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16 Casper Tribune-Herold Star Sunday, Oct. 7, 1956 1 ft laf Crowns in Spotlight PERSONALS For Men's Hat Fashions Jack Tripeny is watching the World Series on televeision as a patient in Memorial Hospital. the receptionist at Memorial Hospital. They moved from Casper in 1931 and have resided in Ft. Worth and Tulsa before moving to Ard- assortment of medium and large si7e caps.

Tyroleans are another Important entry In the casual picture. Some are smooth In finish, others rough. Many have touches of red feather, brush and band The buffet supper served in the more. Mr. Sanders is an indepen- Crystal Room of the Gladstone Ho Two style influences have combined to spak the upsurge of interest In men's headwear for fall, i.e..

the flat crown hat and the Ivy cap. Flat crowns, introduced last spring, were quick to capture the fashion fancy of young men and older men who wish to appear youthful. This converted pork pie model, together with caps in a wide array of fabrics, will make fashion headlines in the new sea 2 ed at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Jim Fegley, in Lander. Stop looking go to the Stuart Shop for LANZ OF CALIFORNIA.

Adv. Miss Lois Holdsworth traveled to Wheatland for a short visit there. Mr. and Mrs. John Atkins spent a few days in Cheyenne on business and visiting friends in their foimer hometown.

Mr and Mrs. A. L. Haller and Mr. and Mrs.

Vaughn Freeman were recent visitors at the Charles Freeman residence in the Hat Creek area neai Lusk. Mr. and Mrs. James Payne and daughter, Jan, were guests at the heme of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Hurst in Wheatland. The Paynes were enroute home from Laramie where their son is attending the University of Wyoming. son. See Bright Hues, Slim Li nes Afoot Elegance on an easy fooMn? themes new fall shoes, in long, low, comfortable shapes and warm. Center crease, tapered crown and narrow brim models hvi al ready proved their fashion popularity and will continue to hold their place in the style picture.

dent oil operator. Visit our Early American Galleries Cushman, Whitney, Heywood. Forslings, Second and David. Adv. Howard Marley, Wyoming division manager of the U.S.

Fish and Wildlife Service, has returned from a field trip to the 15-Mile Creek area, about 30 miles from Worland. Want a Hallowe'en or other party? Lodge to rent reasonable. Phone 2-3045. Mr. and Mrs.

Troy Tyrrell, assistant district agent for Wyoming Fish and Wildlife Service, of Rock Springs were in Casper Friday visiting with friends and relatives en-route to Rochester, Minn. Dr. F. C. Buell.

Chiropractor. Phvsical Medicine and Physiotherapy. 1612 So. Spruce St. 2-3209.

Adv. tel, every Tuesday from 6 p.m. 'til 9 p.m., is the talk of the town. All you can eat for only $2.50 per person. Adv.

Mrs. Francis Is home from Memorial Hospital convalescing from a heart attack. YOUR LAST CHANCE to get 10 off on all orders of Christmas Cards received before Oct. 15. New books to make your selection from at Talbert Office Equipment Co.

12 i North Wolcott. Ph. 2-2502 Adv. Mr. and Mrs.

Bud Parker and Mr and Mrs. Willi? Keszler vere visitors in Midwest Thursday. They were arranging for a big political rally to be held there on the night of Nov. 7. Messrs.

Parker and Keszler are candidates for the state House of Representatives on the Democratic ticket. Home made chili, chow mein. Many of these felt ari iifrhtr weight to insure greater wearimr NO-HOSTESS LUNCHEON: Mrs. I. E.

Shahan of Farmington, N.M., was honored at a luncheon party in the Elbow Room of the Henning Hotel on Saturday. Shown here, left to right, are Mrs. R. W. Lewis, Mrs.

Wayne K. Tucker, Mrs. Bruce L. Chaffe, Mrs. John Trusheim, Mrs.

John A. Mokler, and Mrs. I. E. Shohan (Tribune-Star Photo).

i 1 i comfort. Medium tones will be very much more in evidence, this fall. Bands will make use of subtle rep stripes, and in many models, bows will appear at the back of the hat. Caps are cut smaller and are better styled than ever before. The Ivy cap with strap and buckle at back will appear in handsome tweeds and herringbones as well as in blue, green and tan models.

Blazer stripes and printed corduroys are other versions of this increasingly popular casual cap. For the man whose- face is Too large or round for these narrow models there will be an ample Mr and Mrs. Richard Chase of bright colors. Toes are longer, tapered and closed. Heels continue lower, and lower, too, are throatlines that vary from round, square or straight across to deep V's with scallops, cupid's bows and half moons.

Sides and backs, though often lowered, are cleverly cut to give foot support. To make shoes as easy on the foot as they are on the eye. leathers are softer and so is construction, with lighter toebcxes and more flexibility. Textures include "fatted calf," with a shiny look and smocth-as-silk feel; suede with a willow fimsh or smooth matte velvet sheen; kid embossed to simulate fur patterns; soft reptiles and speckled anilines. Contrasting leather textures dull and shiny, grainy and smooth, brisht and matte or suede and glazed are combined in all types of shoes.

Basic for all times of day are Wheatland visited in Casper with theirs son Kenneth, and his roommate, Duane Davis. Both are attending Casper College. Stop looking go to the Stuart Shop for LANZ OF CALIFORNIA. Adv. fricl chicken.

Other cool weather taste tempters. Hill Top Drivs Inn, Second and Pennsylvania. 2-4420. Adv. Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Sanders of Arrimore, are in Casper visiting friends. They are former Casper residents.

Mrs. Sanders is the former Marge D. McC'ea. who attended school here and later was 'ti "-'i 1 Miss Greta Petz recently visit pumps, cicsed at heel and toe but sometimes onen at th Throatlines move forward with Mrs. Allen Tibbals Gives Talk at ACO Sorority Meeting Mrs.

Allen Tibbals, district alumnae chairman, was the honored guest at the monthly meeting of the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Alumnae Club at the home of Mrs. H. Ratcliff. Mrs Tibbals gave an iaspiring talk on tht work of Alpha Chi in making special toys for those af-: flicted with cerebral palsy. The chapter has also made contributions throughout the country to the tut Shirts Showing New Elspnce The colors so recently rampant on the dress shir.t scene are toned down this fall, with news interest shifting to a new elegance in styling, according to the American Institute of Men's and Boys' Wear.

In selecting his shirt wardrobe for the new season, a man will have a choice of a ruffled or pleated bosom front, or perhaps a solid shade with contrasting for white) collar and cuffs. There will also be stripes moving in all directions: vertical, horizontal and diagonal. Collars will still be short, modified spread: and button-downs will receive competition from tabs and eyelets. The suburban dress shirt in knits, wools and cottons will be shown mostly with button down collar and in a variety of patterns Including continental stripings, plaids and ginghams. In sports shirts, the look will be important.

This fheen effect will be achieved in many fabrics and many price ranges. Collars will be mostly Ivy button-down and one-piece continental, with the shijrt point, top-stitched model also finding favor. Stripes and solid colors and checks and plaids will dominate most well chosen wardrobes with the more 'adventuresome going in for the Mexican wedding shirt, the Mandarin collar, the mitered collar effects and spaced print ldea. IDA BAILEY ALLEN graceful curves or an emphatic straight plunge. Forward interest is emphasized in toe trim.

Noteworthy is the derr.l-snat, recalling styles of pre-World War I. Other trims are asymmetrical fronts in contrasting tones or textures, draped throats, buck'es on straps or without straps and at the side as well as front, and an abundance of bows and flowers. i I 1 i 1 fLt i mil in ii mjmiim 4 ii ii limn -r iV-ai'n -i in mi it New Small Young Fowl For Individual Service various hospitals for those suffering with this disease. A delicious potluck supper was Spectators continue strong, with trim and comfortable stacked leather heels. Their longer, narrower lasts are often set off with thin straps at instep or ankle.

Sweater pumps are much In evidence, as are some T-straps. Liked for dress wear, cocktail and TRIDELT SCHOLARSHIP: Miss Marilyn Jones, center, sophomore student, at Casper College, receives a check from Mrs. S. R. Faust, right, president of the Casper Alliance of Delta Delta Delta.

Miss Jones, shown with Mrs. Faust and Maurice F. Griffith, dean of the college, had been earlier named recipient of the sorority's scholarship. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Rowland Jones of Thermopolis and is majoring in elementary education. Funds for the scholarship, which is the second from the sorority, were secured through a rummage sale held this fall by the Tridelts (Casper College Photo). i evening are ciosea-toe. hslter-back shoes, in bright -colored or tradition- enjoyed by those attending who were the Mesdames Richard Barry, J. F.

Fisher. Arch Sellery, R. E. Whiston, R. M.

Holzinger, John Alexander, James Ferell, Jackie Volk, Mary Longnecker, Larry Chopping and Miss Marilyn Dietz. Apples Heavyweights ROANOKE, Va. B. Wertz, a truck-farmer, thinks "if this season hadn't been so dry, I would have had some pretty big apples." In.stead. Wertz had to be content with selling his "small apples." The Stars Say Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE 1 al blacfc sueces and embossed or printed leathers.

Gold and eilver shine for formal occasions, Brown appears in many shades yellowy, brassy, coppery, dark or I hichly-spiced. There are light and bright red shoes, and in blue the light blue-greens lead, with some dark autumnal blues. Each apple weighed more than one pound. advantaceous in making new contacts. Be alert to opportunities which should come your way in January since, properly recognized and handled, they could prove a fine springboard to success later in the new year.

A child born on this day will be keenly analytical, sincere and devoted to humanitarian causes. That's Human Nature SPENCER, W. Va. Business had been so bad for the past few? years at Roane County's community cannery that School Supt. Alan V.

Morford issued a public warning it was to close because of poor patronage. That did it. Business now is so brisk the cannery is open twice as often as before and Morford says it will soon be paying Its own way if the boom continues. Q. My father, who lives with his second wife, is to give me away at my wedding.

I still live with my mother. Where does my father sit after he gives me away, where does his present wife sit, and where does my mother sit? A. Your mother sits in the first pew on the left of the aisle. Your father sits with his present wife in the fourth or fifth pew on the left of the aisle. Q.

Am I supposed to talk with someone seated next to me at a dinner party, even if that person and I are on rather "cool" terms? A. Yes. It would be thoughtless and inconsiderate of your hostess if you did otherwise. For Today Sunday's lunar vibrations favor the social aspects of life. Recreation, travel and group activities of every sort should prove highly enjoyable, and dealings with others should be most congenial.

Encourage new friendships and, wherever possible, go out of your way to show hospitality to friends and loved ones. For the Birthday If today is your birthday, you have good reason for optimism now. Occupational advancement before the end of 1956 is indicated in your horoscope, and home and matters will also be under excellent aspects for many months to come. Social and romantic interests should be unusually harmonious AN EASY-TO-FIX luxury platter consists of Roast Poussins, Chickettes or Cornish Game Hens with Baked Tomatoes, Sauteed Corn. SOFT TOUCH Socks have taken on a soft touch for fall in soft-finish wools, "cashmere-soft" Orlons and extra soft spun cottons.

In some cases, this super-softness has been teamed with a fleecy finish to add depth and a luxury look to the new hose. Cornish game hen for each person, A I CM The Chef and I spent the last day of our tour of New Jersey in Vineland. It was in this town that the first angel cake as well as the first commercial grape juice were originated. Luncheon at the White Sparrow Inn was something to be remembered. Afterward our host, Richard Ells drove us to the plant where chickettes are processed and packed for market in plastic bags that cling like a second skin.

Almost fill with wild rice stuff-: ing. Tie the legs together. Fasten down wings with pics. Dust with salt and pepper. Place on a rack in a baking pan.

For six birds, mix a paste of 6 tbsp. melted butter, 2 tsp. powdered ginger and 4 tsp. poultry seasoning. Brush all over the birds.

Roast 10 min. in a hot oven. 400 deg. or until beginning to brown. during the first six months of 1957, but be on guard against emotional tension during January.

Your innate sense of humor should help you to overcome minor obstacles without too much difficulty then. Be alert to good business opportunities during late December, but don't let anyone talk jou into risking hard-earned cash on dubious speculations. A child born on this day will be ambitious and endowed with remarkable determination and willpower. For Tomorrow Try to anticipate the difficulties -I HI i "What is the difference between 'fa i 4 Reduce the heat to 325 deg. F.

Continue to roast I hr. Turn once: Brush twice, with the butter paste. Then place a thin strip of bacon on the breast of each bird. Roast 10 min. or until the bacon is done.

Wild Rice Stuffing (For 6 Poussins. Chickettes or small Rock 11 1 ii' mi 1 1 I you are likely to encounter during I hens-): Wash, pick Monday's early hours. Then strive Cornish game over and cook 3i c. wild rice ac i -J I II I IIIIJ 11.11 I. IIL.I.

"ht ft It's Revolutionary, It's Completely New! YSLX T0AST-R-0VEH to eliminate them qulcKiy ana ei-ficiently. During the p. some particular talent, artistic idea or the use of personal initiative could bring special recognition or honors, so be alert, and don't lose out on possible opportunities to advance your goals. For the Birthday If Monday is your birthday, you may look ahead to a year which should bring satisfying recognition for past efforts. Original and constructive ideas put into effect during the next six weeks should have a lasting effect on future progress, but you will have to "follow up" If you would achieve the results you Rock Cornish game hens, poussins and chickettes?" I asked.

"They are all used to designate the same type and weight of young fowl, it's only the names that are different. "A bird i- the best size for individual -service when it Weighs about a pound dressed. These are less expensive than larger birds. "By the way," he added, "we were very pleased to have our chickettes presented as the main dish at the Garden State Dinner, riven in June for the 48th Annual Governors' Conference." "What was served with them?" "Asparagus topped with buttered crumbs, candied sweet potatoes and cranberry sauce all foods produced in the DINNER DELUXE Frerh Fruit Cocktail Bacon-Roast Poussins or Chickettes or Cornish Game Hens Baked Crumb-Topped Tomatoes Corn Kernels Saute Garden Salad Blue Cheese-Pimiento Dressing Lemon-Raspberry Sherbet Cup Coffee Tea Milk Bacon-Roast Poussins. Chickettes or Rock Cornish Game liens: Wash and dry 1 poussin, chickette or cording to pkg.

directions. Melt 3 tbsp. butter in a skillet. Add 1 tbsp. minced onion.

Cook until clear. Add the rice, tsp. each thyme and powdered ginger. Vz tsp. mo-nosodium glutamate, Vs tsp.

pepper and 'i c. small-diced well-flavored cooked ham or chopped cooked chicken giblets. Slow-fry until the moisture evaporates Blue Cheese and Pimiento Dressing from the Chef Combine and mix c. not-sweet French dressing. J4 c.

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By late December your busi ness affairs should be in excellent shape and you will have real cause for optimism. There is a strong likelihood that you may travel some time between June and September of next year and a lengthy journey could prove SHOW GOLDEN LOOK Important colors for fall millinery highlight the golden look in pale, golden yellows, sunny and spicy brown and russet hues like cognac, brandy and capu cine. LECT makes perfect "regular' SUGAR-PLUM SHIRT by DOROTHY KORBY Call it Spanish, Mexican, or just prissy-sweer. It's a darling of a shirt lavishly trimmed with ball fringe lace. Play it pretty like a good little girl, or accent it with a slinky black satin faille skirt with its own red cummerbund femme fatale style.

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