Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1925, Page 4

PAGE FOUR fi WOMEN’S INTERESTS RECENT ‘AND EVENTS IN CIRCLES Ok Watters-VanBurghi Marriage Saturday mar Miss Ellen W gh were , of the street church, J mm this morning lowstone Na aughter ett ouple through le is the ¢ ing. The Giv y, | two w in the I. O, O. F. hall. Barr has returned a 's pleasure trip and will be charge, Lieutenant Commander Wagner having been in charge her absence. There will be ation and re-election of Captain freshments will be served by james Whitlake, Armbuster, and Yohe at close of Informal Parties To Be en At Nicolaysen Residence anager of the Mrs, P. C. Nicolaysen will be host: ess two informal les to be given on Tuesday and Friday after. Teffer noons of this week at her South oF we yw tt street residence Women's Benefit Associa Se *8 tion Will Meet Junior Dramatic Club The Women’s Benefit Association | }rolds Meeting Maccabee will hold {ts regular Junior Dramatic club met eet week at home of Mrs. F. A. = Christopher during which time wo new members, Thelma Patter: | and Leona Swallow were hon- ored. In addition to the regular work, plans were made for a lawn party to be held on Thursday after- noon at the home of Miss Margaret Veltch fr o'clock until 5 Loyal Order of Moose Holds Meeting Casper Lodge, number 1182, Loy- al Order of Moose held a regular meeing ‘Thursday evening. New i candidates were initiated and reports Before: SAC Aster were made on the progress of the Tn EModernizing organization. It was reported that t ES Added Style is given your rings through ré-setting your éngagementdiamond in a genuine Orange Blos- som mounting and cov- ering your plain ring will Casi T ott Ord in ‘ : chu with platinum, asshown the above. The cost is re- layi markably low. dan ROTHROCK’¢ x JEWE! "I be a large delegation ments will be a picnic supper dan Moose will at- convention of the Legion at Laramie, a the st seheart August 30th and 3lst, many of whom go from Casper perites to Attend 0. KE. 8. Convention, he twenty-eighth annual session he 4 Chapter of Wyoming e tern Stars, will be held Sheridan, Wyo., August 17 and in the Methodist Episcopal rch of that city. A feature of event will be the ceremony of in & cornerstone for th Sheri. high school building at 2:30 ock ‘Fhursday afternoon, August J. Ira Kirby of Buffalo, grand er, will officiate in the cere Included tn the entert Su on Wednesday evening, August 19, for Eastern Stars and Masons in Sheridan for the annual sessions. It 1s expected that 250 people will present for the annual meeting From Clothes Basket to Clothes Line, the “Fastest in the World” —and the Safest On the liné ahead of all her neighbors / VERYTHING cleaned beautifully—all buttons and fasteners intact and unharmed, no wringer-creases to be iron the satisfaction of knowin Savage “Spin-Rinse, Spin-Dry complete her washing fast it by any other means or n And best of all, she ha fresh and cheerful as when she began! Investigate the Savage Wringerles: —and “Spin-Rinse, Spin Free Home Test without obligation! HARDWARE 228'So, Center Phone 64W SCHULTE Over 25 Years In Casper SAVAG ed out—and she has g that the wonderful has helped her er than she could do nachine! s finished as -Dry” now. WASHER & DRYER WITH THE EXCLUSIVE SAVAGE WRINGERLESS NSE, ss 84 (@ eS Dpin-Dry Central Pre Miss Mary Teresa Durkin Photo to horseback-riding and golf for the beauty of face and figure that caused her to be chosen as XXXIV” In the annual pretty baby parade at Asbury Park, Che Casper Sunday Cribune , South Orange, N. J maid-of-honor to “Queen Titania N. J. of the grand lodge, A. and A, M.| Bailey, Miss Leta Ewing, Miss \ on August ind 20, among, them |garet Rockwell, Miss Thelma ib ibe te mber o! Ate man, Miss Erma Lea, the Miss¢ Amone the prominent out of town} Adele and Alberta Wagner, Miss Eastern rs to be 7 will be | Carma O'Malley, Miss’ Agnes Ed- Mrs: Anna P, Davie of ( [ww Miss Lucile Fletcher and sein rnaiconst x f d Dixie Rawson. mart ae 4 pat | evening w and Mrs. Ve f Ch grand s¢ People of thi attend are: Mr Lown and Clar uram| Miss Olive pent in games refresh- eleven thirty. jand -danet: ious ents were aia Silver Tea Will Be ven Thursday, A silver tea will be given on Low of this city Thursday, August 20, from 2 o'clock and Mrs, J. J. Sevndson, Mr, and at the home of Mrs, R. B. Mrs. James V on and guest, 1, 1828 South Boxelder street, James Doyle of Douglas, Mr. and | for the auxiliary to the Veterans of Mrs. Lyle D. “Branson, Mrs. W. O.| Foreign Wars. Mrs. J. C, Anderson Ratcliff, Mrs. W. W. E will assist. and Mrs. John Volnas , fat JRA Mrs. Guy Gay, Mr Bridge Tea Will Taylor, Attorney W. 0. Wil Be Given Wednesday. daughter Theadora, Stanley | Mrs. M. P. Wheeler will entertain Nell Hunter, M Wheeler, Mayor.| at an informal bridge tea for twelve and Mrs. 8. K. Loy Mr. and] guests at her home on South Beech Mrs. Charles H. Townsend. Mr. and| street, Wednesday Mrs. Townsen ho have been e' joying a trip in Canada, are expect to arrive In Sheridan on Tuesday. . . Birthday Anniversary Celebrated Thursday n: | wee! see Ye. Pennsylvania Visitors Pies Ave Guests at Dinner. Denis Daly entertained in Miss Fae Bennett celebrated her] y at dinner last week at her birthday anniversary Thursday by me in honor of Miss Eleanore entertaining severa friends | Brown and Miss Margaret Mullin of at her home on Lincoln | Pennsylvania, guests of the Jatter’s street. The invit brother, the Rev. Father J, H. Miss Helen McKin Mullin. 3 eyete ‘ Out-of-Town Visitors +) 7a" t PERSONAL At Nicolaysen Home. Notice Among the out of town visitors in MRS. ANNA WILSON Please communicate at once with J. P. JONES Phone 909 A Busin Absorber Chere is no doubt that the best shock absorber Indeed it may b easiest, sa to get a cash tended Saving: bank, Combined Capital a of business is a ready cash reServe. fest, most profitable way s Account in this | Casper, guests at the home of Mr | ond Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen on Séuth Wolcott street, are Mrs. Park Hays | o€ Lander and her guest, Mrs. Vir. sinja Norris of San Francisco, the | Misses Grace and Dorothy Taylor. wv nding the summer at the ess Shock to smooth the path ealifesaver. The reserve is a well- The Stockmens Natl. Bank and First Trust & Savings Bank nd Surplus $225,000.00 EDITED BY Mary Tobin Kenneth McDonald ranch on Willow Creek and their guests, the Misses Sarah Scudder of Washington, D.C., and Evelyn Ryan of Grand Island, Neb. eee Iroquois Council Wil Meet Thursday, iroquois council No. 5, Degree of Pocahontas, will meet in Thursday evennig at 8 o'clock at the I. 0. O. F. hall. Refreshments will be served at the close of the meeting by Mra. Thomas. eee Informal Dinner Last Evening at Sullivan Home. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan en- tertained informally at dinner last evening in honor of their house guests, Mr. jd Mrs. J. J. Sullivan and Mrs. Sullivan's sister, Miss Craig, all of Denver, who are spend: ing a short time in Casper enroute to the Yellowstone National park. Jack Lyons of New York, City and Phillip Mahoney of Rawlins were the other out of town guests. Informal Dance Honors Visitors in City, Kem Nicolaysen entertained a number of friends informally last evening at a dancing party given in the ball room of the Nicolaysen home on South Wolcott street. The entertainment was given in honor of the Misses Dorothy and Grace Taylor and their guests, Miss Evelyn Ryan of Grand Island and Miss Sarah Scudder of Washington, D.C. see Neighbors of Wocdcraft Will Meet This Week. Neighbors of Woodcraft, Casper circle No. 409, will meet in regular session Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows’ hall. Thomas-Simpson Marriage is Announced Announcements of the marriage of Miss Mary Ann Thomas to B. H. | Simpson have been recelved in Cas- ‘per by their many friends. The cer- emony was performed in Canyon City, Colorado, on Tuesday of: last week, and following a honeymoon trip through Colorado, they will re- turn to Casper to make their home here. The bride was an instructor in the schools of this clty for two ews. The groom {s engaged in the thing business here. «ee Vyoming News From Washington of Interest. Washington, D. C., August 11.— The following story, printed recently in the Washington Post, from the pen of the irrepresible Will Rogers, may be somewhat irrelevant for this column but it is causing so many local Wyomingites to chuckle that I yenture to pass it on. Here is the story: Charley Irwin, the man that every- body in the west knows, is respon- sible for the big Frontier Days cele- bration in Cheyenne and he races the biggest string of race horses in the west. Charley is one of the old timers in Wyoming. In the early days when they first had game laws, he was out hunting one day when he met a man and started in to tell him what good luck he had had, that he had just killed a big buck weighing over two hundred pounds. “Well,” said the other man, “do you know who you are talking to?’ No,” said Charley, “Well; I am the chief game war- den of Colorado." “And do you know who you are talking to?” said Charley. “No,” sald the warden. “Well, you are talking to the big- gest Nar in Wyoming.” Mr, and Mrs. F. YW. Mondell are enjoying a month's vacation in th west. After visiting relatives in Chi- cago, they will go to their old home in Newcastle for a short stay and will later join their daughter, Doro. they at Sheridan, and their son, Frank, Jr., who is a gulde in Yel- lowstone national park, A visitor {n the capital a short ago was young Conrad Mills Cornelia Mills, of s Mills was an hon ‘ational Cathedr uated with Philadelphia an@ was gra: e rsity of Penn. sylvania Mrs. C. BE. Winter, wife of Con- jan Winter, was hostess re at a very delightful dinner dance given in honor of her two ‘sons, Messrs. Stanley and Warren Winter. The affair which took place at the beautiful Congressional Coun try club, was enjoyed by some four- teen young friends of the boys, most ly from the college set of George Washington university, where they are students. Mrs. Leona M. Wells assisted Mrs. Winter in chaperorg ing the young people. Wyoming is getting lterary adver. tising aplenty nowadays, what with Mary Roberts Rhinehart, Caroline Lockitart, and other lesser lights. Comes now a new effusion from th pen of Struthers Burt calléd, “The Diary of a Dude Wrangler,” The ste is written around the well known Eaton ranch, with Howard Eaton as one of the foremost char- acters. The book, which {s being widely discussed here, is, an its name implies, a dally record of the affairs of the dude ranch. It is very read- able and less distorted than most western stories. A peculiarity which surprises its readers is found in the fact that the author scoffs at the common idea of a “vanished ter,” and an “extinct cowboy claring this to be @ fiction made up by the man who doesn’t know a thing about it, The many Casper friends-of Mis Margaret Quinlan, who canie to the capital a year and a half ago, will be Interested to know that she de on- SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 1925 eee joying her work and making good | of Indianapolis, Mrs. R. M. Andrus, ar Georgetown university hospital, where she Is completing her second year of training as a nurse, A number of Wyoming boys, wha! by, of Washington are students in local schools and colleges, have endured the hot sum- Mrs, Bucknum, of Los Ang¢les, mo: ther and guest of Mrs. Barnes; Mrs, Anna Leeper, Mrs. A, F. Hoff, Mra, L, A. Reed, and Miss Suzanné Malt D. Mrs. Wheeler Will mer in Washington in order to take | Entertain Monday special work along their chosen lines. Mrs.M. P. Wheeler will be host- Donald Thompson has been studying | ess tomorrow afternoon at her home at Georgetown university and Aus: tin O’Brien, Frank O’Brien and Stan: ley been taking a special business course at Washington Business college. cee Surprise Party is Given Friday Evening h Darrel Hathaway was pleasantly surprised Friday evening, when a his home, $14 South Oak street, for | »p, The evening 8 an informal party. was spent in playing games, after which refreshments were served. Guests present were: Mr. and Mrs. John Mechling, Miss Hclen McKin, Miss Beulah Bailey, Miss Fay Ben- nett, Miss Mary Bailey, Miss Ber- nice Henry, Miss Julla Mechling, Miss Stella Mosher, and the Messrs. Ray Trayler, Vern Byron, Harold Mullis, Maurice Post, Elmer Pester, Richard McKin, and the honored guest. eee Dr. and Mrs. Lathrop Entertain Visitors Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Lathrop en- tertained last week at their ranch home on Casper Mountain, several cousins of Dr. Lathrop, whom he had not seen for 26 years. The vis- {tors were enroute to their homes from a tour of the Black Hills and the Yellowstone National park. The party was composed of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Lathrop and son, of Glidden, herman T. Lathrop, of Man- iil; Perl Lathrop, of Carroll, ; and Mr. and Mrs. George Liv- ingston, of Glidden, Iowa, Dr. and Mrs. Lathrop were hosts at a din- ner at the Country club for their guests on Thursday evening. Mrs. Bowman Entertains At Informal Tea Mrs. Earl Bowman entertained in- formally at tea on Friday afternoon for a number of Casper gitls who have been spending the summer here from school. eee Mrs. Barnes Honors Out-of-Town Guests Mrs. John B, Barnes was hostess an informal luncheon and bridge party given yesterday at her sum- mer home on Casper mountain for a number of out-of-town guests. Guests present included: Mrs. T. C. Tonkin and guest, Miss Sara Cow- gill, of Ohio; Mrs, Jeremiah Mahon- irs, T, C, Spears and guest, Mr: Kate Spears, of Lexington, Ky. Mrs. Manbeck, of Alton, IIL, and ughter, Mrs. Clark Rogers, Victrola Prices SLASHED! New Console Models Sells New for........... Sells New for . Your own selection. A $75.00 Victor Table Machine only 232 East Second If you have been “thinkin to $100.00 on any Console. on Beech street at an Informal bridge tea in compliment to Miss Winter at George Washington} Mildred Keith, daughter of Dr. and university, while Warren Winter hag} Mrs. M. C,, Keith, who will lea in the. fall for Pendleton, Oregon, where she will be an instructor in the schools of that city, eee Clan Stuart Auxillary Meets. Ladies Aid Will Meet. The Ladies Aid of the Grace Eng- Ush Lutheran church wi!!! meet Thursday. Mrs. J. H. Hunter and Mrs. L. M, Kyner will be hostesses. . American Legion Auxillary Will Meet. The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a regular business meeting Wednesday, August 19, at 8 p. m., in the Natrona Power club rooms. $6 Photograph $6 Special Nine regular $12.00 per dozen Photos and one Panel — three different positions. $6 CREDELL STUDIO Phone 2702. 131 S. 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If he can not do so please call the Tribune Telephone 15 BERTA District President of National Federation Music Clubs Pupil of Oscar Saenger of New York City Bellows of London and Kowalski of Paris IS ARRANGING HER FALL SCHEDULE FOR TEACHING OF SINGING Early Applicants May Have Choice of Periods STUDIO 213 SOUTH PARK AVE.—PHONE 2652 Voice Trials by Appointment Only SMITH A New Victor Console SALE PRICE. ---$4 00.00 A Cabinet Upright Victrola - $100.00 SALE PRICE Including $5.00’ worth Victor Records— $40.00 CASPER This New $200 Victrola Only $100 g it over,” act now and save $75.00 All prices marked without regard for actual cost. These prices prevail for a few days only. LIBERAL TERMS ON ANY VICTROLA SELECTED Come Early Monday. Morning and See the Entire Display The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. Phone 194