Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 23, 1925, Page 3

By MARY TOBIN Heller-Kelso Marri: lebi ed To wo young } om Ardmore, and John noon yes: the Pre rian manse . Charles A, Wi # the bride beige were marr 1oUse f fortnig ces the wedding breal ed at the Townsend and Mrs, Kelso then left est to visit a short time ide’s Mrs. D. M. Methodist Aid Bociety News. Westfall will spe ry Methodist ¢ The CY Cir be the hostess ice meeting at the urch parlors, Mrs. ist. il meet with Mrs. Oak as 1 meet th Lin- Harris Circle will en of 132 and M eet.with Mrs. . as Circla will not ee Lat Aid soci of the Lutheran church, will give cream and watermelon social corner Park and East Wednesday evening, public is invited to ety ice the Mrs, Jennie Haines Returned From Trip, Mrs. Jennie Haines returned from ten days’ sojourn in Boulder, Among some of the interest- features enjoyed while there was inual guest day, held by the U. of Boulder at the Rest » Chautauqua. There tates represented, Mrs. only one from refreshments of the the fous the close ef Legion Auxiliary Vice President Is Coming. Mrs, Eugene Fenelon, of Devils Lake ,North Dakota, national vice president of the American Legion \uxillary, who will be in attendance t the Lander convention, August 104 11, is well knwn as a national eader of the organization, having cupled a prominent place in the ffairs of the Auxiliary since its be- ning at Kansas City four. years gO. She was elected to the office f national vice president at annual convention held in St, Paul, Minne- sotit, last September, with active spervision, under the direction of the national president, over the pllowing state Montann, Wyom- Colorado, North Dakota, South , Nebraska and Minesota, Fenelon will be recelved by Van Dyke of Buffalo, mnt and Mrs. >} , president of the Lander unit and other prominent members of the Auxiliary nizations, A number tions are being planned her honor, ” ™~e In her address Mrs, Fenelon will tline th national program of the rican Legion Auxillary on re- kota Mrs. cial HAIR looks wonderful BOBBED wit h tint of Golden Glint tiny You, Too, Can Be Beautiful possess a natu- skin and wild se coloring. Yet every wo- an may have this beauty. Jarinello powders and rouge bestow the complexion of th Few women rally creamy SOLD BY BETTY’S BEAUTY PARLOR BLDG 707 TRIBUNE Phone For An Appointment Lexington Cream XXXXX Flour More and Better Bread per sack Ry Whole Wheat, Graham, Corn Meals. your grocer for this and have better bread Casper Warehouse Company _ DISTRIBL TORS 248 Industrial Av Ask flour | signed | babilitation, child welfare, Amert- canism, legislation, memberchip and other p of the work of the American Legion and its Auxillary. The membership of the Auxiliary in 1,120 -uxiliary Scout Camp Is Attractive, The first week began Sunday, July is gi with their } aken to Camp Carey. A natural park surrounded 3 xelder canyon C an {deal camp This camp ts about 40 mil er on the Carey ranc camp consists of ten cabins aranged in a horseshoe, & the parade ground, with the & hall at the open end. The dining hall ts a large, t room which can be ing bad weather as an hall. The kitchen terla service and all served in this way, A swimming pool in of the adds much completene mp life, Many scouts learned to swim dur- ing their stay and the results of the wimming class & to those in ci Short hikes were a regular fea ture of the d program and one five mile hike was taken by all second class scouts and some of the leaders. A gene lowed daily week Cabin the biggest average. dith Mason, A Gray earned of individ points each, The Kiwanians were at Camp Caréy early Sunday morning, Jul 19, bringing the scouts who were to spend the second week at camp. On their return they brought Casper the girls of the first week who are joyously enthusiastic in their praises of scout camp. Original Scout Song. Cabin 6 composed the following song which was chosen as the one j best illusttating camp life. The words, sung to the air of “The Nigger Sunday School,” are: Girl Scouts, Bey Scouts, everybody come Join Camp Carey and have a lot of fun Bank your money at the door And: you'll hear some funny stories That you never heard before. hen Jers about 1s makes Camp site. faci nl pleas- used dur- assembly is planned for cafe- meals are can to the point and at system was fol- the end of the found to have Scouts Mere: Miller and Ann the greatest numbe 1 points, tying for 41 to Every morning 8:30 comes, Then inspection, everybody runs, We must clean and mop the floor Or we will hear our leaders roar, In the mess hall every day We sit down and eat away Meat and ‘taters we have plenty, Water and butter sometimes not any. Swimming comes twice a day We enjoy it every way When the scouts get necks Their complexions sure are wrecks sunburned | Kitchen police jobs are hot We step around on the dot, Building fires and washing dishes Are not always our best wishes. Cabin 6 bids you good night And we hope that you'll sleep tight, We have worked with all our might For you on this Camp Fire night. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs ler left yes nd attend to for Missouri y York Mr, and Mrs, Walter Gc Miss Catherine Stitt, motored Cheyenne to attend the Frontier go on to Denver prings before return dberg, a and Colorado ing to Casper, « aye Mrs. Horace Pierce visiting a short time in Mr. Denver, Casper a guest in the O. Walter a er fr 1 wife are P. posit for three to Elmira hela Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re move Them With Othine— Double Strength, tion for 0 successful in remo giving a utitul complexion that it is sold by all drug and department # with a guarantee to refund t ey if tt fails, Don't . vell or w This prepar the ren of freckles is ing freckles and s mon freckles under a on lemon julce or cucumbers: get an ounce of Othine and fremove them. Even the first few applicationa shou'd show # won ful improvement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing entire! Re sure to for the doubt te tt ) Othine; it is thie that back guarantee. —Ad were | | the mouth | ner, New York, Opera.” fhe Casper D Daily Cribune is being called accept 4 Fire eight Mrs. Blla oming w elt isev Mrs, R. M. uest in Caspe Mr from Mrs. J. L. a guest in Casper. P.M Lavoye ters. Page attending Mrs. R. M. Days. Caldwell of more To and wife are in business Livingston is for Cheyenne to attend the I Mrs. Ed Shue Tuesday mornir where they will v mother. they and California, .- Mr, and Mrs. N. Denver, motored t with her brother, Talpers of Sor Mrs. F. F spending a iting. Pa asper Mr and Mrs in ¢ | where are hort short } | Mrs | | home Kingsleys, eral years pa la few weeks age idan f. Morgan Fort tes ja hupback Brothers in a gue : ia Apont th Be 8 bly at 222 Nor evening at the pure day | ond and son for Salt isit Mrs, Before returning to C will spend some time in Idaho . M. o C Dr. ath Cc here ent } K thodiat and & . ug Eve lic Faith er street of ¢ Jack Lake Ci Talpers nwell st Cre in a shor Walker of Midwest from mat left sper ferenber to v and tr 1 compar the Gindate Assem Another American gif! is winning The iatest Yankee soprano to score a “Mary Pickford of Opera” high recognition as a singer. success, Miss Suzanne Ken- ~The Mary_ Pickford of Grand with the American } CITY BRIEFS Kitt of Denver is visiting @ guest in Cas- f Cheyene ts in nan wa iting in Cas- om Denver yesterday, R M. A tors in ¢ Parrish, Frank Harvie were amc sper M Ed Kirkham of Deny MeNell = the nda; and Parco er is stopping in Casper today A. F. Allen ts of § oni is spend- asper. Thermopolis is business af. PAGE THREE i HOLEPROOF HOSIERY DEBUT AT YESNESS STOR =STEER CLIMBS WILL BE FEATURED BY DEMONSTRATION OF USE) IH BLEACHERS | The Ma, is out In the to glorify in Casper tn the ed Flo producer of the says that {t is a that the “Ziegfeld American insti vuse of the attraction tm of long tapering and 1 limbs 4in sili | ugurs by tact encase Sos somethin excit viet little Casper on Friday tween th 3 of k at the store. you imagine six of Florenz 1's Follles girls giving an ex- sured so we “The girl for a short tir an me lowing bly will be wil engag In j ti of, Ladies Holeproof hoster: Bucking Hor Spotlight; es Hold Bleachers At Chey enne ( Collapse Wyo., umping, § July 23 CHEYENNI = E ing spotlight at. the of the Froutier I here Wednesday a rill and gpills added to enthusiasm of the 12,- who crowded their way ates of Irontler pa k for tings, of Cheyenne big band from the specta- he bulldogged his steer econds, the fastest time t event this year, and rs Was a clore second, the same job in 14 much to the’ delight of wher completin, onds crow¢ Br the onds be the Cox made the best time in steer roping contest, ing recorded by Cox for this v and Fred Beeson made the loop in 21 1-5 seconds, Donna Cowan continued success- fully in her effort to cop the Denver Post cowgirls relay race by taking first in that event Tuesd: afternoon, her third straight win at the show in the big event, and Bon- nie Gray was second, with Mabel Strickland a close third. The feature event of the third day, the Roman standing race, was won by Homer Holemb; Harry Wal- second and Murphy Palmer two 20 sec- place ters third, Despite the fact that the smaf bleachers in front’ of the large wooden grandstand collapsed, in- juring about’ 25 persons, che pro- gram for Wednesday afternoon was the best preesnted)at the show this year, and when the spectators learn- ed that none of the persons who were in the crash were seriously {n- jured, the show sontinued, and all hands extended themselves in their efforts to avercome the physcologi- cal effect that the accident left with the thousands of persons in the larg- er stands. Volstead Act | to ¥ pistend Rap Proposed ATLANTIC CITY, N. 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