Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1925, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1925 By MARY TOBIN State Pioneers Celebrate Birthday Anniversaries. Col. EB, H. Kimball, father of W. S. Kimball of Casper and John Higgins, prominent state pioneers, celebrated their birthdays last week at thelr homes in Glenrock. Casper friends will be interested in the fol- lowing clipping from the Glenrock Independent: “Wednesday, the 21st, was the birthday anniversary of two of Glenrock’s distinguished citizens— Col. B.. H. Kimball and John EB. Higgins—both of whom have been prominently identified with the de- velopment of the community since it started az a mining camp in the 808. “Mr. Higgins, who acknowledges 68 years, is still active In business Ufe, setting a dally example of energy and community interest worthy of emulation by younger men. Col. Kimball wag 83 years old Wednesday. He is Glenrock’s sole remaining representative of the G. A. R. The colonel has sur- rendered active work to younger hands, but takes the liveliest inter- est in all movements for the de velopment or the betterment of the city. He spent the day quiely, re ceiving congratulations Crem friends. Mr. Higgins’ birthda: the other hand, was made the ex- cuse for a large bridge party at the Hotel Higgins, participated in by nearly 50 friends.” oe costume prize a hand painted em- broidered luncheon set, which wus made and donated by Mrs. L. M. Cromwell, the grand mistress of records, and correspondence of the Order of Pythian Sisters for — the State of Wyoming, who is a charter member of Loyalty Temple. Refreshments in keeping with the season's festivities were served. The hall was beautifully decorated in Hallowe'en colors. Much credit for the success of this enjoyable {n charge of which Mrs. B. H. Holmes was chairman, aesisted by Mrs. O. W. Twiggs, Mrs. C. H. Bauer Mrs. L. M. Cromwell and Mrs. Wm. Schiele, Former Casper Man Is Married In Minnesota Casper friends will be interested in learning of the marriage on October 21 of Miss Borghild Ofstedall of Minneapolis to Glenn* W. Landes, former Casper boy and son of Mr, and Mrs, R. ©. Landes of 722 South David street, of this city. .The cere. mony was performed at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs, Anna Of stedall, on 40th atreet, Minneapolis The groom attended Chadron Nor- mal school and on completing his education came. to Casper, and was connected while here with the Chi- cago and Northwestern raflroad. The couple will make thelr home tn Minnesota. Alice Ormsby To Entertain Friends Miss Alice Ormsby will entertain a number of her friends on Thursday at her home on South Center street, at a Hallowe'en ‘party, vee Informal Bridge Party And Tea Given Today. One of the pretty parties given during the week was the informal bridge party and tea at which Mrs. B. J. Gillis entertained this after- noon in the Gillis home, 1928 South Spruce street. This was the second of a series which Mrs. Gillis is giv- ing this season. Guests who attended were: Mrs. ¥. B. Firmin, Mrs. Robert Denning, Mrs. Roscoe Reeve, Mrs. Carl Bet- Recital Will Be Given At Christian Church. A program of interest has been arranged by Mary Jane Christopher- son which will be given this eve- ning at 8 o’clcok at the First Chris- tinger, Mrs. Charles Anda, Mrs.|tian church, corner of Grant and H. H. Wrightsman, Mrs. A. J.| Lind streets, ty a number of her Wood, Mrs. Carl Hawks, Mrs. J. J.! Plano and expression pupils. Crittendon, Mrs. Ray J. Cook, Mrs. R. A. Rowlands, Mrs. Marshall y- ton, Mrs. L. V. Fickel, Mrs. F. W- Saxton, Mrs. P. G. McManus, Mrs. Harry Adams and Mrs. A. W. Garrison. Among those who wiil take part are: Charlotte Pluckhohn, Vera May and Norman Stout, Eleanore Rees, Irene Mathews, Robert Wood- ward, Forrest Harris, Margaret Veitch, Mario VanBoven, Ruth Bowerman, Kathryn King and Jessie Stover. eee Eastern Stars to Hold Meeting Thursday Evening. Fort Caspar chapter No. 4, Order of Eastern Star, will meet in regular session Thursday evening, October 29, at the Masonic temple. The examining committee will be pres- ent at 7:30 o'clock. *e2e Mrs. Nichols Compliments Mrs. Donlin at Luncheon. The third of a number of parties being planned for the pleasure of Mrs, Joe Donlin (Bileen Sullivan) was given today, when Mrs. R. H. Nichols entertained for her at an informal bridge luncheon at the Country club. Covers were laid for the honoree, the hostess, Mrs. Neil Tyler, Miss Margaret Sullivan, Mrs. R. M. Andrus, Mrs.’ Nell Kimball, Miss Kathleen Sullivan and Miss Patricia Sullivan, Bridge Tea Saturday Will Honor Mrs. Joseph Donlin. Mrs. Ceci! Bon will be inostess on Saturday afternoon of this week at her home, 907 South Lincoln street, at an informal bridge tea, compli- mentary to Mrs. Joe Donlin of Fort Wayne, Ind., who with her two chil- dren, are visiting in Casper for a month with her parents, Mr. und Mrs. Patrick Sullivan. ee Pythian Dance Tuesday Is Success Loyalty Temple Number 18 Pyth- fan Sisters were hostesses Tuesday evening at a Hallowe'en costume dance given in the I. O. O. F, hall. A large crowd was in attendance and @ royal good time was accorded all present. Splendid music was fury nished by the orchestra in charge, and the affair was in every way a decided success. One of the features of the even- ing was the giving away of the q RIN. Saletan and Keep Your Eyes CLEAN - CLEAR and HEALTHY (Wve far tree Kys Core Book Murine Co.,Catcago.U.5 see Departmental Card . Party Drawing Interest. Much interest is being shown by Casper people in the informal card party to be given Saturday after- noon, October 31, at the Elks’ hall by members of the Casper Woman's Baur’s Lady Fingers 138 South Center Asco bY QJOHANSEN French in name and French in fash- ion... LA DANSE will just dance its way straight to your heart. November's Calendar Style! Black Satin — patent leather trimmed Many other Perty Pumps in Silver Cloth, enterprise was due to the committee “~~ White Satin and Gold. Come in and see these beautiful shoes. THE BOOTERY GROUND FLOOR O-S BUILDING Sete Mss ity AL ‘untj] 5 at the home of Mrs. Edyth of the beason. “Goose” Would Be Her Gander: romance’ of’ Miss Helen Gould 1924, and ‘Leon, “Goose” Gosli: Washington Senatérs. batteries in matrimony. Departmental club. The entertain® mentiis given annually for the pur- Pose of raising funds” to piirchase milk during the winter months for the undernourished school children Those wishing to reserve tables may do so by calling Mrs. R. W. Loucks, phere 1504, or Mrs. A. F. Sloane, phone 799J. Guard Club Will Meet Tomorrow. The Guard club of the Wonian'’s Benefit association will meet Thurs- day afternoon, October 29, at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. William Whitlake, 212 North Lincoln street. es ee Mr. Lever Is Host To Friends Tuesday. Preceding the formal dancing party given: last evening at the Country club by Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Andrus and -Mr. and Mrs. G. R Hagens, Julian Lever, Sr., was host to a few of his friends at @ dinner party given at his home on South Beech ‘street. Theft:of his automobile while he was calling on her, revealed ow their names are being linked as future Covers were laid for the host, Mr. ! and Mrs. W. 8. Kimball, Mr. and’ Che Casper Daily Cribune Sweeney, “Miss Washington” of in (inset), slugging outfielder of Made Dictator of White House Social Affairs Mrs. George B. Nelson, Mrs. Ann¢ , Leeper and Mr. and Mrs. Major Ormsby. , | eee Mrs. VanBurgh Entertain» Informally Tuesday. Mrs. Lillan WVanBurgh enter- tained informally last evening at her home on South Jefferson street tor Mrs. LM. Cromwell, state mistress of records and ¢orrespond ence for’ the Pythian Sisters, who is spending several days here from Box-Elder, where she now maker her home. Mrs. Cromwell formerly resided in Casper. : see Hallowe'en Birthday Party Last Evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Sunkel en- tertained at a birthday Hallowe'en party last evening at thelr home, 639 South McKinley street, in honor of their daughter, Kathleen Bliza- beth. The evening was spent in Playing games and cards after which a lunch was served. Twelve guests attended. eee Silver Tea to Be Given Thursday. A silver tea will be giyen on Thursday afternoon from 2 o'clock Welch, 749 North Beech street, by the Veterans . of Foreign War | Auxillary. Mrs. Thelma Tribue will | act as hostes all m well as the public tend. There will be the children. Invited tc a nursery f . . Mrs. Snook to Entertain Past Noble Grand Club. Mrs, Joo Snook will the Past Noble~Grand Natrona Rebekah lodge evening» at ‘her ‘hom Walnut} street. . entértuin jub“of the _No. 18 this 903- South Eunice Temple Postpones Meeting. The special meeting of the Eunice | temple No, 16 of the Pythian Sisters which was to have been held ov Thursday evening honoring the | srand chancellor of the organization R..T. Somers of Moorecroft, ha been - postponed. . ee | Vernon therine Cather, 1 White: House's new social sec- retary is u.man. State depart- ment has assigned J, Pierpont Moffat, until recently secretary of legation’ in Turkey, to the post. Seventh street and decorations sug- gestive of the season will be used to make the affair more enjoyable A seven-piece orchestr: the music. Mrs. Johnson Will Be Hostess for Club Mrs. J. W. Johnron will be host- ess for a meeting of the Thursday Bridge club tomorrow afternoon at her home on South David street. eee Kensington Club Members To Attend Party Th The Brotherhood of men and Enginemen club will be entertained lowe’en costume pa evening at 7 1 of Mrs. tre ed duri AL I rty ¢ Jeannette Canner Is Hostess to Friends Miss Jeannette Canner was At~a most delightful a(t« giyen on Monday at 842 South Lincoln street tion of her twelfth birthday sary. The, afternoon was spent tn playing games appropriate to. the Hallowe'en season, after which a dainty lunch: v served by Mrs. Frank nner d M George B. Stillwagor Invited ine Brown Klockseim, Bro Wilma anne uded: Fran: Holden, elen Engelke rginia Ca and Jimmie Helpful Club Meeting Thursday Afternoon. The regular meeting of the Help- ful club will be held Thursday after- noon at the residence of Mrs. Sharp, .255 North Lincoln street, eee Many Tickets Are Being ‘old for Elks Formal More thar 100 ‘tickits have been wld for the formal Hallowe'en danc- ng party to be given on Friday eve- ning by the Elks lodge, the enter- tainment to be one of the largest The party will be held fn ‘the organization's hall on peace i SPN a BROS Asco I FRAMED PICTURES | “Baur's Macaroons 188 South Center Place Cards, Talleys, Prizes ZOE MARKS Down. the Steps Sein. Marke Music & Art Co 238 E. 2nd | . Volunteers Wanted } For Church Work. Pt) The committee in charge of the r building of the tabernacle, corner of Eighth and Center streets for the Union Evangelistic campaign will greatly appreciate all available labor starting, Thursday morning, it was announced today by A. B. ‘Boling, chairman, On Saturday lunch and. dinner will be seryed with charges. Hallowe'en Party Is Enjoyed Tuesday. Among the many Hallowe'en parties of the week was the informal entertainment last evening at which Mr. and Mrs. Homer Holland were hosts; at their home on South Kim- ball street, Black cats and pump- kins were used to decorate the tables where a lunch was served at midnight. Honors at bridge for the evening were taken by Mrs. Ethel Diekeon, Trederick Brys Arthur” Kerrs an@ J. E Eight guests attended. ing the latter part of the week for Chicago. Enroute he will visit with friends in Personals PAGE THREE GUARANTEE FUND FOR | BUTTER, Ib. -.-.____ EGGS, doz. ___ Scottsbluff, Neb., and Omaha. aes || CABBAGE, Ib. — 3c racks Sotane’te vere on busiess| GOWBOY GRID GAME TO || “25 ts. tor esc Mr. and & today from Creek. | GOOD FOR BREAKFAST They were thelr neice, who expects to ter months in this city. eee Orvilie Smith and elster, Miss Benrietta Smith expect to motor to Thermopolis Friday to suend until Monday there visiting with friends. eee {iss Marjorie Sisk is visiting with is in Thermopolis, her former tour di home . . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McIntire are cut of town visitors hére from Okla- homa. learn of the continued improvement ed by the Frantz & for one more day bas attracted many shoppers to the store and it is expected that many } women will take Bargains tomorrow. among other things some new ter cloth coa new winter sha smartest styles. exceptionally low. handsomely trimmed and with be tifully linings are shown. beaverettes, imported velours and others ———<_—___ son. were re E o- || THESE COLD MORNINGS ilenrock. Mark Foley of Denver ts GGUPY ALUMNI HERE | Hot Cakes and Maple the day here. | Syrup Miss Er Pe | P S Ree C. G. Horris left the first of \ Cane and Maple Syrup 43¢e week for Seattle to make his he Plans ‘ ph Feare Can ~- nnn ann an mn during the winter months. ie : antee || 74-Gallon ¥ are — Ricks akara : fund which wi ‘© an tntercol for an euapeskes suing 85c Judkins ts teaving #oon legiate foothal 1 Casper next ne $1.67 ie ety ofc tel] Sark: Bdnitehaat oe neal ia k= ne daiadtan ; : i Soni rae the toe || Rolled Rib Roast 0c conference Casper group } ments which Cas) asta per pound - The receiver's sale being conduct > will be held So far the sale 25¢e Ross Zac ft Premium Ha r pound a z Plane Crashes, | i Gis con BBE F | Pilot Escapes You Can Always Save at ste The Fond Centar 120 West Second Street Turner-Cottman Building Pork Shoulder Ro: per pound advantage of the The Is Frantz Shop playing win: in the of the are priced Th eet Fur coats also, u- ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio, Oct —(®)—A mail plane piloted py Lie tenant Alt F. t Bay se: muskrat, nérthern | ibd phe 7 : a violent snowstorm this af on > Th 9¢ Mr. and Mra; Daniel Mullahd are | Korean mink, and Siberian squirrel ljanding on the Shie'ds farm, three | PHONE 22 re in this city from thetr home | #6 80me of the miles north of this city. The plane| in Sloux City, Ia. In dresses and hats the store has . plete wreck. but G' a | ER owe an equally attractive line. Satins,| Cscaped serious {njur | . — Mrs. S.C. Fowler :« a Denver bad oad velvet A ty Sisto ere } ee. 5 eto be seen in the dresses. The “fap dent ate EGA Sa Be hat8 include metal cloth tur e ad iola Casper friends will be pleased to| Pirate shapes in satins and velvets, ure e 1e | of Mrs.’ Noble Welch, 749 North Beech street, who underwent a ser- fous operation three weeks ago. eee Mrs. Sara Morton of Douglas ‘is a guest at the home of Mr.‘ and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan on East Tenth street, having come to Casper to at- tend the Hagens-Andrus- dancing party la&t evening. Miss ‘Louise Campbell who graduated from the Natrona County high “school last June’ and» who! has been teaching in+the Pedro, Wyo- ming school visited with Casper friends yesterday. ee Mrs. W. E, Brown of Midwest was a recent visitor here enroute to Fort Collins ‘where ehe was the guest for a shortitime of Mr. and Mrs, Her- man Welter. see , Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Garrett are leaving tomorrow for a weeks’ trip to Denver and vicinity. . Grace Finnagan has accepted a po- sition with the Fuch company. eee Mr. and Mrs. George Logan were | arrivals here yesterday from Den- ver. eee Mts. William Grieve was tn Cas-| per Tuesday visiting with relatives and shopping from the Dumb Bell ranch on Sweetwater. see ‘Mrs. R. Lortz and: baby daughter are visiting with Mr. Lortz’s parents in Nebraska for a month. cee Mrs. A. L. Morgan is again able to | be about after having been confined to*her home for three weeks with the flu. | . Mr. and Mrs, T. Culiver spent Mon- day in Lander. «e M./N. Wheeler has-returned Denver. from e- G. E. Browne of Tulsa arrived in | Casper yesterday to spend a week or ten days here transacting busi- ness affairs. eee Fred Klink, Denver business man | spent Tuesday in Casper and left last eyening for his home to spend a short time before going to New York. ; o's &. C. Brooks is transacting’ bust: | ness affairs here for a few days| from Salt Lake cit}. ary a S. K. Clark motored te Doug’ this morning to spend until tomor- row evening there attending to bus: | ‘ness affairs. Henry Parker {s visiting from Idaho, RAIL RATE HEARING TO | (73 was | Claud L. Draper, state publ in Chicago on offi garding the hearing held in Denver on } the Interstate ston on the roads of the cent FOR INDIGESTION Teenie BELEANS mcg BE HELD AT DENVER 6 BeLLans | ran poe eee -—— Sure Relief || Now $4 GQ Complete Chas E. Wells Music Co. 32.b 2nd Street Phone 194 ELL-ANS 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhere | ATTENTION! rvice commission, is al buriness re- which will be vember 16 by merce Commis application of the rail western group for an freight of 5 per increase in rates A. R. 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