Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1924, Page 3

Casper Christian : Aid Will Hold Meeting. MacBain-McCafferty Wedding in Colorado. Friends of Alex C. McCafferty, ‘well known Casper golf professional, and Miss Frances MacBain of the local Veterans’ Bureau and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. in of ‘Burlington avenue, were agreeably. surprised to learn yesterday that they had been married Thanksgiving day. The ceremony took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCafferty in Fort Collins, Colo., with the former acting as best man and Miss Augusta Beck of Fort Col- lins as bridesmaid. In the interim the bride and groom have been tak- ing a honeymoon tour of southern Slorado. Mr, and Mra. McCafferty will make thelr home in Casper and Mr. McCafferty expects to be in charge of the Community Golf cb again next summer. eee Applied Arta Division ‘Wil Hold Meeting. The Applied Arts division of the Casper Woman’s Departmental club ‘will"hold its regular-meeting Friday afternoon, December 5, promptly at 2:30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. John M, Whisenhunt. There will be an instructor present for bead work, painting of Christmas novel- ties and orange and pear] luster on china, the instructions to be followed by @ discussion on lamp shades. If enough interest is shown in the work a class wil be formed/in gesso. All members of the general club are invited to attend this meeting. eee North The Ladies’ Aid society of the North Casper Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the church, corner of H and United strects. All members are asked to be present. tertain 30 guests this evening at a dinner party at their home, the entertainment to precede the danc- ing party at the Country club. Among those who will attend are: Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Fidel, Mr. and G. R, Hagens, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fitzpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Kem, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Denham, Dr. and Mrs. Neil Charles Geis, Mr. and Mrs. Harold - Delaney, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Charlies I. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Coppinger and the Messrs. Charlies A. Cullen, W. H. Get William Chealy and Ferris Hamilton. + eee The Ladies’ Aid society of the Grace English Lutheran church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the church with Mrs, Fotgester and Mrs..Goetz acting as ‘Woman's Association of First Con- gregational church will hold their sale of Xmas Fric Dece: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924 MARY TOBIN "| street, Thursday afternoon for the Fitzgerald will be an event. of Janu- hostesses. Plans will be complefed at the reeting for the bazaar and chicken Mnner to be given at the church on December 12. ee Mrs. Sherwood Delights ' Hearers With Art Lectures, “Art in America,” the lecture siven last night at the Presbyterian tabernacle by Mrs. Jeannette Sher- wood of Chicago and Boulder, Col proved to be one of the most absc ng talks that this versatile speaker has given during her present series of talks In Casper. Mrs. Sherwood described in detail the advance in art that has been made in the five great centers in America, Boston, New York, Phila- deiphia, Washington and Chicago, and the success which has been at- tained by these cities in furthering the movement. Casper stores and shops, visited. yesterday by Mrs. Sherwood, were highly complimented both for their variety and: quality of merchandise. see Miss Bangert Will Be Hostess at Party. Among the pre-nuptial courtesies to Miss Lillie Roberts, a bride of the near future will be an informal evening party to be given on Friday evening of this week by Miss Betty Bangert at her home, vee Mrs. Forrester Will , Entertain Club Members, Mrs. Oscar Forrester will enter- tain at her home, 914 South Walnut regular meeting of the Helpful club. see Catholic Girls’ Club Meeting Last Evening. At the regular meeting of the Catholic Girls’ club held last evening at the Mullin club, reports on the dance given recently for the Chris mas charity fund at the Arkeon were made and committees appoint- ed to make all plans for a candy booth to be in charge of the club at the church fair to be held at the Mullin club on Tuesday, inesday and Thursday of next week. eee Philathea Class Meets Thursday. Tho regular mesting of the Senior jPhilathea class of the First Meth- ‘odist church will be held on Thurs- day afternoon, December 4, at 2:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. A. P. Nesbitt, 628 East Bleventh street. Assisting hostesses will be. t! ‘Mesdames Edwin Bean, Glen Glove: Frank’ Lee and John M. Whisen- hunt. piece. Mrs. eee Luncheon and Bridge 4 Party at Sullivan Home The Misses Kathleen and Patricla Sullivan were hostesses at a lunch- eon and bridge party given today at their home on East Tenth: street, complimentary to Miss Isabel Han- way, whose marriage to Clifford M. N, ary, and’ Miss Isabel Coppinger of Altor,, Ill., ‘who is visiting in Casper, the guest of Miss Margaret Dough- erty. Red roses and candles of red were used for the table decorations, Guests. who attended were ‘Mrs. J. E. Hanway, Mrs. Patrick Sulll- van, Mrs, E, E. Hanway, Mrs. igh McGrath, Mrs. W. H. Patten, M Drew, Mrs. Arthur A. hostesses. - (Ther soft sore joints or corns. J pers. . Are People Ashamed of the Shape of The Ground Gnipper Follows the Natural Foot Curves Distorting shoe shapes may prove interest- ing and novel for a time but more people are dropping back to Ground Grippers to put their feet at ease. straight inner line combined with an ample outside swing follows as perfectly as a mould the natural shape of your foot, It’s liable kid uppers will ements allow of neat fittings peiect and arch. Don’t wait for foot trou- bles—forestall them—wear Ground Grip- rown Ground Gripper Oxfords_ Bisck Ground Gripper Oxfords___$10.00 wisess Gl: Quality Shoes Carefully Fitted be te: given ainment by Feet? church ment, ing fund. grab-bag, supper. Mr. Charles S. Hil, Bazaar at First Church Set for Next Week. The annual bazaar of the First Christian church will be held at the December- 9, the affair to open at 10 a. m. and continue throughout the day. 1 o'clock until 6 tea will be served to be followed’ by.a chicken dinner from 6:80 until 8:30, invited to attend. Mrs. Patillo’ Mrs. Pitt Covert, Mrs. Cecil Bon, Mrs. David Fox, Mrs. M. C. Price, Mrs. Charles I. Campbell, Miss Mar- garet Dougherty, and the guests of at the second of a series of informal luncheons and bridge today at her residence, 1210 South Walnut street. Decorations carried out in a color scheme of yellow and white were used with vases of yel- low pom poms used as a .center Among those who .attegded were Mrs. Rolly Lloyd, Mrs. Bert McCar- thy, Mrs. A. A. Blade, Mrs. Ray Cook, Mrs. W. W. Keefe, Mrs. J. W. Bingham, Mrs, J. J. Donovan, Mrs. Emmett Fuller, Mra. Andy Morrison, Mrs. J. R. Healey, Mrs. Fred Hut- smith and M Frank Knittle. ee Pi Beta Phis Are nutertained Tuesday Cecil Bon and Mra. Peterson were joint hostesses evening at a meeting of bers of the Pi Beta Phi sorority at the some of the former on Lincoln: street. They will be entertained again next’ month vert and’ Mrs, M. Among those who attended last evening were Mrs. Ben Pelton, Mrs. Arthur A. Schulte, Mrs:-C. P. Plummer, Mrs. John Whelan, Mrs. Stanley Green- baum, Mrs. Sam Neff, Mrs. Pitt Co- vert, Mrs. Fred Newman, Mrs. T. J. Drew, Mrs. Glenn Littlefield, Mrs. Douglas Sprecher, Miss Gladys Has. brouck, Miss Frances Ferris and the Wheeler, ° Sale of Household Articles At Presbyterian Aid Meeting division ‘of the La- dies’ Aid society of the First presby- terian church will hold a sale of mis- cellaneous useful household articles at the regular meeting of the gener- al aid to be held on Thursday after- noon, December 4, at the church. . Dancing Party This Evening To Be One of Series. The regular sémi-monthly dancing party will be given this evening at the Casper Country club, furnished field orchestra. by on Tuesday, Cc. the Mra. Pitt Co- |. Wheeler. Mrs. the *receding the n. a dinner party will be and Mrs, Gee Meet Thursday Evening. Natrona County Registered’Nurses' association will hold’ its, ménthly meeting Thursday, December 4, with Mrs. Whitley and 432 South McKinley. . ‘irs. ristian + Fun Social Wednesday Evening at Memorial Church. A “Eun” social for young and old will be given ‘Wednesday evening, December 3, at 7:30 at the Winter ‘Memorial Presbyterian church base- corner of H and St. street for the benefit: of the butld- The features candy sale and penny John will be a Bake Sale Saturday at Midwest Commissary. Mrs. Patillo’s division. of the Ladies’ Ald society of the First Pres each day The not irritate Hard Times The extra narrow -$11.00 is invited. for the decorating the Reservations Are Béing Made For Entertainment ‘Thursday number of reservations been made by Casper’s society folks luncheon, bridge party to be given Thursday at the home of Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen on South Wolcott street. from the entertainment will be add- ed.to tho guild fund to be used in byterlan church will hold’ a sale of baked goods Saturday, Detember 6, at the Midwest Commissary on West Yellowstone. Ajl members are asked to have their donations at the com missary by 10 a. m. se Party at Mountain View Church, The Mountain View Community church will be the scene of a hard times party on Friday night, cember 5, with free refreshments and free entertainment. De The public have kensington and Proceeds new’ Episcopal church.” Those wishing reservations | more than $260 in one week. les given music to, Curtz-Butter- and Batterle at From The public is oe Soviets should call one of\the following not later than ts evening: Mrs. Sin- clair Reekie, phone 613-W James Wiederhold, 209: Young, 1707-R, or Mrs. -Nicolaysen, 2301. Bake Sale At White's Grocery. The Mountain View Community church will sell home baked goods at White's grocery store, 114 East Second street, Saturday, December 6, beginning at 1 a. m, ean PERSONALS Mrs. O. L. Walker and son Dickey are spending a short time in Denver. They expect to return to Casper on ‘Thursday. eee Dr. A. ¥. Hoff returned this morn- ing from an extended trip to Chi- cago, Des Moines and Kansas City. eee Mr. arid Mrs. J. E. Dunlon, of Craig, Colo., are guest in Casper for a few days. a ee Mrs. Boyde of Lusk is here for a short time the guest of friends. cee Mrs. T. W. Waugh, and Mrs. Lee S. Wade of Lavoye arrived yester- day and are guests at the Wyatt. eee Mrs. Fred Simmons and Mrs. John Criswell of the Tisdale ranch: are visiting and shopping in the city for /a(few days: Poe Mrs. W. Olson {s among. ‘the visitors spending a few days in Cas- per from Midwest. eee Casper people who spent a short time in Cheyenne this week include: R. L. Bothwell, Mrs. H. R. Lathrop and children, John Beaton, Arthur A. Schulte, Frank W. Perkins, C. Rkinemuth, 8. W. Conwell, John J. Sullivan and family and Steve Sullivan. Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Kehrn of Tulsa are in Casper for a few days his week ‘on business and visiting with friends. oe Mrs. William A. Bryant has «re- urned from a six weeks’ visit spent with relatives in Seneca, Kans. eee Mrs. Sanford Baker, formerly of Casper and now residing at 1636, Pacific avenue, Long Beach, was chosen queen to represent ithe state of Wyoming in the Federation of States carnival parade recently held there. A queen was chosen to represent each state, also. Wales, Scotland, Hawaii and Canada. eee Mrs. Thresea Anderson was, a visitor in Casper for a short time Sunday and Monday from Salt Creek. Mrs. Anderson was formerly a resident of Casper. see Betty Bizzell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bizzell has returned from Lander wheré she was the guest for several days of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hil. o- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Panney are Casper visitors for a few days this week from Denver, ; ove * Mr. and Mrs. E. Q. Cook are spending a number of days hereon business and visiting with. friends from ‘their home near Cheyenne. eee Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stevens are guests_in Denver for several lays. eee Mrs, G. B. Allen has been spend- Ing several days in Lander. eee Mrs, Guy Robertson of Lander spent a few days in Casper a guest at the M. E. Robertson home. ara Mrs. W. W. Mills was an arrival n Casper yesterday from Tulsa. ose * Miss I. Johnson has been visit- Ing for a few days with friends in Lander. «ee Miss Gladys Hasbrouck, secretary to Superintendent A. A. Slade, is back at her desk today after six weeks absence, during which she underwent an operation for appen- dicitis. (Se ES Because of their skill in wording pathetic appeals women are said to be more successful than men in writing begging-letters. One woma: in New York who adopted this method of getting her living is said by the authorities who investigated the case to have cashed checks for Camet Daily €ribun J. He Roe, J. D. Beebe, J. F. Bérg- strom and R. W. Wood, are Denver business men registered at the town- send. eee Dr..Jeffers of Midwest is a guest in Casper for a few cays. 4 eee Joseph Heeker is in Casper on business fra short time this week. 3 eee Mr. and Mrs. C.F: Pitts are Den- ver people who arrived in Casper this morning: eee } M. N, Wheeler left Monday even- ing for a several days’ buainess trip to Denver. ee Scott has . been spending J. B: } Several days in Lander on business. ents William Irwin spent Monday and Tuesday here from his ranch home west of the cit: : . H. S. Wilson of Glenrock spent yesterday here on business. | William Larson was a Thermop- olis- arrival in the city last evening. ee Elmer Sweet of Riverton js trans- acting, business affaira here for a few days. e.e 8 D. B, Dow an@ K. B. Mowek of Laramie are guests registered at the Henning. ee iW. G. Beckarn is among the Den- ver visitors spending a few days in the city. eee ‘W. H. Collins ts in Casper on bust- ness from the Tisdale ranch. eee W. G. Jobas is a Detroit business man here on business a guest at the Gladstone, eee J. O. Weinstein of St. Louis is tn Casper attending to business affairs. FROST CASE IS CONCLUDED having his license .revoked. — Senator ‘Warren ——__ Senator, Francie-¥.” Warren car. ried Fremont county in the recent election by a substantial majority, it was-stated today in correction of reports from Cheyenne giving the tabulated’ yote ‘for the state. Sen- 927 votes, id Kindler ator Warren - recetved Judge Rose 1,711 votes 39. votes. Warren carried all but three counties in the-state. —— N.Y. Plurality ' For Coolidge Over 869,000 vember. election was 869,265, ths state board ‘of canvassers announced today: The vote was: . Coolidge 1,820,058; Davis 950, LaFollette Polled, 474,905. votes.. Governor Alfred H.. Smith; Dem- ocrat, polled 1,627,111 votes for gov- ernor and Theodore Roosevelt, his Rewublices opponent received 1,51 Truck Strikes Car Driven by.Mrs.May Mrs. Joo I. May, of 743 East Fifth street, driving!a Cadillac sedan, was run into by a grocery delivery truck at Divine andeGrant streets at 10:30 this morning. Neither of the drivers were in- jured-and the damage to the ma- chines was slight. oo Gold .wedding rings are a favorite investment among London women of the poorer class, as they nre ean- ily carried and) quickly converted into cash. COLDS Break a Cold:Right: Up with “Pape's Cold Compound” ke Take two tablets , @very three hours until three doses aro taken. The first dose always gives relief. ‘The necond and third doses completely break up the cold. Pleasant and safe to take. Contains no quinine or opiates. CITY BRIEFS ||BORAH CHAIRMAN OF FOREIGN RELATIONS COM POSTS IN SENATE ARE FILLED WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—Senator Borah of Idaho today became chair- man of the senate foreign relations committee, succeeding the Inte Sena- tor Lodge. At the same time two new members were named on the committes—-McLean of Connecticut and Edge of New Jersey. Senator Borah, was one of the “{rreconciliables" in the league of nations’ fight; has opposed American adherence to the world court unless the tribunal is disassociated from the league of nations; and Is an ardent opponent of the state depart ment’s policy of non-recognition of the Russian soviet government. In order to succeed to the foreign relations chairmanship, Senator Borah was obliged to relinquish the chairmanship of the senate edtca tion and labor corhmittee. Senator Favorite - Following’ presentation of closing arguments by attorneys for both sides, the state board of medical ex- aminers. yesterday afternoon ended the hearing of charges of unprofes- sional conduct against Dr. I. N. frost, with holding decision until later reference may be,.made to transcripts of proceedings before the board of censors of the Natrona Country Medical society in which charges filed by Dr. Frost against Dr. Ralph J. Malott,’ county health officer, were considered and dismis- sed. It will probably be 10 days or two weeks before the state: medical board announces \{ts disposition of the charges against Dr. Frost which wers brought for the purpose of Carried ‘Fremont ALBANY, N.¥., Dec. 8.—Calvin Coolidge’s. plurality over John W. Davis in New York state in the No- This is the Honorable Marte Immacu- Yate Antoinette Acton. Outside ‘of that che is one of England's most famous beauties and is the oldest of MITTEE; OTHER Phipps of Colorado succeeded him as chairman of that committee. Senator Johnson of California, was named to succeed the late Sena tor Colt, as chairman of the tmmi gration committee. In accepting that place, Senator Johnson retired from membership on the militar committee and was succeeded by; Senator Willis of Ohio as chairman of the insular committee. Senator Cummins of Iowa became | chairinan of the jud y committee to fill the vacancy caused’ by the death of Senator Brandegee. Assignments given to the three new Republican senators were: Butler, Massachusetts, judiciary, naval and patents. Means, Colorado, immigration, | judiciary, mines and mining and claims. Metcalf, Rhode Island, education ind labor, naval, patents and library The commijtee changes were ap SureRelief FOR INDIGESTION | end 75¢ Peckases Everywhere PAGE. THREE. wroved by the Republican conferénce m recommendation of the corgmit e on committe This was the party gathering since Senators Ladd and and Brook 4 from ‘ollette of Wisconsin rth Dakota, were exclu party councils. pesca Funeral Is Held For Infant Child Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Shaffer-Gay chapet for Helen, the infant nter of Mr. and Mrs ph Tinimons, 1460 tc id died terday sb but three Taste and Qualit Characterize the selection of Holiday Goods at these stores. We sell ju uch desirable things as you would want your friends to select for you. 's Kimball Drug Stores Two Stores for Your Convenience In Denver It's HOFF- SCHROEDER’S ‘Denver's Greatest Cafeteria’ Our own farm foods delicious- ly cooked. Free ch and rest rooms. orchestra 5:30 to 7 Handy to Everything | | 1545-47 Welton, Denver The Coming Store of Casper—Watch Us Grow The MAMMOTH TRY THE NEW STORE FOR NEW GOODS the nine children of Lord and Lady Acten. She is a favorite at court, Council Meet For Tonight Postponed Due to the illness of Councilman Charies E. Hoffhine and J. M. Lowndes, the meeting of the coun- ei] scheduled for tonight will be post- poned, Mayor Loy announced this afternoon. Both men expected to be able to return to their duties tomor- row and the council will convene to- morrow evening at 8 o'clock. CONQUER Just received “Argonaut” Shirts, the most beautiful line of Flannel (Union-Made) Shirts ever shown in Casper. Packard Shoes—“every pa ir made to wear.” Monito Socks, Superior Underwear. Men’s Winter Overcoats $14.75 $18.50 $24.75 Men’s Dress Pants $2.75 $3.95 $4.95 ; Men’s and Boys’ Winter Caps All Ford repairs at strictly Ford prices. The Great Northern Motor Co, 833 North Wolcott Street Phone 2772 AND GENERAL BEAUTY WORK by an Expert Operator MISS LELA MONTGOMERY formerly with the Mary Elizabeth Shop Is now prepared to accept Appointments at the IDEAL APARTMENTS Apartment G PHONE 2916 Men’s Wool Union Suits $2.95 $3.95 $4.25 Men’s Dress Hats $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 Men’s Dress Shoes $2.95 $3.95 75¢e 95¢e $1.45 | $4.95 Mammoth Shoe and Clothing Co. Phone 1263-W 117 East Second St. Every Thursday peciais Electric lrons “THERMAX” Regula: r $5.00 THURSDAY SPECIAL $2.75. The CAMPBELL HARDWARE CO. 147 South Center Street Phone 425 ~