Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1925, Page 5

SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 SOC@ETY, Rehearsals Under Way For “Ballet of Chitra” To Be Given On June 10 Bobbie Lugar Is Host to Friends. Bobble Lugar, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. D, Lugar, was host to.a number of his small friends Saturday after- noon at. children’s party given at his home on North Durbin street tn honor o? his fifth birthday anniver eary. Guests present were: Alice Marie Anthony, Charlotte Stout, Jean Bean, Ralph Anthony, Carl Stout, Tommy Schilly, Jimmie Bean, Elmar Trogdon, Harold Askwith and Bobbie Murphy. see Mrs. Scherek to Entertain Her Division at Luncheon Mrs. B, L, Seckerck will entertain on Tuesday at her home, 467 CY avenue at 1 o'clock luncheon for the members of her division of the Ladies’ Ai¢ society of the First Presbyterian church . Dinner "Today At Ferguson Home Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Ferguson will be hosts at a Sunday dinner today at their home for members’ of their club. i *. Junior Choir Meeting ‘This Week On Friday The oldest division of the Junior choir of St, Mark’s Episcopal chuch will be held on Friday evening, May 29, at 8 o'clock tn the new church. eee Current Events Division To Meet at Y. W. Rooms. The Current Events division of the Casper Woman's. Departmental club will meet on Tuesday after- noon at 2:15 o'clock at the Young ‘Women's Christian association club rooms. Mrs. William Holland will be in charge of the program. ‘ eee Woman's Association Meeting This Week. The Woman's association of the First Congregational church will meet Wednesday, May 27, at 2:30 o'clock at the “Y. W." club room Mrs. H. E. Eberst4in will act hostess and all members and friends are cordially Invited to attend. / eee Thursday Club Holds Business Meeting. A business meeting of the Thurs- day Bridge club was held Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Cecil Bon on Lincoln avenue during which time Mrs. Nell Kimball and Miss Kathleen Sullivan were elected to membership. The next regular meeting of the club will be held on Thursday of this week at the home of Mrs. Pitt Covert on South Wal- nut street. You Can’t Go Wrong on a WRIST WATCH for GRADUATION Gent's Wrist Watches in all reliable makes such as Elgin, Waltham, Gruen and Bulova— $15, $25, $35 and $50 Here we have a wonderful showing of Ladies Wrist Watches. In the American makes we carry the Elgin, Wal- tham and Hamilton and __in Swiss makes we have the Bu- lova, the Gruen and the Hel- bros. All fully guaranteed\and priced for any purse— $12.50, $25, $35 and Up ROTHROCK’S§ JEWELERS COME TO US With Your Films and Your . Kodak Troubles Our Service Covers All : Inat9A.M.— Out at 5 P. M. The Same Day THE PICTURE SHOP With Casper Pharmacy 42nd Street. Second and Wolcott Sts. Rehearsals are under way in pre- paration for the dance extravangza to be given’at the Elks’ auditorium on the night of June 10 by the puptis of the Fitzgerald Dancing stu- dio directed by Miss Genevieve Ftiz- gerald and Miss Claribel Butler, for the. benefit of the charity tund of the American Legion. Mary B. Mo- Pake {# chairman of the legion com- mittee in charge of the program. The entire program will be danc- ing to music. The grand climax of the presentation will be the “Ballet of Chitra” in’ which pupils of the Fitzgerald studio personally trained by Miss Fitzgerald, will appear. When one’ comes to attempt to n idea of the Ballet of ‘'— a theme suggested by Tagore’s drama, a lovely, dreaming, colorful, eastern theme— one feels the Mmitations of the written word. The first scene reveals Chitra, the daughter of; the kingly house of Manipur, among her comrades— a pure devotee of the sword and bow untouched as yet by passion, which only awakens when Arjuna, to whom she had been affianced in hood, comes upon the scene. Scene two is laid in the temple at the hour of worship. The temple maidens are engaged in the weird solemn and beautiful incenge-dance when Chitra appears to pray *the God of Love to teach her Cupid's archery— tot give her the power of the weak weapon ‘of the un- armed hand.” She therefore pleads for one day of perfect beauty to win the heart of Arjuna. Scene three portrays Arjuna yield- ing to the love wiles of the mald— now all woman, the melting fem!- nine thing appealing to the senses, but he soon tires of this, feeling his manhood unchallenged to higher things and departs to take up the duties that call him. Scene four sees the deserted Chitra in the old boyish costume in which Arjuna had first seen her,» again entering the temple, where she is rejoined by Arjuna, who now recog- nizes her as the daughter of the king—the comrade he has long sought who shall share the great du- ties of his life. eniid- PERSONAL MENTION OF CASPER ' PEOPLE AND GUESTS IN CITY Harry Fox of Cheyenne arrived in Casper Friday evening. Mr. Fox is|Tripeny Drug company, was called connected with the Labor Journal. eee Charles EB. Wells of the Charles E. Wells Music stores of Denver and Casper has been attegding to husiness affairs here. eee ‘W. C. Meehan and George Barton of Denver were business callers who arrived here yesterday. eee Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Vaughan were among the Denver visitors whe ar- rived in Casper yesterday. eee Mr, and Mrs. Jack Merrell have been visiting with friends here for a few days from Salt Creek. eee Mise F. L. McEochooan of Aber- deen, 8. D., is visiting with friends in Casper. oe Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bnd expect to leave next Saturday tor Chicago and Milwaukee, the lattes place to visit with Mr. Bond's paients, Mr. and E. C, Bond and sister, Marjorie. Mr. Bond “Spark Plug” is connected with the Tribune in the advertising department. v. C, M. Valentine hag been attend: ing to business affairs here from his home in Omaha. . Mrs. C. Morrison arrived in Cas- per yesterday from Boulder, Colo., and isa guest at the Gladstone ho- tel. C, W. McFarland has been attend- ing to business affairs here from Minneapolis. eee Andrew Garden was a recent vis- {tor here from Glenrock. eee Mr.-and Mra, ©. H. Aderton and baby have had as thelr guest for several weeks, Mr, Aderton’s sister, Miss Leonora Aderton of Hardin, 11). Mr. Aderton is connected with the Producers and Refiners Corpora- ton. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Spaulding vis- {ted with friends the first of the week tn Glenrock. eee Joe L. May, of the May Tank company, returned Friday trom a several weeks’ trip to Indiana and Chicago. eee A. W. Peake spent several da: last week in the Salt Creek fields on business. Mr. Peake is genera! superintendent of the Midwest Re- fining company. . xpected to re turn today from New Mexico and Denver where he has been on busi- ness in connection with his off in- terests. Attorney Edwin Barrett is spen ing Sunday in Riverton, hig former home.. E. C. Dilgrade spent several ¢ jast week in Cheyenne on busine ee J. F. Roland of the Chicago and | Northwestern railroad js in the city for a few days, “EAT AND GET WELL” Never was a title more fitting to any title than this title to DIABETES There {s no “ifs” or “ands” about what you should eat and what you should not eat. You eat what you need, This book will be sent FREE to any sufferer of diabetes. ‘Write M. Richartz, Dept. 275-220 West New York.—Ady HOME COOKED Chicken Dinners Every Sunday at the GLENROCK HOTEL Glenrock, Wyomin, JOHN W. MILLER, Prop. Public Btenographer, Legal Work Mimeographing, Multigraphing The Letter Shoppe Hotel Townsend Phone 260 of hi regular business trips “from Denver. eee Ralph Hay of the Quinn-MeGill | Accessory company of Denver {a here on business, eee C. 6. Harper, representative of the Kellogg company, is among t! he ‘ | maaeiee visitors here this wee) Miss Catherine Coleman, of the to Lavoye last week on account of the illness of her mother. see W. W. Hanke ts leaving today for Joplin, Mo. ae Mrs. Al. Knittle and baby return- ed last week from a three months’ visit spent in California, While there they were guests of Miss Mkr- garet Knittle, who has been attend- ing school there. see William Collins, of the Buzza Company, dealers in gift parch- ments, has been calling on the Cas- per Stationery company, from his home in Minneapo! eee Gerald Faweett, of Chicago, a nephew of Harry Astin, 505 South Lincoln street, and Robert Kreidler, of Cleveland, are enroute to Casper by motor, and expect to spend the summer months here. They! will come by way of Denver and Estes Park. eee Robert C. Marquis to Casper following a the northern, eastern and southern states. The trip was made by mo- tor. The latter part of the winter season Mr. Marquis spent in sou thern Texas, going from there to Chicago, thence to St. Louls and Kansas. has returned year’s tour of Mrs. Alex White is visiting with friends and relatives in the east, e ee W. H. Price, of. Black, Sivals & Bryson, and A. J. Hazlett, editor of the Inland Of! Index, who motored to Denver Friday, are expected to return to Casper Rosai 8 or Wed- nesday. L. J. Baker of Douglas spent yes- terday here on business, eee Mrs. W. J. Peterson and sons of Falls City, Neb., were out of town visitors who arrived yesterday, eee F. M. Long of Laramte is In Cas- per for a few days, eee Miss Sable of Lander was a visl- tor bere yesterday. eee E. J. Smalley, formerly sheriff of Laramie county, and now with the government, fs here on business from Cheyenne. . E, E. Wilson, representative of the Pennsylvania Tire company, is in this city on business in connec- tion with his company from Chey- enne. ° Otto Spratt of the+Niles Mosher Cigar company is in Casper on one M. A. Kent of Worland, Ray Phe bur and W. D. Skelton of Thermop olis motored 4 Cagper yesterday. Mr. and Mra. abate Taylor will motor to Douglas today to visit there with friends, Miss Frances Olson will leave soon with relatives to visit {n Colorado for a week or 10 days. | é eed Mr, D, K. Bergman of Lusk will arrive In Casper today and will, be the guest here for a short time of Attorney and Mra. BE. Pay! Bachel- ler at their home on South Durbin street. ee W. L, Connelly, vice president of | the Mammoth Oil company, will leave in a few weeks for Washing- ton, D. C., to attend the commence- ment exercises at Immaculate acad | emy from which school hls daughter will be graduated. R. B. Wertz, general manager of the Producery and Refiner’s. cor- poration and formerly a rosident of Casper, is visiting In thie elty a Buest at the Townsend hotel from | "Parco where he now resides, “ee Mrs. Laura’ Schick for California to vis't there for some time with her sister, Mra. Sclfnick fe connertrd with the no ~ounting department of the Richard | left recently and Cunningham store. | eee fr, and Mra, Talpl Bus reture od Saturday from a three weeks | | ing. Che Casper Sunday Tribune PAGE FIVE honeymoon trip spent in the t. While absent from the city, Mr, aud | Mrs. Barton visited in Chicago, Bos- ton and New York. Enroute to Cas- per they were guests for several days’ of Mr, Barton’s “parents Milton, Ia. in Mrs, T. B. Hood and Miss Hat Wyatt returned yesterday from several days motor trip. to Hot Springs county. . ete Tommy Tomlinson has returned from Oregon where he attended the funeral! of the late Chris Pupich who died there last week. = eee J. A, Carrol, head auditor of the Midwest Refining company with headquarters in Denver; Herb Dailey, head of the land department, J. H. Mudgett and A. McAlpine, also of Denver, left yesterday on a sey- eral days fishing trip, see 0. L. Walker of the Walker Lum. ber company is in Little Falls, Minn., on business. The Misses Naomi and: Irene Campbell of Lavoye are spending a few days here the guests of friends. eee L. B, Kimball was a Cheyenne ar- rival In Casper Saturday. owe Mrs. Frank Gore is leaving today for Omaha, Chicago and Detroit to spen¢ a month on a pleagure trip visiting with friends and relatives, Enroute here Mrs. Gore will visit at her former home tn Ottumwa, Ia, and Lincoln, Neb. oe Mrs. Effie Wajton, Mrs. B, ©, Walton and Mrs, Pearl Neff of Mid- west were guests Saturday at Henning hotel. . the Miss E. Muir was an arlval here yesterday from Cheyenne. see Mrs. C. W. Kuhlman and Russel! Kuhlman of Thefmopolis are spend- ing the week end here. eee Mrs. J. J. Hale of Midwest motor- ed to Casper Saturday. see J. F. Harrington ts among the many Denver business callers in this city, ; W. D. Newton is a Kemmerer business visitor spending a short time {n Casper. . 4 Miss Mabel Mason and Miss Mae DENVER POLICE. SISTEN STUDIED BY OFFICERS HERE ON REGENT VISIT “An instructive trip and one that should prove of much bene fit to the Casper police department,” Chief of Police A. T. Patrick declared last night\in reference to the journey he and Lieut. Ray Ideen made last week to Denver where they visited the various police and federal criminal detection departments. Taking into consideration the com- parative sizes of the two cities, the officers said they are convinced that the local police system» operates as effectively as that of the metropolis, although they praise for the scientific met in the latter city. Filing. systems used in Denver were carefully studied as well as the identification bureau, the detective department and the methods of the Mountain Field club, a clearing house for stolen automobiles. “AS @ result of the trip we expect to be more effective here in the ter of crimgial law enforcement, the chief said. Solorady had high ods used Evangelist to Lead Service Tonight At Salvation Citadel) OLDEN DAYS: AT FRANTZ SHOP HOLO FORTH ALL OF THI WEEK Only six more “Golden Days” of the mammoth Frantz Shop $60,000 turnover sale remain for the fair sex of Casper andthe surrounding territory to take udvantage of the tremendous savings offered in qual- ity articles of women's wearing apparel of all kinds. The Frantz Shop is offering a special inducement to wide-awake women tomorrow morning. To the first fifty women entering the store efter the doors are open on Monday morning, one pair of Rayon silk hose will be given for the unheard-of price of only nine cents. Think of it, ladies, A pair of real high class silk hose for nine cents. Be on hand early tomorrow,and take ad- antage of this unusual opportunity. The Frantz Shop been the mecea for all the members of the BaP. W. CLUB Hho GRADUATES AT LUNCHEON High School Class -at Meeting Saturday At Henning. meeting of the Business and Professional! Women's club, Saturday noon at the Henning, the members of this year's ating Natrona High club. At the regular du County te of th class of the Mra, 0. Lealdy, evangelist, of t! Angelus Temple in Los Angeles w have charge of the services this evening at 8 o'clock at the Salvation | Army citadel. Mrs. Lasley has ¢ livered several inspiring sermons Salvation Army citadel and larg: audiences have appreciated the mes sages which she has delivered, Hu Gaptain W. vation Army Willis of the been il in and Mrs, La of the during the past week ley {a taking charge in his place. FRANCIS W. WILLS HOME SADDENED BY PASSING OF INFANT. Funeral services fo tricia Wills, infant « and Mrs. Francis manager of the L« company, were ! noon at 2 0 the Lorton funeral died ‘Friday at the South Washing street wus made in Highland cemete — REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. Mark H. has moved bh office from the Gladstone hotel tu the second floor of the O, 8. bulld-| Hs home mith SCOTT'S down te REMOVAL NOTICE. DR. E. L. NEWLANDER DENTIST | Moved to 116 E. Second St. Nellie M. Convy, thelr instructor introduced the girls. Among those present were: Fidora Bell, Marga re Stanley, Ma ret Metz, leta nopt, Thelma St . Helen Wat- son, Marjorie Dewer, Muriel Bernadette Finch, Tina Matson, Marguerite Holmes, Monica 8 r, Lydia Jarrard, Eva Ehenreich, Ra Kath Mu mona Frazier, Doris Newell, ryn Lappe, Margaret Hamilton riel Perki ise Newell, E Larson, Mamie Brown. -Loutse Newell played a selection on the plano, Mar played a violin number a by Louise Newell. Mrs. , visiting from ang two vocal s brought the legisls pre gram before the club which is to be voted on at the coming convention at Portland, Maine Wm. B.. Cobb ticularly, speakin; business and politics Getrude Kamps the day. She made several announce- ments in reference to the baseball game to be played with the Rotar. jans on Wednesday, May 27 It was announced that th was charman of summe camp near Garden Creek Falls is ready for occupancy and that as next Saturday Is a holiday a plenic will be held instead of the re luncheon gular Sac rk URES 500 Party to Be Given Monday Evening. The Misses Katherine and Leah Holloran will be joint hostesses’ at an informa! 600 party on Monday evening at their home-South David street, in honor of Mrs, Robert M ral days parents Grieve who ix spending # in Casper the guest of her Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Li see Mrs. MeGrady for Midnight Clu Mrs. Charles T. MeGrady will be nostess this week on Thursc eve ning for the regular meeting of the Midnight Bridge club. Watch Your Wrinkles Vanish in 15 Minutes! ing, worn, wrinkled this harmless and Mix a spoon with Is your fuc fi " »by? esting experime: a) of 1 ace ou. I to t ourself £0 rejuver Bven in: very sa tres doug change imediately Tarkroot 1s not © cosme make-up,” In fact, you was entirely _¢ fier it has done % work. It Js so harmless. you ¢¢ feven ent it, It is beneficial to t complexion and ar “ supply you with containing en to bring the tme tg) TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY roR SALE on TRADE—Cadil 5. passeng ton, excellent 1 chanical condition, rubber, top paint good; also Overland tour nd Ford sy er, priced te Call © cars at ¢ 10841% Phone 1927 BLDG. JAN METER SCHOOL OF MESIC PIANO—VIOLIN—-SAXOPHONE CORNET—CLARINET--GUITAR AND BANJO 443 SOUTH DURBIN ST. PHONE 958-W AD-VANCE GUARD RAL FOR CLOSED CHAS IS |: NEW MOTOR INVENTION G. H+ Vv f nounced today that he is pr to market b vention which he calls t Guard Rail for closed automobiles. | The attachment f makes the t his invention investigated by s of motor cars them are gz the fair sex since tife sale ‘opened last Wednesday morning. The store has been packed from early morning unff) closing time and discriminat- ing women have been greatly pleased with the opportunity purchase to wearing apparel in late spring de clos chipping signs at bargain prices, When the store opens tomorro’ morning, the artistic display coun ters will be loaded with new mer chandise whith has been priced at great reductions from the original sale value. This new stock includes a great variety to please every taste and fit perfectly every member of the fair sex, regardless of sizo, heighth or weight. | Look for The Frantz Shop ad {r this issue of The Tribune and glance | at the articles and the pnice pedir | this sale. Seeing is believing and a perusal of this advertisement will convince the most skeptical that the Frantz Shop sale affords an oppor- tunity to everyone for tremendous savings. 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