Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1924, Page 7

_ Concert Season to Open Here Monday Night With Concert Stars Who Appear in Recital. Here Monday Evening L Am, ya i SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1924. Althouse and Middleton to Give Recital Musical Public Looks , Forward to Great Entertainment Anticipatory thrills are preludes to many events but Casper today is looking forward to the opening con- cert at the America theater tomor- tow night, when Paul Althouse and Arthur Middleton will appear in Joint recital as tehor and baritone, with more than its usual avidity for things musical. Much has been promised in con- nection with the coming here of the two famed vocalists. Still, lttle enough of their classic ability to sing superbly, has ,been conveyed to the loca} public. Long. before Middleton and Althouse ever had a though of coming to this city they had risen to great heights, had startled and pleased the discriminat- ing peoples of many nations. Distant from the centers of popu- lation where artists of all kinds cen- ter, Casper feels doubly enthusiastic over the prospect of hearing tomor- row night's recital. Seldom is it ; possible to afford the best, but the geries p'anned for this winter bring Paul Althouse, noted tenor wh se the finest musicians here at com-|lands, will please a Casper audience at the America theater tomorrow Arthur Middleton, baritone, evening when he and Mr. Middleton give tho first concert of the sea-.to declare him “the finest singer paratively low expense. That the five concerts this season | son here. should be the means by which the : charity division of the Woman's De- partmental club shall renew its milk F fund for undernourished children, PERSONAL MENTI indeed, a happy combination of pur- Bosee—one to el PEOPLE AND GU Sale of single seat tickets for the iG morrow morning in the lobby of the | Milwaukee arrived Friday evening America theater at 9:30 o'clock, It|>y motor and will visit here for|M poses—one to help others and the Middleton-Althouse recital starts to-| Mr. and Mrs. Chester Waldo of ‘will also be possible during the fay | some time with Mrs. Waldo's sister | T: to make season ticket reserva’ Miss Grace Finnegan at her home in | clent mem serving on the board which, as is readily seen, is the most/the Ardmore apartments. of satisfactory arrangement, besides edness! © being least expensive. As a mat- E. 8. Troxel came in yesterday ter of precaution tickets should be|from Salt Creek to visit with Mrs. purchased as early as possible. Troxel and family and to celebrate Middleton and Althouse will ar-|his twentieth wedding anniversary. | tu to rive in 'the city this evening at 10 eee spent in Mr. Bollum's home in Red- wing, Minn. : o'clock. They will have a look about town tomorrow morning. ee Mr. and Mrs. R. BE. Beard of Di- vine. street are receiving congrat- ulatfons on the birth of a baby America theater. ree Study’ class meeting at the hom of Mrs. A. H. Cobb. time visiting with Mrs. Sara Mor- Cedartown, Atlanta and Decatur. Her many friends welcome her back ‘ Che Casvet Daily Crihune praises have been sung in many with a voice that compels thousands , now before the American public,” who will appear hére tomorrow evening in joint recital with Paul Althouse, Andrews, is en route from Portland, Ore, to be with her daughter. eee ON OF CASPER ESTS IN CITY e visited relatives and friends in Mr. and Mrs. Gus H. Schraga of | 16th and Ronnie Brae have returned | from: Denver where they attended | the funeral of the former's broth who died last week at Rochester N. Y. EGGS TOO/ rs. Preble’ is a member of the ble Clef club and one of the éffi- Guy C. Cleveland of Santa Monica, a and Walter Erickron of Cas/ per are in the big game region on a hunting trip, Frederick B. Andrews was a meniber of the same party BED BUG DESTROYER until callgd home by the sudden ill- |] No tell-tale odors when you CENOL. Does the work ness of Mrs, Andrews. siorcenges pecan tes stains or spots. E. P. Marshall and Miss Vogel of Riverton were in Casper yester-| At Following Cenol Agencies: day to attend the Casper-Riverton director, of that organization. the ctly. eles Mr, and Mrs, Lyle Bol!um ‘have re- rned from a several weeks' visit ase Mrs. Frederick 1. Andrews, 613 daughter, Elizabeth on September |'Sast Lind street, who underwent an | footpall game. Casper Pharmacy : 27, at the Keith hospital, operation Friday following a sudden “eee 111 East 2nd St. a, 1a! endar for . fines, last night was reported to] ‘W. 3, McNeos of Laramie is in Kimball Drug Store i Mrs. Sam Gi‘ardi left yesterday|be making every progress toward | casper on business for a few days. ‘£14 8. Center St. Comin: Week for Thermopolis where she will spend } recovery. The operation was muccess- pesca Midwest Pharmacy 4 @ month, ful in every respect and was per-] Mr, and Mrs. Harold Delaney are Gor; 2nd and Wolcott Sts. — ' eee formed Immediately upon the arri-| visiting in Casper with friends from ‘Sprechers 4 Monday. Miss Margaret Gurtin left last eve-| va! of Mr, Andrews from Dubois, | Salt Creek. 133 So. Center St. Departmental club concert at the| ning for, Douglas to spend a short/ where news of his wifes’ illness eee * 4 reached him whilo on a hunting trip.} Col. R. L. Esmay of Douglas is aj John Tripeny Co., Druggists ons \ Mrs. F, J, Boedefeld, mother of Mra. 4 guest at the Townsen Mrs. E. R. Hamlin has returned| the Dental Specialty company, from an extended visit spent in the| been in the city for severa days east with friends and relatives. this week on business from Denver. Howard Baker of the Baker-Grude George H. Gunther of Lusk is in| Investment company is rpending a Casper on business for a few days. | few days on the James Grieve ranch. « Genuine Tred Mrs. L, I. Lukhart, Mrs. J. J. Mrs. L. Smilley of Rawlins is a Burelson, Mrs. A. Hohnberg and| visitor in Casper fo r several days. . Mrs. J. J. Jewitt of Riverton were » Ned guests at the Townsend yesterday. Tracy McCraken, secretary to Sen- eee ator John B. Kendrick, Mrs. Me- Miss Anna Collum and Miss Ro-|Craken and son Robert arrived in manie Coli:um of Lander are guests Casper today to visit for qa number in the city for a few days. of weeks, While in the city they a2. will be guests of Mr. A. J. Bankson of Midwest is here for a short time on business and visiting with friends. ee Thomas Tomlin has returned from Salt Creek where he spent several days on business. eee Mrs. R. T. Kemp and family have returned from an extended visit in Missouri. representati of McCraken MISS FRANCES BOWERMAN Teacher of Voice and Harmony Studio, 514 South Beech St. Honor Graduate of Horner Institute of Fine Arts. FOUR YEARS A PUPIL OF EARL ROSENBERG. MONDAY SPECIAL 200 BEAUTIFUL Dress Coats All fur trimmed, beautiful browns, blacks, navy, brick and rust. SPECIALLY PRICED - $2 5.00 $] 50° The( prace Shop “Something New Every Day* Main Floor O. S. Bldg. News-Times is in Casper, & at the Henning. Warren Dailey, state autor nspector, left Friday evenin Cheyenne to spend several Ga; Miss Mildred Day has accepted a position with the Casper Stationery company. Brotherhood of American Yeomen will meet at the Knights of Pythias hall. eee Mr. and Mrn N, B, Thomas cf South David street are the parents of a baby daughter who arrived Friday evening, October 3 at the Formal dinner and dancing party | Keith ‘hospital. Mr, Thomas is con- at the Townsend hotel. nected with the Standard Oil com- Chicago and Northwestern Rail-| pany. ‘way Woman's club meeting at the library. ‘Treble Clef chorus meeting at the Charles E. Wells music store. eee eee Tuesday. Mrs. A. C. Riker will be hostess at an informal luncheon and bridge Party at the Country club. cee Z Mrs. John H. Preble has recently returned to Casper, from a three months sojourn in Georgia, where Wednesday. , * Mrs. George Fiser will be hostess ene i haa tease ee Saanerry at a bridge luncheon at the Hrenniog; bate saath ‘ » Mrs. A. C. Riker will entertain the music division of the Casper | Mrs. totic ie ceiy ‘Woman's -Departmental club. eee . ‘Thursday. \ Mrs. George Fiser wil! compliment Miss Marjorie Pfeiffer of California, ram! who hag been the guest here for se Sis Wo club meeting at the home} (a1 months of her sister, Mrs. Wil be eee am B. Cobb, at an informal lunch- eon and bridge party to be given on Wednesday at the Henning hotel. eee Formal Party at Townsend Tuesday Evening: The first formal entertainment of the season will be given on Tuesday evening at the Townsend. Following Saturday. a dinner to be served in the private Mrs, A. F. Hoff will entertain the | diningroom of ne ih = crag club at her|party will be enjoyed. Inv: jons phate ears have been extended to forty couples. Chapter G of the P. E. O. Sister. © in hood aigetine at the home of Mrs.|Mrs. Hoff to Entertain H. EB. Byars. Fortnightly Bridge Club. Mrs. A. F. Hoff will entertain the members of the Fortnightly Bridge club at its regular meeting to be held.on Saturday of this week. Yeomen to: Mest This. Week. Safe Fat Reduction 00! ‘The Brotherhood of the American FY 3 e fat? ‘The answer of most Rega rnectg aL mperspr Mondey <ery Aopenie is that constant dieting 1s ring at 8 o'clock promptly at the) 1014, continual exercise is tiresome Knights of Pythias hall. Following banana sttinnisaco cit the business meeting and installa- pul | to force ‘the tion of officers a dance will be given | weight down. hat was the old- a small admission to be charged to fashioned ide: RA pe all Prescription Tablets a E the men. All members are asked | Tite are overcome. Just a. pleas: he Rene ant little tablet after each meal and Cieg oe at bedtime causes fat to vanish. Dramatic Division Will Tiiis modern method is easy, entails Meet Friday Afternoon. no dieting or exercising and has the ‘The Dramatic division of the Cas- | added advantage of cheapness. per Woman's Departmental club Get a box of these table and tal art taking them now. Within a will be entertained on Friday efter: | rer time you will be getting rid of noon of this week by Mrs. W. J. asily without star- ‘Webhrll at her home, 562 South Lin- At eget ees Peireaorie cxticiae, coln street. A special invitation 1s ls/51, will be comfortable and able to extended to new members of the | onioy the food you like and want. club to attend. The program to be| pven after taking off many pounds, given will be in charge of Mrs. J.|there will be no flabbiness or HL. MeCorry, who will give q dis-|wrinkles remaining. You will feel seston iat “The Show Off,” | 100 per cent/better.* All drug stores cussion of the Dy ane ine Ww, J.| the world: over sell Marmola Pre- by George Kelley, while Mrs. W. J.) oocintion Tablets at one dollar for a Hagist will give a short talk on} 1°." or the Marmola Company, Gen- “Hell Bent for Heaven,” by Hatcher | 6¢a1 Motors Building, Detroit, Mich i will gladly send them to you on r Sends telpt of the price.—Adv. ‘W, C. T. U. meeting at the Meth- dist church. Musican ard tea at the Presby- terian manse for building fund. Dramatic division meeting at the home of Mrs. W. J. Wehrii. eee Mrs, Gadberry Entertains Saturday. Mra. F. Gadberry entertained | JEAN'S NURSERY informally at dinner lart evening at || «4 sate Place For the Kidcw" here home, 1215 East Second street. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Covers wére !aid for, the Rev. H. E |! singie Hour 20c, Three Hours 50c Smith, evanselist, Frederick 0. Special Family Rates Hanna, Miss Jessie Mae Agnew, Jean's Nursery, Cottman Bldg. Miss Eleanor Snyder, the Rev. and} 124 Ww. 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