Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 20, 1925, Page 3

THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1925 | By MARY TOBIN Clare-Burchell Engagement Is Announced Wednesday Of interest to the many friends of the couple will be the announcement of the engagement of Miss Marie Kathryn Clare of this city to Sam- uel Burchell of Denver. The news was made known at an informal bridge party given last evening by Miss Clare's cousin, Miss Agnes Clare, at her home, 805 East Third street. The wedding will take place at Boulder, Colo., Tuesday, Septem- ber 15. Red hearts cleverly arranged and leading from the lighting fixtures to the basket of flowers, the center piece, were used for the decorations. At the close of the evening, little Jimmy Clare, nephew of the bride- elect, entered the room, giving to ach guest 4 small pasteboard heart, on which was written the names of Miss Clare and Mr. Burchell. Mtss Clare is a daughter of John J, Clare of Cortland, Neb., and has been a resident of Casper for the last three years, making her home here with her uncle, T. A. Clare. On completing her education in Ne- braska, Miss Clare moved to Dou. where she Hved for some time be- fore coming to@asper. She is book- keeper for the Rialto Theater com- pany and has numerous friends here. Mr. Burchell, who was a former resident of this city, moved to Den- ver last spring, where he is now associated with the McCarthy-John- son Contracting company. From Spalding, Neb., his former home, he Went to Omaha whére he completed his education, after which he came to Casper and was connected here with the Schank Plumbing company. Guests to whom the announce- ment was made were: Mrs. Richard Riges, Mr R. V. Copsey, Mrs. Howard Chapp, Mrs. R. B. David, Mrs. H. J. Clare, Mrs. Virgil Davis and her sister, Miss Alice Bradason of Minneapolis, Mrs. James B, Sned- den, Mrs. Nealy Moore, Mrs. G. Scott. Mrs. W. P. Quinn, Miss Agnes Trumbull, Miss Mary Long and Miss Lovey Norris. Indianapolis Visitor Is Guest of Honor The Misses Margaret and Kathleen Sullivan entertained today at a luncheon and bridge party, given at the Country club in honor of their house guest, Mfs. Clark Roger: 1 Indianapolis, formerly Miss Vera Manbeck, of this city. Invited guests included: Mrs. E. J. Donahoe, Mrs, W. H. Gels, Mrs. John Bingenheimer, Mrs. L. F, Mc- Mahon, Mrs. C, R. Peterson, Mrs. Pitt Covert, Mi J. W. Johnson, Mrs. Frances Biglin, Mrs. Ted Pur- Mrs. Ralph E. Barton, Mrs, Charles I, Campbell and sister, Mr John Damrich of Mobile, Ala.; Mr Lemon Juice Whitens Skin The only harm- less way to bleach the skin white is to mix the juice of two lemons With three ounces of Orchard White, which any druggist will sup- ply for a few cents. a Shake well in bottle, and have a whole au ter-pint of the most whitener, softener wonderful skin and beautifier. Massage this lemon bleach arms and hands. Famous stage beauties use bring that cle: fragrant neck, sweetly into the fac It can not irritate. it to r, youthful skin and rosy-white complexion; also as a freckle, sunburn and tan bleach. You must mix this remarkable lotion yourself. It can not be bought ready to use because it acts best immediately after it is prepared.— Adv. hmally. William B. Cobb and guest, Miss Marjorie Pfeiffer of Los Angelos; Mrs. A. M. Gee, Mrs, Frank Cowan, Mrs. T. J, Drew, Mrs, Neal Tyler, Mrs, Harold Manbeck, Mrs. Charles T..Weidner, Mrs. Earl C. Boyle, Mrs. M. C, Price, Mrs, Willlam Pollock, Mrs. Q. K. Deaver, Mrs. Paul Hoop- er, Miss Lovey Norris, Miss Edna h, Miss Mary Curry of Chicago, guest at the Jeremiah Mahoney home; Miss Margaret Dougherty, Miss Theadora Wilson, Miss Glen- denning, Miss Wlizabeth Connelly, and the honoree, Mrs. Warner Will Entertain at Party Invitations are being {ssued by Mrs. Kenneth Warner for an infor- mal party to be given on Wei y of next week. ee Pienic Friday at Speas Ranch The General Aid society of the First Methodist Episcopal church will attend a picnic Friday at the Speas ranch on the Alcova road, transportation to be furnished for those not having cars, ‘Those who are going to attend are to be at the church at 9 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing, and are asked to bring their own lunches, plate, cup and silver- ware, The lunches will all be served together, Mrs. Biglin Entertains Vor Son Wednesday Mrs. Francis Biglin entertained at a children’s party Wednesday after- noon at her home on South Center street, the occasion being the fourth birthday anniversary of her son, Gene. The afternoon was spent In Playing games, after which refresh- ments were served by Mrs. Biglin, assisted by Mrs. Gus Bell, Twenty: four “guests attended. vee Apron and Bake Sale Saturday. The ladies of the North Casper Christian church will hold a sale of aprons ind baked goods on Satur- day at the Piggly-Wiggly store, cor- ner of H and Park streets. All dona- tions are to be at the store by 9 4, m. and patronage of the public will be appreciated. eee Miss Pfeiffer Will Be Honored at Party. Miss Marjorie Pfeiffer of Los An- geles who is a guest here of her sis- ter, Mrs. William B. Cobb, will be honored at an informal bridge tea to be given tomorrow afternoon by the Misses Frances and Elizabeth Crabtree. The: entertainment will be given at the home of the hostess: grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, H Cobb, 845 South Beech street. eee Mrs, Shumaker Entertains At Luncheon Wednesday. Honoring, Mrs. BE. L. Estabrook, who with her family is leaving sogn for New York city, Mrs. Carl Shu- maker entertained informally yes- terday at her home at an informal luncheon, ait eee I. 0. 0. F. Picnic Sunday, August 30. The fourth annual picnic to be given by Casper lodge No. 22, I. O. O. F., and auxiliaries, will be given on lower Garden Creek, ebout five miles from town, on Sunday, Au- gust 30. A barbecue dinner will be served, and all attending will be expected to furnish thelr own knife, fork, cup and spoon. Amusements of all kinds will be provided. . on M. T. W. Club Attends Luncheon Saturday, Members of the M, T. W. club were entertained at a luncheon given Wednesday by Mrs. Malcom Campbell. at ‘her residence, ; 1128 South Cedar street, Pink and white asters and sweetpeas were used for the decorations, Following the lunch- eon the afternoon was spent infor- Among those present were, values, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: SPECTALS Children’ Essentials BLOOMERS—Halycon cloth. $1.00 Ages 2 to 12 years_ s School _85¢ GINGHAM PANTY DRESSES—With touches of hand work. Ages 2 to 6 years. $2.75 AND $4.50 and $4.75 values— $2.95 SOCKS—One-half and three-quarter length—per pair 30c values 85c values CHILDREN’S HOSE—Broken assortment, Values to 65c, sale price, pair BOYS’ BLOUSES—Sport style only. Ages 6 to 12 years, at reduction of. BOYS’ WINDSOR TIES— 85¢ values —~- : BOYS’ WASH SUITS—Of Gingham and Pongee. 2 to 6 years—at $1.65, $2. 65, $3.65 BOYS’ TOP COATS—Fall ‘Ages 2 to G6, at reduction of. weight, EC, SPECIALTY STORE 218 East Second St. ee ere Phone 1944-J Browning Cinderella, Punctured, Back Che Casype Golden Dream in Humble Home Mary Louise Spas, 21-year-old Bohemian girl who represented herself as 14 and was adopted by Edward Browning, millionaire New York realtor, is back with “paw and maw” in a humble home, after living for a week like Cinderella in a palace. She is shown with her father. Mrs. M. A. Spiller, Mrs. T. M. Treble, Mrs, A. A. Bond, Mrs, Addie Fisher, Mrs. E. Langworthy and. the hos tess. eee thle Ladies’ Auxiliary B. of R. T, Will Meet The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Bro therhood of Railroad Trainmen wil! hold their regular meeting Frid August 21, at 7:30 p. m., in the penters’ hall. eee a Mrs. Buchanan Is . Hostess at Luncheon. A most enjoyable Iprcheon was given yesterday by M¥s. H. J. Bu- chanan, of South Ash street, {n hy or of Mrs, Minnie Garner, of Ho! oke, Mass. Besides the honoree a hostess, there Mes dames Jack Da ncock and c. 8, Markes, were John Hi esent Box Social to Be 4 | Given Next Monday. A box social will be given next Monday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall, by members of the Se- curity Benefit association. The boxes are to be wrapped in news papers and are to contain, dance admissions. The boxes will be sold at 9 p, m. Mrs. T. V. Davis arrived in Casper Monday. Mrs, Dayis will visit at the home of her daughter-in-law and son, Dr. Caroline and i. H. Davis. ee Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hovey, of Tor rington, were guests of friends in Casper yesterday. see Adda Anderson is visiting in Cas- per from her home in Thermopolis, . ee Mr. and Mrs J. TB. Gate are guests at the Townsend hotel from. thelr home in Cheyenne, eee Miss Vera McClieny of Midwest is a guest of friends in the city this week. eee Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ferguson of Midwest, are spending a few days in Casper, guests of the Henning hotel. eee Mrs, Duncan of Lavoye, arrived In Casper yesterday to spend a short time here on busin owe Miss Frances Paddock {s visiting friends in Casper from her home in Douglas, . Mr. and Mrs. Prather, prominent | citizens of Denver, their two daugh- | ters, Florence and Mildred, and young ladies’ friend, Miss Dorott Hisunt, arrived in Casper yesterday. They will spend several days in this city, guests of the Gladstone hotel. see Miss Gertrudo Anderson of Find- lay, O., who spent several days here this week, the guest of Mrs. Julian Lever Jr., and Mrs. Paul Hooper left last evening for Denver where | she will Join her parents for a tour of the Colorado resorts and of the Yellowstone National Park. eee the Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Warkley expect to leave Saturday for an outing trip to the Jackson Hole country. eee Miss Ruth Parmer of the Charles E. Wells Music company ts confined to her home on account of illness. oe J. Kirk Baldwin left Sunday for California where he expects to lo- cate. He will be joined later by Mrs. Baldwin, Miss Mary Batley expects to leave tomorrow morning for Estes Park, to attend the national joint confer- ence of the Young Women's Chris- tian association and the Young Men's Christian association, Miss Bafley who attends school at Ne- braska Weslyn, will return to Ne- braska next month to resume her studies, eee ‘Miss Cecil Fry of Logansport, Ind., who visited in Casper for several weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs, ROBBED fAIN looks wonderful with the tiny tint of Golden Glint) Shampoo.—Adv, . Charles Benjamin on South MeKin- ley street returned the first of the week to her home. vee Miss Edna Kassis and Miss Jean- nette Stitt of Kansas City spent 2 few days the first of the week at Piney Inn. . eee Mrs. Thomas Allen and daughter, M , of Okalahoma are guests {1 asper of Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Cun- ningham. . A. J. Mokler and daughter Edness are spending the week in Sheridan eee Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Miller and family arrived in Casper this week from California and expect to locate here, oe Miss Edna Kasis ‘s spending sev- eral days here from Lavoye where she tg in charge of the Kassis store | of that place. Mrs. C. Holloran and daughters Catherine, Leah and Dorothy and son Don left Sunday by motor for Denver to spend a short time’ there on a@ pleasure trip. oe . Mrs. T. Bolander, who was the guest in Casper for several weeks of her son-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baxter, departed Tuesday for her home in Vermillion, 8. D Miss Daisy Kropp of the Midwest Pharmacy has returned from Dead- wood, 8. D., where she spent her vacation, While there she attended the celebration of "76" and com- peted in the gold panning contest winning second honors. eee The Misses Mary and Victoria ‘assis and brother Tom expect to leave Saturday for Story, Wyo., spend the week end. . Miss Elizabeth Shikany of the | Elizabeth Shoppe on Second street has returned from a several weeks’ buying trip in Chicago and New York where she purchased the latest novelties and linens, Enroute east Miss Shikany visited with friends in | Estes Park and Denver, eee Congratulations are bing received by Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Mo- Grady, of the Miller Apartments, on the arrival of a baby daughter, Wed- nesday, August 19, at the Natrona General Hospital, Mr. MeGrady is connected with the Standard oll company, in the drafting department to The little arrival has been named Charlotte. | eee Mrs. Alfred G. Gravel and son Ludger, are leaving tomorrow morr ing Floric here “the spend the fall inter mont Patrick Sullivan and » expect to motor Mr. and Mr daughter, Marg to Rawlins the latter part of the} week to visit there with Mrs. Sul- | livan’s sister, Mrs. John Mahoney } and family, . . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Price have returned from a two-weeks’ pleas ure trip spent in the Jackson Hole | country, fre i} j Mrs. Gillespie, who makes her home | at the mines in Lewiston, arrived here this week to visit with friends. | eee Mr. and M M. R. Collins were | visitors the first of the week from Douglas, and were guests here of Mrs. Collins’ . daughter, Mrs, Bari Bowman, cee Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Grane left yes. terday morning for a trip of several Weeks to Billings and vicinity, cee Miss Bertha Walsh {* visiting for a few days with friends in Douglas, cee Mrs. Charles I". Steffen of Denver, arrived here yesterday to visit with friends and relatives for several days. eee Mra, Emma H. Knight and fon, Oliver, and Miss Rathburn of Lara. mie, departed this morning for a tour of the Yellowstone National park, following a several days’ visit spent here with frien owe Attorney Kenneth McDonald, Mrs, | McDonald and daughter, laine, have | returned to Casper following a two! t Daily Cridune weeks’ visit spent at their former home in Bridgeport, Neb. , .ee Mrs. W, T. Mahoney, who has been visiting for several weeks with rela- tives and friends in Missouri Valle; Towa, returned to Casper this afte noon. ere Mrs. M. Klein of Thermopolfs is a guest at the Henning hotel while attending tu business matters in Casper, eee Mr. ahd Mrs. Frank McKin and Mrs. McKin’s brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Moore, left yesterdey for a tour of the Yellowstone National park. eee Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Pierce are visiting friends in Casper from their home in Thermopo! ar O'Neil and children re visiting in Casper Mr. and Mr: Jane and Billy from Denver. cee Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Jones of Drebus, Wyo., are spending several days in Cusper visiting friends and attending to business affairs. Miss Agnes Ernst is a guest of friends in Casper from her home in Sheridan, George Vandaveer visited Satur- day and Sunday with his mother, Mrs. G. M. Vandaveer, who haa been spend! some time at Piney Inn. eee Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Houseman have returned from a two w 4 motor trip through Colorado, eee John Kassls and family of Willis- ton, N. D., who were guests here for several weeks of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kassis, left Tuesday morning for a tour of the Yellowstone Na- tional park before returning to their home. “eee Miss Helen Hertz has returned to Casper following a motor trip of several months to Canada and points in Wyoming including the Jackson Hole country and the Yellowstone National park. She was accom- panied by Miss Marie Wright and sister, Mise Netha Wright, the latter being an instructor in the school at Jackson Hole. . . Mr: and Mrs. Frank Batley and daughter Ellen expect to leave in a tew days for Montana to visit there until the latter part of next month with Mrs, Bailey's parents. CITY BRIEFS Basil Knowlton, business man from Denver, arrived in Casper yes- terday. Mr. Knowlton will spend several days in Casper on business. eee W. B. Jack of Denver, represent- ing the Rexall company in this terri- tory, and Z, W, Cannon of San An- tonio, Texas, arrived tn Casper yes- terday. Mr. Cannon {s advertising manager for the only road from the east to Glacier National park, which accommodates tourists the year around. Mr. Jack and Mr. Cannon are guests at the Gladstone hotel. Ed Iverson of Denver, Otis Eleva- tor company expert, is in town this week, . A. R. Bruder of Cheyenne, was a guest in Casper yesterday, eee R. B. Phillips, Denver business nan# spent yesterday in the cityy, at- tending to business affairs. eee Cc. C,, Walleck of Denver, {s a guest at the Henning hotel for a few days this y of Denver, in Casper. Cane W. spending this wee Seibert k is Russell Davis, the Richardson representative Dry Good company, of St. Joseph, {s calling on his cus- tomers in Casper this week. Mr. Davis {s well known in Casper, hav- ing made this territory for seven- teen years see Irving H. Nicholls, of the Johns- Manville, Inc., {s attending to busi- ness affairs in Casper today. eee A. 4 ce motored Bar C Monday. ever 6 Oscar Thomas, manager of the National Supply company, who has been transacting company business in Montana, is expected to return to Casper Sunday evening Sree to the L. A. Whipple of I terday in Casper at ness matters. . ngle spent yes. lng to bust- enn, representative of the ESSEX Greatest Buy PRICE DELIVERED 1! $970.00 $325 Down—Terms to Suit CARS NOW ON DISPLAY Under $1,000 CASPER Sterns and company of Detroit, is a guest at the Gladstone hotel while attending to business affairs Casper, in | I. S, Kendall, salesman from Den. ver, arrived in Casper yesterday. Mr. Kendall will ‘spend a few days in on busir P. V. Peterson of Riverton spending the day in Casper. eee is Trembly was a Midwest visitor per yesterday eo . C. H. Russel and H. C. I in town today from Midwe Robert G. Kurtz of Re Casper today on business. cee W. ©. Drummond, Jr. arriyed in Casper last night to spend a short time here on business eee Willlam C. La Berge, well known fixture salesman, is spending this week in Casper. of Denver, H. I. Barkaloo is registered at the Townsend hotel from his home in Denver. "ee M. M. Studabaker is visiting in Casper from Kansas City Bert Freeland of Lander, arrived in Casper this week, and will be connected here with the Chicago & Northwestern railroad, G. R. Hagens, Casper attorn nsacted business affairs in D: las this y ——$—<_—_e—____ Tim the Tailor In New Location Here Because his phone had not been installed on the recent moving day of Tim, The Tailor, he was unable to give the number to the public in his display ad In the Tribune of last esday evening has now b Tim's phone num en determir m reach him by Tim will call for r aning and pressing and is de rous of establishing the speediest service, in thig Hne, in Casy Dr. M. C. Keith moved to rooms 7, 8, 9, 10 Stockmen’s National Bank Building. PAGE THREE Bones of Chinese Disinterred For Return to China HELENA, Mont., Aug. 20.—With permission of the Montana board of health, the bones of 13 pioneer Chin- ve been disinterred here and and are to be shipped with ken from burial grounds ica, ally chartered vessel, to Chin: burial in thetr native land. ete ES a Chappy keeps his candy on fee. FRECKLES ne to Get Rid of These Now is the Ugly Spots Th no longer the slightest need c feel shamed of your freckles, as Othine—double strength | —{is guaranteed to remove. these 4 homely spots. Simply get an ounce of Othine— double strength—from any drug or department store and apply a little of it night and morning and you should soon see that even. the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It fs seldom that more than an ounce is needed to com- etely the and gain a the double sold under ff it fails ckles.—Ady. guarantee of to remove yo Removal Notice Have moved my Public Steno- graphic and Circular Letter Shop from the balcony to a convenient location on the ground floor of the Hotel Hen- ning, between the main lobby ind the Coffee Shop. INEZ M. BABB Public Stenographer Notary Public Phone 45 Tribune Want Ads Bring Results World’s Greatest Value DELIVERED IN CASPER $1430.00 $475 Down Payment—Terms to Suit CARS ARE ON DISPLAY Sweeping Effective August 19 Price Reductions HUDSON -ESSEX WorldsGreatest Values Now More Outstanding Than Ever 166,369 HUDSON-ESSEX Sales in the Eight Month Period Ending August 1st This tremendous production gives advantage in econom ical purchase of materials, savings in manufacture and low cost of distribution that are recognized throughout the industry as being unequaled by any other organ- ization. The same management which established the Hudson Motor Car Com- pany, now, as for sixteen years, controls and directs the design of its product and the policies of the company. Get The New Prices Before You Buy Any Car McKinley and Yellowstone x CASPER, TOR TRUCK & CAR SAy fs OMiNoO Phone 1406