Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 3

FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925 | | (Kege OCIETY, / By MARY TOBIN herwood of Cas- BF Raymond C. Osborn of lenreck were married Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian manse, 1103 Se the Rev. Charte ing. The renjony was performed in the presehce of a number of friends and relatives. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. M. Sherwood of Milwaukee and ter of Mrs. My Fo "Ryan of this She"was graduated from the Side iigh school of Milwau- 1 the Casper. Business col- The groom is a son of Mr. Mrs. R. C. Osborn of Glenrock, a graduate of the Mich Ann Arbo He is at {é¥"for the Chicago and teri railroad at Glerrock where the Toupte will make their ne following. a short honeymoon trip to Denver. yepial Program Sunday theran Church, A children’s choir of 30 voices will have 'c of the musical program at Gra Lutheran church on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Phe sermon will-be an tustrated one on the subject, “Take up the Cross."? oe Lutheran Aid to Hold Bake Sale Saturday. The Ladies’ Ata society of the andinavian Lutheran ¢hurch will d a sale of baked goods on Satur- March 28, at the Williams store ant and Divine streets, begin- m. Patron from be greath, »pre Drew Entertains ge Club Thursday. Mrs. T. Drew entertained the Midnight Bridge club last evening at r home on North Durbin street ‘or the regular meeting. ~Honors vere won by Miss Margaret England nd Mrs. Paul Hooper. The club vill Be entertained again in three eks by Miss Margaret England at “home on South Elm street. soe Mrs. Snook Is Hostess ‘Cor Duplicate Club. ‘Mrs. J. C. Snook hostess to- day for the regular meeting of Duplicate Bridge club. Substitutes for the afternoon were Mi Ts. Cooke and Mrs, Yeremiah Mahoney. Mrs. Hanson Is Hostess At Bridge Tea Today, Mrs. V. E. Hanson was hostess this afternoon at her home, 451 Di- street, at an informal bridge a given in honor of Mrs. W. R. Winney, who expects to leave the first week of April for a ‘several months’ pleasure trip to California. ‘This was the first of a series of en- tertainments to be given by Mrs. Hanson, the next to bo given after Paster. Guests present included: Mrs. talph Kammon, Mrs. W. D. John- ston, Mrs. O, C, Brewster, Mrs. Al- len McClella. Mrs. A. W. Peake, Mrs. A. M. Gee, Mrs. H. J. Lowe, Mrs. 8. KX. Loy, Mrs. Francis Brown, Mrs, R. H. Reeve, Mrs. A. J, Par- kin, Mrs. Stanley Griebel, M M. ©. Robertson, Mrs. K. O. Warner, Bea: G. B. Stebbins and Mrs, Fin? fey. ee Miss Ruthledge To Entertain Her Club, Miss Patricia Ruthledge will en- tertain the members of the S. D. club this evening at her home, 328 North ‘kson street * Give Luncheon At Home on Thursda B. Flanagan was hostess number of her friends at a 1 *k luncheon given yesterday at r home, followed by an afternoon , honors at which were won . W. H. Campbell =e, ine r Casper People Attend Dance. The following clipping from the Shoshoni Enterprise will he of inter- per friends: y evening the Woods ho- nopolis was the scene of delightful dinner party for sshont folks. Mr. and Mrs. Bob entertained twenty guests ved at 8:30 o'clock Se ca ay CA after which dancing was enjoyed un- ul one, Covers were laid for the following persons: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Teeters, Mr. and Mrs, A. O. Heyer, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Kaiser, Dr. and Mrs, E. L. Jewell; Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Mood, of osbori; “Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Me- sown, of Riverton; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rate of Lander; Miss Do- lores Shaner, of Thermopolis; George Meigh of Moneta and the Misses Lois and Margaret Longshore and the Messrs Wurke and Whitmore of Casper and the host and hostess. eee Farewell Courtesy Is Accorded Mrs. Anderson, In farewell courtesy to Mrs. Wil- liam‘ Anderson, prominent worker of the Emmanuel Baptist church who with her family is leaving soon for Denver to make her home, mem- bers of the church were hosts at an entertainment given Thursds ning, March 26, | Mrs. Anderson who {s president of the bible class of the church, pianist and literary secretary for the wo- men’s work in Wyoming received many expressions of appreciation for her work. Following the lterary and musi- cal program which was greatly en- joyed, short talks were given by the Rev. J. T. Hanna, pastor of the church, the Rey. J. P. Jacobs, state secretary and Mrs. Jacobs. At the close of the evening a lunch was served at tables decorated in Lay- ender and white. eee Public Is Invited To Entertainment This Evening | An invitation is extended to the | public to attend the six act vaude- | ville to be given this evening at 8 o'clock at the First Christian church corner of Grant and Lind streets by the choir of the’ North Christian church. The entertainment prom- ises to be a success as much prac- tice has been, glven to each part. it is being put on under the auspi- ces of the Tau Gamma Gamtna class Following {s the program: Act I—The Musical Spellbinders. “Everything in Music.” Act II—MeGlincy and MacIntyre, “Old Folks at Home.” ‘ Act III—Loehr and Iserman, “Sing- ing and Songs.” Act IV—MacIntyre and Culvin, “The Jolly Tars.” Act V—Wright, Hayman, Bowman, MacIntyre—“The Auctioneer” a comic quartette. Act VI—"Getting Off,” a comedy. Scene=Mre, Cummings living room Time. --An evening in winter Cast of Characters, as they appear Hildegard Cummings—a romantic - Miss Beeler Nona».Cummings—Hildegards mar- tied sister -- Mrs, Loehr Mrs. Cummings—a worrled mother phe Pe Mrs. Wright Julia Cummings—the girl --.---_- , Miss Hester Grandma Blessington—ny benevolent old tyrant —.--... Mrs, Wilkenson Wm, Thornton—the ardent suitor - Mr, Iserman Pythian Sisters Change Meeting Dates The regular meeting dates of the Loyalty Temple No. 18 Pythian Sis- ters which were formerly held on Thursday evenings will now be held on the second and fourth Tuesday evenings 6f each month at the Odd Fellow's hall. The next regular ses- sion of the organization will be held on April 7. eee Woman's Club Meeting at Josendal Residence. The regular meeting of the Cas- per Woman's Departmental club will be held on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Oddmund Josendal, 803 South Dur- bin street. Included in the after- noon’s program will be a paper, on “American Women Painters” by Mrs. W. C. Newell, Mrs. W. J. Batley will conduct the round table. a ee Mrs, H. A. Reichenbach left last evening for Denver and expects to return overland tomorrow in a new Packard car. For sale, absolutely pure milk de- livered at your door, 16c also for sale at Stone Grocery. W. M. Kleber, phone OMES that serve Schilling Coffee are protected --- = for the quality of Schilling Coffee bas not been changed. The traditional blend | he) DAY stands untouched. "There is but on# Schilling quality- mot two- or three-- or four. \ It is brought to you sealed invacuum Io Moving Mount Is Brought To Sudden Halt MEEKER, Colo. “moving mountain night stopped its sliding March 27.—The near here last into the, Rio Blanco valley, having shifted its) ‘ a broader expanse during the past three days. It is estimated by observers ‘that the mountain “moved” approximately 150 yards during its slide. Beyond the phenomenon of the “shifting” of the mountain which, geologists say, is not unusual, ex- cept in cases of peaks as high and large as the Meeker“ moving moun- tain,” the present meandering of this mountain caused little excitement in the region, except to block tite high- way between Rifle and this town for a distance of some 600 yards. So the “voyage” of the Meeker mountain will go down in history without any “black marks" of dam- age and destruction. In fact rest- dents of the region stated toda that, by filling up the gulch in the Rio Blanco valley, the towns of Meeker and Rifle will be spared the expense of building a bridge to com plete a protected highway. pit kids base to Personals Mrs. Ed Godsall of Chadron, Neb. who has been visiting here with M Godsall for a few days, returned this morning by moter to her ho eee Miss Eva Sullivan was an arrl here today from Denver. livan expects to locate here eee Mr. and Mrs. returned from a to Denver and ot . T. W, Ward have hort business trip Colorado points. . Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Bryan are out of town visitors here from Towa Clty. cee H. W. Campbell and daughter, Emma expect to leave tomorrow for | their home on ‘Tuesday. | al} Miss Sul-| Che Casper leaving In a few 4 motor trip to Colo oe Harry Parks and recent visitors here me at Shoshor CITY BRIEFS Ralph Barton of the Casper Nat- bank has been spending sever: 8 this week in Riverton on Mr, and Mrs, children were from their b eee George Wilson of Laramie was vis- iting: friends in Casper. Tuesday. eee Mr, and Mrs. W. I. Shoshont were visitor: Glenrock this week, Jehnson of in Casper and returning to ékene Carl Miller of Denver is attending to business affairs here today, hav- ing motored up from Cheyenne this morning. eee Mr. and Mrs. Ned Burke spent a short time this week visiting with the latters sister, Mrs. Grace Hinkle of Shoshoni. see A. W. Carson { affairs in days from Fremont, oes Willer has been with his brothe: Mrs. Curt formerly transacting busl- Casper for several Neb, Merton this wee and sister, Willer Shoshont, visiting Melvin Kaiser, Mr. resident of was a eee Dwight Scott has been attending to business affairs in Lander, ee Capt. C. P, Plummer spent.a short time the beginning of the week,at Wheatland on business. Captain Plummer is president of the Wyo- ming Alfalfa Milling company. cee E. F. Emley and Rush Hayes have returned from Dwyer where they spent several week eee Fred Drew has leased the L. C. Todd ranch near Wheatland and with his family moved from Casper last week. eee Floyd Lawrence month to will leave next make his home on his Rawlins to spend Sunday with friends, eee G. L. Hanson is attending to bus- Iness affairs here today from Den- ver. eee Miss Lois Longshore has been confined to her home with an attack of appendicitis. eee Word has been recelved in Cas. per of the arrival of March 17 of a baby daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Harry Logan of Omaha, formerly residents of Casper. M Logan was before her marriage, Miss Mar- ion Fuller. ery Mrs. Jack Anderson left yesterday for Denver to spend until next Fri- day visiting with her grand-daugh- ter. eee Mr. and Mrs. L. Garrison were ar- rivals in Casper yesterday from Col- orado. ry Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cowan mo- tored to Douglas yesterday return- ing last eyentng. eee Mr. and Mrs. WW. L. Cossee are the parents of a baby son who arrived on March 14, oe Mrs. Roy Sprague has been visit- ing this week with her mother, Mrs. Ora Jones in Wheatland. rary Mrs, George Skivington of Lan- der was a guest here for a short time this week of Mrs. Roy Gosnell. eee Mr, and Mrs, Henry Welsh are guests who arrived in Casper yester- day from Om A. W. Coons of In was a re- cent visitor in Casper with Miss Lots Coons. eee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer of Manderson were visitors in Casper for several days this week eee Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steffens were visitors the beginning of the week at Shoshont. eee Miss Eelanor mith will leave to- day for Thermopolis to spend the end there with friends “ee Mrs week Mr. and Claude Giles are ranch at Squaw mountain near Daily Cribune .0.0.F LODGE AT MIDWEST 10 BEINGTITUTED Scores From This City and Douglas Will Attend Saturday { Seventy-five members of the Order from Casper, twenty five from Douglas and the grand master for Wyoming from Laramie are going to Midwest, tomorrow to institute a new ledge of the Order to be known as Natrona Lodge No. 2, I 0. 0. F. The instituting of the new lodge and installation of officers will take pjace in the afternoon and the de- grees will be conferred in the even- ing by Casper lodge instituting and inst cers. will be done b No, 15 Mem rounding attend and Canton Casper Militant, the unit order will a form, and in the evening. A banquet will be served at five Jouglas Ic he Order from all s1 have been invi ch of the full dress unl: | exhibition drill Mrs. Whitney Is Grandmother NEW YORK, March Harry Payne Whitney from London to frien nouncing the birth of daughter, Mrs. Barklle M Henry, formerly Barbara Whitney EAST SIDE CHURCH TO An entertaining program sured those who attend the this evening at the East Side Com munity church, featuring the quartet and the church choir, Variety will be the keynote and a large attendance should greet the en- tertainers. No admission will be but a silve will be Ss as ring MUSIGAL TONIGHT AT, HOLD LIVELY-PROGRAM Lions | o'clock PIRCELS TOBE. IELNERED We THE Gl Fl by the members of the new Woheatiand. cASPER POSTAL FMPLOVES I BANQUET MEET Readjustments Caused by New Rates Are Discussed Complete readjustment of certain departments of the-postoffice made necessary by the recent changes in rates and classifications and the sub- Ject of expeditious handling of mail matter, were discussed at a banquet of postoffice employes held in the First Christian church last night. Forty-five postal employes were Present and addresses on topics per- taining, to the changes were made by five banqueters. Postmaster Ed- win M. Bean presided as toastmas- ter and lead in a roundtable discus- sion that took place after the ad+ dresses, “New Rates and New Classifica- tions” was the subject of a paper read by Forest G. Wheeler, assist- ant postmaster. R, R. Duncan, clerk in charge of C. O. D, mail, talked on new rates for,money orders, regis- tered, Insured and collect on delivery mail. Henry I. Thompson, dis- patch clerk, discussed “Special De-| livery, Spe Handling and Air Mail Service, Dennis P. Murphy, | carrier, talked on he Proper Handling of Nixies."" Nixies,” it is explained by the postmaster, refers to mail improperly addressed. D. F. Gadberry’s subject was atness and Courtesy.” The banqueters were entertained by Miss Elsie Winter with two whistling selections, by the post-| office orchestra and by a general] song fest. A feature of the place cards, Each special stamp, mostly 1sed in| foreign countries and sor ormerly used in the United States but wh are now relatively anquet Was the card bore a rare CHIEF JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT WILL. NOORESS ATTORNEYS, | Chief Justice CI | the W Cheyenne, spe les N. Potter of upreme be the principal eting of the N association ng will the n Bar court er nt trona County held Tuesday ning evening at the Hen Judge sar of th e stat cloguent speak ading legal lum and it is expected | ding} Rose and charge of and and Judge | and one urle th nddress Judge that his xe nterestir Donald Gal Re are in the er in nd and give eception rline, president ting ever e county to at f the Watch Your Coffee! Schwartz Funeral tins only--for there is no other way to properly preserve those rare and easily- it flavors of fine coffee. Mr .und Mrs. Jacob § East F' Street, who died Wednesday Sunday y will p | tendance guest, Nat ‘ounty Bar a and ure greet the es a distinguished —a To Be Held Sunday Rosie chwartz of BL norning, will be held at 12:30 o'clor from the chape ul hom: afternoon of the Lorton fune To facilitate delivery of parcels freight and express to any point in the ofl fields, the Casper Salt Creek Parcel Delivery will begin operations on April 1, under the personal direc: tion of G. F. “Whitey” Hoffman. who has been connected with the transportation department of the Midwest Refining company, for more than seven years and who knows every inch of the Salt Creek field like a book. The new delivery service has es- tablished headquarters at the Smoke- house on South Center street and will pick up anything in the way of merchandise and parcels of any s! or value for delivery to any point in the ofl fields. The parcel delivery will fill a long felt want in Casper for quick and speedy delivery of art ticles from this city to the field or from the field to Casper. There {s every indication that the new ven ture will prove to be a success. eh A Na Mrs, Walter C. Fain, of Norfolk, one of the two women members of the Virginia legislature, is being urged by her supporters to. become a candidate for the leutenant governorship. Banner Grocery Specials These Are Money Savers Lux, package Navy Beans, 3 pounds 1 Pound Gloss Starch 1 Pound Corn Starch Green Beans, per can . Wax Beans per can —- Libby’s Milk, large can Green tea, 4% pound — 1 Pound Jar Jam --- Swifts Minced Ham — Swift’s Veal Loaf — Liver cheese per pound THE Banner Grocery Cor. 9th and Chestnut By all means see the new Moon SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY PHONE YOUR ( Dried Prunes, per lb. Crystal White Soap-_-_- Sunbrite Cleanser__ Ferndell Ketchup, large bott No, 1 Fruit Salad, per can No. astern Corn-Fed Chickens Dressed While You Wait verything in Fresh Ve JOHNSON BROS. 638 East Second St. 2 Ferndell Sliced Pineapple, can__35c, 3 for $1.00 would be regular as cleckwork, each day some way enjoy ROMAN MEAL—a Properly baianced food SATURDAY SPECIALS Fresh Crabs, Lobsters and Oysters Weisel’s Milwaukee Sausages Jaeger’s Milwaukee Bread Goldstein’s Denver Bread Fancy Cakes ALEX ANDER-SECALE CO EWICATESE (CASPER, WYOMING— Hay Grain Salt Cotton Cake Chicken Feeds Choice Alfalfa and Wheat Grass Hay Carload Our Specialty Casper Warehouse Co. Phone 27 {NDUSTRIAL 268 Ava IRDER EARL} 11 bars 50c 4 cans 25c 25c 30c, 2 for 55c Beef and Pork. egetables and Fruits. GROCERY CO. PAGE THREE INTINTYRE RESIGNS HIS PLACE AT BURLINGTON io. ene n Meatless Days Macaroni is a good wholesome meal in itself. Just the food for Lent. Appetizing and Nutritious. Can be served in many tasty ways. At All Grocers—I0c the Package puefiean sea) Macaroni Products TT of lex Complete Distance, Volume and Quality Reception The Chas. E. Wells Music Company 232 EAST SECOND S PHONE 194 SHOES! SHOES! FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Our CLEANUP SALE IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN Never have Shoes been sold at the prices we asking. They must go! COME IN—SEE HOW FAR YOUR DOLLAR WILL REACH PECIAL FOR SATURDAY POINTEX CHIFFON HOSE Regular $2.00 value. Per Pair $1.15 All sizes— COTTMAN-TURNER BLDG. SHOE STORE 120 West Second Next Door to Chase Cafe OPEN EVENINGS are in black only. e ’ my AF Wickman’s Fancy Eggs Fresh Candled, Clean, Full Size Look for the “W” on Each Ege Sold by Rosenthal & Shelquist E. R. William Bungalow Grocery Pickard’s Grocery H. H, Fitchie Grocery Ideal Grocery BUTTONS! BRING YOUR BUTTONS COVERING PONG! TO | One da Hemstitching and Picot Ed JUST RECEIVED Shipments of FELT HATS AND SCARI Phones 1251 and 1252 Elizabeth’s Specialty Shop 141 East Second