Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1925, Page 2

Fi 4 + | OCIET | 4 ' By MARY TOBIN Mrs. Johnson Compliments held at the church parlors, Rev. Mrs. Ackerman Today. Campbell will also speak at the large irs. J, W. Johnson's luncheon | tabernacle tomorrow evening to the bridge party given today at her] meeting at the close of the evening me on South David street was for | meeting. 2 cerman of Ludington, Mich., coe w ity with her | Mrs. Proctor Will Entertain é rett of S21] Aid Society Thursday, 5 Mrs. Proctor will entertain the ) eet the | eet or rs of the Kenwood Presby- B, Brooks, Mrs. | Aid society on Thursday af= Ceeiy Weed, Mrs.| ternoon at her home on South: Mel- . A. E, Stirrett, | rose street, The meeting will be an, Mre. B, B, Lum:| held for the purpose of finishing x Mrs. A. G. Fidel, H. R-| work for the bazaar. Lathrop,. Mrs, 0. I . Mrs. see I ire. ( Helen Hanway Is 1 1 Kim Hostess to Friends. Miss Helen Hanway was hostess coe! at a small informal party given last Mrs. Woods Is Hostess at evening at her home in the Tribune One of Series of Parties, apartments for the following guests: Mrs. Walter ©. Woods was’ hos-| Miss Ruth Gallaway, Miss Thelma rnoon at a most enjoy-| Trueblood, Miss Gadys Trueblood, e party, given at| and the Messrs. Dean Burdick, Gene West ‘Thirteenth | Gibson, Frank Mann and Archie was the second of a| Freel. ne Woods ‘ Nah Be be on | Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tonight. The regular monthly business meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the assembly room Kenneth Mrs. P entel « Frayk Fi of the Mountain States Power com: E Kirk Hartung, 3 pany building. Officers will be ¥. Mrs. J. W. Burns, | elected and members are especially and Mrs, Walter] urged by the president, Mrs. John Heagney, to attend. Bert Wagner to Give Mission Society Talk on Pioneer Days. Meeting Tomorrow. state ploneer, will] The Missionary society of the Bert Wa t First Christian church will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Trager, who will take part s day program to be per Woman's club t Mrs. B. B, Brooks} 724 South Ash street. oon, Mr. Wagner b Aaah e early days in Wyo-| Regular Meeting of ice Temple Thursday. see The regular. meeting of the rt Eunice temple No. 16, Pythian egion to Initiate Class Sisters, will be held Thursday eve- The w 16 Mooseheart | ning at 8 o’clock at the Knights of Le 1 thelr regular busi-| Pythias hall. ' Folowing the busi- ness session, refreshments will be served and a social hour enjoyed. eee at 0 o'clock The new officers and a large class » hall. alled ©. & N. W. Club | Holds Meeting. An important meeting of the .Chi- ago and Northwestern Rallway Woman's club was held last evening Rey. Camp! At Aid Mer HN to Speak ing Thursday. The Rey. Campbell of San ar {ve of men’s} ®t the pub’ic Ubrarg during which ¥ of yterian church in| time plans for a dancing party to P. will give a talk| he given Saturday evening at the f ir afternoon at| Mountain State: Power building, re meeting of the Presby-| were made. Mrs. H. R. Lathrop, riag s’ Aid society to be, President of the club, presided. Those connected with the North- western and Burlington railroads are cordially inyited to attend the enter- Going eat tainment. Bridge Luncheon Thursday, December 3. The third of a series of informal luncheons and bridge parties planned for this season by Mrs. John Bingen- helmer will be given tomorrow at re be Co. installed 2 last month. ew people t star Ay 8 her residence, 646 East Eleventh street. ‘Ki h il D st Eagles Auxiliary to IMDAL VIUS MOLES} stece’ at Hat Thursday. The Eagles Auxiliary will meet Two Stores For Your Convenience’ 4, ‘thursday afternoon at the _ Eagles’ hall, 326 West Yellowstone avenue. Meeting This Evening HAY Cotton ©: Flour Dairy Feed Poultry Of Rebekah Lodge. Poultry Remedies Natrona Rebekah lodge No. 13 Revenge I Powder wil) sure] will mect in regu'ar ssesion this lean your Poultry of this Pest fj evening at 8 o'clock at the Odd wil LIAMS STOCK MEDICINE) Fellows’ hall. Following the trans- 1 sts a Real annie a action of business affairs and ex- tle and Sheep IM celleve anc ‘b irevent. Worms, ‘Ticks Snotty# | Mbition drill, refreshments will be Nose. Bloat. Contains the proper gredients needed for the bet- i i ment of your Livestock. ‘Try Marcel and Bob Curl t and be convinced. \ tors for State voming H e Casper Warehouse Co. DISTRIBUTOR In Betty’s Beauty Parlor Phone 707 Selecting Your Gifts WILL BE EASY AT _TRIPENY’S -ounte re literally loaded with articles den the heart of any friend or relative, AMONG OUR GIFT SUGGESTIONS Are Hand Bags, Leather Goods, Trunks, Stationery, Ladies’ Overnight Bags, Toilet Sets, Ivory, Electric Goods and scores of other useful and decorative articles. In the JEWELRY DEPARTMENT DIAMONDS our unusual display before you buy. The low prices will really surpris » you, WATCHES We specialize in Gruen and American-made Watches. We have many as low as $10.00. Yellow or white gold cases. ALL GUARANTEED MOVEMENTS "JOHN TRIPENY Co. Drugs and Jewelry TER ST. 241 SOUTH CE PHONE 72 | clair Reekte, Jat the door | FRAMED PICTURES || America” beauty title in 1921, is h capital businessman. served by a committee in charge. All members as well as: visiting Re- bekahs in *the city are invited to attend, Special Rehearsal of Treble Clef Chorus, A spectal rehearsal of the Treble Clef chorus has been clalled by the president, Mrs. T. J. Riach for Fri- day evening at 8 o'clock in’ the Mountain States Power company hall. The first concert of note of the season will be given by the chorus on, Monday evening, Decem- ber 14, at the Elks’ auditorium, for which an artist of national fame has been secured and will be a fea- ture of the program. All those who expect to be in the concert are urged to be present Friday evening. Churches and Lodges Plan Sales For Christmas Holidays With the approach of Christmas, members of the Casper churches and lodges are planning thelr annual Christmas gift and bake sales, some to be held this week and others next. Dinners and luncheons will also be served in connection with a number of the bazaars. The following have announced thé date chdsen by their churches; De cember 4 and 5 the Ladies ald society of the First Presbyterian church will hold its annual bazaar at the tabernacle, corner of Sixth and Dur. bin streets. The Altar and Rosary society of St Anthony's Catholic church will hold its Christmas sale on December 8 and 10 at the Mullin club, while members of the ald society of the Trinity Lutheran church have chos- en Saturday of this week for their bazaar and bake sale, the sale to be held at the Casper Pharmacy, corner Second and Wolcott streets The Ladies Auxillary of the First Baptist church opened their, sale| this morning at the Hoffhine Sta- tfonery store, corner .Durbin and East Second street, and will con- tinue to display and sell Christmas articles until the latter part of the week, Tomorrow, the aid society of the First Methodist Episcopal church will hold its bazaar at the church, a luncheon to be served at 11 a, m. until afternoon. Baked goods and candies will also be included in the b sale which will be held at the church. The ladies of the Grace English Lutheran church have chosen De- cember 10 as the date of their an- nual sale which will be held at the church. From 5 p. m. until § o'clock members of the church will serve a dinner to the public, Thursday evening members of St Marks G'ulld will serve a dinner at the Parish house, tickets for which may be purchased from Mrs, Sin Mrs. Paul Weidner or | The Women of Moos will hold eheart Legion 1 bazaar on Place Cards, [alleys. Prizes | ZOE MARKS Down the Steps Klein Marks Music & Art Co. 130 So, Center Che cant Daily Cribune Margaret Gorman of Washington, D. C., winner of the “Misé honeymooning with Victer Cahill, Their romance began in high school days, December 5, at the Casper Drug and Dispensary, it was announced last week. Proceeds will be used to as- sist in carrying on the work of the lodge and for charity. PERSONALS J. T. Gratiot, who has been spend- ing several weeks in Casper visiting here with friends and transacting business affairs 1x leaving the latter part of the week for California where he will Join Mrs. Gratiot and child. ren. eee Violet Filler of Parco-is visiting in Casper with friends having ‘arrived Wednesday. eee Mr. and Mrs, C. C. Flecher of Mid- west are visiting with friends here and shopping for several days, see Mr. and Mrs. R. Q. Fuller are guests in this city from Montana. . Word has been recelved in Casper <f'the marriage of Miss Elsie C. Earls formerly of this ‘ety to) John W. Elerton of St. Tadbe Ser Miss Beatrice McLeod, special teacher, is in Casper for a fow days from Cheyenne ari¢ is a” guest. at the Townsend hotel. eee Miss J. Walker of Denver is in Casper for a short time this week. eee Miss Edna Hammett’ expects “to leave soon for Denver to spend:sev- eral days before going to Chicago to spend until after the holidays with her parents. Ayia Fel} Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Wright are out of town guests here for a few days from thelr home near Denver. Mrs. EB. A. Marlin is visiting at Salt Creek with friends for the re- mainder of the week. Miss Florence Johnson has just returned to Casper following a five months visit spent in Pittsburgh, Franklin and Ol! City, Pa, ose W. F. Carroll and daughter xpect to leave soon for, Chi- cago to visit with friends, eee R. W. Rowe, who ts connected with the Western Union Life In. surance company of which Guy Gay is manager has returned from Hamil- ton, N. D,, where he spent several months at his former home. He was called to North Dakota on ac- count of the illness and death of his father. and Mrs. J. W. Steele have spending .everal days {n Lan- Herbert Kennedy of Casper; coun ty surveyor of Natrona county who hax been here since Saturday, visit. Ing friends at hie former home, left this morning for Denver on business While In that city he was expecting to have time to call upon his brother, Leon G, Kennedy! a national bank examiner, if he happened to ‘find that gentleman at home, Mry and Mrs. Les! ennedy, the parents Artist and model—___ Sailor's Hornpipe __ Clown Dance _ 4 Clog s-cuen 6. Highland Fling ~ 7. Dutch Dance - 8. Charleston ~ 9. Novelty . 0. 1. FIRST of the Season DANCE REVUE BY MARGARET GRISINGER’S SCHOOL OF DANCING —PROGRAM— 5. Russian Dance—Charlene Hanway, Marjory Perkins and Betty Grisinger. Charlene Hanway 10. Eccentric Esther Kruger 1 Court Jester - Maxine Miller 12, An Old Fashioned Miss_ Marjorie Perkins 13 Italian Duet__.___ Thelma Rowray and Margaret Grisinger RIALTO Betty and Margaret Grisinger. Emogene Stapleton> ~~ Virginia Witz Thelma Rowray Leah Jane Sick: Agnes Wilson and Betty Lora ~~~ Betty Grisinger TOMORROW ' FRIDAY ot Herbert, are staying at Casper with his children.—Laramle Repub- Nean. eee Mrs, Hutchinson, instructor at Park school has returned from Iowa where she ‘was called by the illness of her sister. eee Mr. and Mrs. G. B, Kellen were out of town arrivals in Casper Tues, day. cee Mr. and Mrs. B. Leonard are leav- ing soon for Denver where Mr, Leon. ard has accepted a position. a CITY BRIEFS Earle Daniels of Cheyenne js in Casper on business in connection with the Internal Revenue depart- ment, J.B, Murphy of Edgerton is in Casper for a few days on business. oe Hoyt Leech, state agent for the Home Insurance company is in Cas- per on business in connection with his company and !s a guest at the Henning hotel, ce 8 » P. A. Nustad of Midwest is spend- ing several days in this city. cee F. BE. Warlamont is among the many Cheyenne business calers in Casper. Mr, Warlamont-is a guest at the Gladstone hotel, eee Judge C. O. Brown of Douglas is in Casper as is also R. ©. Morrison. cee J. T. Harris and H. G. Leifleld are Douglas callers here, see Henry Willison left Monday morn- ing by motor to spend a few days in Rawlins. He will return to Casper by way of Laramie and Cheyenne. 8 B. Anderson and J. B. Norris are among the many out of town bus- iness callers here this week from Denver. eee W. L. Paulsen, F. G, Leonard! and Cc. N. Bloomquist all of the Internal Revenue department are in Casper from Cheyenne. see Ted Leads of Denver who has been spending the last 10 days in Casper visiting with his brother, is return- ing to his home this week, cee William Rhodes, formerly con- nected with the Casper Herald, left Wednesday for Rawlings from where he will go to California to make his home. 4 eee > Val Jessen of Newcastle is visit- ing at the home of his brother, A. T. Jessen, who leaves tonight for New York to embark next week for Denmark to spend the holidays with his parents, Nine Slain In Jail Mutiny RANGOON, India, Dec. 2.—()— Nine persons have been killed and 24 wounded in a jail mutiny at Pyapun, lower Burma. Led by a murderer under death sentence, prisghers overpowered the guards and seized arms. ° Police sur- rounded the jail and the prisoners surrendered after a pitched battle, | in which .!five,.prisoners and four guards were killed, and 20 prisoners and four guards were wounded. The leader of the mutiny was among thoee killed. as ar aS Give Her a Chevrolet for Xmas. —o 1 Synthetic Supphires, Sapphires have achieved a new popu'arity this winter. As a result, imitations of this stone are being extentively worn for costume jewelry and for trimming of eve: ning, frocks. In some cases syn- thetic gapphires are being set in platinum with real diamonds. ———— Drnk, Hill. Crest Water. Phone 1151. STUBBORN SORES, Resinol ERE COME THE MONTHS 10 ‘AVLL YOUR SOUL--ITS TIME | 0 BUY YOUR WINTER COAL! Blue Sky Laws Detriment To Mining, Claim SPOKANE, Wash., Dec. 2,—(4)— An attack on “blue sky” laws was made by George P. Porter of Butte, Montana, insurance commissioner of Montana and state auditor-elect, yes- terday at the Northwest Mining as- sociation convention here. “I think I am the only blue sky commissioner In the United States who knows anything about the min- ing industry,” he declared. “The blue sky law is no good, it is a det- riment. All the blue sky laws in the United States would not haye protected the people of the United States from the oi! promotion in Texas. I do not believe in fighting the industry of a state.” Wilson Stamp Die Completed WASHINGTON, Dev. 2.—(P)— The die proof of the new Woodrow Wilson 17-cent stamp was completed today by the bureau of engraving and printing and postmaster general announced that work> would be rushed to have the first Issue placed on sale December 28, the birth date of the war president. They will be sold on that day only at Staunton, Virginia, Mr. Wilson's birthylace; Princeton, N. J., his last home before coming to the white house; New York City, headquarters of the Woodrow Wilson foundation, and at Washington. KIPLING IS ILL, REPORT BURWASH, England, Dec. 2.—(/) —Anxiety is felt over the condition of Rudyard Kipling, who {s ill with bronchitis. . LONDON, Dec, 2,—(4)—Lord Dawson of Penn, the king's physi- clan, has been called to Burwash to attend Rudyard Kipling, whose con- dition fs giving rise to anxiety. Tho femous writer is reported to be suffering from bronchitis, com- Piicated with pneumonia. 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