Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1926, Page 3

TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1926 @SOCIELY, By MARY TOBIN t Mr. and Mrs, Purdy Ie Dinner Hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Purdy will en tortain dinner guests informally this evening at thelr South Park ave nue residence in honor of Mr, and Mrs. Charles T. Weidner, who are leaving soon for Seattle to make their future home. Following the dinner the guests will attend the Pi Beta Phi dance at the Arkeon. Their guests will be the honorees, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Peterson, Mr and Mrs. Leroy Gray, Mr, and Mrs. William Utzinger, Mr. and Mrs. 8. N. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Ciel] Bon, Mrs. Frances Biglin, Miss Patricia Sullivan, De LeBreche and Dr. Wil- tam O, McDermott. . Masonic Dance Friday Evening. Members of the Dancing club of the Masonic lodge will give an in formal dance on Friday evening of this week at the temple. This will be one of the series planned for the year. Musicians to Give Annual! Ball February 8. The local lodge of the American Federation of Musicians will give thelr annual ball on Monday evening, February 8, at the Elks’ hall, ac- cording to the plans made Sunday at a meeting of th> organization. The dance will begin at 9 o'clock and will continue until 1. ‘The various committees' to work out the plans were appointed at the meeting also a committee was appointed to make arrangements for a dinner to be given at one of the hotels preceding the dance. eee Mrs. Homer to Entertain, Mrs. Alex Homer will entertain informally at dinner this evening at her home on Fourteenth street for six guests. eee Dance for Members of Postoffice Force. A dancing party will be given Sat urday evening of this week at the Mountain States Power company building for members of the post- office force including clerks and carriers. A short program will be given during the evening. vee Mr. and Mrs, Boyd Are Bridge Hosts Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Boyd enter- tained informally Monday evening at a bridge party for six of their friends at their residence, 414 South McK ley street. Among those to enjoy the hos ity of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd were: Mr. nnd Mrs, Owen Muck, Mr and Mrs Bryan Hoppe and Mr. and Mrs. Leith Pike. Dramatic Society at University to Give Plays. Four one-act plays will be given next Wednesday at the university au- ditorium in Laramie by the Mask and Sandal, university honorary dramatic society. The Mask and Sandal members have already broken into national spotlight by broadcasting, for the first time in the history of Laramie, a dramatic production. It was an ex- periment in university dramaties and a successful one judging from mes- gages received from radio fans all over the country Not only has Mask and Sandal be come known’ nationally through its broadcasting over KFBU, but many of its members have also become known throughout the country. Ralph Herron, who walked the hundred miles from the Jackson Hole country to enroll in the university, ts the Mask and Sandal member to receive the mo: recent’ national prominence. Young Herron, a play- wright and director of dramatic pro- luctions. plays a leading role in The Boy Comes Home.” and ‘nation Is well represent- the four casts to present the plays. Wednesday evening. There is William Reid, Jenkintown, Pa., Fran- es Colt, kany, River Forest, UL, Casper; William Ralph Herron, Jackson Hole: it, Arvada; Kathryn Snow, rances Sibley, Burns; Edna Larami Gerald Swisher. Ruth Vall, Rock Springs Marguerite Johnson, Laramie; Stan. ley Kazaro, Sheridan; and Floyd Buckingham, Cheyenne. Following are the one-act plays to be presented: “The Sequel, “The Boy Comes Home.” “How He Lied To Her Husband.” “The Florist Shop.” ese Mrs, Bean Will Sntertain Clu, - Mrs. Edwin Bean will antertain he Ceramic club of which she ts a member, Thursday afternoon of this week at her home, 942 South Wo! cott street. Joe Shi- Morrow, Gil. Basin; Wallis, eon, Low ee iVestminster Guild Meeting Wednesday. The regular meeting of the Wi minster gunild of the First Presb; terian church will meet tomorrow evening at the manse, 1103 South Wolcott street. A dinner will be serv- ed at 6 o'clock to the followed by an interesting program on “South Amer ica” with Mrs. Edna Thomas in charge. eee Mrs. Cobb Entertains Tea Club This Afternoon, Mrs. William B. Cobb was hostess ‘his afternoon at her home, 605 Bast Bleventh street for the regular meet- ng of the Tea club. Substitutes for the afternoon included; Mrs. Hal Curran, Mrs. Charles T. Weidner. Mrs. Frances Biglin, Miss Edna Smith and Miss Patricia Sullivan The club will meet again tn two weeks on Tuesday afternoon. ee Men's Booster Club Is Organized at University, The organizs legiate booster ion of a men's col- organization for the state university at Laramie, pat- terned after the national luncheon club plan, and having for its purpose the boosting of the university through support of student body ac- tivities, was virtually completed at a meeting of a committee of five Sat- urday afternoon. The committee met for the second time that week and cted twenty charter members, of whom three are members of the un versity faculty, five are. alumni of © institution, and twelve are uni- ity students Names of these 4 to membership will be an- nounced within the next day or two. In selecting the membership of the organization the committee acted under the authorization of the unt- versity student body at a special ve Glance at yourself in the mirror. 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Those on the committee to make he selections for the men’s organi zation were Professor Deane Hunton, Ralph Conwell, George Guy, | Albert Nussbaum, vice president of the A. S. U. W., and Harold Gilbert president of the student bod oy ate Report of Committee Meeting Held Monday. 1 At a meeting of the committee in | harge of the arrangements for the ybservance of Washington's birth-| day February by the Caspar | ‘hapter Daughters of the American Revolution, it was announced that a program will be given. Further ans for the display of ‘heirlooms’? to be held at the Ii nd 22nd were discuss: nounced by Mrs, W. 8, Kimball, who is chairman of the committee ind wHo presided at the meeting hat all relics given to the organiza- ion for display would be under the | are of members of the chapter and would be returned to owners at the | lose. The hi orical society was | represented yesterday by Mrs. Ar- thur A, Schulte, D. W. Greenburg | and A. J. Mokler. Relics will be of the Revolutionary period and of territorial days in Wyoming Mem bers of the historical society will | assist in collecting the “heirlooms”. see Mr. and Mrs. Villnave Celebrate Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A, Vill contributed to the week's gayety by presiding over a dinner party Mon- Jay evening at their home, 414 Second street st , in celebration of their seventeenth wedding annive ry. Table decorations attractively car ried out in lavender were used, sweet pens being used as a center Plece. The guests played bridge after dinner, the honors being won | by Mrs J. J. Donovan, Guy Trevett Mrs: Ed Hadley and W. Simpson Guests p ent included f mer of the shborhood Dir ner c and Dr and Mr J. J, Donovan,, Mr and Mrs, W J. | Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs, Guy Trevett.. Mrs. Ed Hadley, Mrs. Orlo | Hetts, W. Simpson and Dr, George Smith. PERSONALS Dr. J. W. Bingham left. recently for Denver to attend the major clinics of the Rocky Mountain Mid F. B. Hortney and Leo M Flynn | of Denver are guests registered at | the Gladstone hotel tras | spent a rt time in Casper en| route to Riverton on : | <r's..8 | Q. K. Deaver has returned from n businers trip spent tn Omaha | eee Joseph I.'Schwartz of Denver, is here on a visit in connection with | his business Interests. ery R. G. Ames is trangacting business affairs in this city from his home in Chicago. see C. T Carpenter and T, K. Hall of Denver ‘are guests at the Henning hotel, while here on business. eee Louls Schwanecke, representative of a dry goods concern fg here on business from New York. eee Mary Hansen, Red Cross represen tative Is in Casper this week from St. Louls o. Mrs. Lucille Ellis of the Casper | Beauty parlor located on the baleony of the Midwest Pharmacy {s expected of o return this evening from Lincol: ‘eb., where she was called by liners of her father who is great! mproved. see Miss Sue Mahoney, who has bec siting for sev: unt in Houston, o return to of this month rected ank, N with ih H. D, s regular busi John B. Bi &. B. Sherr: Denver visitors Belirose {i 1 months with Te sper Lis ne the Mab Casper latter e- n Cunnin @ amon, ham is expecte rey is con Nationa here on one o calls from Den and the man in Casper guests » The Best Cough Syrup Is Home-made Here's an easy way to exve $2, and yet we best cough medi you ever tried. the You've probably heard of this well- known pian of making cough syrup at home. But you ever used it? Thousands of families the world over, feel that they could hardly keep house without it. It’s simple and cheap, but the way it takes hold of a cough will soon earn it a permanent place in your home. Into a pint bottle, pour 2% ounces of Pinex; then add’ plain granulated sugar syrup to fill up the pint. Or, if desired, use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way, it tastes good, never spoils, and gives you a full pint he of better cough remedy than you could buy ready-made for three times its cost. It is really wonderful how quickly this home-made remedy conquers a cough—usually in 24 hours or less. ing in Casper from | George Gunther, of the Automo- | went an operation for appendicitis] at the hospital | tive Equipment company, is spend: | Saturda. ing a few days here on business S8' - S from Thermopol | Ralph Rothwell, representative of Pan the Indestructable Trunk Manufac-] H. J. Ritten! suring company, is transacting bus!-| is making a bu | ness In this city from Denver. So epee W. C. Chamberlain arrived here H. Monson arrived Monday| Monday from C ne to make a| from Steamboat Springs, Colo,., to] short st pend the remainder of the winter SSE his daughter. Miss Laura Mon- J. M Schuler of Baifrot] is a guest son, at her home, 316 South Kim-| in the c! a few days. t et eee eo: eis W. P. Smythe and R. G. Weston, Mr. and Mrs, C. Lambert, who] engineers for the Producers & Re live near Evansville, have returned | finers.company at Parco, are spend. to Cheyenne a several wi ing a few days in Ca trip to are making ee the trip by wi return to Casp as road conditions per . Tho! of Lander its mal siners trip to this elt It is the opinion of the govern: hal ment nd all clean minded peop! ai Co E A nball rived Sun-| that the fiend who, operating behind day from hi na in enrock to, a drug n, peddle narcotics spend some time here as the guest | and_ boc poison booze, bringing of his son, W Kimball, and Mrs.| ruin, desolation and death to num- Kimball bers of his fellow human beings, ts | widiee just about ithe st of scum Mr. and Mrs George Haney are | f the ea it eturn to their home 1 here toda fr 1 Sheridan where ‘oh | D St can, who had been visiting here for a few weeks, Mrs. Haney’s mothe: “re Sn eS eae ene eee Mrs. White f Sheridan, will re. iz turn them to visit here for s+ ‘ Miss L Jevanager is {1 at the Natrona 1 hospital eee Patsy Car s gone to Den- fh fy er on a sh s trip. ae last night for ay SAR ere Honeycemb Style, for P. Painter and | Either Model. If you need a new Radia- AUTO SUPPLY 6 Townsend ho It seems to penetrate through every ae air passage, loosens a dry, hoarse or tight cough, lifts the phlegm, heals Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spurlock te the membranes, and gives almost im- ined to Casper Monday from + mediate relief.’ Splendid for throat ip of several weeks in the soutl tokle, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis here they were guests over th nd bronchial asthma. olidays of Mr. Spurlock's parents inex is a highly concentrated com- Phey were accompanied home by M* ipurlock's brother-in-law and sipter Mr. and Mrs. bildren Helen oma. Mr, and eir guests left k ranch, the water, the § nue* thelr € tr % C. Richmond an: and John of Okt Mrs. Spurlock an t Bu zard on Wedne lay for the Spu They will spend this evening nford ranch and will con. Robert Woocs of Denver is trans ting busines . T. Connolly ado business ¢ om Denver. . Kelsey Averill Mr, and Mrs. Ing with eral days thi Rollie J home at after with Mrs. hor Moni visiting Vilson. M Walter. Grant ne at White after a here they nd other ation, will points . c. H. hardware depart yrds and Cunn allers bh spending wood 8, Ed Hadle Brandon, is among the ¢ this ¥ . Is a Salt Cr . k | itor here for a short time, John Calen are v! relatly s in is week . Douglas ohinson Scotts Bluff, two r Mrs. and Ww. “* returned 8. D., to manager tment of the ham store of uni returned Neb., weeks B. | affairs in this city, Colo. week vis: isit for to the Rich: der: pound of genuine Norway pine ex- tract, afd has been used for genera- tions for throat and chest ailments. druggist for wi th. lu To avoid disappointment, ask your “2% ounces of Pinex” ith directions, and don't accept any- ing else. jaranteed to give abso- ite satisfaction or money refunded, The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Save on Everything for the Car by Getting It at $11.85 tor now is the time. AT THE | ESTERN || Hi 233 East Second St. Phone 123 t the “WESTERN.” TEMPORARY OFFER | | For Portraits of and If they > sti O-S Bldg. Also for, the Bigger Sleanor’s and Billy’s W. Bryant Dolan SPECIAL PRICES the little Eleanor’s Billy's ll school children. Tel. 859 lean- Up Our January Clearance Sale continue; four more days until Saturday nig Janua‘y 23. SHOES AT CLEAN-UP PRICES Ladies’ Satin, I | us Satin and ent Leather Fer | Patent Leather Suede Strap Pumps Pumps and Strap —these are shoe Slippers that sold up to $9 ght ace SALE Real | 96 PAIRS OF Shoe | OXFORDS—Odd: $1.00 | Vatues | alt so at, per pair | 100 PAIRS OF LADIES’ HIGH SHOES * in lace patterns; { gpllitary heels. Per pair black and brown kid; The BOOTERY GROUND FLOOR O-S BUILDING MEN’S SHOES el s and ends $1.95 iF PAGE THREE January Clearance SALE! ar. Jewelry Co. 118 E {AST SECOND ST. WHY? Having completed our inve ory we fir stocked in several different of jewelr to adjust this is to. mal price so shrewd buyer cannot resist buy ell in a Christmas seaso As it is not our policy to carry a surplus stock over u next Christmas, we are going to sell it now h price nducement The lines in which we find ourselves most oversto: will be reduced the most, but the price of every articl jewelry in our entire stock wil! be cut during this 7 7 KN i 10 DAY CASH SALE 4 Bit ilver-plated Sugar and | A few L rsal and Icy- sreamer. Regular $5.00.| {Lot Pint 5 Chis $2 45} Fillers _6 iG} ale ------ > afety Ff Regular ilved-plated Hot Plate! 310.00. Mats. This | This “en ee __ $e Sal: 30 /3% our stock at a 33d /3% All Watch Chains. Many beautiful designs, at a discount cf sale, each __ Cordova Purses at 3% / a discount of___ i Bosco Reed Pur: at a discount of very Bracelet in iscount of 331/3% Watch Charms at a dis-|\Vaterman Pens 95 ount . 80% at discount of___ @i@ % of Preienrpey | Brooches 50% aatt aKA. Bt A S- at discount of__ /O rfales 33 Vo, 7o| Poilet Sets 331/3% lat ‘ount | Manicure at versharp Pens and Pen- tils at a dis- EBa@ Sets a dis- count of —__ 59? % pou SaYV3% shaeffer Pens 20), | 3 /O at discount.of oO on sh Bags. Regular $8.75. ’arker Pens ) This at discount of_ 25% vale $6.85 Sterling Silver Thimbles. Regular 45e $1.00. This sale__ es Mantel Clocks Regular $14.7. This Peter Pan Pearls—“Delta.” $10.00. This sale Regular 6. 1 Stick Pins. Regular $7.50.| “tick Pins. Regular $2 This a This sale _S4, PD \sale - $1. 65 A Sub Saving on All | WATCHES Elgin, Waltham, Howard. p2. -95, Arm Bags. This sale Regular Jnder-Arm Bags. This sale Regular $5.75. Under-Arm Bags. Re This sale REDUCTIONS IN DIAMOND JEWELRY SEE OUR WINDOW FOR SPECIALS Ayres Jewelry Co. “Where You Will Eventually 118 EAST SECOND ST. Buy” .