Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 2, 1924, Page 3

"THURSDAY, ocToRER 21 1924. MARY TOBIN . a a a at the. state university at ~ Vs g.ris® pledged to the ferent sororities. The list follows: Pi Beta Phi—Jean Mabee, Chey- 0; Betty Johnston, Cheyenne; Sarah Holmes, Evanston; Mary Whalen, Kock Springs; Helen Mc- Garrity, Riverton} Alice Wright, Laramie; Nell Avent, Burlington; Alice Thompson, ~ Thermopolis; Marion Jenkins, Pinedale; Anne Gil- bert, Lander; Louise Price, Laramie; Ajieen Nelson, Greybu! Mary Hobbs, Saab: Virginia Pearson, Denver, Co! Dalta ‘Dele Delta—Nellie McPhee, Evanston; Dorothy King, Mont- peer, Idaho; Mary Grace Larson, Arthur, Texas; Georgina Feendle, Rawlins; Frances Josselyn, Sheridan; Dorothy Nolan, Laramie; Kathleen Canilin, Rawlins. Kappa Delta—Helen MeKoy, Sheridan; Janie McClintock, Sheri- can; © Zaldee Dickinson, . Sheridan; Ruth “Morgaridge, Sheridan; Kath- rin Prahl, Laramie; Rae Crall, Lbdrem fe; Pearl Jones, Cody; Clara Holm, -Cody;. Mae Nordquist, Cody; Mildred Callahan, Torrington; Geral- dine Stewart, Kemmerer; Doris Bailey, Green River. Gamma Zeta—Helen Clark, Chey- enn Gertrude Skovgard, Basin; Mary Garver, Hudson; Julfa Her- ring, Laramie; Grace Richey, Chey- enne; Farthing, Cheyenne; Helen Tyvold, Laramie; Eileen Clow, Denver, Cole.; Marie Mathews, Buf- falo; Verna “Gibson, Stillwater, Okla.; Irene Wilson, Saratoga. eee The Ladies’ Aid society of the ‘Winter Memorial Presbyterian church will meet Friday afternoon, ——_—__—_— include Mrs. Frank Cowan, Mrs. Paul Hooper, Mrs. T. J. Drew, Mrs. Charles T. McGrady, Miss Kathleen Sullivan, Mies Kathryn Mahoney, Miss Patricia Sullivan and Miss Margaret England. ym oe Methodist Aid to. Meet at Church Friday. The.General Aid society of the First Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon at the church par- lors with members of the Capitol Hull circle acting as hostesses. An interesting program “has heen pre- pared and a large attendance is de sired. A prize will be awarded to the circle having the largest attend- ance. eee The Rev. and Mrs. Rehwalt Are Guests at . Members of the Trinity Lutheran church met last evening at the parsonage, 617 East Fourth street, to welcome the pastor, the Rev. Rehwailt and Mrs. Rehwalt who have just recently arrived in Casper. A delightful musical program was given including vocal, violin and cello numbers by members of the church choir after which W. H. Smith, in behalf of the congregation presented the Rev. and Mrs. Reh- walt with oa gift, a floor lamp and & purse of money. The Rev. Rehwalt responded with an appro- priate tatk expressing his gratitude to all those present. Refreshments were served at the close of ths eve- ning by members of the Ladies’ Aid society. Bookfellow Set for Tonight. The regular monthly. meeting of the Casper circle of Bookfellows will be held this evening at 6:30 o'clock at the Henning hotel. The complete Program has not been arranged. It | Will include “Down to the Fair,” a health department, will give a talk of‘interest after which the regular business meéting. will be held. eee Mre.- Hoff Will Be Hostess for Cinb Meeting. Mrs. A. F. Hoff will be hostess for the regular meeting of the Dupli- cate Bridye'club Friday at hei home, 1139 South Custer epost, Midnight: tise crab To Mest This Evening. The frst regular meeting of the antares ‘Bridge club will be held ‘evening at the Jeremiah Ma- Spry “home, 536 South Wolcott sireet.. Members who will attend Poem by Bert Greener, and also a. piano relection- by him, a talk by Mrs. Frank O’Brien, a poem by Neal Gallatin, a talk by D. W. Ogilbee, poem by Mrs. C. M. Elgin, two vocal numbers by Mrs. Roy Churchill Smith, poem, “The Old Felt Hat,” by Mr, Smith, and a re- lew by Eugene Martin of the play, ‘Hell. Bent for Heaven.” Mrs. Lillian Van Burgh will be in charge of the meeting and will read one or two of ‘her own original poems. see i Santha Officer Visits Casper. sone Ida M. Hall, of McKeesport, spent Monday and Tuesday in fee on official business, in con- nection with Omara Santha No. 43. Meinbers of the local Santha attend- ed a meeting held on Monday eve- ning at which time several matters. _of importance came up for discus- nda and disposal. While in the city: Mrs, Hall was rien see Sra é Lr tat 1020'E 1029 East rg yey preety street. Mrs. Hall; who is a “Maharani of the’ ‘Tnfperial Santha, a national or- ganization, is making her official visit-to the Santhas in the western and Pacific coast. states. eee power | Bake Sale Saturday nt cough syrup ready-made for ‘imes the money. Tastes pleas- nt and never spoils. ees and Syrup preparation it at ef cause of a wait and immediate ral . nas' romptly refunded. The Pinex Co, Co., t. Wayne, Ind. White's Grocery Store. : Mrs. U. 8. Miller’s division of 1! Presbyterian ‘Ladies’ Aid society will hold a bake sale on Saturday, October 4, at’ White's grocery. The sale will begin at 11 o'clock and witl consist of chicken sandwiches, cakes and candy. see Woman's Benefit Association Of Macabees to Meet. The Woman's Benefit association of the Macabees will hold its regu- lar meeting on Monday evening, October 6, at 8 o'clock promptly at the Odd Fellows’ hall. A masquer- ade party will he given during the evening to which xll members as weil'as visiting members in the city are invited to attend. Those who attend and are not masqued wil! be fined. A picnic lunch will be served by a committee in charge. ee : Formal Dinner Dance October 7 at Townsend, The first formal entertainment of the season will be given next Tues- day evening, Octeber 7, at the Town- “Casper and Sodom” ‘Which Is Worse? This Is the Question for Discussion TONIGHT At the REVIVAL MEETING eat First Christan Church Grant and Lind. Streets (Take Grant Street Bus) MEETING STARTS AT 7:30 COME EARLY FOR A GOOD SEAT Che Casper Daily’ Cribune MRS. JOE DONLIN, nee Miss Eileen Sullivan who is leaving today for her home in Fort Wayn entertained during her visit here. sendhotel in the form of a dinner and dancing party. The affair is being sponsored by a number of Casper’s young bachelors and prom- is@s to be a huge success.” Forty couples will attend. eee Dinner This Evening At Mullin Club, A dinner will be served to the public this evening at the Mullin club by members of the Altar and Rosary society of St. Anthony's Catholic church. PERSONALS William Brewer, a pioneer stock- man of Powder River, Mrs. Brewer and family spent yesterday here: vis- iting with relativ . . Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. O’Marr of Sheridan are spending a day of two in Casper, eee . Joe Donlin and daughter, Hanora and Mrs. Maurice O'- ne and who has been extensively the Northwestern for théir homes in Ft. Wayne, Ind., after spending a month here visiting with Mrs. Don- lin's parents, Mr, and Mr. Patrick Sulivan and sisters, Margaret, Kath- leen and Patricia; Parry Mr. and Mrs, M. C. Morran of Denver arrived in Casper yesterday and will spend the remainder of the week here on business, cee Miss Hattle Wyatt returned yes- terday from a several weeks’ motor trip to Denver and Boulder. eee Mrs. R. J. Mosher spent yesterday at Salt Creek visiting with friends. eee Mr. and Mrs. George Strickland left this morning for Sunbrust, Mont., to make their home. Mr. JEAN’S NURSERY “A Safe Place For the. Kid” DAY AND NIGHT. SERVICE Single Hour 20c, Three Hours 50¢ Special Family Rates ‘Jean's Nursery, Cottman 124 W. Second St. Phone 1991R Connor are leaving this evening on PAGE THREE. Strickland is connected with the IMonois Pipe Line company. ce Mrs, L, 8. Jiffen of Midwest spent yesterday here shopping and visit- ing with friends. eee Mrs. C. W. Corey of Sheridan is a visitor in the city today a guest at the Townsend. Sian Mr. and Mrs. Boney Earnest of Aleova are in Casper for a few days this week. eee Mrs. Arthur Bullock of Laramie is visiting in the city for a short time haying arrived last evening. eee Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Corey of Le- voye are guests at the Townsend for a short time. HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK YOUNG Grandmother kept her hair beau- tifully darkened, glossy and attrac- tive with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked ap- Pearance, this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug store for “Wy- eth’s Sage and Sulphur Compoun4,” you will get a large bottle of this old-time recipe, improved by the ad- dition of other ingredients, all ready to use, at very little cost. This simple mixture can be depend- ed upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. 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