Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1919, Page 3

E Events’ | Williams-Hightower Wedding Quietly Solemnized Here. Fred. G. Williams and Miss Doro- thy Hightower, both well known resi. dents of Casper, were quietly mar- ried at 8 o’clock Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wade} Harkness on East Bucknum street, tev. W. H. Bradley performing the | ceremony. Arrangements of the wed- ding were quietly made and none but the most intimate friends of the young couple were let in on the se- cret, The newlyweds were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Harkness. After a short visit with friends in Casper the young couple will leave for Lusk: to make their future home. Pe aes Young Lander Couple Married Here. A lifetime romance culminated happily in Casper last week when Carroll J. Plaisance and Miss Mary Irene Hanscum, both of Lander, were united in marriage by Rev. W. II. Bradley. The young couple left for Denver and other Colorado points, where they will spend a two weeks’ honeymoon. They will return to W: oming to make their home in Lan- der, where both have resided for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dumm of Cas- per, who attended the young people, were the only friends to be let in on the secret.® se & Mothers’ League Will Hold Ice Cream Social The Mothers’ League will be hosts at the first Ice Cream social of the season Wednesday night hen they stage a big feature at the Army and Navy club rooms to which the public is invited. Huge freezers of ice m and mountains of cake have m arranged for and preliminary plans call for a rare social fete, with a good time for the visitors the prime element in the success of the affairs. * * # Important Meet Missionary Seciety Scheduled Tomorrow ie. Women’s Home Missionary sogiety of the Methodist church will yaeet’ tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sheldon, 306 South Grant street. It is urged that all members be on hand promptly at 2:30 as important: business is sched- uled to come up for consideration. Among the business arrangements to be considered is the annual election of officers and the opening of ‘the mite contribution boxes, * * * dale Miss Phillips Honor Guest Miss Gladys Phillips was the honor guest at a luncheon of beautiful ap- pointments at which Miss Margaret Sullivan entertained on Seturday. The table was beautifully decorated with profusions of pink and white sweet peas, which were artistically arranged in a white wicker basket. After luncheon the guests spent the afternoon playing bridge. Covers were laid for Mesdames G. A. Wald- schmidt, Paul Bachellor, Gene Dunn,; Cerlton Clymer of Basin, Harry Man-; beck, the Misses Hazel Adams, Eu- nice Smith, Doris Page of Spring- field Massachusetts, Katharine Ma- honey, Violet Lever, Hazel Good and Christine Grieve. * * * Salto Club Dance Tonight The Salto club’ will entertain at another of its delightfuul dances at the Masonic Temple tonight. These Uances are always looked forward to by all of the guests. = | CITYNEWS s'!. o_O Dr. W. E. Downie, local represen- tative of the Alliance Refining com- pany, returned from Denver Satur- day where he spent several days in the interests of the new refining plant at Thermopolis. so. * C. E. Sevinson, state highway engi- neer, is numbered among the official business visitors in Casper today. He is on an inspection trip of roads in this vicinity. | choi f | George B. McClellan of Worland| is numbered among the business vis- | itors in Casper from the northern| part of the state,” ‘ John D. Gin eo Cheyenne arrived | in Casper this morning for a sev- eral days’ inspection trip of his hold- ings in this vicinity. * 9 * (icwerviawerbubae 0. C. Taylor of Torrington is spending a few days in Casper on a combined business and _pleasurc trip. * 6 # Mr. and Mrs. A. S. McCullough} of Lander are spending a few days/ ver visiting friends and trans- acting business. * 8 * J .T. Land of Lusk is among the} Wyoming .oil men who ore visiting | in Casper today. * * # E. T. Williams, president, and Martin McGrath, secretary, of the | E. T. Williams Oil company left last | night for a business visit in Denver. | Par) H. V. Phoenix, a representative of | a Denver commercial house, return-| ed to the Colorado capitol yesterday | after spending several days calli a on local trade, Mr. and Mrs. H. § his morning from Denver where they spent the past ten days on a vacation. They made the trip over- land and report the roads in many . Reed returned parts of the state in excellent con- dition. s 68 6 George S. Hesse is among the business visitors in Casper today from the Buffalo country. s * # Mrs. T. C. Beckwith and Miss ‘Sarah Beckwith of Lander are spending a short vacetion in Casper visiting friends and doing spring shopping. B. O. Jones, a Denver oil man, is ‘noted among the arrivals in Casper jtoday. He is here luoking over his ‘holdings in adjoining s. eon Robert Grieve is ir from his ranch in the Oil City country for a few {days on business matters. are H. L. Ritter, president of the U. S. Wool company, arrived in Casper this morning to spend several days here on company business. BlG HORN BASIN AND NORTHERN WYOMING DEVELOP BIG FIELDS “Undeveloped structures of the Big | Horn Basin and the northern part of Wyoming hold greater prospective oil possibilities than the untested structures in any other part of the state,” according to a statement made this morning by Frank B. Taylor, scout for the Oil City Derrick, who! returned last night from a 10-day in- spection trip over the northern oar GOOD GAST FOR SENIOR PLAY TO INSURE SUGCESS “Green Stockings” fessional Color as Date of Pro- duction Approaches; Tickets Now on Sale. The cast for the ‘“Grgen Stockings,” which will be given at the Iris theater June 2, is fast changing from the amateur class nior class play, Takes on Pro-| to the professional under the tutelage | pf Miss Blainey, of the East Side} school. The play is replete with funny incidents and the members of the cast will handle their various in- | tricete parts with the confidence of | veterans of the spotlight. The cast follo’ Admiral Grice__________ Loyd Price | William Faraday__Raymond Hanson Colonel Smith_ --Weston Sproul | { Robert Taiver_ ~Rodney Smith) Henry Steele______ __Harry Ballard | James Raleigh_________Archie Post Marie, the Maid____Kathryn Dessert Celia Farec ----Anna REE Madge (Mrs. Rockingham) Mable Sormeor Evelyn (Lady Trenchard) —------_ Kathryn Mahoney Phillis...._.__________Ruth Adams. World’s Greatest Violinist at the Cc. N. aa : Lenore McMahon et vir to Mra, Chishoim Faraday (Aunt He oe EO Haas on lot 9, blk. 62, Casper, Con. PD) maeoas naman cuss EAGLES ATTENTION $1 ete. é wickets for this premier show Bt Regular meeting tonight. Busi- J. M. Carey & Bro., to Emma F. Gr cabn Gh dian cron git pile he ness of importance, demands your Likely on lot 3, blk. 151, Casper, sale today, 2nd indications from the pyesence. Refreshments, numbers of reservations that are be- | ZSSESS eee ing snapped up, point to a crowded house, with the S. R. O. sign out Mong before the hour for the rising of the curtain. eet gee First Ice Cream Social of the sea- son by Mothers’ League, Wednes evening, May 28, at Army and N: club rooms, Oil change building. | | Every one iny 5-26-3t The Eeaeineel of Manik is big- ger than England and Wales, and jcould by herself grow enough wheat to feed forty millios of people. tare drilled out. ‘for the play. | LOO TIOL ILM. TODD ISOS SMA of the state. “Phoductive areas in the Big Horn MN basin have just been scratched. Grass |! Creek and Elk Basin fields are shal- } low producers but the production ha been so large it was not necessary to make tests of lower level formation: When these deeper tests are made!} there is very indication that great increases, in old yield will be made. | Mr. Taylor states tNat there are reores of structures in the Big Horn} that will never see original develop-! ment until the fields in this vicinity VIOLA DANA ON TRIP TO SANTA CRUZ FOR PLAY | Viola Dana, the winsome little Me- |‘ tro star who will be seen in the role = of Madelon in “False“Evidence,” the feature to be shown at the Lyric thea- ter today, took a trip to the island of Santa Cruz to “shoot” some scenes Quality, inside and out, through and through—cloth, make and trimmings. Suits of such first class qual- ity are bound to pane you satis- faction. There 2re no newer. styles than these we are showing now. And _ patterns — here’s the finest assortment ygu ever saw. Grays, browns, greens, blues, and all sorts of fancy mixtures. SUITS OF QUALITY, $21 to $60. Shirts, neckwear, underwear and hats of good quality. | { I i | | These pictures show the beautiful |: 'semi-tropie spots of the Pacific ocean = and which has been called an “earth: |} ly Paradise’’ by those who have visited | it Added to these scenes of beauty |! will be others of regal grandure show- ing the mighty redwoods of Califor- nia. To film the big trees the com- pany went on a two week trip into the heart of the redwood country and camped out like woodmen, for the = primitive village near which they were situated had no accommodations to offer the players. Miss Dana'~ voted it one of the most enjoyable |: experiences of her long picture ca- reer. Successor to Bloom Shoe & Clothing Co. Dutton, Staley & Company Brokers Daily accurate quotations from New York and Denver markets, over private telegraph wires. Instant ser- vice. We furnish quotations on any stock listed on any exchange in the country. List your stocks with us, we will get you the highest possible price., Ask for our market letter. Two Offices Casper, Wyo., 411 Oil Exchange Bldg., Phone 1134 Lugk, Wyo., Henry Hotel Stocks and Insurance $ Active Representative of The Equitable Life ot New York STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD Why speculate with your life insurance when you can get a policy in one of the strongest and oldest life insurance institutions upon the planet? Befter be safe than sorry. Call at the office and let me explain the latest policies upon the market. J, J. GIBLIN 312- 313 OIL EXCHANGE BUILDING Office: 985-J ——PHONES—— Res.: 474-J IDI DOLD aaa Da LDaiDa Ds. 12) MP VLLLLALLALLLALLLL A EEE {LOOTLIATIOOOTES IE => | PPP PPP PPO POO OO oe eat Wwiereewereeeeneee. ow. IMPROVE THE YELLOWSTONE | Fred Pattee returned from Doug- las this morning where he has spent severa] davs in the interests of good | roads in Central Wyoming. He at- | tended an enthusiastic good roads} meeting Saturday evening and reports that the road enthusiasts of the Con- verse county capital are planning to apend a great part of their road| funds in improving the Yellowstone highway and connections with the oil! fields. i | I> | | | a Hearing is the only sense which is not active in a new-born child. That sense is dormant until the third or \fourth day. | —__—_—_ . 3 The Holy Land of the Chinese is ‘India. It is the native land of Sakya Huni, the supreme Buddha. ——o— REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS See Ben Realty Co., to Beatrice Fenton on lot 237 Kenwood Add. Con. $125. Herman O. Engelke et ux to Ar- thur A. Schulte on lots in block 43, White’s Add. Con. $10. The Mt. Realty & Title Corp., to Robert K. Staley on lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, block 5, East Burlington Add. Con. $1 ete. Harry N. Free to Sam Simmons on lots 19 and 20, Sheridan Heights Add. {on $1. MAUD POWELL TAYLOR.& CLAY, Inc. 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