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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
GUILD GIVES
 TACKY PARTY

The ladies guill of Grace Episcopal church will give < tacky party this evening at the Piquik club, in the Ma sonic building. Prizes will be given and all friends are askel to come and try for one of the costume prizes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
MRS. BURLINGTON
 HONORS VISITORS

Mrs. Lee Burlington entertained yes terday afternoon at bridge for Mrs. B. L.. Kyser and Mrs. Gordon Stewart of Baltimore, the guests of Mrs H. M. Brooks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
REV. WAITES
 MAKES ADDRESS

l The Woman's Missionary society of the Fairfield Methodist church will
 have lecture this evening by the Rev. l B. T. Waites on the subject of "The Holy Land" There will be special musical pro- | gramme.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
CHICKEN DINNER
 THIS EVENINC

The women of the Third Presbyterian, Dr. J. A. Bryant's church, will give a chicken dinner and cake sale this eve- ming at the church.
 The dinner will begin at o'clock, and all friends are asked to come.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
 TO MEET

The regular monthly meeting of the Women's auxiliary of the American Legion will be held on Friday, April 15, at s:30 p. m, in the Civic Associa- tion rooms. All members are urged to be present, as important business is to be handled. Any woman eligible for membership in this organization are requested to join at this time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
FOR BRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. Walter Allsmiller and Mrs. A w. LaMar will entertain this afternoon at Lyric party in honor of Miss Mar Ellen Miller, bride-elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15

No. 9952-Lady's One-Piece Dress. One of those ever practical one-piece affairs that can be slipped on quickly and re- quires no fastenings is No. 9952 The dep, V-cut neck is finished with a be- coming roll collar.
 The Lady's One-Piece Dress, No 9s52
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15

Mrs. Corinne Pegram Partridge of De. mopolis is in the city anl is temporarily located at 17oo Eleventh street, south Mrs. Colquit Carter Cole of Atlanta is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Horace Adams.
 Mrs. Forney Johnson and sons, who have been in Washington for severa months. and who spent the Easter holi- days with friends in the city, have re- turned to Washington. Mrs. P. H. c. Cabell will leave in a few days for Eufaula to visit relatives
 Mrs. l.. E. Harrison is the guest of her sister Mrs. Walter Todd. in Decatur.
 Mrs. John Stone Hoskins of Denver is visiting MT. and Mrs Horace Adams at their apartments at the Dulion.
 Maj. and Mrs. E. M Tutwier have re- turned to the city after some time spent in Florida.
 Maj. William Screws. who was in the city several days this week, has re- turned to his home in Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Wells have re- turned from Havana, where they spent several weeks.
 Miss Margaret Nelson left Wednesday for Knoxville. where she goes to be maid of honor in the DeBardeleben- Cunning ham wedding.
 Mr. and Mrs S. Wood Haley of Obion, Tenn, who were recently married in that city, have been guests for the past week of MT. and Mrs. M. w. Morley. They left last evening for Jonesboro, Ark.
 Miss Josephine Gwathmey of Louisville is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph H. Settle.
 Miss Juliet Sellers of Montgomery is visiting Miss Florence Robertson.
 Mrs. Ernest Hutson will return today from New York, and will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. George Morrow at their home in Glen Iris park.
 MT. and Mrs A. J. Arantz and daugh. ter. Gloria, of Norfolk, Va, are visit ing their mother, Mrs. John varin, in West End.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Allaway are the guests of MT. and Mrs John Allaway Tn Admission.
 
 Mrs. A. J. Isaacson of Selma is visit ing Mrs. H. Goldberg for a few days Mrs. W. S. Browner and Miss Jessie Canterberry are the guests of relatives in Huntsville.
 MT. and Mrs R. w. Fondielle. who were recently married in Staunton, Va, have returned from their wedding trip and are at home in their apartment in Terrace Court. Mrs. Fondielle was be- fore her marriage Mrs. Elsie Shaw Clay Miss Jeanette Sloan of Nashville is the guest of Mrs. Robert Nelson.
 Mrs. Ira Bennett has as her house guest Mrs. Warren Christian of Mobile. The Study circle will meet this after noon at o'clock with Mrs Charles J. Sharp.
 The Joycrofters will hold their meet ing this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. J. L. Yancey at the Country club. Mrs. Walter McNeil will entertain the Culture club this afternon at her home, 4l2 Summit avenue, Graymonr.
 The Wood Family circle will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Alex Mcleod at 55O Princeton avenue, West End.
 Mrs. Frank Croy. matron of Llewellyn Johns chapter No. lH, Order of Eastern Star. will entertain the members at her apartment in the Maccabee hall this evening at s o'clock. and all members of the chapter are expected to attend.
 
 Birmingham chapter, No. 1lS, E. 0. .-., will hold it's regular meeting this even ing at o'clock at the Masonic temple.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
Age-Heraid Patterns

The Age-Herald has arranged with leading fashion designers of New York to furnish it's readers daily fashion and pattern service. All patterns will be seam allowing and guaranteed to fit perfectly. Safe delivery of every pattern ordered is also guaranteed You should order patterns a little in ad- vance of the time you will need them as stock is not kept in Birmingham, but all orders will be forwarded to the pattern department in New York for attention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
MRS. SETTLES BRIDGE

Mrs. Joseph Settle entertained yester- day at bridge party for Miss Hazel Bissett, bride-elect.
 The house was bright with baskets Of sweet peas, which were placed about the room.
 The guests were: Miss Bissett, Miss Dorothy Whitley, Miss Florence Robert son, Miss Juliette Sellers. Miss Jeanette Sloan of Nashville, Miss Josephine Gwaltney of Louisville, Miss Stella Gee. Mrs. T. J. Bissett, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Grady, Mrs. W. S. Anderson, Mrs. R. Y. Wilson, Mrs. R. H. Cunningham, Mrs. Warren Christian of Mobile. Mrs. Ira Bennett, Mrs. Walter Ray, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. J. D. Tirong. Mrs. Briscoe Seals and Mrs. Douglas Mcqueen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
PETER RABBIT PARTY

The wonderful Peter Rabbit party to which the children of Birmingham have been looking forward for several weeks will actually be given this aft ernoon at Rhodes park.
 This will give the young people and the grown ones as well an opportunity of actually meeting Peter and his wife and all his rabbit friends, of whom they have read and have been told so many delightful stories.
 At the picturesque booths they will find ice cream and candy, and all the lovely things to eat which will please children and bunnies. There will be a live bunnie given away as a prize, and it wilIbe interesting to see who will win it.
 This will be charming place for the children to meet all their little friends, and no one who can possibly come should miss spending a delightful aft ernoon with Peter and Mrs. Rabbit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15
RANDOM NOTES

Miss Elizabeth Adams will return to- day from visit to relatives in Mont gomery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15

Mrs Colquit Carter Cole of Atlanta is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Horace Adams.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15

Mrs. Corinne Pegram Partridge of De mopolls is in the city anl is temporaril, located at 100 Eleventh street, south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15

Mrs. Forney Johnson and sons. who have been in Washington for several months and who spent the Easter holi- days with friends in the city, have re- turned to Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15

The Joycrofters will hold their meet ing this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs J. l.. Yancey at the Country club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15

Mrs. Frank Croy. matron of Llewellyn Johns chapter. No. 1H, Order of Eastern Star. will entertain the members at her apartment in the Maccabee hall this evening at o'clock. and all members of the chapter are expected to attend.
 Birmingham chapter, No. llS. E. 0. .. will hold it's regular meeting this even ing at o'clock at the Masonic temple.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-15

The Wood Family circle will meet this
 afternoon with Mrs. Alex Mcleod at 530 Princeton avenue. West End.
, 1921-06-22
ONLY SIS A WEEK FOR
VACATION IN HILLS:
Y. w. GIRLS ARE LUCKY

OF. Jeanette. have you regis,
tered YETI A whole bunch Of us
girls have got our name in al
ready and will spend the s.rst
week at the camp. 1t is just grand.
and only s. a week counting all of
the real honest-to7goodness home
cooked meals and the hikes and
the picnics besides the mountain
air. and all OF that You had bet
ter harry. too cause the groups
are being arranged right now.
The first group OF girls to spend
the entire week at. the summer
camp. maintained In regulation or
der by the Y. W. c. A. will ar
rive at the camp July 5 and stay
until the evening OF July .. The
nominal sum fer n whole week
brimful of camping and out
ing pleasures viii be IS. Then for
the working girls who can only
spend the weekend at the camp.
the time from Saturday afternoon
until Sunday evening has been set
aside. The weekend charge will
be $3.50. and will include four
meals at the camp. Each week
viii be separated by the weekend
parties so that the different groups
OF girls can arrange time to en-
Joy the outing with congeniai COM
panions. The registration during
the week Is for the members of
the Girl Reserves from the high
school and grade schools mainly.
although 1t can be arranged for
, 1921-06-22

several days They have been nicely
entertained by Mrs. Davidson and
their many friends living in Casper.
r. NJ Boeke. city attorney. is ex.
pected to return within the next few
days from a short business trim
through the state
w. NJ Downing. rt.sd attorney OF
Denver. left last night for his home
after spending ~yests-iay here attend.
ing TO business matters of Importance
John Logan returned last week frum
oiney, ILL.,. where no was called by
the serious illness and death of his
father.
Miss Hattie Wyatt has returned
from Boulder. where she has been at
tending h University OF Colorado.
and will spend The summer at her
home in this city.
Miss Eva McDanieis who has l.eeu
instructor of mathematics and sciences
in the Natrona county high school
viii be connected with the Y. w. C. A.
here during the summe as assistant
secretary.
Joe and Herbert Wyatt have re,
turned from Alton. ILL.,. where they
have been attending the military
academy. They will be in Casper for
the summer.
Attorney II. H. Schwartz is here
from Washington. ID. c.. where ne has
been attending to business for several
days.
J.. NJ. Douglas. geoiogist. spent yes
terday in the city attending to business
interests and visiting with friends.
MFR and Mrs. Glen Leidecker left
last Saturday for Marietta. o.. where
they will visit with Mr.. Le.decker's
parents.
Mrs. Frank Tomlinson arrived in
Casper Sunday or a short visit. Mrs
Tomiinson arrived in Casper Sunday
, 1921-06-22


business girls to enjoy the same
privileges.
Without any delay the camp
VIII be open July S and t-ranspor.
tauon viii be arranged. leaving the
4. w c. A club In tho city.
Donations OF furnishings and
such for the camp have been com.
Ing TO the Y. w. c. a room5
from those interested in the splen-
did work and any OF the necessary
implements for the kitchen as well
as bedding and furniture will be
acceptable To the camp visitors.
Al all times a camp advisor or
chaperon and n cook will be on
hand at the cabin. which Is near
Gothmore park. and tn. best OF
care will be given the young girls.
, 1921-06-22

With the aid OF many heavy trucks
the wagons were hauled to the crest
81 the hin, and there the tented city
began to rise.
The hows viii remain until satur-
day It midnight They VIII open this
evening. and hereafter Will give per.
formances afternoon and evening. The
work OF transferring the bis show was
accomplished in an orderly manner
and il looks as II the shows will no,
suffer n great amount as a result
OF the change Of location. Twenty
two attractions and six rides make up
the amusement city.
, 1921-06-22
PLEAD GUILTY,
BOUND OVER TO COURT

Alexander Lenardczk and Frank
CarhonL arrested in Douglas satur-
day night n charge OF breaking into
h Casper Loan and Clothing store
and into the Pavilion theaier. pleaded
gulty To h two counts when ar
raigned before Judge W. E.. Tubbs
yesterday evening and were bound
over TO the district court on $1,000
bond on each count.
Jim Torres, charged with breaking
into Holmes Hardware, also pleaded
guilty and was bound over on 1000
bond In the absence OF the money
al three are still confined in jail.
, 1921-06-22
CARNIVAL SHOWS TAKE
UP STAND ON HILL IN
EAST CASPER TO-DAY

Al daylight h morning the big
show family with Wortham's travel
ing Coney Island was out and moving
the big show from downtown streets
where the wagons were parked over
night 10 the crown OF East CaYper
school house hill.
Some Of n wagon were partly un-
loaded In anticipation Of the shows
exhibiting down town. However. the
show folk took the change in good
stead and went about their work as
u they had just arrived In town.
, 1921-06-22

on a short WHIT Mrs. Tomlinson has
been attending enc Of the leading bust
ness colleges in Denver.
DR.. George A. Bzrger arrived last
week in Casper from Chicago where
he a been engaged IN post grad
uate work IN last fall. The doctor
viii be ~sssociated with Dr.. DEUEL. and
viii maintain offices In the Kimban
building on South Center street
Mr. and Mrs sTlas Brooks are spend
ing a few days in the city from their
ranch home visiting with friends.
Miss Lovey Norris is spending sew
erai days here visiting with her father
Miss Norris has been attending school
In Denver during the winter where
she n Mrs. Norris are occupying an
apartment.
Miss Katherine Mahoney has re
turned from the Northwestern univer-
7 sity where she has been taking a
special music course during the past
year. Miss Mahoney will spend the
summer at her home here
william BnD shaffer. proprietor Of
the Midwest barber shop. has returned
from Denver where he underwent a
minor operation for the relief OF nasal
trouble. During his absence Mrs.
Shaffer was in charge Of the popular
t~onsd4ei estabnshment.
Chester Mckee. plant manager of
the Mountain States Telephone com
pany. left last night for Denver,
where he viii undergo treatment for
a minor physical trouble.
II. Barry Sullivan. a son-in-lsw of
Michael W. Purcell. coui,iv attorney,
left last night for California. where
he has accepted a pg itlon with the
remain in Casper az house guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Purcell NTH Mr.. Suili'
van gets permanently located on the
coast
Charles Llebensteln, formerly well
known Casper oil operator. left Los
Angeles last night and after stopping
ut Denver and Cheyenne. will return
mainder OF the summer here locking
after hts oil interests.
several days in Osa-c looking after
business for the Midwest Refining
company.
A. L. spurlock is in the city on bust
ness and visiting with friends.
- pt..o. ~tr.xr-
, 1921-06-22
PERSONALS

C. L. Thompson. geologist. has re
turned from Denver where he has been
attending to business matters for some
time.
Mrs. NJ. Grandcuist and Miss Tressa
Grandquist. mother and sister of Mrs
A. G. Davidson. are visiting here fos
, 1921-06-22
Second Of the Bridge
Iuncheons Pretty Affair.
Musical Recital
Pleases Audience.

Friends and others who made up
the audience at last nights recital in
which the pupils OF Prof. Rudolph
Lundherg appeared at the Presbyte-
rian tabernacle were entertained by
the program II the applause can be
accepted as evidence. The event was
considered highly successful.
other pupils OF voice and piano will
appear in a recital Thursday evening.
Miss Margaret Sullivan has returned
from Douglas where she spent tho
week end visiting at the home Of Mr.
Sarah Morton. {.
, 1921-06-22

Thomas stuckey Is leaving today
on a summers vacation which he
plans to spend in san Diego and
other points In California.
, 1921-06-22
Visiting Here
From Wisconsin.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Jarvis are en-
t~ertaining as their house5uests the
Misses MYRTLE and Ethel Gaulke OF La
Crosse. Wis. who are visiting in Cas-
per for the first time. Thc,r we-'
guests at the Bolton Creek oil fields
yesterday and arc leaving tonorro'
on fishing trip OF several days.
, 1921-06-22
Meeting Of Aid
Of North Casper.

The ladies' aid OF the North Caspc
church will meet tomorrow afternoo
al 2:30 o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Seaman. i2i6 North Durhin stree
Mrs. Seaman will he assisted iy
Knox. The regular business and $
eta time will he enjoyed.
Juliar. Lever who has been atient
Ing the University of Michigra a
Ann Arbor. has wired his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Lever. sr.. tina
he is quarantined by d~iphtheria ans
won't be able to return to his ION
here for some time. He expected II
be here this week to spend the sum
mer.
, 1921-06-22

Last chance-Hood River straw
berries, per case ., "a boxes, si-25;
Whites Grocery. phone sos. 5-2l-lt
, 1921-06-22

Auxiliary TO
Give = Tea
The Woman's Auxiliary to the
American Legion VIII give a tea at
the home OF Mrs Lillian VaT Brgh.
155 South Jefferson avenue s.s>dnes-
day afternoon
Mrs Van Burgh VIII be assisted by
Mrs Clara Tubbs and Mrs Edyth
Welsh
The women OF the Spanish-Ameri.
can Auxiliary are especially invited to
attend during III
Woodcrait 70 Tive
, 1921-06-22

A. L. spurlock is in the city on bus
ness and visiting with friends.
, 1921-06-22

E. C. Sinclair. seologist. is spending
several days in osa-c looking aftel
business for the Midwest Refininl
company.
, 1921-06-22

Chnries Llebenstein, formerly well
known Casper oil operator, left Los
Angeles last night and after stopping
at Denver and Cheyenne, will retur
to Casper. He plans I'd spend the re
mainder OF the summer here locking
after his oil interests.
, 1921-06-22

Mrs. Frank Tomlinson arrived in
Casper Sunday on a short visit. Mrs.
arrived in Casper Sunday
, 1921-06-22

Chester Mckee. plant manager OF
the Mountain States Telephone com
pany. left last night for Denver,
where he win undergo treatment for
a minor physical trouble.
, 1921-06-22

SATEEN PETTICOATS Made of
extra heavy quality s~ateen, black,
white, purple or CT AA
green ............ @1oVV
, 1921-06-22

MIR. and Mrs. Glen Leidecker left
last Saturday for Marietta. o.. where
they Will visit with Mr.. Le.decker's
parents.
, 1921-06-22

j. NJ. Douglas. ~eeologist. spent yes.
terday in the city attending to business
Interests and visiting with friends.
, 1921-06-22

BUNGALOW APRONS-FulI made,
very neatly and well finished, in n
variety of light and CT MM
dark c%olors, all sizes. 11eVV
Evening star., 1921-10-28

the tree-tops until both were out of
breath. and had made dreadful
| threats. Chatterer hadn't minded
| these because he knew that Happy
Jack couldn't catch him. But he had
| minded when some one would cry:
| who stole the beechnuts of Happy
Jack SQUIRREL" and all the little peo-
pie would shout: "Chatterer! Chat
terer is a thief
| Finally Chatterer managed to get
away by himself. He hid in an old
nest of Blacky the Grow and there he
sulked and sulked and sulked and
felt that he was the most abused
! person in all the Green Forest. And
| when he wasn't plying himself he
wondered who had stolen those nuts.
And though he scratched his head
until it was sore he couldn't think
who could have taken those nuts.
And when finally with the coming of
d; the Black Shadows he went home to
| bed he was no wiser than before.
! Now all that day which had been
such a miserable day for Chatterer.
! there had been sleeping in a certain
! hollow tree not far away a small
cousin of Buster Bear, small cousin
( who wore black and white rings on
| his tail and was very proud of them.
1t was Bobby Coon. All day long ne
! slept. for he had been at the beecn-
nut feast the day before and up much
l q
| fers to roam about by night and
! sleep through the day.
| Very pleasant dreams had Bobby
| Coon as he slept. You see. when he
| had crawled into that hollow tree his
! stomach had been very, very fuli. for
| he had stuffed himself as only a
Coon can when he is trying to get as
fat as possible in preparation for the
winter He had remained under the
beech-trees long after the others had
! left, for you know Bobby likes the
Black Shadows So the ,o"i1iRg twlnRs
down on the Green Forest for some
| time when at last Bobby decided that
| he would move on.
| Now his way led him past certain
old stump, and out of haou ne
! stonped to examine that old stump:
f, MANY a tasty mouthful had he found
lin an old stump or under the roots
| Of IT. So lust from habit he raked
sway the leaves between two roots OF
| the old stump and-there was noie
filled to the brim with little, sweet
brown beechnuts!
Rohbv didn't stop to wonder how
! thew came there. 1t was enough TOT
| him that they were there. he SAT
! down and began to eat, and when ne
had finished there wasn't a n..ie
sweet, brown nut left In tnat hole:
| 70. sir. there wasn't one Bobby
ne more. for I couldn't eat another
one" he murmured. sleepily,, as ne
started for his hollow tree. Tnere ne
| dreamed pleasant dreams all DAY
dreams Of old stumps with holes be-
tween the roots filled with sweet
| little nuts.
And to this day Happy Jack thinks
| chatterer stole those nuts. and Chat-
| terer wonders who did get them. and
Bobby Coon makes it his business to
, examine every old stump he comes
across.
downright, 1921, by T. ". Burgess.)
Evening star., 1921-10-28
LISTEN, WORLD!
BY ELSIE ROBINSON.

Once upon a time Mr.. Kipling wrote
a refreshingly impolite and somewhat
vulgar poem called 1.-The Mary Clos
ter" In it. along with much other
rude wisdom occurs this statement.
uttered by the dying ship owner and
inventor:
"They copied all d1ey could follow.
but they couldn't copy my mind.
And left 'em sweating and stealing,
a year and half behind"
There is only one kind of lasting
success and that is the kind you make
for yourself, that springs from roots
within yourself. Incidentally, this
kind is rarer than a blue monkey.
This is the age of the copycat. Every
one wants to get rich quick and get
famous quicker.
If you want a dependable program
make up one for yourself. 1t may
not be world shaking-you may not
be able to invent a dynamo-but you
can invent a better way for doing
your own particular job that will put
you in a class by yourself. a better
way of filing records. of sweeping a
floor, of driving a nail, or tending the
baby. Somebody may shortly copy
the way you do it. Somebody prob
ably will. But they can't copy the
ingenuity that went in the planning
of it, the individuality and ambition
that backed it. They will be yours
and with them you can march on to
other conquests. And this is the only
true freedom. Nothing that can be
bought or copied or given to you will
ever touch it.