Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1925, Page 4

PAGE FOUR st “Se = I MT MUSIC,'ART, LITERATURE ~ WOMEN’S EDITED BY HF B INTERESTS Mayton & CLU HAN EP TTT j to. the selection of a setting for Wy- Harvey, Mrs. Beal, Mr, Taylor and Mrs, Minnie Garner, who has been ing the honoree at luncheons, m.. 5 a ft her sister, Mrs. {tor and picnic parties. oming’s ‘state ‘song: There are at “ 7 Mr. Robdertson. the house guest o! dete } Present three’ different ‘airs used, | Prince of Wales Bride ; Tavited guesta included Mr. and|C. 8. Markes for two months, left . REGENT AND GOMING EVENTS IN SOCIAL r t bi Mrs. Carl P. Taylor, Mr. and.Mrs.| yesterday for her home at Holyoke, Mr. and Mrs. Pitt Covert returned t eetecteal pins ae end rr Is Won by Non-Royal Prince Ben Robertson, Mr, and Mrs, J. Mass.” During her visit she made| Friday evening. from @ two-week's leg islature for ; patie : posh Sohlueter, Dr, and Mre..H. L..Har-| many friends through her charming | vacation trip to the Jackson Hols ous, hrs, ‘parte emit aene ge. vey, and Dr, and Mrs. J. E. Beal. personality, and was the recipient} country and’ the Yellowstdne Na- Ughtfully thé word to the various Ree. of @ number of social activities, be- tional park airs undér consideration. Congress. Tepepe een man C. B, Winter, author of the i A 8 | covering the circumstances under PICA PONY Ew mer, 7Odd Fe | which they svere inspired. Absa eetett ces ah sitters be | The program included two piano eer oer t tCL tabe' deste S Bridge and Kensington Pauline Meyer, Miss Lilllan Fng:| solos by Mra, W. G. Wilt, “Kam page! MLN ee aoe ne i At Masonic Temple ls nd Miss Beulah Bailey. }meno! Ostrow,” by Rubenstein and Wilpaehetaa eon ‘Nee Nsrite ; Eastern ts present included: Miss} an Indian number and two vocal se- | See ey 1 bridge| I t, Miss Dorothy Danford, | lections by Mrs, Welch, “Dawn,” by | BrP» given on| Miss Frances Nixon, Miss Marsaret | Pearl Curran, and an Irish melody. | esday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at} V anDoren, s Helen McFadyen, , | Erakclion 3 | 5 y Byars, Miss Frarces! Eagles Auxiliary Give Miss Lilian Englard.| Pienle Today at Garden Creek { Miss: Pauline The Hagles auxillary will give - Miss Elizabeth Crabtre plenie today for all members, the! | Georgia Reeve, Miss Marjorie families and all members of the and Miss Marj Stark. Eagles lodge and thetr families at e > ete Lower Garden creek. Cars will leave ANNOUNCING | new LOW PRICE. whntiel Radiola Ger Heterodyne ees The Ladies Aid ecciety of the Grace English Lytheran church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:50 o'clock. Mrs. Andrew Olson and Mrs, H. O. Peterfon will act as hostesses. Miss Sullivan For Piano Pupils the lodge rooms. 924 West Yellow saat eed oe cara 2 evens Was $267 : Pretty Party Given In Recital stone. avenue, between 10 a, m..and hioatens! titettweuki tes thet rextlan During Weel: at Club A very fine prog was given | 11. All members will bring a bas meeting’ of the whuriday « Beltgs Avion r rties of the| pny a group of Lulu zabeth Sams} ket lunch. | club; to be held-at her horne, 109 rs : Hs prees pils on Saturday afternoon from is 2m) Yeast: Tenth street. 0 to 4:35 o'clock, at the studlo,}-Mrs, Wilson Will Be | een Casper | Now $160comptete with the large volume of business has brought the price yan. | Minuet -_ | Nocturne Op, 9 2 | Roberta Denn: BREAD oe Paderewsk!| Chapter G of the P, B, O. Sister --- Chopin | hood cplelirated its seventh anniver Saturday afternoon. in. the-form luncheon’ at the home of,.the ; S. Durbin Hostess for Club Mrs, Allison Will Be : Country « hor 5 & number) ‘The following numbers were| Mrs, J. W. Wilson of 322. North Complimented xt Party 4 i > aré leaving s00n | played entirely from memory: Beech street, will be hos to the | Mrs. B. EB. Allison of Tulsa, Okla., : c Green will leave arolle from “Tales of Woff- | members of the Past Noble Grand ® guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. W. ’ Columbia; AMo., to at: Mo & - Offenbach club at a meeting to be held at her Polloclt, will:-be complimented this ; n college for the year home Wednesday afternoon «f this week when Mrs. Leigh ‘McGrath en- i of Igvender was Massanet | week! This will be the first meet tertains at an informal luncheon c attractive table manze - + --Schumann | ing‘of the club since the beginning | and bridge party to be given at the at bridge for | of the summer vacation | Pitt Covert Home on Tuesday. ; the afternobn were won by Miss | Narcissus Nevin | ° ——_—_o : TT | Pinaicatl t Delibes | Mrs,. McPherson Will = Mr,-and Mrs. John Mahoney mo- [ William Rossini | Entertain Card Club tored to Casper yesterday from thelr ; r | a Mrs, Alex McPherson will enter home at, Rawlins and will visit here | TO D pay. | | Waltz from “‘F -- Gounod] tain the members of the Wednes. | with thelr son, Philip, manager of z é Su 5 | 9 xe anes a day bridge club this week at her the Buffalo Creek-ranch. . While $n You have long wanted the supreme aalo, Vl ea he Silver Nymph Op 164-.-.Heins| home, Casper they will be guests at the i mne. incr io . BAUR S Ise Brilliante Op 33 Concore we ee none of.Mr, and Mrs, Patrick Sulll- tube Super. Heterodyne Nowsincrease peu on | Charge of te Uhtans Op 213-.Bohm | p, f, 0, | | Anna Mae Guthrie Celebrates 7th Anniversary CAKES AND R: AISIN Within the Reach of All Teacher of Piano | Interesting Meeting of | president, Mrs. M. Vandeveer, : The Super-Heterodyne is extremely selective with MI VA tE (||| Music Division is-Held 1049 South “Ent <atreet. ‘The offi A hte agi eS 4h an unequaled quality of reception. cies inl f LV > UKEE RYE The music division of the ~ Wo: |cérs“of-the-chapter acted as assist- Printess Ileana, youngest daughter of King Ferdinand and the BEGINNERS A q q y. Pp } BREAD |wman's Departmental club held the|ant hostesses, The members of O| beautiful Queen Marie of Roumania, frequently mentioned as the SPECIALTY | No Ground Wire : No Acid Batteries No Outside Wires No Radiation 15 Super-Heterodynes arrived—Get on the air now! rst meeting of the season last Wed-|and G were guests of the occasion. | Prince of Wales’ probable bride, is now.reported betrothed to # non- | Resday afternoon at the home of} The guests were seated at small! roval Italfar, Prince Amedeo Umberto, (inset). ‘ | | Mrs, P. C. Nicolaysen, with Mrs, | tables, which were prettily decorated | ‘> Oscar Thomas, vice-chairman, pre-| with a profusion of fall garden flow- | siding, Mrs. A. C. Riker, who was | ers. | Casper’s delegate to the fourteenth} Guests of the afternoon were Miss | biennial convention of the Feder-|Mae Winter, Mrs, 8. K, Loy, Mrs, H. Mrs. Lillian F. Bliss L. S. Bowerman, Mrs. John McFad-| vacation trip to the Casper Bert MeCarthy, Mr field for a busy year’s work. AW Quality Delicatessen members and friends df the church See Our Window Display 138 South Center | ated Music clubs, held in Portland,|C.. Chappell, Mrs, Sam Neff, Mrs. are expected to be, present Friday | | | Oregon, in June, read a most inter-| Oscar. Hillgren, Mrs, C. A..Smith,|C> A* Je! evening, September 18, at 3 o'slock | OPEN EVENINGS | esting report of the convention. Mra. E. H, Foster, Miss Margaret |e "caine. the Natrona Power company, as- Graduhte of fe disctission was given;' Robertson}: M: a Thomas, Mrs. Mrs. W. H. ly hall. There will be music, Keith, Mrs. C, H. Platte refreshments and a social time, and Hamilton, Miss Mabel S @ most enjoyable evening {s prom: Mabel ‘Thompson, ised by the committee tn charge. “The hostesses ¥ ~ 8 Slade, Mrs. D. Byars, Mrs |B) Hoffhi veer. Grinnell School of. Music The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. Radiola and Fada Neutrodyne Dealers 232 E. 2nd CASPER ' Phone 194, Branch Store—Salt Creek Phone 1885-W “940° South Jackson * A.} -| Silver ‘Tea Thursday | At-Taylor Home A silver tea will be ive on | Thursday afternoon of thls week at | the, home.of. Mrs, Leona Taylor, 1224, North. Durbin street, the hours | to be from. 2 o'clock until 5. n Socialsand Dance Will Be Given Tuesday Casper ;Camp No, 12325. ee Wood! of Americ ; 1. Diy OF THE CHAS. PELLICANE CO., BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Sitisitatia iaance on ‘Tuesday cere WW. C. mV, Divistong. Hing; September 15, in the Knights | Hlee 2 3 % os Ay e o¢| At the divisional meetings of the EVERYTHING IN WOMEN’S READY-TO-WEAR. |f} 22th fi’: i WionelsS0 Shleedona mene ot Royal : Neighbors of America and | Union, held Friday afternoon, the fol Money-saving values throughout our entire stock of women’s and misses’ wearing thelr friends and families are algo |J0Wihg officers were elected: Frances apparel, millinery and shoes. d invited to nttend. A short business | Willard division, Mrs, Jennie Brown, fiteting will ‘precede the presiden’ . Christine Parsons, ‘ si Eeradi 6. @ Mrs. Hetty L, Woodward, : aay Children’s School Polly Prim Aprons |§f| Junior Choir to Resume rer; Lillian, Steven's division, no Hoee 49 c Rehearsals: Friday Evening cite Wiehe: eer ell The. junior choir of St. Mark's Spe fi + s Episcopal church will resume re. bana Carre SEPARUE OTS eC ¥ omen 19¢ Fur Coats are positively beautiful, All- fearsals: oni Friday evening at 7 * irc SOF CSD EA DE necretat Wool materials, plain and fancy trimmed Wome 's Tailored oibipek rat \thetag ian “howe licoate, presidente. KEE been deine ty Children’s Half —many fur trimmed collars and cuffs— Blouses Panhellenic Asspciation ston, s ; Mrs. Sarah EB. Bat: *. Women- ~today are doing an 4 Socks belted and pocket effects, in a wonder- Lunebeon, 8: sty ley, treasurer. : b f thi iW 39 ful assortment of the newest styles and Cc All:memlerstof the National’ Pan: ach division reported a most suc. increasing number of t Ings, * 19¢ c nélore jolieHenic “association in Casper will | cessful meeting with a large numy * + Theya ore active, h sical- tH colors. i tani uithins Infor) ‘eon and |ber of members attending, ey arem phy: 4 —<—=$—$—_———_ AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL attend informal luncheon and i ‘i Women’s Black Sehool Ink Tablet, | vise rts tovie given Sacuegny| | Ss * | ly and mentally, than they ever it Cotton Hose D Teer Large Size’ at it o'clock’ at the Henning hotol, | Officers e 7 | bef 1K | Those who expect to’attend will call | Elected at Lodge Meeting were before. 1 19 { IRE SSE gS 4e Mrs, Sam Neff or Miss Edna ‘Mae| Officers for the year will be] |]i| ° ie i | Cc < f Heal , o 3 %, so that neeces-| elected by the Security Benefit as- } : x rd Naw. Fall Dremsax¢enavoihen andiealaass Sary arrangements may be made pocation at a meauing-to ‘be hea | ‘IIH But oes Shing they re alwaye ¢ 7 . New Fa resses Ww a Ses ' | wie 6 on Monday evening at 8 9'clock at want to do-~is to look attractive. t Chilstenis Crepe | of fine quality All-Silk, Satins, Char- Womenivelie Neighbors of Woodcraft the Knights of Pythiag hall. Fol- ft) R & G Corsets make you look your >. ° meuse, Canton Crepes and many others, Cais nae ino; Nolghbacgilacht teehee wee een eeattke I best always. Find the model especial- ' 23e including fine quality All-Wool Dresses 59e of Wooderaft, will meet in regular} general public * a ly made for your figure. It will fit-you 1 up-to-the-minute styles. : é mber | Py Feet | so exactly, so comfortably, that you Ps Women’s Floral AT PRICES THA’ PRICES THAT CAN’T BE BEAT Women’s Sille a | Informal Dance to | will nev ay feel that you are wearing a ; Ik Crepe Bloomers, Hose, All‘Colors Eres ae lad The Order of Rattroad Conductors | | Upokcae wee ee OA ee | Pink and Whit ev. Cooke and ; will give an informal dance on Tues: | | ||| r | Pink and White 29e Will Be Honored Re AL icp deve sare ae ed H 95@ | One, of thogyery de affair orth Washington dance hall. till ‘ An exceptional opportunity to buy your, ” anticipated for this waek th. the Con, P04, @ LA Fur Coat, Jacket or Choker. They are | Women’s Heavy erepree nel chisel party {8 Honoriof linc 15°39 Completed i r - * 1e Rew A. E, ke and family, 1] Children’s Black here for you and a wonderful selection Outing Flannel rib r wrpturn. from their | Fer Rum o {| ’ HH Bloomers to choose from. If you are not prepared Gowns Sergei eee rere test ky nap . i 39¢ to pay for it in full 95e MNES oie pb Mrs. Sinclair’ Reekte, chairman. of | || zi A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY GAR- iss Mary Olive Dunn the Committees on arrangements for | “ ” - ihe MENT FOR pet PIANO TEACHER the rummage sale to be held Septem, | : “ Hi WopayaSaieon | —MENT FOR LATER DELIVERY | —SarR Wear fi Tino Tescuen lhe cravat Canara ee | ft Never Have: to Be “Broken In i . > vIrs Ass 8 ction in ola ‘or the sa wi i Petticoats 69¢e pete ead final. plasie for. the: wale wil a R & G CORSETS are designed by experts who understand the ans " \\¢ 69e . 7 ne ei" ||| who have articles to donate may atomy of the human body as well as they know fashion, They fit you > pe notify Mrs. W, W. ‘ perfectly the first time you put them on; they keep their shape no mate ter how Jong you wear them, You know when you buy an R & G Corset that you are getting good | materials, fine workmanship, and, hest of all, skillful designing. It-is f the cut of a corset, after all, which is the most important feature, , uty un and Winter Hats made up. of n 1 Women’s Bunga- All Rubber Aprons Wr tdwesesh sheen NL TH SCN low Aprons / € F : und Velvet combinations, . featuring «the RFOns, € ve newest styles in high crowns and the small Fancy Trimmed If club hat for bob haired effects, All these Nn very artistically trimmed in all the very 4 Cc ee latest color effects. Combination of embroidery Women’s Flowered | feathers, ribbon trimming, in fact, every style Crepe Night Gowns } for Children, Misses, Women and Matrons—all Fancy Rubber to be sold at Bankrays rices, 69e Lor 1" Or? LOT 3 Aprons, All Colors —~__1§9.95 $4.95 $7.95|__99¢ Sateen, in LOT 4 LOT 5 Navy Blue Indigo White and Colors Bungalow Aprons || Lexington Cream $1.00 | cone eo od eat, au | BOG” | XXX lone More and Better Bread per sack Rye, Whole Wheat, Graham, Corn Meals, THE STORE THE STORE |f)| \** svt, grocer tor this our Pale a der ACCOMMO.- Casper. Warehouse UNDERSELLS DATING Company DISTRIBUTORS =, | Hufsmith or M maul Waldner. PE RM. ANENT Pienic Today. at Lone WAVE | Garden Creek a fhe Veterans of Foreign Wars and ENTIRE HEAD the Auxiliary will attend a pienje $20 reye) today at Lower Garden cresk: Those | who are going to attend will be at BETTY’S BEAUTY the Lioyd drug store so that trans: PARLOR portation: may be. furnished for. aj} 3 those wishing to attend, Members Tribune Bidg. Phone 707. || win take to the picnic a basket luneh, Come in and se¢ the latest R & G Cor- Ne sete, Find the model suited to your. figure. i Take it home, put it on and experience a | ; new corset joy. see Inyitati Are Issued | $1 , $ For Tea by Mrs, Norris 15 to 3.50 Mrs: C.°B. Norrie will be at home to a number of her friends on Thurs: | day afternoon, September 17, at. her ‘vesidence, 1042 South David street, between the hours of 4 and, 9. eee Wedding Anniversary ' 1 aay 4 Is Celebrated ; Mr. and Mrs. A. K Bott enters e tained a few of their friends at an : P informal dinher and bridge party, LINDSAY & co. ath siven Wriday evening at the Hen- | ning hotel, the occasion beng thelr | |ij! sleventh wedding anniversary, Hon. Fa Second Floor —— Sa Tel. 27 268 Industrial Ave. ors at bridge were won by Mrs,