Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1924, Page 3

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1924, - — \ ~ ea ? Miller-Honeyeutt Marriage Sunday. Miss Wyoma Miller and Willard H. Honeycutt were quietly married yesterday afternoon at the Presby- terlan manse, 1103 South Wolcott, by tho paster, the Rev. Charles A. Wilson, The ring ceremony was used. The bride who is a daughter of U, S. Miller, 352 CY avenue, plo- neer of Natrona county, was grad- uated from high school in 1923..The groom came to the city several months ago fromm: tis former home in Oklahoma and has been engaged in the contracting business. The couple will make their home ‘here. ‘ ere. S Concert To Bé Given October Sixth Interests Casper Public Under the auspices of the Charity depargment of the Casper Woman's Deyfftmental Club, the first con. t of this widter’s season will be given on Monday evening, October 6 at the America theater. The twp artists, Middleton, bass baritone and Althouse, tenog, are without a superior in the musical world. Sea son ickets are now on sale at the Klein-Marks Music and Art Shop and the Wells music store. To sing well demands something more than voice. Voice is essential, and the degree of its warmth and color and flexibility and power de- termines its worth. But the sing- er who commands his auditors, who touches the chord of their respon- siveness, must ~ possess resources other than voice alone. ‘The sing- ing talent and emotion are other requisites. | Musical intelligence is yet another. So, too, is the capa- city to enunelate distinctly the text —which is the heart of the song be- cause the story is there. Paul Althouse has gained his pre- eminept position among tenors be- cause he ig a singer with a volce— who sings! At the Metropolitan opera hous® he has proved for nine ccessive seasons that he deserves place among the elect. On the concert platform Mr. Althouse has monstrated again and again—year + year—that he is an artist. ch new season finds this young \merican better equipped than the season before. Experience and in- dustry are mellowing his dramatic tenor voice and his constantly broad- ening art. Mr. Althouse has progressed in his career because he was endowed igh the essentials for achieving one whth is unicue. He is no less et- fective in sotg recital than as a distinguished soloist in any of the numerous festivals for which he is anoually engaged. ‘ ‘The popularity of M’ddleton is in- ted by the fact that he has ap- red over 500 times in “The Mes n.ecual number of times “Oljah” with very many appear- ances in all the other oratorfos be- sides, His concert {tineraries have carried him over thousands of miles into every stute of the union and to fat away Australia. OCIETY, MARY TOBIN - There will be luncheon Tuesday, September 16, at the’ Wyatt cafe- terla at 1 o'clock for members of the charity department and concert committee of the Casper Woman's Departmental club. oe Legion Auxiliary Meeting Wednesday. - The regular monthly meeting of the American Legion auzxillary will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock at the Methodist. Epis- copal church. All. members are asked to be present. . Party Friday Evening At Presbyterian Manse. An informal yurty wjll be given on Friday evening of this week at 8 o'clock at the Presbyterian manse for members of the Brotherhood class of the church, the ladies’ classes, officers and teachers of the Sunday school and their husbands and wives, eee Dinner Party at Bingham Home Is Enjoyable Affair. Miss Louise Bingham, was hostess at a dinner party given Saturday evening at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Bingham, 611 Kimball avenue, complimentary to Miss Dorothy Byars, who will attend school this year at the Colorado uni- versity and Miss Helen McFadyen who will leave soon for Washington where she will enter National Park seminary. -Table decorations were cleverly carried out with a red school house used as a centerpiece, favor dolls as place cards, and nut baskets résembling traveling cases. Dainty corsdges were given to tho girls while the Misses McFadyen and Byars received guest gifts. Following tho dinner the evening Wos spent in ‘dancing and playing games, Prizes for the games were won by Miss ‘Pauline Meyer and Harry Champion. Guests present were: Miss La- venia Nelson, Miss Thelma Punten- ney, Miss Pauline Meyer, Miss Lillian England, and the Messrs. Richard Thompson, Warren’ Mc- Kelvey, Jay Wolfert, Harry Cham- pion, Phillip Edwards, Charles Hol- ‘and, Edmond Brawley of Lander and the guests of honor. vee Nocturne Club to Meet This Evening. The Nocturne club will be enter- tained this evening at 8 o'clock by Mr 8. E. Wertenberger at the home of: her sister, Mrs, H. TB. Pearce, 305 South Kimball avenue. oe: ursday, September 18 The regular mont ealth con- Arthur Middleton is purely an ference will be held in the Natrona American- product, never een abroad, The late Alexander Ymslio, master voice builder and coach, was his only teacher. He is on artist’s artist, but -his appeal is to anyone who enjoys real singing. ‘There is no refinement, no charm in the art.of song foreign to his artis- The singer's noble voice re- flects every mood of the -composi- tion he is interpretating whether in tye long remembered lyric or yyefling dramatic passage. Diction, rasing, nuance are all managed with consummate ease and finesse And few singers before the public today—if any—excel this great american baritone in his enunciation «ft clear, understandable English that carries to the farthest reaches of the auditorium in which h® is appearing. : oe Mrs. Campbell to Entertain at Country Club. ° Mrs. Charles I. Campbell wil! tertain informally on Thursday of tis week, September 18, at the B Country club in honor of . Mrs. Maurice O'Connor and Mrs. Joe Nonlin of Ft. Wayne, Ind., guests at the Patrick Sullivan home. eee Tutheran Aid Meeting it Odd Fellows’ Hall Tho Ladies’ Aid clety of the Grace English Lutheran. church will hott its social meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:20 o'clock at the O34 Vellows’ hall. Hostesses for the af- ternoon will be the Mesdames Blatt nd Sorenson. . E. S. Tea Tuesday Afternoon. ‘ort Caspar chapter, Order of the ern Star, will give a tea on ‘Tuesday afternoon, September 16, to which all members and yisiting members are cordially invited to at- tend, This will be the first meet- jug singe the summer vacation and “ good attendance is desired. Hostesses for. the afternoon will in Bottles Only Half Pint... 500 Pt. 750 Qt. $1.25 Tria! Sprayer Free Hand Sprayer. FLIES Mosquitoes Roaches Ants Bed Bugs Etc. Kills Em Dead 40 At Grocers & Druggists Foremost massed Research institutes having | County hospital on Thursday, Sep- tember 18, from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. Mothers are asked not to bring children who have been) exposed to communicable diseases or who have a new cold. eee American Yoemen to Hold Special Meeting This Evening. The Brotherhood of the Américan Yoeman will hold a special meeting this evening at the Knights of Pythias hall. Following the busi- ness meeting during which time of- ficers will be elected, a dancing party will be giyen with special music and refreshments served by a committee in charge. eee Mountain View Residents To Be Entertained. Mrs. Jack Weidner, Mrs. H. rooke and Mra, R. Selton will be joint hostesses at an informal party io be given on Tuesday, evening at 7:30. o’clgck at the home ‘of the former for all residents of Mountain View. An invitation is extended to all members to attend. = : PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. R, Hall arrived in the elty yesterday from their home at Atchison, Kans., and will spend séveral days here. “ee Mrs. Charles Brown {a visiting in the city for a few 's from New Castle. ee Mrs. J. Fraser and Mrs. U. L. Holbrook were visitors who spent yesterday here from Salt Creek. cee Mrs. Robert A. Young and ‘Robert per arrivals. yesterday and will be guests at the Henning during their stay here. eee Mr. and Mrs. James C..Wardson are visiting with friends tn Denver and other Colorado points for a few weeks. “0. Miss Margaret England will attend the state fair in Douglas tomorrow. cee Mrs. C. L. Rinemuth of 115 South Wolcott street is leaving this after. noon for Cedar Rapids, Ia., having received word of the serious illness of her brother. eee Mr, and Mrs. Julian Lever, Jr. will leave this evening on the North- western for Michigan where they at- tend school at the University of that state. eee Miss Rose Mary Robertson who has been the guest of relatives here for the last week departed yesterday for her home in Colorado. ee Miss June Thompson, daughter of Commander N. T. Thompson, U. 8. of Baltimore, Maryland, leaves tonight for Baltimore to resume her studies, Miss Thompson has beén visiting friends in Casper ‘for few days on her return from a vacation in the Orient and California, owe Edmond Brawley returned to, hig home in Lander yesterday after | Mr. guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Bing- ham at their home on Kimball ave- nus. eee Miss Hattle Wyatt left last even- ing for Denver where she will spend several days. . She was accompanied by her sister, Evelyn and cousin, Dela Decker .who will attend school this year at Loeetto Heights college. Miss Decker, who was graduated from the county high school last spring, will begin her freshman work in college. eee Attorney and Mrs: Frank England have as ‘their guest at their home, Mrs. BD. G. Shelby of Dallas, Tex., mother of Mrs. England. eee Mrs. George Meers spent yesterday here visiting with friends from La- voye. yy eee Herbert Ladd of the Midwest Re- fining company, and Mrs. Ladd have returned from a two weeks’ vacation trip spent with Mrs, Ladd’s mother, They were accompanied home dy thelr son Junior who has. been spending the summer months with his grandmother. eee Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Hill have as their guest here for a short thne, Mrs: Maurice W. Collins from Chey- enne. eee Lewis (Budd) Barker Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Barker of 902 South Beech street, is leaving today for Wisconsin where he will enter St.. John's iisny ak academy. v and Mrs. Gordon Habenicht jet the Bungalow grocery will leave on Wednesday by motor for a sev- eral days’ trip to Denver. eee Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson of Min- neapolis are visitors in the. city for a few days having arrived verter. day. eee Mrs. 8B. B. Brooks will leave to- morrow evening for Laramie to at, tend a meeting of the board of trustees of the University of Wyo- ming of which she js a member. eee Car] Shumaker, cashier of the Wyoming National bank, has re- turned from the east where he accompanied Mrs. Shumaker who was called there by the death of her father. © eee Mrs. J. W, O'Neil of Chicago, who has been the guest here for a week of Mrs. |B. B.| Brooks, will depart tomorrow evening for her home. Mrs. O'Neil was accompanied to Casper by Dr. O'Neil who is spend- ing several weeks on a hunting trip in, the Jackson Hole country with Dr! H. R. Lathrop. CITY BRIEFS Blas Vucurevich will leave to- morrow evening for Denver and Ft. Collins where he will. spend several days transacting business affairs. eee Earl Callaway of the Callaway Furniture company is in Chicago on a buying trip Ae | . ; Arhong the prominent out /of town stockholders meeting of the Consol- idated Royalty Oll company today ‘were’ Eugene Coste and E. F. Coste of Calgary, Can., large oil and gas producers, C. P, Whitney, Gordon Whitney, G. E. Watson and L. B. Pierce of Chicago, Ill., Roderick Matson, Warren Richardson and Iver Johnson of Cheyenne: ee Don Phillips will leave on Fri- day of this week overland for a sev- eral days’ business trip to Sheridan. 7 8 ee F. W. Frank spent yesterday here on business from Buffalo. eee W. E. Fouch of Riverton !s trans- acting business affairs here for a short time. cee E. F. Parker was among the out- of-town men who. spent yesterday in the city. ‘ ee F. W. Musser of Salt Lake City fs making one of his regular business cglls here this week and is a guest at the Henning. eee D. H. Ralston of Arminto spent yesterday here visiting with friends. see F. W. Ware is a Chicago bus!- rless man spending several days here this week. eee D. F. MeDonald is transacting business affairs in Casper from Al- laince, Neb. eee T. C.. Daniels {s in the city from Pullman, Wash., and is a guest at the Henning. ee H. N. Thompson of Kaycee is here today attending to business af- fairs and visiting with friends. eee Visitors in the |clty ypsterday from Salt Creek included, 8. 8. Rig- gins, N. 8. Brady, Duncan McAllis- ter, James Craig, and R. G. Swert- wood. eee B. O. Hammond of the Parkers. burg Rig and Reel company, lett this morning for Salt Creek on a short business trip for his com- pany. eee W. C. Stewart is transacting busi- ness affairs here from Denver and 1s a guest at the Townsend. eee Howard C. Stevens has return- ed from a week's visit spent with friends in Thermopolis. eee R. BW. Chaffer and Robert 0. Sharnes were among the Denver business men who arrived in the city this morning. eee William Coughlin of Topeka, Kan., is visiting in the city for a few days having arrived yesterday. eee E. C. Halsey of Denver is attend- ing to business affairs of importance in Casper for a few days this week. eee Ralph Wertz has returned from a several weeks’ visit spent in Den- ver. eee L, H. Wilkins of Chicago arrived in the elty this morning on a sey. Che Casper Daily Cribune a guest at the Townsend during his vtay here. eee * James Milne has been spending several days in the city on bust- ness. cee ‘ D. J, Frey of Midwest is here to- day on business. * eee J. R. Miller is a Chicago business caller spending a short time in the city. > cee H. Dean of New York City is here on business having arrived this morning, eee -F. D. Wooten of Layoye came in this morning and will spend several days hore. Local Retailers Offer Low Prices On: Lucky Strikes Habing been especially stocked wtih Lucky Strike cigarettes in tins of one hundred, local tobacco mer- chants are conducting special sales of this package in co-operation with the American Tobacco company, the manufacturers of this brand. The manufacturer offers Lucky Strikes in tins of one hundred for actual price of the cigarettes them- selves, the company paying the United States tax. Thus the package costs but forty-five cents instead of the normal price of seventy-five cents. The special sale Price is limited, however, to the present stocks of these packages. As soon as retailers sell their present supplies of Lucky Strike 100s the regular price. will automatically become effective. Attend Our “Uncle Joe’s”. Autumn D “Uncle Joe” Cannon is thinking about the presidential campaign as he sits on his front porch in Danville, IN, these autumn days, And his mind joes back through the years to others even more bitter. But this time “Uncle Joe’ is out of the fight. His life is fading lke the autumn leayes. Style Revue at the Rialto Theater Tonight or Tuesday Evening 9 p.m. 1924—25 Apparel Styles Will Be Presented For Your Approval Committee Of G. O. P. Women Meets Tonight Mrs. B. B. Brooks, Republican national committeewoman, will meet with the woman's Republican county central committee this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Republican head- quarters for the purpose of making plans and outlining policies for the PAGE THREE. * organizing of Republican Woman's clubs. Memembers on the commit- tee include Mrs. C. D, Murane, Mrs.‘ Edna Thomas, Mrs.°Frank Firman and Mrs. H.-C. Chappell. | RIN NIGHT& MORNING & ' KEEP YOUR EYES CLEAN CLEAR AND HEALTH’ Warts FOR CABS STS CARS DOOR: MURLES On Yates Says=— “At the present rate of more than a hundred dollars a day worth of developing and printing, everybody in central Wyoming wiil have one of those $3.25 Kodak Albums free. If you haven’t secured yours yet, send in your orders before the date of expiration, October 1. This offer will have been the means of demonstrating to each one of you how superior our work is to that you get elsewhere. We expect ceiving your continued business, to be reimbursed through re- Mr. and Mrs. Yates are graduates from the great Eastman school for developing and printing. The KIMBALL DRUG STORES CASPER’S PIONEER STORES Wyoming's Leading Drug Stores The Rexall Stores “TWO STORES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE” Our Fall Opening: Now In Progress Authentic Modes In Apparel and Hats 49 For Women and Misses On Display t Who Willi Be the Lucky Woman to Wear the Shukert Squirrel Coat Given Away Wednesday Evening at the Rialto? Exposition and Sale —OF— ‘SHUKERT’S Furs Displayed Tonight and Tuesday Evening During Our Style Revue At the Rialto Theater On Sale At This Store Until Thursday Evening —Every Frantz Shop customer who purchased Shukert furs last season knows what Shukert service and Shukert guarantee means. | 2 ~ \: —There is no doubt as to quality—no question as tofull value for money paid. ~yYou are welcome to subject Shukert furs to evéry test and every comparison. —Our own positive guarantee in addition gives added assurance to the purchaser, eral Jays’ business trip wd Wil] Le) mmm ee rem nl ee