Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 8, 1925, Page 5

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1925 Mrs. Andrus For Duplicate Club. Mrs. R. M. Andrus will entertain Friday of this week for the last Meeting of the period of the Dupli- cato Bridge club, at her home on Durbin street, Migs Sullivan Will Ro Hostess This Evening. Miss Patricia Sullivan will be hos- tess this evening for a few of ‘her friends at her home on East Tenth street. e-. Dinner Will Precedo Formal Dance Friday. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Townsend will entertain at a dinner Friday eve- ning, February 13, at the Townsend hotel, the affair to precede the for- mal dancing party ieing given at the Arkeon by the Ferty and Eight so- ciety. eee Royal Neighbor Dance Tuesday Evening. A dance will be given Tuesday eve- ning, February 10, at the Knights of Pythias hall by’ members of the Royal Neighbors lodge, to which the ~public is Invited. Preceding the en- tertainment the regular meeting will be held to which all members are asked to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Will Entertain Today. A number of Casper people will motor to Douglas today to attend a dinner being given there by Mr. and Mrs. Neil Tyler at their home. Valentino Party Friday Evening. Miss Elizabeth Nicolaysen will be hostess to a number of her friends at a Valentine party to be given Fri- day at the Nicclaysen home on South Wolcott street. ee . Fortnightly Bridge Club Is Entertained. Mrs. John B. Barnes entertained for the regular meeting of the Fort- nightly Bridge club yesterday at her residence on Worth Beech street. High honors were won by Mrs. Anna Leeper. Guests present besides mem- bers were, Mrs. Charles Crabtree, Mrs. L. A. Reed, Mrs. James Weider- hold, Mrs. T. C. Spears and Mrs. J. B. Greenough of Lander, guest of Mrs. P. C, Nicolaysen. SALARIES PAID BY GOUNTY ARE GIVEN SCORING Employe Who Gave Up Position Gives Opinion. Ed Landers, former undersheriff, is dissatisfied with the statement in Friday's Tribune that he refused to go back to his former job because of inadequate salary. “It's not a matter of salary, {t's a matter of principle,” said Mr. Lan- ders in discussing the proposition. “It's an outrage to ask a man to yvork from 12 to 18 hours a day for 100 a month. Those were good wages thirty years ago when the statute setting that salary was pass- ed, but even then the men seldom worked more than ten hours, “It's an even worse outrage to ask girls to work in county offices for $100 a month and to expect them to live comfortably and clothe them- selves decently on that salary. While these salaries may be adequate in Lusk or Gillette, they certaintly are not adequate in Casper. “You don’t improve the situation by trying to pass the buck to the commissioners or the legislators. The only remedy we ever get is for a group of citizens to force the issue and demand action.” Give Hogan a Lift on this new Brunswick Recor ERE is Kentucky’s own new song—sun; by the world’s greatest entertainer, A! Jolson. Hear it on Brunswick Records as he new revue: “Big Boy"”—just H sings it in his bi; opened in New York. On the reverse side records Jolson sings another popular Sones “Trouble'a a Bubble.” Two Jolson ‘or the price of one—75c, PROMISE TREAT IN PROGRAM OF TRIO TOMORROW Three Brothers Compos- ing Cherniavsky Organ- ization Famed Artists Under the auspices of the charity division of \the Woman's Depart- mental club, the Cherniaysky trio, famed instrumentalists, will appear here tomorrow evening at the America theater. Y The three brothers, playing plano, violin and cello, are noted the world over for the excellence of their recitals, so that Monday's concert may be anticipated by Casper musie lovers with more than the usual delight which has attended an. nouncement of the preceding nun bers of the well planned series of this season. Tickets are to be on lobby of the America theater until Ume for the concert at 8:15 o'clock Money derived from t ries has been the means of y under nourished school children in this city with milk. Splendid support has been given each of the concerts, each one of which has been a special treat in musical perfection. Tho program for the Cherniavsky recital tomorrow night follows: 1. Trio for Pianoforte, Violin and Violoncello in D Minor ~ wen, ~Arensky Allegro Moderato, D Minor Scherzo; Allegro Molto, D Major sale In the ~, Elegia. Adagio,,G Minor Allegro non troppo, D Major 2. Violoncello Solos__- lische] Chernia . Cut Popper (a) Cantabile. (b) Vito (c) Berceuse - -- lischel Chernlavsky (a) Papillon Popper® . Planoforte (a) Nocturne © () Two Studies (©) Polonaise in A . Violin Sonata_-.Leo Cherniavsky “I! Trillo DelDiavolo”_- "Tartini-Kreisler Trio for Piano, Violin and ‘Cello Arranged by Cherniavsky Trio (a) Avie Mario..--Bach-Gounod (b) Minuet Baccharint Funeral Services For Mrs. Bushman Held on Saturday Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Bushman, 83, who died Friday eve- ning at her home at 714 South Oak street, were held at the Shaffer-Gay chapel yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clotk, the Rev. B. A. Cooke of. ficlating. Mrs, Bushman had been a resident of this clty for 11 years. She is sur. vived by her husband and a daugh: ter. ————. Engraved calling cards from your Christmas card plate or calling card plate. No waiting. to send out of town, Hoffhine Printing & Sta- tionery Co., Becklinger Bldg. 6 Sidi aS abel ay Dr. R. N. Grove . Opens New Office Announcement of thé reopening of his office, No. 110, in the Scott building, is made by Dr. Robert N. Grove, chiropractor. For some time past Dr. Grove has attended to his clientele at his residence, but the ex- tent of his practice which during his two years in this city has con- stantly grown lager, necegsitates a downtown location. AR aires ATTENTION! Royal Neighbors dues and assess- ments will be received at 627 East meen Fitzgerald Sisters to Give Recital Thursday; Program To Be Varied; A concert to be given under the direction of Miss Marguerite Fitz- gerald, with the assistance of Miss Genevieve Fitzgerald, at the Klein Marks recital hall Thursday evening t 8:15 o'clock, is heralded as out- tanding among the events of the week, for it will bring before the Public a large number of talented artists. That this concert will be awaited with expectancy is indicated in the numbers and names that ap- pear on the program which follows: Schubert, two pianos... -- -March Militare Martha Mead—Zella Wyatt Kathleen Kenney—Sam Foshay Leybach --Second Nocturne QU George Adams __ Mac Dowell Gnome Dance Gerald Daly Night Song Bernard Daly Tarantella Jane Crowther Sextette from Lucila Lillian Bundrock ----Valse Arabesque Jack Leary Paderewsk! Etvira Bundrock -Minuet Concone --... -Witches Dance eary Jounod, two pianos---. ---Funeral March of a Marionette Louise Bingham PERSONAL MENTION OF CASPER PEOPLE AND GUESTS IN CiTY Daniel Par! ing here for er of Parco is visit- few days. Mrs. Abe Kassis and daughter Vic- toria, who have been spending sev- eral weeks at the castern markets in New York and Chicago, are ex- pected to return to Casper Monday morning. Al Miller is leaving tomorrow for Lusk to spend several days, reer’ Mark Davis has returned from Caltfornia where he accompanied his family who will remain there for several months longer. eee R, C. Coffin of Denver ts in Cas- per on business for a few days. Third on account of the illness of Neighbor Tapp. < (Signed) GRAC. Carl Fenton’s orchestra, with Paul de Syiva at the ukulele, accompanies Jolson in these two new numbers. Be sure to hear them. We will be delighted to play “Hello 'Tuoky”’ er any other new Brunswick Remember, “there’ Brunswick Records.” see Dr. and Mrs. William A. Bryant Record for you, always something new on The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. 232 East 2nd St. Home of the Chickering CASPER and Lavoye Phone 194 © BRUNSWICK Che Casper Sundav Tribune Artists Many Weber, two pianos---.. — ~-Polacca Brilliante Kathleen Kenney Schumann-__.--Nogturne in F Major Zella Wyatt Schumann-__-Hunting Song, Op. 82 Martha Mead Harp Solo Genevieve Fitzgerald two planos__-_--. -+-Tarantella, Op. 85, Sam Foshay Mozart, two pianos. -Minuet E Flat Major Esther Runden Leschetizk: Nocturne, Op. 12 Dorothy Danford two pianos. Invitation to the Dance Frances Sheehan—Emma Martin Esther Runden—Ruth Stevenson Chopin.-.---Nocturne, Op. 48, No. 1 Leah Holloran Mendelseohn--_..Rondo Capriccioso Edna Harned Rachmaninoff -Prelude C Sharp Minor Ruth Stevenson Mendelssohn, two pianos_--..... Finale, Concerto G. Minor Claribel Butler Wagner, two pianos. Pilgrims Chorus from Tannbauser Edna Kassis—Leah Holloran Dorothy Danford—Edna Harned Heller, Weber, fare Salt Creek visitors, guests at the Townsend. . H. J. Hemingway of Sloux City ACTIVITIES OF YEAR OUTLINED Compaen Wii Be BY B. &P. W. CLUB MEMBERS The luncheon of the Business and Professional Women's club held at the Henning hotel Saturday took the form of a Business meeting, which was of particular interest because it outlined the activities for the com- ing year. In sponsoring the organ- lgation of other clubs of its kind in Wyoming, and their affiliation with tho National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clu’ the Casper club will have an important part. Invitations were placed at each plate a series of “Chat Teas.” This will be held at the home of Mrs. Rankin, 1039 South Elm street Sundi February 8, from 4:00 to 6:00 o'clock p. m. and will honer Mrs. Loraine Light, an active mem- ber who expects to leave Casper in the near future. CASPER FILIPINOS FORM ORGANIZATION AS AID IN UNITING RACE. RELATIONS The Filipino residents of Casper have formed an organization for the improvement of their education and social activities, and for the creation of fundamental factors in the future relationship between Americans and Filipinos, In corroboration thereto, the of: flcers of the Filipino association have been installed, with a short in Augural program. ‘The affairs took place last night at 123 North Kim. ball street; attended by several American friends. The officers are as follows—Pr dent, N. B. Datangel; vice president, V. M. Roca; secretary, F. G. Hidal- ko; treasurer, V. M. Roca; sergeant- atarms, A. C. Guiang. Last nights program attend the mechanical schoo! recent. ly installed by the Denver branch of the Chevrolet company Miss Lela McDowell and Mr. and Mrs, James Fife are Lander visitors here for a few days. ours: |¢ Mrs. J. Nolan and son, Jackie, left Thursday for an extended visit with Mrs. Nolan's parents at Los Angeles, California. ee M,. N. Wheeler returned yesterday from Denver where he spent a week. Sicmine J. H. Myers of the Wyoming Na- tlonal bank, has returned from Riverton. C. D. Reed was a visitor in the city yesterday from his home at Torrington. eee Bruce S. Jones and Mrs. Jones of Cheyenne and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Smith of Laramie are expected to arrive in Casper this week to attend a meeting of the state representa- tives of the Equitable Life Insur- ance company. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hillgran are the parents of a baby son who ar- rived Saturday morning at their home, #45 South Grant street. Prominent Lander Physician Is Dead Word of the death Saturday after- noon of Dr. A. H. Cooper, 48, prom- inent Lander physician, was received in Casper last night. For twenty years Dr. Cooper had practiced his profession at Lander Overture Introductor - Filipino String Quartet Remarks ..-. f= A. B, Carbonell Mandolin Solo Presentation of seeseasenssnssosve ds B, Carbonell Inaugural Address ..President Elect Selection .. Filipino String Quartet Response ..-..-.. Professor Danis The Star Spangled Banner and Philippine national hymn. Pupils demonstr the progre: ol covering rhythm, ear training, keyboard har- mony and finger technic. Mrs. Bean will open a second cl: about February 17, and will be glad to explain the work and methods to parents who wish to enter pupils, on Monday afternoons, February 9 and 16 at her studio at 642 South Lincoln. Telephone 2861J. ee The hairspring of a watch weighs but one-twentieth of a grain per inch. One mile of such wire would weigh less than half a pound. Healthy Mothers Have Healthy Children “For mothers found in scription mother and prospective the greatest help can be Dr. Plerce’s Favorite Pre- and Golden Medical Dis- covery,” said Mrs. Anna Smith of 8288-8th Ave., Sacramento, Calif., whose picture appears here. “I have and during that time became widely and favorably known throughout the state. During the world war he serv- ed in the army as a captain. His in- terest in the activities of the sports, man’s world and his pioneering in favor of good roads brought him into is here today on business, eee Sam Hardy of Parco is spending a few days in the city. see Ernest B. Fowler of Denver ar- rived yesterday to spend a short time here on business. eee cordial and lasting relations with many Wyoming men. Surviving the doctor are his wife and three children sak ccaiathe Oe ORs Engraved calling cards from your Christmas card plate or calling card plate. No waiting to send out of town, Hoffhine Printing & Sta Mrs. I. W. Buchanan was a vis- itor in Casper yesterday oe Rae Preece of Tulsa was an out of town arrival in the city yester: day. Miss Josephine Miller mopolis has been friends here, of Ther- visiting with Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Dougherty of Mammoth are guests at the Glad. stone. P. M. Robinson has been transact ing business affs here from Den ver for several ¢ . is few w. man clty. D. Osterloh spending a a Salt Lake days in the Miss Violet Lever who has been spending the week in Denver, is ex- pected to return tomorrow morn. ing. eee Miss Sadie LaTouf, accompanied by Miss Rgse Shikany, will leave this evening for Los Angeles. They will visit enroute at Spokane and Seattle, Miss Shikany will return to Casper in a month while Miss LaToufe will continue to New York where she will purchase a new line of linens to bring to Casper in a few months. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spurlock are spending the week here from their ranch on the Sweetwater, rer Ben Criswell, insurance adjuster, returned from a several days’ stay in Wheatland on busine eee C. D, Lynch and Thomas Cain of Riverton were visitors here yester- day. eee M, HE. Crane, of the Western Hat company of Milwaukee, {is a busi- ness visitor her . . Louls J. Cook, Denver represen. tative of the Bailey Allen company, lbs guest at the Henning for a few. ys, eee F, J. O'Neil, shop foreman for the t local Nolan Chevrolet company, left last night for Denver where ho will tionery Co., Becklinger Bidg. used both during expectancy and afterward and know from my own expertence thelr strength-giving and nerve-quieting éffect on the prospec: tive mother. Nature is wonderfully helped and the tonic effect 1s seen in the child. I was able to continue my work thru expectancy in comfort. I am glad to be able to recommend such a splendid reliable help:to wo mankind.” Obtain these famous medicines of Dr. Pierce's now, In tablets or li- quid, from your druggist. Write Dr Pierce, President Invalids’ Hotel tn Buffulo, N. Y., for free medical ad dv. bY N Judging by cables from Paris there are no smarter shoes being worn than style. February's Calendar shoe is in Blonde Satin with Blonde Suede cutout effect. Parisian Spike heel. Grosgrain ribbon tie. Stitched vamp. Exquisite ensemble! 9 OHANSEN those of the Nenon's THE BOOTERY, 124 East Second Street PAGE FIV} duct. 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GROAT Day and Night Service—Phone 972 for Sweethearts Wives Friends 1c to $1.00 CASPER STATIONERY CO. 13 Dentistry If In Need of a Plate Better take note of this. to make GUARANTED Plates for Till March 1st I am going $15.00 PAINLESS EXTRACTION —EXAMINATION FREE DR. FRANK CARLL 4th Floor O-S Building Phone 564-J TRAIN SCHEDULES CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Westbound Arrives INo. 603 enn. 1386) D: INo. 613 _ ---10:45 p. m, Eastbound Arrives clone 5.45 p. m. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY Arrives Departs 2:10 p m, Departs Mae 6:00 p. mj Eastbound No. 82 ; - 8:10 p. m. Arrives 0a, m 5 p. 5 m