Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1925, Page 3

Pe Portuguese FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925 OutefTown Visitors Arve Guests at Luncheon, Miss Maragres Mullio and cousin: Miss Eleanor Brown. of Pennsyl vania, guests of the former's brother, the Rey, Father J. H. Mut ° complimented tod al luncheon given Jeremiah Mahoney at mountain Invited guests Donahoe, Mrs. her on Casper eluded: Mrs. B. J Clark Rogers of In y Miss Vera Man. Frank Cowan, Drew, Mrs. ton, Miss Margaret Margaret Dougherty, Miss Ka: Sullivan, Mire Elizabeth Connelly McCarthy, Miss Theadora Wilson, Aliss Lovey Norris, Miss ) Carthy and the guests of ho Mrs. Rogers Will Be Honored at Tea. In compliment to Mrs. ers (Vera Manbeck) fe ¥. now of Indianapeo will enterta: Nicolaysen formal bridge te: South Wo! Miss Daly Is Honor est at Dinner, Mrs. Denis Daly entertal home on malty at dinner last evening niece, Miss Mildred Dal my or of her who will leave Caspe for St. Mary's col! where she will ent Covers were laid ne nth Rirthday Dinner Is Given Thursday, Mra. Homer Clarks entertained In formally at dinner Yast evening a her home on Elm street, the ooca: sion being in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mr. Clarks. Covers were laid for Mr, and Mrs, Lyle Clarke, and daughter, Helen, Mrs Anna Colmbs, Miss Virginia Wilson Mr. Clarks and the hostess eres Mrs, Nicolaysen Will Entertain Next Week, In farewell courtesy to Mrs. BL. Fstabrook who ts leaving soon for New York to make her home, Mrs. F.C. Nicolaysen will be hostess at informal party o be given at residence om South Wolcott of next week. an her street on Friday Rake Sale to Bo jiven Saturday. The ladies of the Emmanuel Rap- tist church will hold a sale of baked goods Saturday beginning at 10 a m., at the Piggly Wixgly store CY avenue, Si AS Children’s Party to Be Given Saturday Afternoon. An enjoyable affair planned for Saturday afternoon will be the chil SARDINES ANCHOVIES Imported Italian Norwegian French Spanish ASCO Quality Delicatessen 138 South Center Open Until 12 o’Clock Every Evening NOW ON DISPLAY at Haytin’s nor of the ninth birth. versary of her son, Dinty, A dozen little folks have been in- Vited to attend, the first part B¢ the afternoon to be spent tn playing games after which the guests will attend a theater party “Peter Pan” to open tomorrow at the Rialto. This wil be the first party at whieh Dinty has acted as host since coming to Casper from his former home in Ab wit Include: Mary anette Wey, Mary Alice Tucker, Mar Barbara Germany, Carl Weidner, bard Hessrin, Jay Ayerhart, Roger Steadman and Wil m George Witt, gr, ee Tea Today Is Given in " Courtesy to Mrs. Estabrook. of the largest of the parties given during the week was the tn. formal tea at which Mra, Frances Riglin and Mrs. Leigh Townsend en- tertained this aft oon at the home ner on South Center street artesy to Mrs, E. L. Estabrook with her family ts moving to New York in the near future to make her home, Summer flowers of many shades were used to decorate the ea tables and the rooms of the Big. Un home. Assisting Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. : e tea table were Mrs, P. Nicolaysen, Mrs, J, ©. Snook, Mrs, A, FL Hoff and Mrs, Louise Reed, A group of girls of the younger so- olal set assisted In serving, and were the Misses Frances Crabtree, Frances Ringenheimer, Frances Nixon, Gen evieve Shumaker, Elizabeth tree and Olive Gels, eee Hrotherhood of American Yeomen will Meet, The Brotherhood of American Yeo men will hold their regular meeting Saturday evening at §$ o'clock in the Knights of Pythias hall, Mr. Thompson, the state manager, will be present at this meeting eee Call Issued for Cars By the Pioneer Society of the County Pioneers* association to call 681M if they will have room to take passengers to the Pioneers’ plonic Sunday, Ploneers not having means of conveyance to the picnic are also asked to call 681M Bi a Ft PERSONALS Mr, and Mrs, Edwin Bean and two ohiitren have returned from a pleas ure trip to the Tensleep coun Mr. Bean is postmaster here, eee Miss Genevieve Nau of the Casper Floral company has returned from a ten days’ vacation trip spent tn the Black Hills, Miss Nau visited while absent from Casper with friends at her former home in Exgemont, S. D. eee Miss Althea Parshall visited with her mother in’ Basin last week, eee Mr. and Mrs. N. &. Thomas and ohiidren of South David street left yesterday for Lander and vicinity on & short outing trip. > eee Mrs. John Whelan has returned from Wheatland where she accom panied her mother, who underwent am operation last week and who ts reported to be convalescing rapktly. eee Miss Gladys Swanson and Miss Extn Sally of Cheyenne arrived in Casper yesterday and are guests of the former's brother and sisterin law, Mr. and Mrs. Al Swanson, at their home on Soath Wolcott atreet SMART LOOKING Are the New Fall Shoes Boot Shop COME AND BE FITTED PROPERLY We are sole representatives for Cantilever, Red Cross and Sherwood Shdes, HAYTIN’S BOOT SHOP “We Fit the Feet” Cor, Ist and Center Gladstone Hotel Bldg. Um-m-m! DELICIOUS Luncheons and Dinners AT THE WYATT CAFETERIA WYATT HOTEL BUILDING picking up the tangled threads the shattered romance of Sir Michae! A call has been issued to members | William Selby ant of the Emmeline president of the Rethlehem Stee aie Miss Emmeline Grace and her for mer fiance. Selby Bruce, (Central Press Correspondent) NEW YORK, Aug. 14.—Society says Ry MARGERY PICKARD I: G descend: and Miss | gor daughter ty Grac of poration, and attempting to find a | way reason, | tion The martiage of Str Michael to an | Fran English girl, Miss Doreen Diazel | is 32 years old. Greenwall, daughter of a colonct| Previous toqhis engagement to in the British ¢ was the first | he was engaged to a public intimation that his engage: | London This was ment to Misa Grace, announced last | broken off short! ore the wed December, had been broken off, A. le ing was to have taken place Berry lett Mr. and Mrs. GC. R. Moore are | ine tn a few days for Miamt, Fla here they’ expe reate. Mr, and Mrs, Jar H leaving in a few days Co be absent from Casper for a week ten days on a combined business and pleasure trip. |Sbe Casper Daily Erihane London Wedding Breaks News That Miss Grace’s Betrothal’s Ended Sir Michael Willlam reen wh a Robert Bruce. king of Scotland, Yn the world Michael served with distine in the Dardanelles, Egypt and oe. He ts a poet and author, He Sir Sheridan and sen F. V- banker | at Arvada, Wyo, w va dee spending a several weeks’ vacation in Denver and Cheyenne, were in y this morning, en their re ‘The Rev. Father Charles E. Milt n journey of Notre Dame a ontihe r several days] Mrs. Mitchell of Salt Creek is Mullin, pas: | sp the day in Casper tic church. Mt Mrs. Maude Frost Murle Casteel were ¥ the weekend visiting, first of the week from thelr home | see in Shosheni. Mr, and 3 H. A. Griffin tour eee ists from Denver spent Thursda Mr. and Mrs. ur Hunt are} Ment in Casper enroute to Y guests in this city today from Den. |*0R® Parke Be a rs Mrs. L. W. Peterson is visiting The Misses Henr and Gladys | Sends in Casper from home tn by fo: where they nds for several days. eee motor will be the yesterda M Oma eu atrived west, ss Dorothy in Casper c trans mope: ® student at Chi t Be: over in Casper a few da: PAGE THREE © officers hope when the at the Gladstone hotel. comptroller generet CIT Y BRIEF Ss NE: if \ t ye normal use of the W. A. Newton of Denver is spen Mound inp ihe aay attending wo suuness| FOLD Results In | ft | NEW Yo Negri, motion 40:48 | tee : sanders ot beaver waves! Route Changes: : © week-end in Casper, | tin ee ared jewelry fane ts visiting in Casper] WASHINGTON, 4 Nu —_—__— his home in Moneta The Associated Press.—The army | VENICE, Italy cee atr service and Comptroller General | Associa asia te storm ht of Rawlins arrived in] MoCart are gaged in a row wit day spread ala yong the vis yesterday to spend several] the result that for the present ex at the ere on business, Mr. Knight] least, the army aviators must where the tio t at the Henning hotel, up a new route in flying and waves was one 6 Washington and the west to sea forty Harris was a Denver galler] A dispute over the method of p m Casper ye: t the bottom was severe inside Se ot the e. The comp i ooted one of FE. Thompson of Lusk ts stopping | general ded that the tu es in the of tne [at the Townsend while in the] plied planes stopping at is trans | city. Field, Moundsville, W. Va s the nor Sites be advertised for and pu sta! ine Mon \ the open market. The a a Cat had let its contract to an ERAMED PICTURES 78 Tatil! the: controversy ts Place Cards, Talley, Prines Cowly Ung the day | machines frog b Y . cS ay Nat net: fc : ZOE MARKS land, Md. and Down the Steps . of Korten Brothers] mot to land at La Klein Marks Music & Art Ce, ago is here for the week-end, | emergency. There ts no in . d George G for Rawlins, few days on bu sper today. Martin T. Bi from Shoshoni Edgar Hepp from his home Nat Raker, fo is spending tending to busi Ray Miller week-end, G salesman, with ver will be in terday. s Laura ( yesterday attending t eee user of Riverton ar yesterday Mrs at sev 1 days here ttending to busines: of Lavoe im this city — ess affal FL RLF in Casper will eee and Mrs. Lee Halt arrived a, eae om the: Me and Mrs. W. J. Farrell and ; Nick Sptrato returned last ev | A. B Bares,’ in rin print from a 0-day motor tri fing at Central high sct Kansas the Yellowstone and Glacier N | City, Mo, Mra. Har al parks. | Winifred and Miss G eee leas ka t Mart Barry, ¢ acting driller business visitor in the city Park few days, eee “ Mt Pal Bird, well k ran Af BiB the Rates Hole country, is in Cas | Grey per on a business mission, lett er eee trip Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Ports of w. a with the tiny Unt of Gokten Glint | » 8 : BORBED HAIR looks wonderful ham poo.— Ady, t and yood style have alwa Edmonds shoes are correctly d insure freedom to the wearer, When you see them you when you try on a pair you foot ease the highest degree. $7.50 MAKE THIS SHOP YOUR sit? HEADQUARTERS Globe Shoe Co. 230 South Center fishing and hu Sturdier and Stronger Shoes and Mrs. M. W. Pa M this morn through € J. Sisk reture orn mount ys been our aim esigned and made to will be de ghted will k x We Give LH Trading Stamps 101-B W. S. BURDICK, Div, Passenger Agent Casper people who spent a short where Newton ts ness affairs here this week the eee Billings will be tn Casper over K. Shoenth gays calling on h . Rock Springs arrt They w matters here for several days, ee ae ee cepte s of the Chicago, y railroad merly t Ost Mr Chambers who has been nree weeks in ks time In Lander this week were, Ceci! Bon, C. R. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. DJ 8 y, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher, Mrs. E, T. Jones, Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Quinn, Mr. and Mra. e Percy S. Green and Frederick Han: . nel, eee ming | for the last few se illness. siness . oe H. Chambers ts a Denver ae is w ‘ . ld Barl W. Lee. askett, sheep oman| man is spending fs attending to bus. ° RH San Fray « in Casper |tew days in Den rmer mayor of Tusk day in Ca at Iness matters, | flour salesman fro ROCK SPRIN Sun Maid ralsin | at Den: } several | © customers, ° a) he Casper for sixyea physic | H. S Sands f« registered at the ° spall was Henning hotel from Denver 1 the J. O Brian of Douglas is tn tow w bat for the week-end shige Pat Nash spe town |] rom Lavoye. it | $6 Photograph W. S. Hort ¢ Rawlins and || Special S. F. Ramsey ¥. H, Dean of Nine regular Casper yes: | attend to business | oe ver people are $ n@ hotel un I rn G n A. B =i Sand ©. Af || Phone 2703. ap one | DOWN STAIRS Sam Hartnet SM. Martnet || of Colfax, Ta y . | brated mineral s - ioe ithe cool summer way New Mexico and Rockies Arizona The Santa Fe offers you unordin West outings at low cost. Seashore, mountains, mile-deep canyons, | giant forests, colorful Indian country. The Santa Fe is supreme in travel — comfort and scenic attractions— Fred Harvey dining service sets th ard in the transportation world — | It's California's Fi of the Golden Stal pageants, days, assure you of sation to the lamour and color of As for pictere folders A.T. & S. F. Ry. Co. eventeenth St. clerk at the Gladstone otel has deen confined to his home | is in Casper for a ‘Snail Found In Boy’s Ear @ Associated Press)— treating th Photos and one Pane] — three different positions. CREDELL STUDIO 131 S. Center St. Under Sprecher’s Pharmacy I Year, celebrating the T8h vereary al eting, the mani jaye and nights. Don't mise them. + Denver business a few days in Cas abandoning the I of Cheyenne ts a Salt Creek ts end in the city, s in Casper on a a short time, Studebaker m town adstone | oe days on account of a Cheyenne visiter eek end ary Riverton business the day in Casper, Prominent man The Varied Dress Needs of Fall Provided for in Our Skilfully Selected Stocks Wye, Aug. 14 discovered ne boy for an ean of the fresh wa parents of the doy st the ear while the Be among the first to wear one of Fall's newest Your selectién made here will prove fascinating and correct. The fine character of the garments and interesting variety of the assortments assure this, And the splendid quality of each garment stresses the attractiveness of the values. dresses. $6 $12.00 per dozen In these New ‘Arrivals $6 Fall Dresses at this moderate price range 9" to As” Will be found all that can be desired in point of style, material and tailoring. About 165 new models received this week. shion Affirms the Vogue of These Hats In these collections, as always, are hats that have passed the censorship of Fashion. So at this time, when most every woman or miss is thinking of her new Fall chapeaux, | ae a emphasis is placed on our assortments | which, in their diversity of modeling e that will | afford you a ch hance your new Fa strikingly en- ary Out rutfit New Felts, Velours, Velvets and Satins | priced moderately at } $4.95 $7.50 $10.00 $12.50 $15.00 © stand. the Old Spanish | ve Denver, Colo.