Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 3, 1919, Page 6

Ce | SOCIETY | Former Casper Man Takes Cheyenne Bride The marriage of Miss Nancy } garet Schamp and Sergeant James Renw was solemnized at 8 o’clock last ¢ ng at the Baptist church, John Gray Ross of the Y. M. C. A. at Fort D. A. Russell performing the ceremony The bridal dress was of white geor- gette and taffeta and the veil was held in place with lilies of the valley. The bride carried a bouquet of brides’s roses and frezias. In the bridal party were Miss Florence Harcleroad, maid of honor; Miss y erine Murchind, bridesmaid and William Lee who was best man. Miss Harcleroad and Miss Murchind were gowned in white and carried pink carnations. Mr. Van Ferry was usher, All men of the party were in uniform. Mrs. Mabel Smith played Mendels- sohn’s wedding march and Miss M eae McBride sang “Oh, Promise Following the ceremony the bride’s mother, Mrs. Althea Schamp enter- ined at a reception at her home on t Lincoln Way. The home was decorated in red, white and blue. Miss Schamp is well known in Cheyenne and has many friends among the young people of the city. Mr. Renwick recently was discharged from the service. Before enlisting he was a resident of Casper. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ren- wich, Hawick, Scotland, and he came to the states about seven years ago. | They will be at home to their friends after March 8 at 518 East Lincoln Way. They are now on a short trip to Denver.—Cheyenne Tribune. x 8 # Deffenbaugh-Culbertson Wedding Yesterday. A quiet wedding was solemnized yesterday afternoon at the home of R W. H. Bradley, when Miss Gladys Z. Culbertson, became the | bride of LeRoy Deffenbaugh. The! wedding was very quiet, only the bride’s mother, Mrs. F. L. Culbertson | and a brother, C. B. Culbertson at- tending the young couple. The! groom ig a popular clerk in the White | Grocery store. The young couple} who have been residents of Casper, for years will make their home here | after a short honeymoon trip. | “oo @ | Eastern Stars Give i Tea at Temple Tuesday. i Fort Casper Chapter, 0. E. S., will hold their regular tea at the Masonic Temple Tuesday afternoon. All mem-| bers and visitorg are invited to at-| tend and take their work. Mrs. J. S.| Mechling and Mrs. W. S. Kimball, Jr., will be hostesses on this occasion. _| Members are asked to remember the donations of jellies, jams and preserved fruits being collected for the conv. ent soldiers at the United States hospital in Denver. Shipment will be made this week. iP tag Dinner Party at Hotel For Mr and Mrs. Manbeck Mr, and Mrs. C. B. Manbeck, for- merly prominent Casper residents, are numbered among the business and socia! visitors in Casper today. Mr. Manbeck is making a regular inspec- tion trip of the holdings of the Stand- ard Oil company in Western fields. Their appearance h was the in- centive for a dinner party at the Hen- ning hotel last night in which their many former fr participated. Among the gu re Mr, and Mrs. Manbeck, Mr. and Mrs. G. R Hagens. Mr. and Mrs, Andy Thompso Mr. ! and Mrs. Harold Manbeck, Mi nie Roberts and William Hagens. Home of M E. S. Grant Sceen of ightful Gath-ring. A very pleasant afternoon spent at the home of Mrs. E. S. Grant, 1020 So. Elm, when t ve of her w Ci nnn Watch Our Windows HA nearest neighbors come in to help celebrate the 86th birthday of Mrs. Woodworth, Mrs. Grant’s mother. The friends came laden with good things to eat, and each brought a present for the dear old lady who is wonderfully active for her year: After an hour spent with nee: ork and music Miss Lucy Grant sisted by Miss Ellen Axtell, serv delicious luncheon, Those present were Fletcher and, mother Mrs. George Waldron and daughter M H, Smith Mrs. Mrs. Nova, Mrs. E. C. Whetstone, Arthur Whetstone Mrs Mrs. William Cody, Mi: Cody and Mrs. E. C. We Mrs. H. R. Lathrop Hastess to Delphian Chapter. The Delphian society will meet Wednesday afternoon 3:00 o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. R. Lathrop, 805 South Center street, All mem- bers are requested to be present there is important business to be con- sidered. * * * Saturday night Miss Seabright en- tertained a few teachers and young men a a card party. oe * Mrs. John F. Leeper entertained the Fortnightly Bridge club at a luncheon of beautiful appointments on Saturday. Mrs. Henry Wieder- hold, Mrs. James Wiederhold and M Leigh Townsend were guests in addi- tion to club membe * Manbecks Guests at Dinner At H. L. Patton Home. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Patton are en- tertaining at a dinner tonight in hon-| or of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Manbeck of Alton, Illinois. Covers will be laid ‘for nine. The Pepper club will meet with Mrs. Pitt Covert, Jr., on CY avenue Tuesday evening, March 4. The Masons will entertain at a dance Tuesday night in the Masonic temple. * * Woman’s Club Meets With Mrs. Josendal The Woman’s club held its regular meeting Saturday afternoon March 1, ‘at the home of Mrs. Josendal, 7 ‘South Durbin street. Roll call was answered with current events. Les- * an sons nine and ten on Indian life were a given by Mrs. J. W. Bingham, and short history of the British in Indi was told by Mrs. W. H. Crawford. ‘Miss Margaret and Miss Lillian Peck gave some musical selections after which the meeting adjourned. De- licious refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, J. W. Bingham. a COOKS AND WAITERS Meeting tonight, 8: Business of importance. S. E. Bailie, 3-3-1t* * Pres. 1 CITY NEWS T OS S: The Otto H. Krausse trio has been, re-engaged by the new management of the Henning, and will return from Salt Creek Thursday, where they have gone to play for a dance. she. (S A. C. Fletche Lusk on a busin is in Casper from and pleasure trip. N. S. Wilson formerly of Casper arrived in Casper Friday. He wilt return to Denver tonight. nL Arthur Eaton, who has been a visitor since Friday, will return to his home in Denver tonight. a As Mrs, Julian Lever will leave Wed- nesday for a week’s visit in Omaha, * * M. J. Burke, president cf the Burke Oil Co., in the Lusk field. re- turned from a trip to California. Season’s First Showing of White Wash Waists We have placed on display a fine assort- ‘ment of sheer daintily style, made, newest wash waists, in more then twenty distinct models. Priced at $4.00 Webel Commercial Co. THE BIG BUSY STORE BUY W.S. S. . - visi man A.Aanm niin’ fninnir from a visit in Sioux City, ahd will leave in a few days for Los Angeles, Califcrnia, where she will visit for a month. * * # Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiederhold of d daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Wiederhold left last night for an extended trip around the world. They were extensively entertained while in Casper. * * * J. B. Barnes has returned from an extended business trip in the east. * * & Dr. Clarence Edward Sidwell, eye, ‘ear, nose and throat specialist, will depart tonight to make his home in Longmont, Colo., where his wife and baby will join him. Dr. Sidwell wi! be associated there with five other ans in the Longmont Hospital sociation. * * Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald ‘are in town for a few days from their ranch on Willow creek. + ens as! George W. Campbell, who has been in Denver and Cheyenne for the past few days, will return to Casper to- morrow. « * © Paul Bachelor returned Saturday night from the marine camp at Gal- veston, Tex. * The vestry of St. Mark’: piscopal church will hold a meeting in the of the Rev. Phillip Edwards at ) Tuesday night. Ped ss * A. E. Elgin has returned from a trin to New York and other eastern points. se # Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Manbeck of Alton, Ill, and formerly of Casper, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Man- beck. s *# Mrs. Emma C. Layton is improving after her recent serious operation. * # Buck Stearns, who has charge of the drilling of the Texas well of the Texas-Elkhorn Oil syndicate, among the business arrivals in Ca per today. ee & Mr. and Mrs. Tom A. Claire of Douglas, is among the business i. tors in Casper today, * # * Mrs. William Madden, formerly a Casper and Riverton regident, among the business visitors in Cas- per today from Denver, where the} family recently moved. | * 8 @ W. F. Henning who has been visi ing in southern oil fields for past two weeks, is expected to re-| turn to Casper during the latter part of the week. L. O. Moss of Cheyenne is among | the business visitors in Casper to-| day. * e Cc. H. Hyer of Parkerton is spend- ing a few days in Casper on busines * * # * * JOE HEHE III T. A. Hall, county commissioner, | is a business visitor in Casper from Arminto. * * * The board of county commission- | ers, composed of Robert J. Veitch, James B. Griffith and Thomas A. Hall are meeting in regular session at the, courthouse today to transact routine | and special business that will come; before the commissioners at this! meeting. * Miss Lillie Roberts, who is con-! nected with the Consolidated Royalty! company headquarters here, returned from Cheyenne yesterday morning where she had spent scveral days on business. om Mrs. J. G. Nicholas wife of the We Are Still Sell- ing Fresh Eggs at C PER DOZEN RUNKEL’S Cocoa 25c Value, Now 20c Watch Our Windows Mrs. C. R. Bucknam has returned |former manager of the II J., who have been | t 4 = = = I a 2 DAILY returned this-morning from | geles where sBegspent the winter. She | is recovering nicely from a recent) attack of influenza which was con- tracted during her stay on the coast. | .e * Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mitchell have returned from an extended sojourn Mr Mitchell was inspecting various oil properties in which he is interest- | ed. He reports that Texas is: expe-| riencing a wonderful boom as the re- madz. He plans to make Casper his} permanent residence however, and re- | ports that he was greatly surprised | with the improvement in conditions; that he notices since his departure | several weeks ago. ss | * | Earl C. Boyle left Saturday night ‘for Pueblo, Colo., to attend the meet- ling of the Rocky Mountain Auto Trades dssociation. The meeting will start in the Colorado city March 3. es * * , a well known Chey- numbered amonz itors in Casper. us | HA. True, J enne ident, iS. H. Taiund; of Greybull, is among the well known Greybull men visit- ing in Casper. e #2 H. M. Lochard of Greybull is spend- ing a few days in Casper on business {and pleasure. * H. H. Thompson, of Green River, is spending a few days in Casper on a; {combined business and pleasure trip. 442-W. 3-1-2t- Authors. Note Our Wirdow. A BIG CONTRACT e tal : Enables us to offer Union Evaporated milk. per case, SCHUE - Sh ee of 48 tall 6 90 “The Little Store With the Big Business’ cans .. $ e FERMI III AER IKI AA SISAL IAA SIA AIH Or three gans 50e — . —. - ~ - - - - for ... 3 °, °, Societe dete cote ceted We guarantee this milk to please or money refunded. LOSS Rosteetectedhe-sbeatpcteahoatectncteceete sions anni Don’t forget the per dozen .... x Two dozen for ... “Citizens’ Equity Saves Phone 304 EKER EEE LEE EKEEEE EEE ERE: Just Arrived Another Cai of x Per Dozen Grape Fruit 3 for 114 South Wolcott HEHE KHIM KHAKI KEL HSE ESE AEA IS INAS IIA He Sunkist Oranges at, Citizens’ Equity Association California Oranges 50 c FRESH VEGETABLES EVERY DAY CITY FRUIT MARKET Telephone 247 Two Stores days. in Casper for a few s 8 * bined .business and -pleasure trip. * 8 6 Miss S, Connat Parks and Miss Edna | among the social visitors in Casper today. | e 2#. ¢ | the past several days. Mrs. Martin is| closing up business matters prepara-! tory to moving permanently to Grey~ bull * * * at the M. J. Gothberg home. | * 8 # Mrs. E. S. Grant, who has been | visiting for the past month in Great | Falls, Mont, has returned home. * 6 * the business visitors in Casper to-/ day. ° es 6 © iz Ed S. Troxel recently of Glenrock, F has purchased the Post home on Na- trona avenue and will move in soon. eos * Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hammond have returned from Denver, where they have been making business arrange- ENROLL FOR SPANISH with the new classes. Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p. m. Casper business College. KK KKK KERRI IE _.3d3e 65¢ for Casper Citizens” 236 E. Second hindi hntartietintntielichticthclicittictnchicindiahsstinhsshe Delashiohahodeiheheliehebeheldinihel ~ SPRrSoee Srereoiodooeiohoatodtontedtoctectoateatoateateatratialestoateteateateate died _ 25 151 South Center MATINEE 2:30 & 4 P. M. NIGHT 7:00, 8:15 & 9:30 Matinee WEDNESDAY ONE DAY ONLY 3 hotel, | J. A. Smith of Sheridan is among|ments pending their moving their os An-|the prominent Wyomingites visiting | residence here. Larry Hill a representative of the G. W. Brown of Greybull is spend-| Warren Construction company is aj ing a few days in Casper on a com-|business visitor in Casper from Bil- lings, Mont. H. W. Hugo, who has been con- in Texas and other southern points.|McCloud of Lander are numbered fined at his home for the past week, has recovered sufficiently to be out. | ee 8 C. B. Richardson, an officer of the Mrs. E. G. Martin of Greybull has| Western Exploration company and sult of new oil strikes that have been been a business visitor in Casper for|the Consolidated Royalty company, has returned from Texas where he has been inspecting properties in the | various new fields. * Rodney Stuart of Lander is among ' Mrs, John Story of Lusk is a guest the business visitors in Casper. * * * large your opportunities. “Join new class Tuesday evening. Casper Fred McPherson, a. Texas oil man, Business-College. 442-W. 3- is among the business visitors in Cas- | per from Fort Worth. ‘TRIBUNE AD ON oe « e * * | |and the demand is unsatiated. patie ee * * * + = |Mullin club, March 4, John @lark is in town today from | towels, cake and candy for sale. is Powder River ranch. W. D. Strunk of Douglas is among | pee Ses = HHH HHH HIE IIIA AIHA LEIA IIASA ASLAN, me | WS TODAY AND TOMORROW THE ROMANCE OF THE BETTER THE COMEDY OF THE SEASON OLE Captain Bruce Baumisfather’s “Alf,” “Bert” and “Old Bill’ “HELL'S ROARING REFORM” LOOK! _ LOOK! BOOKS BOOKS Just received 50,000 copies of the latest books by the best We Sell the Ranges More Than Two Hundred Thousand Have Been _ Sold and Are in Daily Use Alt Sizes All Styles Cabinet or Leg Base HOLMES HARDWARE (0 \ 5 Es BEST VENTILAT- ED THEATER IN THE STATE THE HOUSE OF QUALITY PICTURES Night OLD BILL THE COMEDY OF THE SEASON MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1919 | BOOK SALES IS WINNER—WEST It takes nothing more than a Tri- bune ad to start a rush on the part of the buying public, according to C. West of the Schulte confectionery. West’s Saturday ad noting the arrival ‘of a large shipment of books of the latest fiction already has resulted in the sale of 200 volumes, the larger |number being disposed of “Sunday, SPANISH, a language that will en- ‘ Sees The Altar & Rosary society bazaar Baby wear, 2-28-4t Wyoming ' Le a a ee se ee ee i ee ee od the 1-2t EERE HHEHE REHM EHH URES