Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1919, Page 3

McKenna-MacPherson ociety a took place os __CITY NEWS pies Price and son, Lloyd, are v ing in Colorado and will not — return to Casper until! next week. * © « John Whisenhunt from Denver sold to Mrs, A. E. Maple. has turned Sawyer of Novth the home of the bride’s Wedding Early Today parents, CY avenue at | Frank G. Curtis, an officer of the A wedding of much interest was|° clock Sune fternoon, the Rev. * ve york Oil comp ny, returned this mnized this morning at 6 o’clock Walter L. Wrenc _ performing the at ral ¢ from Deny where he spent St. Anthony’s Catholic church|°eTemony. Only intimate friends and Rien thtes ane business it when Miss Olive McKenna became the} “¢!#tives were in attendance. a ‘ oil concern pride of Lieut. Alexander MacPher- ‘The home was prettily decorated : Z for the occasion and following the | ©: B. Richardson an officer of so The nuptial mass was sung by Father John H. Mullen and the } SCTCMONY dinner was served to the Explora tion iss | Suest y enroute b young couple were attended by Miss] S¥eS enroute b: ears , The young couple will make their where he Margaret Langhman, a cousin of the pride and Mr. John Bingenheimer. The bridal party entered the church to the strains of Lohengrin, played by Miss Edna Smith, and during the ceremony “O, Promise Me” and “I Love You”? were beautifully render- ed by Mrs. Don Lobdell. The‘ bride was becomingly attired in white geor- vette crepe with a large picture hat to match, and carried a shower bou- I hi J Meet Monday were royally entertained at the home. gam n itectnie the development t being conducted by the ome in Casper. unior Philatheas Mr. and Mrs. John B Shumaker are expected how from Sheridan, where they , visiting at the home of Mr. : for the past ten day and C Monday the Junior Ph itheas, a ss of the Methodist sunday mchoo}; Roy Minty After a short busir vening was spent ding of bride’s roses, while her at- Delicious idant wore pink and white and car- elicious refreshments 8 pertaining to his oil hold 3 ed by the hostesses, the M Char- vicinity. ried pink roses. eS > 5 2 x = 3 » | lotte Gantz, Ferne Marqu Anita Following the ceremony a wedding | ,, “9 Reese and Ednes Mokler. § nteen In breakfast was served at the home of}, Sige Gremurexent 2 oil man Mr. and Mrs, M. J. Burke, co eae ae a mm business laid for, twenty, of the. in ©! The Amon a-Agoga class of the 2 P iends and relatives of the cour wey . i R. neral a | First Baptist church will hold its |, : Mrs. MacPherson is the younges pularimonthl Satine TEhiS srney for the } fining com- shter of Mrs McKenna and| soo a ony meeting this even-i nan on to : wien h I “ling in the basement of the Baptist $2) Ci hi aes formerly of verpool, Ohio, | ,arsonage. 414 South Recah Melreee: in Casper this morning for the past six y her home in Wyoming. | iy Mr. MacPherson is a well known j sheepman and until recently was | | | ears has made | ;p he president urges that the members e present promptly at ei ight o'clock. | bod Sid Miss Katherin Gretnueh of Lan- W. O. Lander on legal bu Wilson will leave today for serving his country as lieutenant in| ger who has many friends in Cas- The Nati 1 Ame Woman he A. E. F, in France. 7 per, passed thru here yesterday on ociation n pre- he happy couple left this morn-|her way to her home in Lander after the gold pen used by ng on the 7:55 train for Thermopo-/ cpending the past year at school in tt and Vi esident After a honeymoon spent ir » Yellowstone } return to C: pect to make their home. th A host of friends will extend con-| vice for the past several months, gratulations. [returned to C: r this morning af- tee ter an extensive overseas period: He Military Balk July Third. | A Victory Military ball will he} given the night of July 3 at the Ma- sonic temple by the 4 Ni club undex the able di agers of the Friday g club, Mesdames Sam F. }. T. Boone, and M. F. Invitations will be issued to all members of the club and may be} secured by members for friends by ap- plying to the committee, or to Harry Fisher, the secretary of the Army and Navy club. Elaborate prepara- ions are being made for the enter- nment of the guests and it will] e one of the largest balls ever given in Casper. Goth- a ccematniianuniaaars aN LADUE AIH DSRGR Cea ese Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Entertain at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Johnson were | the hosts at an informal dinner at} their home on South Cen of Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Finnegan, Mrs. |% Anna Lee of Hot Springs, South Da- iota, Mr. and Mrs. 1. F. Weber of Chadron and Mr. and -Mrs. - Bg Stem, also of Chadron, NAR | 52 caus #2 HIGH STANDARD Mrs. Finnegan Entertains Bg LIQUID - PAINT at Luncheon for Guests. be Mrs. J: W. Finnegan entertained § bridge luncheon in honor of her guests Mesdames Anna Lee, L. F. |per bay who has been in an ice cream social ing at the home of L. A. hody welcome. street ae given én hon4r of the house suests | ae aa ie A signing the mendment. he east. * * ® William Harned, a well known C€ army dise hargtd at Fort Russell yes- e * & Thursdoy 0 a BB a PB Pa BCE. 0S878sesRs! Some Inside Facts on life of High besides pure linseed oil and white lead. Standard contains something Weber and A. C, Stem. The sme The other things used in the making tables’ at which the guests mere seat ag of this good paint are called ‘‘balanc- ted with ; : . ; profusions of dark red roses. After |#i@ ing jjmeteriele piney wire tac pane the elaborate luncheon the guests B% elasticity, strength and durability; spent the afternoon playing auction. aa these are essential qualities ina paint e who were invited to meet the! a bs attractive visitors were Mesdames Ze che tenuet/ give bes ecu Carl Wever, Sid Roberts, Leslie Par-| 3% her of Denver, Q. K. Dea Oliver | ma Johnson, R. L. Mitchell, Mar- gy HOLMES HARDWARE CO. ard, and the Misses Mar; et Cur- @@ and Dew Flannery of Denver. |B Ask for “Holmes to Homes” * * * oa Ward Home Scene of Wedding Sunday The wedding of Ruth Eleanor Ward to Frank E. Brewer, both of Casper, ™ - Ba Color Card J cottes 2-V SAS ROASTED BY, death Or & The Butter-Nut Label Guarantees Be gg Coffee on eke Table? ith a new Overland six | fa Outside Paints % Pure linseed oil and pure white 14 oo Jae Jead do make 1 so-called “pure a paint—but also a poor paint; 8) poor, when you compare its Be weuring qualities with thelong 8% He | Bartlett Pears, size 2% ¢ » for 65c. eli return to ver to make . nome. me Continuous | p. m. to 1 p. m. D. L. Dorr, president of the Big COOLEST THEATER IN CASPER ra ‘County: Bank ot topped REGULAR SUMMER ATTRACTIONS o Cheyenne. G. & M. CASH CROCERY PAGE THREE s Lela Salisbury and Miss Eva : 1 the g for for , Nebraska. They Boulder and Denver Miss Salisbury and LYRIC THEATER TODAY: BILLY RHODES iN “In Search of Arcady” Sliced Beef, size 3% oz. 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