Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1925, Page 3

Me THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, MARY TOBIN juncheon Today at McGrath Residence. MeGrath entertained ally at a luncheon and given at her home in sister, Miss Florence No Scotia, who has er for a num party her s of tins f week& Guests present were: Mrs. eeler, Mrs, Francis Brown, Patrick M. P. Mrs. ©. Thompson, Mrs. M R. Hagens. ownsend, Mrs. P. C. N ‘s. Nell Kimball, Mrs. price, Mrs. W. L. Connelly, Mrs. yonahoe, Miss Kathleen Sulliv argaret Dougherty, Miss Smith and Miss Flemming. Po S. Meeting Evening. t Casper chapter, Order of tern Star, will meet in regular ssion this \evéning at 8 o'clock at Masonic temple. During “the ceting candidates will be initiated r which’ refreshments will be ed by. a committee in charge The examining committee will be present at 7:30 o'ci&k Birthday Is Celebrated 1925 SEE Saturday, January grocery store, on sale will besin at § 17 at White's ‘ond street. The m. and patron. will be greatly a. age from the public appreciated, Dinner at Brooks Residence Tuesday. rmetyGovernor and Mrs. B, B Brooks entertained at dinner sday evening ut their home uth Wolc&tt street. Among on on invited guests were Mr: and i Bon, Mr. and Mrs. Leigh } h, Mr. and Mrs. M. N: Whee! Miss Kathleen Sullivan, Miss Flor ence Flemming of Nova “Scotia guest of Mra. McGrath, Clarence B Richardson, Charles A. Cullen . * Bridge Party Promises To Be Enjoyable Affair. Both men and women will par- ticipate’ tomorrow evening in the third bridge party of the series being glyen under the auspices of the charity committee of the Wo- ™ 's Departmental club for the benefit of the milk fund. The affair will begin at $ o’clock in the rooms Brooks and L. 'T. Hallas termerly announced ized, officers for 1 to be Miss Mar- | and the North Casper division with | gueriete Metz, cident; Miss Ou Mrs. W , 962 East’ A street! | dine How x president; and | All membe asked to aitend the | Miss Mar t Grieve, secreta nd meetings. treasurer, Th » will meet at the sieve every other Wednesday ‘eve y Benefit ext meeting to be held on | meeting- of the Secur: ssociation will be held ‘ \turday evening at 8 o'clock at | Will Be Entertained. r of Pythias hall to which} ‘The Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Wil | a 's und officers are asked | son will entertain the members of | t . Following the meeting a|the choir cf the First Presbyterian dance will be given, an invitation | church, their wives and husbands, being extended to the public to at-| Friday evening Mar 1108 tend South Wolcott st Following a be aby | reh r 7:30 o’colok tb vening Hanson-Flint will be spent socially Marriage. see Miss Juliette Hansen “of Beloit, | Women of Mooseheart Kan., and Layman D. Flint of La n Will Hold Meoting. voye ‘were -duistiysmiarriedton7 Sun Women of the Mooseheart Le- day morning, January 11, at the sion will hold its regular meeting Side Methodist Community churéh, | Friday evening at $ o’cock at the the Rev. Willls H. Germany offictat- | Moose lodge rooms, Following the in The couple will make their home} regular businers sessidn a social L&yoye where the groom is owner | hour will be enjoyed and refresh the Troy cleaning establishment. | ments served by a committee in cee charge. All members are requested Mr. and Mrs, Ott to Be to be present. Hosts at Dinner. Mr. and, Mrs. W. urday evening of this week thei: Following the dinr thi will attend the reguar Cour try Club Dancing Miss Sadie LaTouf was hostes: more apartments at an informal dir above the offices of the Natrona Power company on south Center Street. At Party Wednesday. Miss Luctlle Fletcher was hostess Inst evening to a number of her friends “at an informal party given her home on South Beech street celebration of her sixteenth birth anniversary. A feature of the ening’s entertainment was a cross word puzzle originated and solved the guests. Dancing was enjoyed vfter which refreshments were serv- Among, those who attended were the Misses Ruth Scott, Oudine How- ser, Ione Fuller, Marguertte Metz, Jane Clark, Constanee Metz, Kath crine Davis, and tlie Messrs. George Rolln, Danfel Bell, Buster Neil, Andy Gau, Melvin Hanks, Charles Hol- land, Jerome Bishop, Barry Ma honey and the hostess. ee Miss Seabright Is Hostess at Dinner. Honoring the retiring officers and board of directors of the Business and Professional Women's club, Miss Madelyn Seabright, the outgo: ing president entertained Wednes- ay evening at dinner and bridge at Gertrude M. Hill's home tn the Spicer apartments. The table was beautifully decorated with red roses. Guests present were the Misses May Hamilton, Mina Ellis, Gertrude Kamps, Ruth Dumars, Eunice Soady, M. 'P. Hayes and Gertrude Hit see Baptist Circle Will Give Bake Sale at Whites. Members of the Willing Workers circle of the First Baptist church will hold ‘a sale of baked goods on sightly Hair Safely. —Roots and All No need now to undergo painful electric treatments to remove super- fluous hair; nor to apply ordinary ineffective hair removers which only Yemove surface hairs. A marvelous new oriental balsam has been discovered which is applied almost as easily as cold cream. It penetrates towards the hair roots, and*gently “eases out" every objec: tionable hair, root and all, and lentves the skin clear, white, healthy and soft as velvet. No muss. No olor. No growing back of hair stronger than ever, Absolutely harmless. Karma, as this wonderful new dis covery 1s called, is highly recom- mended by prominent beauty spe- clalists, and 1s sold on an absolute guarantee of satisfaction by Casper Pharmacy, Kimball Drug Co., Smith &Turner Drug Co., John Trtpeny Co, and Wyomipg Drug & Supply Adv. Fancy Wrist Watch Crystals Any shape, ground the same day” received. AVatch and Jewelry repairing and amond mounting carefully done ROTHROCK’S Your Jeweler Ohe very low rates t guest. See. LADSTONE HOTEL Casper’s Finest Is offering 20 additional rooms at M. K! FLEMING, Manager Previous bridge teas have been held in the afternoon, and each has brought forth an attendance of 200 or more women, Many hostesses have arranged for several tables and will éntertain a number of guests. Prizes will be awarded for high and low scores and refreshments will be served. Teservations may be made from any of the following committee member: Mrs, C. H. Carperfer, phone 2182R; Mrs. Frank her, 16083; and Mrs. W. Ny 6R. : ° Tickets Are Placed on Sale for Concert Mond: Tickets were placed on sale today at the Charles E. Wells Music store and the Klein-Marks Music and Art Shoppe for the concert to be given” here on Monday evening, January 19, at the America theater, under the auspices of the cherity depart ment of the Casper Woman's De partmental club. Appearing on the program will be Richard Crooks, noted American tenor and Mieczslaw Munz, the sensational young Polish pianist Richard Crooks was born in Tren- ton, N: J., and started singing at the age of 10. A few years later when he was appearing at the auditorium in Ocean Grove, N. J., a well known New York voice teacher and chotrmaster heard him and immediately engaged him for soloist at All Angels’ church, New York. Mr. Crooks occupied the posi- tion of soprano soloist there for two years, later returning as tenor solo- ist. During the war he enlisted in the 626th aero squadron, the de- velopment of his voice being ma- terlally assisted by the strenuous- ness of the life he led. Later he ‘returned to his church position and in 1921 was chosen from 45 others for the important post of tenor solo- ist at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church, New York. At 12, he shared hon with Schumann Heink before an Bhdience of 14,000 people at an important music festival; at 21, Dr. Walter Damrosch, the distinguished con- ductor of the New York Symphony orchestra, was listening to him at a requested audition in Aeolian hall, New York, with the mesult that he was immediately engaged for the unprecedented number of seven per- formances with the orchestra, not only in New York, but also for Washington, Baltimore, Philadel phia and Rochester. What young singer before the public today can equal the record of Richard Crooks! Or match the really remarkable notices he has recetved from impor- tant critics everywhere? Munz plays the works of!ell the classical composers, but prefers Bach, Brahms and, Cesar Franck. In a recent interview In a New York newspaper he expressed regrets at not wishing to impose on his hear- ers by playing Schumann's. Etudes Symphoniques (one of his favorites) because of the fact that this num- ber has been featured by the ma- jority of pianists on their programs recently, both in New York and on tour. Regarding modern composers, Munz,'s préferences are Rachman inoff, Szymanowski, Ravel and Busont eee Divisions of Union To Meet Friday. The divisions” of the Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union will meet on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with the following hostesses, Anna Gordon division with Mrs. John Jourgenson, 104 South David street, Francis Willard division with Mrs. Jennie Brown, 106 South Ken wood instead. of at the home of Mrs. o the permanent ner. at a table prettily decorated in re roses. iuests who attended were, Miss ores Mary Kassis, Miss Elizabeth Shi-| Mrs. C. W. Andrew is leaving Pri- kan. Miss Hazel Rehal, Miss Julia for Bemus Point N. Y., having .< is, Miss Olga Rehal, Miss Rose | received word lately of the illness Shikany, Mrs. Jack H. Merrill of Sait | of her mother Creek, Miss Mary Shikany, M es the Joseph Rehal, Abe Kassis and son| Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gollahan were Thomas. Mrs. Jane Akers and Mr. | visitors at the beginning of the week and Mrs, 0. N. Shikany. Ud at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Miss LaTouf will entertain this, Hasting in Douglas. evening inforrnally at dinner for si guests. ee Dinner te Be Given Saturday Evening. Mr. and Mra. Carl Shumaker wil Presbyterian Girl's Olub Is Organized Wednesday. ed last evening at the Presbyteria: the high school girls of the churc! held at which time the Presbyteria: High School Gh E. Ott will be hosts at an informal dinner on Sat- last evening at her home in the Ard- Covers were laid for fourteen be hosts at a dinneon Saturday eve- ning preceding the Country club dance. eee Wollowing a 6 o'clock dinner serv- manse, 1108 South Wolcott street for and Sunday school a meeting was Che Casper Daily Cribune 4) Church Choir Members Re sat PERSONALS r | | Miss Hattie Wyatt left last eve | ning for Los Ange‘es to visit there | with friends for some time. s| Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sandon left yes. terday morning for Rawlins where they met a westbound tratn to Cal- ifronfa having been called there by the sudden illness of Mr, Bandon's mother. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Freeman have returned to their home at Kaycee after spending several weeks here At the home of their daughter Mrs, Les- ter Carr. Mrs. Carr who recently un- derwent an operation at the Mayo Brothers’ hospital at Rochester, Minn., {s reported to be greatly im- proved. She*returned to Casper ‘last week x HM Mrs. Thelma Clark and daughter dy is D Ju n | left last evening for El Paso, Tex. eee Word has been recetved in Casper that Mrs. C. 8. Greenbaum; well in| known Wyoming matron, who has h club was organ. been making her home in Caltfornta, tint lingerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, walsts, dresses, coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies, coverings, hangings, everything | new. | Buy “Diamond Dyes''—no other! kind—and tell your druggist whether | th wool or ailk, or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed good: ! overland for Denver where they will -COLOR IT NEW WITH Beautiful water to tint age contains direc- tions so simple any woman can dye or PAGE THREE. hag changed he t Nérth Milton etree Mrs. Greenbaum wa Casper ul montl 4 guest of her son and daughter M Mr, and’ Mrs. Stanley Greenbaum who wi with f Seater until rrew and George Howarth, formerly of ¢ stitute 1 tear per and now Midwest, has be Sites * | visiting with hiv parents, Mr. and} Mr. and Mrs, Lee Reno of Mrs. P. A. Howarth ut Story, Wyo.] South Kimball street are receivir 3) Som the ratulations of friends on tt Word was received in Casper to Ww rning) of ar day by Mrs. T n Mr.|eight and th pound bi and Mrs. Cleveli rs stat-|son who n named Charles | ing that they wer aving New | Lee Both mother and baby are re York where they have been visit-| to be progressing ing for several weeks for Wichita] torily. Mr. Reno i E Tex., to make the home,|the Wyoming Cadillac companys | Mr. Storrs who‘is conn with ere the White Eagle, having been tran Miss Virginia Smith is among the ferred there Laveye visitors in the city today eee ee G. R. Miller of the Carter Oil if 2 company returned this niorning | Simple Way To from u several days business trip to Ne x Ft, Collins. ; 5 Take Off Fat | SA Can anything be simpler than tak- | Mr. and Mrs. Major Ormsby will]ing a convenient little tablet r| leave the latter rt of the week | times each day until y weight 1s reduced to normal? Of course no! 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