Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 12, 1925, Page 3

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1925 Casper Daily Cribune PAGE THREE. MARY Grout-Stevens Marriage Js Announced Here. An interesting marrlage announc- | ie that of Miss Arleta Grout for- erly of this city to J, O. Stevens. Lavoye, the ceremony taking ace last Thursday at the Epls- pal church here, the Rey. Philip Edwards officiating. rhe bride has been making her ms with her parents, Mr. and (rs. B, T. Shoemaker of the Ward rug company at Lavoye. Mr. stevens is.a member of the firm of syens and Thorne at Lavoye ere they will make their home. eee K ‘Vreble Cief Concert Tuesday Fivening. yt outstanding Interest this week the Treble Clef concert, to be held orrow evening at the Elks’ audi- at 8:15 o'clock. For months <= members of the organization ,ye been in preparation for this ent which wil bring before the asper people a number of its promi { and most talented artists in usic. The concert program WS: arnival March of the Gnomes_ - Schroeder (a) Come Down Laughing Steamers (>) The Water > Rubenstein Ll Fellow —--—- coneager Dishmen (4) Cossack Cradle Song --Gaines Chorus (a) List the Cherubic Host: 1 Heard the Voice of Harpers (The Holy City) ----- : Solists—Miss Mary Ladwi: Miss Frances Bowerman (>) At the Gteister Gate -.--Gries Solists—Miss Marguerite Palmer and Mrs, J. E, Cather (c) Such a (c) Flanders’ Requiem --La Forge | Chorus Overture—‘Mirelia” Orchestra Ab ‘Fors e? jul (La Traviata). eae Verdi Sololst-—Mrs. Berta Smith (Accompanied by the Orchertra) (a) My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice (Samson et Delilah) —- faint Saens Olney Speaks -~Gounod (Sylvia Chorus (a) Indian Love Song --Lieurance (b) Hand of You -- ___--------Carrie Jacobs Bond “AGS Invocation to Lite ------Spross Choru pu Pr. D. Q@. Clab Holds Meeting. A meeting of the Prairie D. ub was held. last Friday evening t the home of Miss Ruth Scott or outh Durbin street. Following the usiness meeting the members at ended a theater party at the Amer a. o. Modern Woedman to Meet This Evening. Carper Camp N Modern 12325, oodmen of America, wil hold al meeting this evening, January 12 for the purpese of making plans for he new year. It is.requested that al} inembers attend. Miss Craft To Be Honored at Party. Mrs. Wilbur Swick will entertain ,formally on Friday evening of this eek at her home, 650 East Fifth street in honor of her sister, Miss Craft. ‘ell . * Caspar Collins Camp Wid Mect This Week. Announcement of a regular meet- ng Wednesday evening of this veek at 8 o'clock at the Odd Fel- swe hall, is made by the Caspar Collins Camp No. 15 of Spanish war eterans. Mr, and Mrs. McNeil Entertain Informally. Mr; and Mrs. R. S. McNeil were hosts at an enjoyable party given Friday evening at thelr home, South Kimball street eee Joint Concert to Be Given January 19. It is to be hoped that the name Mieczyslaw Munz” on the billboards 42 not scare many people away rom attending the concert by this ‘ant young artist who appears here January 19, for fear they would >t be able to pronounce the name hen talking about it “hose who are mana ng the Munz oneert here sive assurance that it quite easy. The last name is pro yunced Mince, just as the rated nie. The first name does seem trifle overwhelming (It 1s the name a Pollsh national hero, by the but this too becomes easter fol afterward. | "TOBIN upon alaysts. Mee-eh-chis-laff, with [the accent upon the second syllable lisposes of the difficulty. The coming here of Munz a:week from today is with Richard. Crooks, widely acclimmed tenor, under the auspices of the charity division of the Woman's Departmental club which ts conducting the concert ser- -e8 as the means of financing {ts mill fund, the ertiets are to be heard at the America theater {n joint re- cital. e° Bridgo Party to be Given Friday Evening. lepartment of the Casper Woman's Departmental club an informal bridge party will be given for both men and women on Friday evening, January 16, in the rooms over the rona Power company. Proceeds | will be added to the fund used to furnish the undernourished school children with milk. ‘Those wishing |to reserve tables may do so by call- |ing one of the following committee: Mrs. C. H. Carter, phone 2181-R 8s. Frank Fisher, 1608-J; Mrs. W. Woods, 26-R. | Dinner At Henning | Last Evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Wheeler en- | tertained at dinner last evening at jthe Henning hotel with covers laid jfor Mrs. Patrick Sullivan, Mr, and | Mrs. M. N. Wheoler and son, Marion Mr. and Mrs. Leigh McGrath, Mise Kathleen Sullivan, Miss Florence ‘lemming of Nova Scotia, Clement Nicolaysen, George Wheeler, Charles Collins of Notre Dame, and the host ind hostess. jan E. : Kiker-Boyles Marriage Saturday Evening. Miss Grace Kiker, a teacher at the Natrona County high school and Walter C. Boyles who {s con nected here with the Stockman’s Natlonal bank were married on Bat- urday evening, January 10, at the home of Mr. and Mra, W. O. Rat- jcliffe, 332 South Park avenue. The | Rev. R. R. Hildebrand, pastor of the First Christian church, performed the ceremony in the presence of a |few friends and Miss Muriel Boyles, daughter of the groom, and Mrs. Oscar Boyles and daughter, Doro- |thy. The couple left Saturtay eve- |ning for a short trip to! Colorado. | They will return to Casper {n |week to make their home here. | —— ees | PERSONALS | Miss Vera Myers arrived last week jfrom Powell and has accepted a position as supervising nurse at the | Lincoln stteet hospital. | cee a Mr, and Mrs. J. EB. Blichter of Inez, Wyo., were visitors here last | week for several days. rey Miss Helen Sullivan of Denver {s an out of town visitor here for a few days. | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robertson are leaving in a few days for Raw- |lins where they will visit for a few |days after which they will go to | Salt Lake City and from that city to Los Angeles to make their future home. Mrs. L. I. Hale of Ft. Collins ts tn Casper on business and visiting with friends. see I. H. Hoffner has returned from Douglas where he was the guest of friends for a few days. eee tana is visiting with friends and relatives here for a few days. Miss Elmer Spaulding will return |the latter part of tho week from with her parents since the begin | ning of the Christmas folidays. | eee Mrs. Q. K. Deaver and chfldren ave returned from O'Nefl, Where they spent several visiting with relativer. “ee Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Gothberg and daughter Emma are guests at the Hotel St, James in San Diego. The trip was made overland. eee The Rev. Father J. H. Mullin and | Edwin Barrett left la@ evening for | Pennsylvania where they will visit at Father Mullin’s home after whict they will go to New York. eee months Mrs. Herring, who has been guest here for severa] weeks of Mr. Born in Different Years Twin brothers, but born in different what these two Amarillo (Tex.) boys up Thomas Rex Daniel in the left arm Dec. 31; Thomas Rex was born at ounds at birth The father 1 months and different yea That's can tell the world when they grow The nurse ts shown holding James Ray Daniel in her right arm and Janies Ray was born at 9:45 p, my 40a m. Jan. 1. Each weighed 7% a barber. now has something to talk to his customers ubout besides racing and baseball . { Under the auspices of the charity Miss Virginia Trysdall of Mon: | Omaha where she has been visiting | Neb., | English Be rald of Eni fon. Mrs. Evelyn Fitzse! bear ype y n, her wed brides of the winter seaso! Drury, daughter of Maj. Gen. Deury be ig 2 < Beverbrook. auty Weds gland was one of the most beautiful ding being a great social event. She and sister of Lady and Mrs. A. M. last evening to Collins. Garbutt returned her home in Ft. Mr. and, Mrs. W. B. Graff and children are guests in the city from their home in Iowa City. My. and Mra. Gi C. Upton are visiting with relatives in Denver for a few days. | Miss Rose “Husk has returned from Thermopolis where she spent a week visiting with friends. 7. Mr. and Mrs. son have return where they were few days of relati * : Ware and 1 from Denver the guests for a yes and friends, Si | Mrs. W. D. Middieton and Grace Ritchie were in Cheyenne Friday of last week. eee Mr. and, Mrs. Arthur W. Leland have returned from a several days visit spent -with friends Salt Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodman were Lavoye visitors here yester. day, guests at the homo of. Mrs. Goodman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. The Misses Mary and Idabel! Barnes have returned to Washing- ton to resume their studies. They were accompanied as far as Chicago by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Barnes, who returned to Casper Mrs. Earl E. Hanway and dren expect to leave on Saturday of this week for Texas to visit for some time with ‘s. Harvey Wisner, formerly of Casper who 1s now making her home in that state. pe CITY BRIEFS B. J. Sullivan, A, R. Schultz, B. F. Raymond, C. Lukis, A. Baker of the Ohio Of! company wgre Casper men who spent a short" time in Cheyenne last week on business. returned from spent a short sarles Thor. Barney Ross has | Riverton where he time visiting with € | ee Jesse Fields and ng on moving to ir bome nd J.J a short business in Golden Rule Mr. and Mrs family are plan Lander to make th W. J. Lindsay | wete visitors for week in Newcastle on connection with the store. Chapman time last | Ira G. Naylor nccompanted by his brother-in-law, Charles Uncopher apent several days the beginning of | last week at Buffalo on business. | James Hulse of Glenrock has been spending several days in the city. ee Mr. and Mrs. J. §. Hillyer and son, Mrs, W. F. Howard, Mrs, Roy | Wylie, Richard Tyndall and W, F. Graff were Glenrock visitors here for a short time last week oe Leigh McGrath and er spent several days Rawlins on business orge Wheel ast week in| arrive tomor: and will visit with his South Harold Rogan will row from. Oklahoma here for several weeks aunt, Mrs, W. Rogan Oak étreet. r ee 8? W. Stevenson is leaving today | for Denver to the absent from the for a week or 10 days oe. A. J. Cnpningham ing for Cheyenne oh nees trip. left | last eveh short bust. Frank Bngland left last evening for Denver where he expects to spend several days on business. eee Patrick Mulvaney was among the EB. J. Adams on South David street. | ° ni, Ross Patterson departed ast even- ing for Laramie where he will com- plete his school work at the Untver- sity of Wyoming. H, ©. Fitzpatrick left last evening for Cheyenne on business. John Whelan is in Cheyenne for several days attending the state leg- islature. Attorney W. O. Wilson left last evening for a several days trip to Cheyenne. Attorney John D, Dawaon of Glen- rock wns a visitor in Casper last week. » R, E. Castle spent last. week at Osage. Carl Williams and Harry Robert. son were Glenrock visitors here last Wednesday. a short time Jamhes Grant !s tn Casper on bus- inees this week from Denver. eee James Hulse was among the Glen- rock visitors who spent several dayr he: ren ne ees CARD OF THANKS I wish to express at this time my sincere thanks to my friends in Casper for their sympathy, and especially to the blacksmith depart ment of the Standard Ot) company, Indiana, Casper refineries for their beautiful floral offering at the time of the death of my beloved mother, Mrs. Charity Henechke, Fremont, “HKE. | | “ - FANCY WRIST WATCH’ CRYS. TALS, any shape, ground same day received. Wetch and jewelry re- pairing and diamond mounting care- fully done at ROTHROCKS, Pech stiianeat Li Setting The | Styles LONDON, Jan. 12.—Weather re cently has been particularly adapt €d to the wearing of fur collarettes jand these articles have become ex | ceptionally popular. |} the choker type, deo side with the head, tail and p; the animal. Jap favor marter PARIS, Jan. 12.—The new hat small of shape, crown is high and jpointed with tiny brims rolled up atthe side and down in front. The shades preferably are black, dark brown, dark green and the warm reds. is NEW YORK, Jan. —No climb: ev ever reached the top of fashton’s ladder without an attractive. top. coat. The newest of these are of the four button type and made of tweed and cheviot tn the wildest of flame pink, red and orange shades YORK, Jan. 12.—A long stride Torward now {s possible for nearly every well dressed woman since the vogue for pleats, box and knife edge, as well as inverted pleats, have given freedom of move- ment in both skirts and coats. This ia essential for some of the latter, since the coats of the new two-piece suits end just above the skirt hem. shh sa MAN WANTED BY RELATIVES A call for T, ©. Mitchell has been broadcast a@ the result of a telegram from Sturgis, 8. D., that his mother and sister are serfously {ll there. Mit chell sald to have been working ih the Carper vicinity as a carpenter Casper men who left last evening on « short business trip to Denver, | for two years. Anyone knowing of his present whereabouts i» cachet ed to communicate with the police ‘PROWLER IS APPREHENDED Complaints from householders re- siding on South Durbin resulted in the arrest last night of R. H. Wat- son, booked at police headquarters as a suspiclous character. Patrol- man Zook took Watron in custody at Eleventh and Durbin streets last evening, after several reports had reached police that the man had been begging at back doors and prowling about the neighborhood for some days. Watson wil appear for his hearing {n police court this eve- ning. eee Traffic Stops In Foggy London LONDON, Jan. 12, (By The Asso- ciated Press)}—London {s again fog- bound. The worst fog in many years yesterday caused a number of street accidents and somo deaths. Traffic stopped almost entire Scores of omnibusses were parked along the curbs. There were num- erous collisions between busses in which passengers were injured. One bus was overturned The fog in some places was i penetrable for more than two yards, and lamps or flares were of little use. An airplane with passengers | left France in bright sunshine, but upon nearing London found the land invisible. The plot picked up the alrdrome by the tops of the radio masts which plerced the fog zone. He landed safely but fhe passengers were lost as the visibility was lim. ited to five yards. It took the airdrome staff some tinic to locate the machine. Sos SS Continuance Seen In Stokes’ Trial CHICAGO, Jan. 12.—Trial of W E. D. Stokes, wealthy New York hotel man, Daniel Nugent, his New York attorney, and several others charged with conspiracy to defame Stokes in connection with Stoke's the character of Mrs. Helen Elwood action for divorce in New York was set for today. A continuance was in prospect, however, as Mr. Stok had asked that charges against Stokes be dropped. Mrs. Stokes explained {n a letter to the state's attorney that illness in her family, coupled with the fact that she was not in good health, caused her to make the request. The state's attorney indicated, however, he was disposed to proceed with the prosecution, but might have an as- sistant request a continuance as a result of @ request of counsel for one of tho defendants who was en- Saged in other litigation. Mrs. Stokes appeared before the grand jury here to obtain the in- dictment of her husband, his attor neys, and several others, charging they tonspired to try to prove she i | | Contributions from Ministers fi Are Welcomed Answering from the pulp. of First Congregational church, on Sunday evening, a number of ques- tions on religious topics, sent in by members of his audience, Rev. A. E Cooke dealt with one which asked, “If Christ came to earth today which church would He prefer?” He replied: ‘This question evident- *y has_in mind the different denoml- national organizatiogs we call churches, but I am not sure that Sf Jesus appeared on earth in the flesh He would be much concerned about any of‘them. I don't imagine He would take much notice of our de- nominational fences or sectarian ferences. The Man of Galilee was too dig to be quarantined in or Romanist chure Pi Ssterian or Methodist Congregational cl tions about which most deeply concerned would have no interest whatever for Him. 1 an't think that Jesus Christ would \French Attribute Many Reasons For Hughes Retiring PARIS, Jan 12.—Parts news papers offer explanations for ti ignation of Secretar) Hughe: for the appointment of Ambassador Kellogg to>succend him which are c engenious than convincing. “pertinax,” of the Echo de Parts, Delleves Mr. Hughes is resigning be- cause he does not see eye to ey with President Coolidge... The writer says that the president “dominated by the senate,”" desires a policy of fsolation, while Secretary Hughes, ‘eho has spent his life among the half European society of New York is inclined to intervent in the old the “reign of the Republican sen- ate will be confirmed.” He adds that as “a lawyer trained in the country, the secretary-desiz- nate probably is not a big enought man’ to resist the aseembly or carry it with him.” e Secretary’ Ilughes, in the view of My, St. Brice, of Le Journal, is retir- ing becauso he intenés to run for president. HAMBURG, Germany, Jan. 1 Commenting on his resignation, the Hamburger Nachrichten expresses belief that Charles £. Hughes {n- tends to run for president. paper terms him ‘“‘a sensible moderate politician.” Referring to Mr. Haven reparation formed the basis Cuno’s economit program, the paper observes: “In it for the -first time ments among Germany's enemies showed a des Hughes’ New speech, of Chancello: t a a eo formerly was an inmate of a notor- jous Chicago club in order to aid Stokes’ divorce case. obib cits! Nt Three Killed In Explosion In California LONG BEACH, Calif, Jan, 12.— Three unidentified men are dead and 16 are seriously injured after a boller explosion in the new plant of the Southern California Edison company today. The blast occurred when a boiler was steamed up. LONG BEACH, Calif., Jan. 12.— Three persons were believed killed and 16 were injured when a new boiler being steamed up in the Long Beach steam plant of the Southern California Edison company explod- ed here today. Officials of the company announc- ed that the twelve thousand horse- power. boiler had been completed and inspected and was being heat- ed up fora test by the company when the explosion occurred. Al! the injured were {mmediately rush- ed to a hospital. The 16 jn the lst of injured were all said to be sert- ously hurt new WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.—Aroused by published charges of Mquor drink- | Ing by members of congress, Repre- ‘sentative Tillman, Democra: sas, urged the house toda dignity them’ by authorising an {n vestigation to determine the truth. Site at ale | The First Appea Coos CLL. | a i TM TREBLE CLEF CHORUS ‘Tuesday Night January 13th ELKS AUDITORIUM A Chorus of Seventy-Eight Voices " Six Soloists Tickets 50c On Sale at Casper Pharmacy or by Members of Chorus Curtain Rises at 8:156—No Reserved Seats for a solution which, while not ceptable in all detatls to Germ: !\were certainly hopeful.” = NEW YORK.—Eight persons died | of poisoning’ by illuminating gas in New York Stinday WASHINGTON, Jan, 12. preme court today upon the right of Warren Bailey, Dernocratie candida fer congress from the 20th Pennsylvania district for a recount of ballogg. Pa ioe On sale at Kimball the Midwest Pharmacy, Pharmacy and the Tripeny Co. Drug Co., Sprecher’s Drug 4 pe tttecrrrrecacntnestnentenn ng rance of Casper’s SERMON EXCERPTS Manuscripts Should Re Typewritten, Not Bo eceding 250 Words and Should Be which ciliation and pointed out possibilities —The su-| refused to pass | Worth | the devil As ur wherever it finds has said: “When a loves, though the be # sho smes interested tr ip and water, sheets and blankets 5 and m other When tt ave d a edic a im? one her leen ‘or Publication Under This Head Eas. an someth wages and Ine in, This Office Saturday. clothing and r 16 Chri her fierce sees the child mire? It is easy 1 to abstain fror gambling, but Love brings preache: or burned ers from a ped; or wheth of water in baptism full. 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