Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1925, Page 3

RUS BEBE TUESDAY, MA‘ 19, 1925 a By MAR Y TOBIN — ee Jave Bon is Hostess to Friends This Afternoon. Little Jane Bon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bon, was hostess this afternoon at her home, 907 South Lincoln street at a children’s party the ctcasion belng her fifth birth day anniversary. Guests who attended were Peterson, Sybil Johnson, Ann Covert, Luellle Purdy, Ann Biglin, Pitt C ert, Gene Biglin, Arthur Khours ‘Teddy Lord, Brother Khoury, Bar bara Waldschmidt John Frank Bacheller, Bobbie Betty Lou Selide!, Charles son ry Jane Cribbs, Billy Bor and ,Rosalia Cript University Studenis on Week's Trip Through State Professor 8, H. Knight, géologist at the state university at Laramic left Monday mornihg for a week's trip taking with him 19 member of anced class 4n geclo; i Francia Dunn of C: a, Indlana; Rober Spalding, Laramie; George Vand Assist , f TUESDAY, Curtain rises pr No Reserved Seats Tickets on Sale a veer, Casper; L. » Lawrence Whit Ormsby, lin De F\ Casper; O. | M untain ‘club, ed by Auditorium . MAY 19TH romptly at $:15 » Lisbon, | Harry Bretienstein, Rawlins; Prank * Laas: John Groy Knight, Louis Alisman, TREBLE CLEF — CHORUS CONCERT JESSIE MAE AGNEW, Director Casper Little Symphony Orchestra RAY J. COOK, Director Admission, 50 Cents t the Auditorium OF OUR LINDSAY & CO. Cbe Casper Daily Cribune | On th i: Pp of « jan s tong. 1. Wyoming, th |FRANTZ SHOP SALE OPENING HERE WEDNESDAY HOLDS REAL SENSATION FOR THE PUBLIC ‘y Casper wom in fact, through- chief top: onyersation today {s the great {pairs of fresh eilk hose, Bulk sweat- | | pearl necklaces, gloves, wash | |r sses, corsets, etc. | The interest in this sale has al- tainment will begin at 8 o'clock and all those wishing to reserve tables Hannah Shimmin To! PAGE THREE per of the retu: nd. Mry. last Weele of /Mr. |, Marquardt trom | an organiza-| % tion composed of students from this the univer region .who attend Notre Dame uni-| dent in the law | of the election gf Francis J. pame and hasvatt | Bon, son of Fran of Cheyenr r tf las president quarter of the pre For Mrs. N Members mperance at An informal party on at tir: home of \ 4 South I well courtesy t | who ts leaving Kan bers « | road enjoy er | sure trip to Story, Wy. fed to Casper. Miss E a guest at | rie din Casp | to visit here with Mr | Of Miss Farner, the Press | neer | “Berth: hool ral “da , has return of Thursday Lewis. of the Women‘ union will be hoste: Thursday | pres Miss Farner Returns to Casper ure Trip. | Miss rner, | prano who ‘arner noted wnsend hotel veral_weeks ago Farner Paul Pio- Young Bon is a stu Notr the Christiz after Bail! reet in fare- Lewis handsome Nl < voice has had the manifest fit-of much technical training admir method-of tone pro- duction, ow of its} ss to a seE inexhaust! not times.” tal ‘in Lo ritic nh SUpI well coytrol Of Miss don, . the written “Bertha Farn the came hero 4 stranger and so | tistically did she sing-and‘so love 1| Was hér voice, that the audience w willing to give her“a full. share of | the honors even with Edward John }.| son. Her volce is a clear, sweet so-| prano, smooth hs ‘velvet ang her up- | which at all arner’s following ¢ per tones are true and golfen.” | eee | Missionary Society | | Meets This Week. | The Women’s Missionary soc of the Emnianvel “ Baptist “chur | will meet Thursd afternoon “at | o'clock at the | hurgh >| Clinton Hayes ing oo. with . Mrs. | hostees. | . | News From Washington Interests Casper People. The following notice from Washington Post will interest per people “General Pershing entertained at dinner récently at the Shoreham, taking his guests later to the opera He bad as his guests Major General! the JS THE LAST DAY 16th ANNIVERSARY SALE Golden Rule Dept. Store It’s a square meal for a di-ne William Mason Wright and Mrs. Wright, ‘Senator’ Francis EB. War-| ren and Mrs, Warren of Wyoming, | Mrs. George K. Vanderbiit and Ma-| |Jor General ‘Robert C. Davis and| | Mrs. Davis: | | | sieve | Play Which Drew Large Crowd to be Repeated, “The New Minister” @ humorous | play given Saturday. evening by members of the Ladies’ Aid society of the First Methodist church well recetved, tHe church crowded to ‘capaci members took was being Thirty-three part, each character metmbers ‘took part, each character doing excellent work. Due “to the large number unable to attend the | Play and a request for a repetition Jot the entertainment, “The New Minister” will be presented on Wed- nesday evening, M. at the church, corrér of Second’ and Dur- Vin’ streets. Cc. T. U. Meeting iday Afternoon. A general meeting of the divistons jof the Women's Christian® Temper- se union will be held on Friday af- noon of this week at 2:30 o'¢lock | he First Baptist church, corner | £ Fifth and Beech streets. Several! talks of jnterest will be given by the Rev. T. B. Uber, and Mrs. Clara | Wilkinson. | o- Tenor. solo, Selected -- Mr. Swallow I ading, “A Pleasant Hatt Hour on the Beach” (Marjorie Benton Mra, T. B. Uber | fayfields and Butter- “ublic Is Invited to enefit Dance Wednesday All » come nd the old enjoyed those attending dressed {n old clot invited to at new dances | it if hoped that | tend. A ew taken at nd rT] e numbe ql silver offering will't Important Meeting of | Rebekah Lodge Wednesday. An important business meet the Natrona Rebekah lodge No. will be’ held on. Wednesday evening t thé Odd Fellows hall. All mem PA are asked to be present as of vers for the year will be elec eee urd Party to be Given ' Parish House Thursday, An informal cs n will on Thursday evening of this the Parish he f St b we Mark's ¢ Expert Marceller Must Be Experienced Students Need Apply Apply at Betty’s Beauty Parlor Tribune Bldg. . | Play and Musical Program ‘at Lutheran Church The ladies of the Grace Lutheran church will give an interesting en-| | tertainment tomorrow evening at | eight o'clock at the church, CY ay-| {enue and Ash street. Several mu. | sical numbers will precede the pre. sentation of the comedy, “Sewing | | for the Heathen.” | The musical program will be. os | | follow: | Piano solo, Selections from Fauat | (Gounod) .... Mrs. Homer Helms may do so, by.calling Mrs, James G Lavora Moore Hostess to Frie frie pe Jarvis. \On Moore | George her girl a picnic lio Wei | Shim: Sd. Pa) réady gained such a terrific momen- wey eae teres! Caspers 2d. Palmer, Madison;+ Wi8t| grants Shop‘tmnle',wiloh= will topen |tum tnat just as many extra eales- rogra ick’ Denman, Texas; H. Anderson}! tomorrow “‘morhiii, z= 9-80 sharp. with experience’ who could | | Andre Burhans, Slater; Owen| amiga ze of glory and sensation ured has been engaged to help | Moury, George Faurie, Laramie, and | price cutting bargains, are of the crowd with efft- | | rlepy.of Lance Creek. Just asa special inducement for and promptness. a | Tke party will go to Freézeout| those planning to attend the sale | The reputation of the‘Frantz Shop | hills, Bates hole, Platte canyon, In-|to be here early a coupon good, with-|for high class merchandise, ful! | mem spendence toc Gap, the] out restrictiom for’$1 in. mercha and corteous. service | the Ferris oii fields, and other}dise will be presented to each of:t} ® the event which w oil fields. ,They dying olls;| first one. hundred \ women. enteF with the public as | ing | gathering a few sil, and| the store at promptly 9:30, prese wi jenjoying life in the open. The trip] ‘There will) be an abur ar of s Btate: t a jfs being -made by automobile and! new coats sults, dresses hats | ed all. day a? jtruck, with full camp equippage id-at. prices ino ‘law, an (0. amasal @ proper and | Tea Club Is Bupe. 1 # en the shrewde oppe In ad-} conyenie | Francis Bon is Named Leader nd cranny of the}and to reprice every. ite of Notre Dame Senior Class, full of le |everything will, be offered a Word has been recelyed from thi iding thousands of | mendous reduction, . Fr Tohnos A am B, {van —————_—___ NOTICE OF REMOVAL, Elite 352 . . Eu. pe 3 a Marquard' [Appear in Recital | tet: esse: «'scar ago or australia! | ing at 8 o' | announceme | from memory. vr several months | where they 1 ded-to bi Jand wher affairs Friday Evenin a will app +|?“DIAMOND DYES” lls anuale & t made in will play, 10 pi Prier COLOR THINGS NEW ted ar m. or Mrs. Sara , I red to Ca yesterda is aj}to business affairs and w dey while here at t ; A Wr Guarantee enw © With Every Job | oes Be lhe WHY TAKE A CHANCE? eft Socaas for Nebraska Warne-Crosby Motor Co. ept CASPER, WYO. en received in led mapas que ey Every Summer Occasion Is Considered ; Light, Dainty ndals An appealing new slipper with many cool cutouts on the sides, Comfortable Cuban heels and *| light weight soles, A dressy type of sandal for your better wear. In patent leather, and white calf— $9.00 We have a style similar to the above in fashionable English Tan calfskin or black patent, $8.00 Moire Satin and Black Patent Pleasingly Combined We were pléased with the immediate hit that this trim little customers, For Your Mountain Hikes The “Park to Park” boot which we are showing this season is not only stoutly built to serve you faithfull but is decidedly snappy looking « well, Has the popular moccasin toe tip and is fashioned of pliable calf skin, Flexible welt soles.. And how trimly it fits the ankle, $10.00 The forepart is of fine bla patent leather and the back quarter of as soft and pliable as a willow switch. Child- distinctive moire satin. Medium short ren will © over this stout little sport shoe vamps and graceful heels. Sizes 8% to 114%6— Lovely Soft White Kid What more appropriate clipper’ for summer wear than a smooth white kid strap? ially attractive being engagingly worn this summer. Many wo fashioned with cut outs in front men w i pte the fascinati and two narrow straps fastening guing | 6 high on the instep. Héel. t | ful ct | moderate Spanish height at t $10.00 | | . . | A Drastic Clearance of 400 Pairs | | CY \ | in Our Display of Summer’s Smartest | Footwear ‘wd | We cordially invite you to see these new styles. Twill aid you as you plan your summer and vaca tfton wardrobe. Our early summer displays em {| brace the-newest adaptions of the correct modes You have but to consider the occasion or the use you will have for the shoes you choose—for style correctness, quality and value are assured factors n any of these summer shoes, Trim Boxed Heeled Pumps This natty slipper is slightly different Makes Life’s | Walking Easy Ground Gripper Oxfords are famous foot resting that is a boon to uiling foet " shoe a than pictured, having a leather bow Shaper ntinically to | effect and no tongue in place of strengthen weaken bo ae buckle, as shown. The forepart .is and st ‘ | bright black ‘patent leather and one: thelecarcheenseel | the back quarter of beautiful ible $ soontel: Haale blonde kid. Boxed ‘heels make re raaye ig 3 | this slipper comfortable as well as foned of. soft kid leathe charming. Fine for summer walking | | } ° In‘Brown Kid oo | || Blonde Kid—A Delightful New In Black Kid____$10.00 | | 1 Color pend] This lovely ‘soft shade | « of kid leather harmonizes beautifully with most of We also carry Roth's Correc: the seasons garment col- Meaioutorda whi have aren orings. A very simple one Ticpartiie! shankas acd cake strap pattern but wonder- very sightdy loo fully becoming and ¥ rich looking, Fast- a i | ens on the side with In Brown Kid____$9.00 a dainty little bow. ; In Black Kid _$8.00 $10.00 A Most Flexible Children’s | Oxford The vogue for crepe rubber soles has found ts way into children’s shees and we find them on this soft tan calf oxford making it slipper made with our k $9.00 oo 8680 ~-~-$4.00 White Kid for Warm Days As the sun climbs higher you'll see more and more white kid This beauty is espec- of Dress Slippers Wonderful bargains The materials are —kid, these shoes formerly satin pa ot sold for from eight to suede, and silver cloth ten dollars, Slippers suitable for They are: broken sixes dress, afternoon, street, but on account of the theater and party wea numbers, of pairs your The heels are—Spanisi choje large. spike, Cuban, box rrow and wide widths yles that are being from our regular high grade stock worn right n tiquated patter: SEE THEM TOMORROW, IGGING “YOUR SHOEMAN Quality Shoes Carefully Fitted.