in days this week. eee Abe Kassis, Thomas Kassis, Miss Mary Kassis, Miss Cora Likely and Miss Jean Lowndes mt yester- day at Lavoye visiting with the Misses Edna and Victoria Kassis, eee Mr. and Mrs, T. F. Tamphere are among the out of town visitors spending a few days here from Midwest. W. A. Simons of Casper. for a fow eee Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Dye of Tulsa are in Casper for several days this week on. busines: resentative of Rope company of Trinton, N. ¥, ose O, T. Dawson, general. manager ot the National Supply company of Tulsa and Mrs, Dawson will atrive in Casper tomorrow and will spend a short time here enroute to the Yellowstone National park, eee Mr, 6nd Mrs, H, M, Slaton who are touring the west arrived in Cas- nd Mode Is” likes luscious ter choriste: ratermelon. at Chicago. She 502 East L. Street. Mr. and Mrs. Slaton will leave tomorrow for their home in Seattle; Wash., where Mr. Slaton is representative for the stern states’ of the LaSalle Ex- tension University. eee Dr. and Mrs. William A. Bryant returned yesterday from a 10 days’ pleasure trip spent in Denver and Estes Park. eee H. Warren of the WesterA es Oil and Land company and i Che Casuer Daily Cribun She’s Champ Watermelon Eater CITY BRIEFS C. Warrick, vice president of the Standard Ol! company of Indiana and Bowman Parks, also a vice president, are in Casper to attend the meeting of the Manufacturing committee be- ing held here today. They will be guests during their stay here et the Midwest club house. eee Attorney Frank England returned last evening from a several days business trip to Billings and other Montana points. eee G. W. Greenburg of the Midwest Refining company arrived in Casper yesterday from Denver. eee ©. L. Henderson of St. Louis is spending several days in Casper this week. eee J. C, Keene of Denver ts transact- ing business affairs in the city for several days. eee J. N. Reynolds arrived in the city yesterday from Elmer, Mo., and will spend several days here. eee W. L. Barr is among the Denver business visitors spending several days in the city. eee Timothy Mahoney, Sr., {s in Cas- per for a short time this week on business. see Kenneth McDonald ts spending a few days in Thermopolis. M. L, Foy, sales manager of the White Motor company {s in Lander for a short time on business. cee 2 R. W. Shaw of the Oi] Field Trans- portation company js spending a few days in Cheyenne and Rawlins on business for his company. see John Snyder, state treasurer, fs in Casper for a. few days this week. se McLellan of Livingston Mont is attending to buriness af- fairs ere for a few days having arrived last evening. eee William Harrison, prominent Ther mopolis clothing man, ts in Casper to attend the American Legion con- vention convening here this week. coe Walter F. Davis formerly adju- tant general of the state is in Cas- per a guest at the Townsend. eee Percy Spencer, prominent Chey- enne attorney 1s: an out of town visitor In Casper this week. eee Frank W. Ring of the Cordale Sheep company is among the visit- ors here from Cheyenpé. James H. Alexander of Chicago is here for a short time. eee W. E. Hopper, Sreveport, La., busi- ness man is in Casper a guest at the Townsend. eee F, 8, Smith, state fdod inspector, ls in the city for a few days this week from Cheyenne. see A. J. Cunningham left last eve- ning for Cheyenne on a several days’ business trip. eee William Morris and John Cullen, formerly of Carper, now-of Laramie, are in thé city attending’ the Ameri- can, Legion convention and: visiting with friends. “ eee Friends tn Casper will be sorry to ‘earn of the death of little Charles Cuplen, nephew of Charles A. Cul- len of the Chamberlain Furniture company, which occurred last week at his home in Kearney, Neb. see Fred Babb, prominent Denver business man {s in Casper for a few days on business. eee Cc. (Fat) Worth of Salt Creek Is spending the day In Casper. eee George Fulcomer, Bellville, Kan., leading rag time piano members of organizations, M Warren spent the week end in Thermopoll: see H. C. Fisher, who is connected with the Chicago Iren and ‘Bridge Works and Mrs. Fisher will leave overland Wednesday for Whiting, Ind., where they will. make their home. Mr. Fisher will stop enroute in Missouri where she will Visit for a short time with her mother and sister. . see Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Christian re- turned last evening from Thermop- olis where they spent. several days. Mrs, Edna Merrill, telephone oper- ator at the Henning has returned from @ pleasure trip to Denver and Portland. eee, i WioH) Leckhart,/ formerly treas- urer of the Producers and Refiner's corporation, Mrs. Lockhart and daughter Hazel will arrive in Cas- per this evening from 4 fishing trip spent in the Sweetwater country. During their stay in Casper they will be guests at the Henning. J. R, Stapleton of Cheyenne is in Casper to attend the American Le- gion Convention and will visit be- fore returning to his home with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Stapleton and daughter Imogene. Ira G. Wetherill, division man- ager of the Nationa! Supply com- Oscar ‘Thoma: strict. man- and John A. ismar, vice president and general rm er of Toledo will leave tomorrow for Raw- ins on a short business trip. Point Venise Used INT VENISE tace givén” ishtfully picturesque and femi- nine touch to this black char- meuse gown thar is otherwise quite straight and plain. It suggesta a very clever way of refurbishing a i | _ dresses at one E AGAIN extend a hearty welcome to the We Are Showing Comprehensive Lines of the New Fall Modes Hats, Dresses, Suits, Coats, Furs the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary, their families and friends who are honoring Casper with their pres- ence during the conventions of these patriotic ---‘F:yverywoman’s Store” Not an Empty Phrase “—The words’ “everywoman’s‘store” are not just.an ~ empty phrase to catch the eye of the reader. ‘They instead broadly . but concisely convey the functions of this institution. ‘They mean just what they say. This store is plan- ned to serve the needs of every woman; whether she be a woman of great or small means; whether, regardless of her financial status, she desires to pur- ‘ chase inexpensive wear or luxurious apparel. Je Fur coats may be had at two thousand or two hun- dred dollars; cloth coats at two hundred or twenty; hundred or at ten. ‘The woman of means may often purchase the less expensive according to her needs and desires. The woman who must carefully count her dollars at times demands the best regardless of price. $35.00. prices. The volume of our stocks is an Here the small woman, the woman of medium figure and the one of large proportions may all find comprehensive lines of apparel at various price ranges. On the main floor are to be found dresses selling at from $19.75 to $200.00; coats at from $38.50 to $350.00; furs up to $2000.00; suits at from $50.00 to $250.00. On‘the mezzanine hats are mainly priced from $10.00 to All Summery’ Merchandise Now at Clearance Prices Casper for a few days the guest of Harry McNamara of the Levy Con- struction company. eee Attorney John Raymond MeDer- mott spent yesterday at Alcova vis- iting with friends. eee 8..N. Brooks shipped a number of carloads of sheep to Omaha last week. eee John W. Curran and D. Carr of the Schulte blacksmith shop, spent Saturday and Sunday in Thermop- olis. eee Frank Perkins was among the Casper people who spent yesterday at Thermopolis . M’COY’S PLEA IS DEFERRED LOS ANGELES, Aug. 25.—Kid McCoy, former pugilist, entered Su- perfor Judge Charles 8. Crail's court here today to plead to a charge of murder, three of assault with intent to commit murder, and four of rob- bery, but a legal argument blocked proceedings and the hearing was ad- dourned until Thursday. A prosecution motion to add the name of Mrs. Jennie Thomas, sister of McCoy, to the lst of witnesses on the county grand jury indictment precipitated an argument when de- fense counsel objected to the mo- tion and adjournment was taken be- fore the defense was able to make its own heralded motion attacking the, indictment. McCoy appeared to have regained much of his old composure and as surance despite his reported worry over the serious tlIness of his aged mother, Mrs. Mary Selby, and his own precarious position. The former prize ring {dol was neatly, almost stylishly attired. He looked well-kept, smiled frequently PAGE THREE. | Funeral Services For Storm Victims VACHERIES, La, Aug. 25-— Joint funeral services will be held to- day for the eight victims of a wind storm which demolished the St. Phillips Catholic church yesterday while a crowd was gathering for a church festival. Among the score of injured, little hope was held for the recovery of Miss M Haydel, member of a family of whom three were killed. & egcnsDt Having their shoulders tattooed butterfly s is said shiona or other at- to be a new women in with flower tr des’ mong 1ington, active | ace Eee aiiatsrnerree Mosquitoes At Grocers & Drugglsts Roaches. Developed at America’s Foremost Industrial Research Institute, Bed Bu ‘Mills Ein Dead Casper’s fair visitors are urged to make this town gheadquarters—a ient place The Frantz Shop is here to serve them all, fairly and impartially, - The size of the Frantz Shop permits the carrying of ade- quate lines at all prices. In the subway, similar items are carried Hats and apparel of simpler styles sive fabrics but the very best that are to be procured for the money—inexpensive but not cheap merchandise, WYOMING'S BTORE FOR important consideration, LARGE! conven- to meet your friends. big store their down- at much lower and less expen- er AND WOMEN FINEST W. G./ Perkins of the W. G. Perk-| per Saturday and are the guests company returned yesterday here of Mrs, Slaton’s parents, Mr, morning from an extensive buyingand Mra,H, C, Fisher at their homo, dress that is of last season's stock. Novelty silk buttons also trim the waist and add to the general effect. Phone 194