Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 20, 1926, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1926 By MARY TOBIN Neighbors of Woodcraft install Otficers at Meeting rcle No, 409 Neighbors raft, held an important nesday evening at the Odd hall, during which time ers for the year were installed Mrs. Mina Whisenhunt, assisted Lona Bishop, Laura Brown and live Kelley. Much praise was giv- en to Laura Brown and her guards for thel, successful work during the meeting. Officers installed were Marie Overbaugh, guardian neigh bor; Hurst, past guardian Millions now easily reduce There is no excuse for excess fat today. Any person who permits it suffers in beauty, health and fitness. In every circle you can see that millions have learned how to re- move it, Overweight is not one-tenth so [aime ckaotert wepces aie ern way is Marmola Prescrij tion Tablets. It is the easy, pleasant way. No abnormal exercise or diet is required. ‘Take four tablets a day and watch the ex- cess disappear. Reduction is gradual, tarely exceeding a pound a day. So the body ad- justs itself to the new condition, Marmola has been used for 18 years. Countless people have used it and told others about it, The use has spread, until people now are taking a million boxes yearly. There are people all about you who can tell you what it does. about Marmoja. Our Learn the facts book states every ingredient, tells you ex- actly how it acts. Your own druggist signs our guarantee. In fairness to yourself learn how easy it is to be slender, Marmola Pyeegtintion Tal re sold by all druggsts at $1 per bo: this con- Fre, sna ‘our guarantee Chip Shwe The Pleasant Way to Reduce Mail for MARMOLA |, 2-235 General Motors Bldg. Home Portraits by DAUREL BELL Phone 1302 or 2708-R neighbor; Clarissa Virginia Brewer, Holcomb, clerk; Ethel Angel, banker: May Thomas, attendant; Agnes Dyke, captain of guards; Olive Kelly, musician; Olive Barker, Cora Todd, managers; Belle Longhurst, inner sentinel; Anna Meyenfeldt, outer sentinel; J. F. O'Heagney, correspon- dent, and Helen Heagney, flag be Davis, adviser: magician; Sara wing the installation a pro- gram was given which included short tidks. a plano duet by Mary Sund- well and Sadie Gates, vocal selection by Lucile Clayton, accompanied by Oliver Karker; dance by June Deck- er accompanied by Anna May Guth- rie; vocu! numbers by Mrs, Shackel ford, accompanied by Mrs, Cum: mings, and plano numbers by June Decker. At the close of the pro- gram a dance was enjoyed, music for which was furnished by the Charleston Four orchestra, Refresh- ments were served at the close of the evening. oe Scandinavian Aid Meeting This Week The Ladies’ Ald society of the Scandinavian Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoor t the church at 2:30 o'clock ph Mrs. Gognsted as hostes: oe Program Will Be Given At Presbyterian Meeting At the regular meeting of the La- ies’ Ald society of the First Presby- terian church, to be held Thursday afternoon at the church parlors with Mrs Rowland's division in charge, @ program of interest will be given. Among the numbers on the program will be a piano selection by Mrs. A. Cc. Riker, reading by. Mrs. Grover Gorsuch, vocal solo, Miss Jessie Mae Agnew, and a piano solo by Miss Ruth ‘Wilson, oe Mr. and Mrs. Barton Will Have Dinner Guests. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph E. Barton will have ag dinner guests Thursday eve- ning at their home in the Poling apartments, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. McGrady and M McGrady’s mother, Mrs. Caples of FE) Paso, ‘Tex. ee Mrs. Sullivan Is Luncheon Hostess, Mrs, Patrick Sullivan was hostess today at an enjoyable luncheon and bridge party given at her home, 109 East Tenth street, for 21 guests. Covers were laid for Mrs. Sara Mor- ton of Douglas, Mrs. M. P, Wheeler, Mrs. W. O. Wilson, Mrs. Bryant 8. Cromer, Mrs, William B. Cobb, Mrs John B. Barnes, Mrs. M. C. Price, CHILD PHoToGRAPHY || [o Ai// MOTHS use Also Kills ROACHES * ANTS. BEDBUGS - They Have Arrived Our First Showing of Early Spring Hats Felts and Trimmed. Moderately Priced. MITCHELL HAT SHOP, Inc. WITH KASSIS DRY GOODS CO. fo. 1. Mr. Hanway, localjand we hope you'll) Watch out for zero newspaper man down| watch for Phun and] weather. Our weather at the Tribune-Herald| “hax each week department says 80, office, says everybody — How's your coal sup- thinks he knows how Our editorial policy| Ply? to run a newspaper. will be simple — — i, “Why don't you We're no exce ‘ photograph your bank- } to that rule, a roll?” suggests Ben GOOD COAL, Beach. “Then you can aE Good moving service.| have it enlarged.” But we can’t afford se & newspaper of our am own. “We're too busy| Second, a better! our own weather with the coal and moy-| Casper. prediction: Coldernell ing business, rr if you don't have Gebo es Third, absolute reu-| coal, So we have arranged y in politics.) (yelp wanted in our for this ttle corner ty first.) weather department.) fa the Tribune every - Wednesday and willl On, yos. and we devote it to the news} almost forgot to men- of our company tion that wo have Just] NATRONA a received another ship: We may not talk} ment of 200 tons of TRANSFER. about coal and moving] Gebo coal. The price all the time. is right, too, and) STORAGE We may decide to write poetry or high} Now that our New brow editorials, Year resolutions are aw all broken, we can But we'll at least] settle down to business Phone 949 try to be interesting! again, PHUN & PHAX FROM NATRONA TRANSFER, STORAGE & FUEL CO. prompt delivery ol. & FUEL CO. Mrs. Nell Tyler, Mrs, T, 8. Cooke, Mrs. Charles I, Campbell, Mrs. H. H,. Schwartz, Mrs. Frances Biglin, Mrs. A. F. Hoff, Mrs. Seely Weed, Mrs. W. D. Johnston, Mrs. T. C, Spears, Mrs. R. H. Nichols, Mrs. G. R. Hogens, Mrs A, H. Cobb, Mrs, fohn McFadyen, and Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney. eee Bridge Tea Is ‘nioyed Today. Mrs. G. B. Stebbins presided at an informal bridge tea this afternoon at her residence, 1328 South Spruce street. Invited guests included: Mra. Paul Weidner, Mrs. H. W. Meyers, Mrs. Renkin, Mrs, P. C. Loveland, Mrs. J. J. Crittendon, Mrs. Earl C. Boyle, Mrs, William England, Mrs. . G. Sinclair, Mrs. Moye, Mrs Kirk Hartung, Mrs. W. 1. Christian, Mrs. Charles B.* Stafford, Mrs. L. I. Gulich and Mrs. Anderson. eee “lake Sele Saturday By Benefit Association. The Security Benefit association will hold a bake sale on Saturday of this week at White's grocery store. Tike Kenwood Presbyterian Ald Meeting Thursday. The Ladies’ Aid society Kenwood Presbyterian church will reet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the church with Mrs. D. J. Noland acting as hostess. Officers for the year will be elected at this meeting. seek 6 Grace Lutheran \id Meeting. | Mra, R. V. Davis and Mrs. Hugh Dowler will be joint hostesses on Thurscay afternoon for the regular social meeting of the Grace English ‘Lutheran church. The meeting will be held in the church parlors. cate Catholic Girls’ Club Hlects Officers. Among the officers for the year elected at a meeting of the Catholic Girls’ club held last evening at the Knights of Columbug club rooms were: Miss Catherine Nines, pres!- dent; Miss Helen Crater, vice presi- dent; Miss Catherine Coyle, treasurer and the Rev. Father J. F. Moreton, of the moderator and treasurer. A committee was appointed with Miss Mary McPake as chairman, to draw up by-laws to be read at the next meeting of the club. A com- mittee was also appointed to make plans for a dance to be held In the near future. eee Burns’ Birth to Be Commemorated. Commemorating the birth of Rob- ert Burns, January 25, who was the greatest of the Scotch vernacular poets, Scottish people throughout the state will hold social gatherines this week and next. On Saturday evening at the Masonic temple the Scotch people of Casper and their friends will attend a dance, music for which will be furnished by the Kilty hand, At Buffalo, Wyo., a celebration will be held Including a social and program, while in Thermopolls on Tanuary 25 a banquet, program and dance will be held at the Washakie hotel. Woman's Association Will Hold Meeting. The Women’s Association of the First Christian church will meet at the church, corner of Grant and Lind streets, on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Hostesses for the afternoon wi'l be the Mesdames Cook and Bond, Mrs. E. M. Wyatt will be in charge of the program for the afternoon which will be given for members and ladies of the church. oe East Side Church Missionary Meeting. Mrs. E. F. Allen will entertain the Women's Foreign Missionary society of the East Side Community church for their regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her home, 147 South Kenwood street. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. W. Sawyer were re- cent Casper visitors at Laramie. eee Mr. and Mrs, A. T. Ault are spend- ing the week at Salt Creek visiting with friends and attending to busi- ness affairs, eee L. H, and Jack Warren are among the many Colorado visitors spending a few days in Casper this week. ene Kr C. Roach of Colorado Springs, has been transacting business irs here for the last week an , left Tuesday evening for Den- ver to remain a few days before re- turning to his home. eee A. T. Fell is transacting business affairs in Denver for the remainder of the week. Albert Bryen {s spending a tew days here visiting with friends from Salt Creek. eee M. C, Otis is among the business visitors here for a short time this week from Denver, eee Miss Ada Gates {s here from Den- ver the guest of friends for a week or 10 days, see A. J. Scott is a state visitor here from his home near Greybull, cee Miss Dara Kelley expects to leave within the next few weeks for Chey- enne and Denver, the latter place to make her home with her sister and family. Cay Yn Dr. W. G. Burnett wil! go to Lander the latter part of this week on a business trip. eee Miss M. Margaret Curtin returned to Casper Tuesday from Chicago where she went before the holidays to visit with her sister and brother- in-law, Mr, and Mrs. John Ford and family, eee Mrs. Sara Morton of Douglas {s a guest of Mrs, Patrick Sullivan and Gaughter Patricia. eee Mrs. C. A. Irwin has returned to her home at Salt Creek after apend- ing two weeks here visiting with friends, see Word has been received in Casper of the arrival this morning of a baby son to Dr, and Mrs, Gordon Thomas Che Casper Oaily Cribune Panel in Back Is Novel Trim This walking dress of rose tolor crepe features a unique sct- fn back panel. Mrs. Thomas wag and of Lafayette, Ind. formerly Miss Lucille Scanlon has numerous friends here having | 50 on been a guest several summers at the Patrick Sullivan home East Tenth street ee) 6 John J. Durst, district ma of the Oil Well Supply company, Mrs. Durst expect to leave on Sat- urday of this week for Texas to visit with relatives and friends. Enroute they will spend several days in Denver. eee Mrs, John Legan left recently for Olney, IIL, havin n called there by the serious illness of her uncle, W. D. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wiley and two sons left Casper a short time ago for Wisconsin to join Mr. Wiley. Hal Curran, Casper attorney, was among the recent Casper visitors In Cheyenne on legal business. <n e Mr. and Mrs. Leigh McGrath, who will make their home on the western coast for a year, have rented their home if the Standard addition to Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGrady. ee Mrs L, B. Martin is spending 2 short time in in Sheridan. Casper from her home Siete Harry Russell of Layove is here for a few day: Floyd Logan, sheepman, of Ly- site, {s in the clty on business for a short time. ) ete Miss Marguerite Allemand arrived Tuesday from Bates Hole and Is spending a few days in Casper. oe C, W. Keller arrived Tuesday from Denver and will make his home in Casper. Mr Keller {s in the ac counting department of the Con- tinental of] company. and has been transferred to the Casper: office. owe Fort | Worth, Tex., make their future tome. according to word received by friends here Mr. Thomas was connected with the Na tlonal company in Casper, and was recently transferred to the southern field where they ill Supply Jack Keene of Denver, who is an official of the American Legion, has been in this city for a few days on business and {s leaving today for Sheridan see Dr. Jay Smith was visiting with friends in Casper Tuesday from his home at Glenrock. Doctor and Mrs Smith expect to ‘eave in a few 4 ‘or an extensive tour of Texas and J. F. Mills, of the Mills Printing company Sheridan, {s In this city for a f business trip. oe John McRorrey, who was recently operated at Frost's hospital re ported to be improving rapld ed, manager for the ell. music company ned to Casper after 1 days visiting in of the Auto arrived in Omaha, Neb., and ex » In a few days for Val. un extended Casper business the feft gist for yalty company, Texas and New \ on. company busin joined there later in the H. Gels, who 1s attend fonal Petroleum conven les this weel | A gham ts in Casper | from the Bar C ranch for a few days J.B, eal survey ha field trip te RW mey arrived Monday from Denver to spend a few day visiting the Veteran's bureau here Shee Mrs. F, Smolensk! is teaving this | morning for eridan ufter spending the last wo days in Casper on bus iness for the Veteran's bureau, Mrs Smolensk! is connected with the bureau in Denver | saeaa J.C, C nd Kenneth Crandall teft for Billings, Mont., to spend a month on business Mr. lidren J. S$. Van Doren an and John, expec! lay for Portland, Ore., and M Ma fut home West has returned to he: e trom Boulder, ( where she spent the last month visit ing sident of ny, is in| California business on cor WORLD COURT DEBATE TO FEATURE LITERARY SLUB MEET THURSDAY ‘Thursday evening's meeting of the Casper Literary club at the pub library will feature a debate on the world court situation with four prominent attorneys scheduled to argue the question, Former Judge Robt Rose and James P, Kem will support affirmative arguments favoring American adherence, while Harry Durham and Robert N. Ogden, Jr., will take the negative side, ests of club members will also, enjoy the debate, _ Industry, business. sheep and attle minine—develonments tn 1928 Mr and Mrs, O. L Thomas and daughter Marearet. have arrived In 1S the place to buy your Radiolas. RCA Loudspeakers and RCA Accessories We are glad to an: have been selected by the Radio Corporation of America to sell and service Radiolas, RCA Loud- speakers and RCA Accessories. Radiolas $15 to $575 Convenient Time Paymerds may be arranged The Chas. E. Wells Music Company “Home of the Chickering” CASPER 232 E. 2nd Branch at Salt Creek | Dealer will be exhanstively covered tn the Tribune Herald (industrial at enon edition Authorized nounce that we RCA Loudspeakers $18 to $245 Phone 194 Equip | MRE DlSGUooED. HEFORE LIONS The Casper-Alcova irrigation proj ect, the new city administration, asrer’s ndvantages as a convention ity and the forthcoming convention xf the Wyoming neering ty were sts discussed at today’s meetin Lions club, Chas, B affor¢ ry of the Casper Chamber of Commerce, called atten ton to effort made to secure favorable re tion for the project hrough personal letters addressed to congressmen « Il states by former acq nees in Casper. 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