Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1925, Page 5

ORE SMR CA PTE IETS PSS ERT LE AI A TE ae oxscersne sale THURSDA ¢, DECEMBER 31, 1925 : Che Casper Daily Tribune ; PAGE FIVE Lucky Girls Shine as New See in Film Firmament pon the see the senior class at Mo . L Mr. and Mrs eorge ©. Paradice| college. It is the first tim any —— and daughter, Katherine, have ‘re-| foreign student has received this! Windsor Farm turned from where they spent the holidays at thelr former home, While in Denver Miss Par By MARY TOBIN adice was ex n ned. 7 Lloyd Witmire, student Elks Dance to Be taken by Miss Metz and Charles Fir- University, {s visiting at the Brilliant Affair, Tait Eases Gieeliy th aka Among the brilliant social affairs] Invited guests included the hon- a 2 of the aeason will be the annual! orees, Miss Thelma Bergman, Miss Christmas» Eve) formal of the Elks| Carma — O'Malley, Miss. Gladys ty he given, this evening at their} Searles, Miss Muriel Green, Miss heme on South Center ‘street. Ex-| Verna Searles and the Messrs. rank cellent music has been secured and! Troxel, Charles Firmin, Barle Hawes the evening promises to bea huge| and Hugh Hinds success with many Casper people | eee and outside guests attending. | Christmas Party and The dance. which will start at 10] Program for Children. »clock, will be‘preceded by numer-| ‘The management of the Mountain ougidinner parties. At the Townsend | states Power company gave a most sent Wednesday tn sact set THE FOOD CENTER hotel a “No Host” party wii] be] pleasant Christman garry Inet eve: Miss Jane sturned |f¥ 120 West Second St. Turner-Cottman Bldg. given, covers to be laid for Mr.'and] ning for the employes of the com. |to her home Jn an ab. Sane E é Mrs. J. W. Ringenhelmer, Mr. and| pany, their familics and a few out- | sence of two months } Extends sincere wishes to all friend Mrs. G. R. Waldschmidt, Mr. and] side guests. Mrs. M. EB, Young, Mr. and Mrs. and: patrons for a thorous ‘The entertainment was given at Blk . G ' rosperous 1926 st sear Mee pe aisle ee the company hall which was decor- | ot 9 “ . and prosperous 1 eens rs. Chiles S | ated in Christmas colors with a ariet visit to Gasper Wednesday or , e Hin, Mr.'ahd Mrs. Le'ch, Townsend. | Christmas tree as the center ot-at« es PHONE YOUR ORDER TO 22 Mrs. Frances Biglin, Mrs. Rose Haynie, De LaBreche, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dean of Chicago who are guests here of Dr, and Mrs. T. A. Dean, and Roy Minty. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackmore traction for all the little folks, Santa Claus was -present and had a gift for all the children. : A program of interest was given Central Press Photos, after which dancing was enjoyed will entértain at a buffet supper | On7 Tetreshments were served, Mu- was furnished by an orchestra A before the dance at the home of Mrs. composed’ of Green, Mr. Farts, Blackmore's parents. Mr. and Mrs | Mtr, Lewis and Mr. Ruthawald all of C.'V. Norris on South David street. | whom are connected with the ‘com: Guests who will attend ure: Mr. | pany and Mrs. Frank Cowan, Dr. and|""1”"p sohnston, manager of the Mrs. T. J. Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph | conpany ; Las pany opened the program with B. Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Kennet! | 4 short talk after which he turned L, Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. | the meeting over to “Missouri” Brad- McGrady,..Mr, »-4 Mrs. William ww and Mice: Rawal Schilling, Miss Kathleen Sullivan, pone N= 4 ‘xze|| THE FOOD CENTER Gordon and Joe—Formerly of the Bungalow The Rev. W. N, kerton Spent Wedne Mr. and Mrs A. J. were in Casper Wedn 1 fre Bar C ran aa Misg Kathleen Marquis, Miss The program given follows ny Dene N. y; G ti tricia Sullivan, Miss Elizabeth Con- eden ar bs Ais asec? | ew ear ree Ings nelly. Miss Lols Longshore. Miss | 3.0.4 ig Shelis I eading Carol Reberg Theadora Wilson, Miss Frances.) xrisin-“’yioonlight and Rose Don Phillips t* now in charge of a - y Crabtree, B, Tobin, Ed Zobel, Charles Leena the radio “lepartinent Sincerely we trust the New Year | bes an sie Th dd Music—Meliow Moon” Orchestra Marks Mus | Murane, Dr. William O, McDermott, Kem Nicolaysen and Patsy Carr, At a Dutch treat dinner at the Reading Reading Ruth Alkere ellie Lee Scarborough will strengthen the ties of friend- Townsend preceding the dance covers oe. seer ed 2 after spend ship between you folks and our- will be laid for Mr. and Mrs. W. H.| po 00"E & Binerinces 0 k ne severd! Jays as guests of Mrs | ; Merrill, Miss Evelyn Rowse, Miss] pcvuio static pice ris rganization known as ““Wampas,” composed of film exceutives, which cach year picks the 13 | Willams au Frank S$ | selves Indeed, may yours be a Dorothy Dunlap, Mis« V.ucille Boul} poo) s Oneal rate young fromen who show greatest screen promise, placed these on 1925 roll of honor: 1—Mary Astor; = ed pk * de A nag din, Miss Hildegarde Waechter. Miss | 20a) ¢ mioint pipe bier tans 2--Fay Wray; 3—Vera Reynolds; 4—Joyce Comp ‘on; 5—Sally O'Neill; 6—Dolores Costello; 7— Morris “Kline of Gte | Frances Adams, Mise Mary Hobbs. Cos ‘Dest _ Merle Rafterty| Mary Brian; 8—Sally Long. Others chosen were: Dolores Del Rio, Joan Crawford, Marceline Day, Dee roce re th Cas , = “ * eid TR Hisense eee anes * ~>* Gaynor, and Edna Marian. c Paine os ur nee at the| V ery Ha ppy New Year encé Heursant, Harold Mastery, ronnie eae anny cee | ‘ be Pepe Rae OI pee Miss Kathleen Sullivan was. hés-| Helen “Laney were joint hostesses, Mrs. A. K. Bott who with Mr. Bott; where he t mi short time von| Mrs. Js Gp Snock was | Ralph Dickensheets, and I. Ji! oc. this afternoon at her home, 109|a#t a party given Wednesday evening|and son Junior is leaving Friday |business. Mr. Shearer is connected | shopping in ¢ eae Oe JS¥sdnos Thatcher. ccptee East Tenth street, for the regular |at the former’s home, 666 Park ave-| for Florida to make her home, The] with the Armour company. | : meeting of the Thursday Bridge|nue, in honor of Clayte Shaffer,| Botts will visit in Washington with e.01 | Party Sieiaeedey, Honors club, Mrs. Leigh McGrath mibens who will return soon to St. John’s] relatives en route to their future} Miss Louise Dillomor of Midwest CHEYENNE SCOUT CHIEF | Qa Visiting Students. tuted for the afternoon. Military “academy in Salina, Kans.,| home. is visiting in the clty for a fow days. | Among the parties during the eee to resume his studies. More than fifi friends of Mrs eee | week for visiting students was that| \irs, Hoff Ix Hostess Invited guests were: The Misses sete De Oar || | given by Ears Heiser Weonesaay At Informal Tea, ey Ferguson, Helen Hirshfield} Bott called between the hours of 3] is ei aver iteh ‘N GREAT SENDOFF ) | evening at his home, 602 South Lin-|" yire 4, F, Hoff was hostess at a| Lucile Schopf and en ‘Newton,] and 6 o'clock. Flowers and candles bet ites dy oH G Id R ] D t St coln street, with Miss Margueriete | smanl informal tea given Wednesday |and the Messré. Henry Winter.|in red were attractively used. fi visitors in*« ay iets ! olaen ule ep ore Metz, who ts studying in Chicago] afternoon at her home on South Cen-| Howard Coale, Ellis Laney, John ations iif the diningroor Kets es | Lindsay & Co and William Holland, freshman at|ter street ‘honoring Mrs.. R. H.| Beach, Rendal Milholen and the] Mrs. Burwell was CO. L. VanDenender sls here) GueyENNE, Wy: | ner Northwestern university honored | Nichols of Council Bluffs, Ia.,| honored guest ceiving and pourin, hort time from her ein} , 75 scoutmasters | guests. The evening was spent in) mother and guest of Attorney R. Hi “hipaa 4 nd members ¢ playing 500, prizes for which were| Nichols and family of .Soath Park | Dramatic Art “ ern Wyoming coun avenue. r Recital Wednesday, HI. L. Harve Y, on business | attended the farewe Invited guests for the afternoon] A recital-of interest was that given | Mrs. - H. 1, IG > was given in honor of Joseph 8. nf were the honoree, Mrs. R. H. Nichols | Wednesday afternoon at the First} Worthington, Mrs. Emmett Puller X be ns Fleming, who has been scout execu Mrs. Patrick Sullivan, Mrs. Major] Methodist Episcopal church by six-|and Mrs. Charles B. Statford G. Fitzgerald of Salt Creek, !8/ tive here for the past. three years Ormsby and "daughter, ‘Mrs. Apel.| teen junior dramatic art pupils of eee here for w few days, having arrived} The dinner was presided over by ‘ Mrs. Neil ‘Tyler, Mrs. Shumaker,| Mrs.-WW. W. Lacy>'The program fol- | Meeting Friday.of Thursday morning. H. Walton, president of the coun The well known Coty tollet| mother of Carl Shumaker and Miss | lows: Ladies’ Auxiliary. plat cil. Th Ch ‘for preparations, which kave been sut-| \sargaret Sullivan. Christmas Dinner on the’ Wing’. The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the|, Mr8- Charles T. McGrady returned} 3fr, rieming ts tucceeded here by ree eers fering from SDE. a er i eee oA Marie Irish] Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen to ¢ Asher Seed morning from Denver], p. Pond, of Denv Fleming will methods, will not be © dependal : Carnival Dance. at Helen Engleke will hold its regular meeting Fri where she has been spending some|/assume a similar position in Des Y 1926 hereafter {f bought in cutrate and] Masonic Temple Friday. "On a Visit" Marle Tomkins} evening, January 1, at 7:30 o'clock , U™* silat Moines, Towa, and left Wednesday oung department stores at less than resu-| One of the regular series of dances | “Lim Ann's Lament” -- Anon}in the Capenter’s located on for that city to assume his duties lar prices, under a plan of sale being Catheri bo ‘ ro. 5 Mr. and Mrs, ‘Fred McLane are] there, inpugiated hy’ the” manufiictuters.| paeNee “for he: season.’ bY” the erine Abbott Notth Wotcott street hate, Masonic dancing club will be held] ‘Auntie Dolefui’s* Visi see ee tives und ‘friends! in me Path plaka iatthlactibag yink® |eriday evening at .the Masonic # Catherine ir. and Mrs, Carpenter Denver for the. New Year, holidgys. Never did any, youngster start his earthly sood name iiemple in the form of a carnival Alice Kyne Will Hold Open House. ‘ é “areer with re lively promi d greater and high quality of the Mne. “Save qince, Hosts for the party will be|~The Christmas Socks” ---.-_.. ) Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Carpenter will} Miss Lillian Nelson of Lavoyets| | To End Severe ne She Po hte i aye PEO AU Sree with safety” at your Rexall stores. vr, ang Mrs C.K. Barnes, Dr. and ~'Lettie-Van Duren| hola open house New Your's day at| Visiting in Casper this, week. F opportunities. 1926 seems like a healthy, arriet Chanen their home, 417 East Fifth street a Quickly, Try bouncing infant who'll set as swift a pace as lather Times ever had to keep up wit! from 11 2, m, until 4 p, m. No Invi awrence Clenn of Powell and O. hell | tations to their friends others than ette have returned to Cas A Mrs. C. H. Carnenter, Mr, and Mrs. Kimball Dru Stores . R. Healy, Mr. and Mrs. Major] “Since Sister's Got a Beau” — ig Ormsby, Mr..and Mrs. L. D. Branson Stanley : aa 2 n remedy beats them all. Easily wi »j}and 3 and Mrs. W. Johnson. Edward Enterline through the ne apers a ing ts spendinr the Christmas ad Tere. Stores ‘tor, Your, Convenience cee ‘Lover's Quarrel” -_.-Mae Perkiris| sued. holidays at thelr respective homes. nase q Theasonhists to Mary Jane Keith <2. - bak gi WwW ish friend id me , e wis our friends an atrons a New Year t =| | Have Watch Party. “Conapiracy of the Clothes” - Dinners Will Precede Mr. and Mrs, W Smith are ex-| You'll never know how quickly a/ . . eri MARCEL Members of the Theosophical lodge V Dance at Country Club | pected to’return Thursday from Lin bad cough can be conquered, until you filled with realizations of their fondest hopes. “and Bob C: 1 will .join. in.a. New. Year's watch becca Albert A riyeishitceat diner: will, beigiven, oln, Neb:, where the ave been} &Y seaside Poe canghon ten | brs jak party tonight at the home of Mr.| “(Buying Rugs” <.-.2. Mary Parken | visiting with relatly { “ 7 thia evening at the Townsend: hotel | ee day and all night, will say that the = +} ana Mrs. W. B. Fry, 227 South Veronica Vilinnve \ | Ce Se tne: dancing party at tbe| 3 immediate relief given ts almd: e . Lincoln, ‘Spokendyke's Bicycle” -_-.-_ Aypon Country club. ° ‘The eollawing stat Mr. and so rere Nene of Mid | magic. .It is very y R oat 4 Doris Westtail- : =e) a Mee home B{ Sest entertained Mr. and Mrs, c,| an 5 be cough , Betty's Beauty Parlor | | party Wednesday Johnnie Entertains Aunt Martha | Netson, Mr. and Mre, W, W. Keefe, | ) Barton and Mr. and Mrs, Kt. F.| jeimid a Pint bottle, pat 24 ounces AND EMPLOYES Bldg. Phone 707} | ryonors Clayte Shaffer. waene---= Helen Workman | yee Arg: Major Ormeby Mrcand | turauia and daughters, Kathleen | Sugar eysup to make a ful pint, OF | Miss Ruth Thompson and M Donald Enterline Mra. Lew Gay, Mrs, Schwed. Mr, and | “"@ Anita, Sunday. you can use clarified molasses, honey, 228 East Second St. Phone 18 ‘Volumbus” __. --, Miller | 5 “i ; Or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. “The Usual Way "Anon | Mts. CH. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs./ ajart @ Hibbard of Buffalo {s| Hither way, the full pint saves about Waubsmaha cent A Cc. L, Rhinemuth, Willlam Morris, | aw, deze ta: Caivieie two-thirds ‘of the money usually | “ES elmina Schirk ©: Mr. and Mrs. W. O, Wilson, Mrs.| e ee ice spent for cough preparations, and Why Shoe Clerks Go* Insane"__ Anna Leeper, Miss Violet Lever and Cc “a vad | voniare: | Bives you a more positive, effective | na Bowlan | Futian Lever, S ie pail age Laat ine Feb SY uk ape rf tly and 3 “The Bow-Logged nn fe y ou can feel this take Please. accept our best wishes picts I oa & soothing and healing t age HAPPY NEW YEAR M t and disappear ; Yo rar. 2 day's use will u 1 hi: Wire . Ko Bangs | es atid Dr, and Mrs. J. H. Joffrey. | pedis Sattkaiie ee ‘| bronehitis, “croup, hoarseness, “and All the good fortune we could wi : Accept our appreciation for past favors—and we aay Tae eelthis Fe ae PE iealler a bee bag a M Pinee iat asiibelwatuable concen- wouldn't come near being half as much ve Mr..and Mrs, ©. C. Carboneau eee edy for throat and chest ailments. Elmer Brown’ ---AnOn| hava fesued Invitations to ten guests} © 1. Anderson, real estate man ot| , TO a¥old disappointment, ask your “The Play House” - Harry Les ay : Spal Senay wie Spey Vet]. tor a formal atnner party. to ol sneriaun, ix Uranatcting business in| Suet saea ere ounces, OF Fine” | Drs. J. H. and A. G. Jeffrey 7 ‘ “Thursday-at-Homie-Day” ... Phelps | E00 St thelr home this evening on | casper for a few. days. | thingelee. Guaranteed to give abso- | - Roberta Mites vere) South nua psn a Mab ma new ae Jute satiefaction or money refunded. | CHIROPRACTORS soe Blks Nev Year's Eve bal! ae fic Migs ak The Pi Oe FL Ww “What I Should Like’-Jennte Moora | ‘8° PIs New Year's, 2 Hollis B, Homont of Edgerton ts] The Pinex Co,, Ft. Wayne, Ind. | | <9 | § Y | -| Madge Thcy iraote 6 Hive here on business, | Ga RE : - 2 Midwest Bldg TY DELICATESSEN ove N; vada Pr One’s necessity—another’s QUALITY DEL : ten dad coasts Wall New Year's Party H. Luthart, president of the| opportunity. Use Classified | Entertain at Dinner. Casper Lodge 1183 al Order | Purmer'x state bank at Riverton. | Columns | Mr. and: Mrsé Sinclair Reokle will | Moose. will hold a short business) R, 'b. Richard, Riverton | drugeist Pg, WR ntertain at dinner this evening at| meeting this evening beginning at) and C. W. Wimpenny, ownerof the | the Carper Country club for twejve| 720 o'clock. Following this a social itiverton elevator, are In ‘thts city ests, Covers wil be laid at'n table| Hime will be gqnjeyed with dancing | on a bus trip. decorated {n red flowers, «candles | for those who wiuh it. Refreshments and clever place cards, for Mr. and| Wil! be served during the A ae ae Mrs. Willlam. Holfand, Mr. and Mrs,| All members and their families wit John McFadyen, Mr. Mrs.-W, | attend, as well as friends of the or Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pol-| 4°? lock, Mr. and Mrs. Ho P. Fishbuln, ; y Mr. and Mrs, Otto Bolln and+the son {s here at host and bostes ae PERSONALS ||". | 4 ’ Gr © Mrs, Bott Js ‘Honored | Harry Caniplin, tnevtance tax) The Season’s Greeting- || inrmatre er aoce| ye msn cman onan opr tree 8 em § Mr, and M ‘nw, McDonald stat TURKEY My Wish Lavoye visitors here for a short cokes") DINNER to You | | | | parent uae £25 busine May Lady Luck smile her prettiest upon you-—- may | your health be per those who are contributing to the| ‘fairs at Salt Creek today. T. C. Marshall, attorney at G ey holiday entertaining. She presiced 98 \bull, has returned to his home after of Salt Creek, has bee fect—and Prosper- py BS , 7 paatabitas informal tea: at her home,| Bud Averill of Salt Creek, has been| «pending the holidaye with his Tis a prosperous New Year we wish you, $35 South Beech street. Wednesday | spending a few days in Casper, daughter and family, Mrs. W. B. ity leave its share And as joyous as one may be, afternoon in farewell courtesy to i ee Knudson 4 ivy ith von thethe i, Mrs. B. A. Small of Longmont, eee NEW YEAR'S DAY | hy May you go through a year full of sunshine, 5 Colo., is a guest In this city. George Barton, son of Mr. and | vay: ! EPSO SAL $ PULLS ag: Mrs. C. A. Barton. will leave Tuesday i : . Contented and’always carefree ew M I R. Lee Craft is in Caspér fora few} for Salina, Kans.. where he will From 12 Till 8:30 NEW YEAR! | : ta, the most efficent phyeic | days from Cheyenne. enter St. Jobn's military academy. | ank Larson of the Sunny- Miss Vera Stahley of Meeteetee, Is Mrs a re wo can Tycy pil valent jn action to tal rie Epeo the guest of Casper friends. side ranch ts visiting ber daughters % a xe oe \the d Sunice and Mary aI i ¥ oar Uay 2 ne from Salt Creel: | 2 Doors South of Lloyd’s || ele | Miss Kathleen Marquis will leave Wyatt Hotel Phone 3¢ u “ a | J “4 * thar.|. Martin’ Shearer, former Notre|for Chicago the latter part of the on Wolcott St. | Rhea ied A ee eee and | Dame student, fe in Caeper enroute} week after spending the vacation tn Sprecher’s Pharmacy.—Adv, to his home in Denver from Lander{Casper with ber parents,..Mr. and J dyin r a