Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 5, 1921, Page 3

* 2 Girl Won on Diamond. ‘The happy climax of a romance which began over a year ago occurred quietly married by Rev. Philip K. Ed- wards of St. Mark's church. ‘The romance between the couple began When Mr. Free was a member of the Midwest baseball team which won the championship of the Rocky Mountain region. Mr. Free, a brother of Harry Free, prominent Casper realtor, and Russell Free, also well known local resident, is associated with C. P. Arbogast in the operation of the Senate cafe. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Free of Manning, Iowa. 4 Miss Williams, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hopkins of Provo, Utah, has been secretary to E. C. Cal- houn, federal board representative for sthe past several months. She has -“ made her home with her sister, Mrs. George F. Halliday. Slipping away from the observation of their friends who anticipated the ceremony, the young couple sought the assistance of Mr. and Mrs. Halli- day,\a@nd were quietly married with- out other attendants. ‘The bride was beautifully gowned in blue silk taffeta and wore a gray georgette picture hat. Shortly after the ceremony the young people left for Denver and other Colorado points where they will remain two weeks. ‘When they return to Casper they will be 4t home to friends in a cozy little apartment in the Newman build- ing. Cooked Sala Is Successful The Cooked saie which was held by the women of the North Casper chape? at the North Casper store all day Saturday, netted the organization $87, which will be used for church work, ‘The home of Mr. and Mrs, R. K. Staley has been sold to H. B, Dur-| ham, who will take-up residence there in the near future. ; ; Sng ae ‘There will be a meeting of the Nursing Committee of the Natrona county chapter of the Red Cross at the health center in the City Hall, Wetnesday at 8 o'clock. The meeting has been called-by Mrs. W. S. Kim- ball, Sr., chairman of the committee. The following members will gather for the business session: Rev. Philip K. Edwards, Fred Van Gorden, Dr. J. F. O'Donnell, Dr. G. M.Anderson, (Mrs. Leslie. Nelson, Mrs. J. W, M Intyre and Ambrose Beningw: oe ay. Atorney Frank England has_ re- turned from a business trip to the eee Business Meeting Is Announced The Chicago and Northwestern Wo- men’s club will hold\a-business meet- ing at the Episcopal church parlors, Seventh and Wolcott strects, Wednes- day, April 6, at 3 o'clock. . Dance Well Attended : The Saturday Night dancing club entertained for a goodly number of people last week-end, at the Temple Auditorium. Mrs. San Service assist- @i by several ladies chaperoned the tended by Miss Ivy Moore. Mr. Swindier was the attendant of the sroom, After the service, a dinner was served at the Henning hotel. A num- ber of friends were the dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. O'Beein left last even- ing for Douglas where they will spend a few days. They will return to make their home in Casper, Mr, O’Berin is connected. with the Western Realty company. ese Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Stirrett return: ed yesterday from Denver. Mr. Stir- rett has been in Washington, D. C., attending to business matters for the past few weeks, Mrs. Stirrett joined her husband in Denver. «ne Meeting of Syhergac For Tomorrow Mrs. W. H. Tolhurst of 1031 South Wolcott street will entertain for the members ot the’ St, Mark's Synergae affair, The music was played by the Casper band orchestra and the dancing lasted from 9 o’clock until midnight. These dances which are given each Week have been very successful dur- ing the winter social season. They will continue to be given until the ‘warm weather makes dancing inddors uncomfortable. vere Mrs. W. EL vitt fetursen er evening at a regular meet- from Denver, wheré she has been vis- | "8 eee iting for the Lg We Sere A marraige license was issued in Denver, last Saturday for Frank 8S. Surprise Feature Cul) "* iphf and Elizabeth C, Wells, both At Schembeck Dance of this city. For the Saturday night dance, the eee surprise feature of the evening was! Mr. and Mrs, Patriék Sullivan and the initial copy of*the Schémbeck| Miss Sullivan have returned to their News, a newspaper edition telling of| home here after spending the past the dance program for the week at|rew months in the east. They attended the Winter, Garden, and containing the inauguration at Washington, D. Several dissertations on the correct|C. arter spending several weeks in manner of dancing. The paper was! }jorida. From there they visited in circulated at the dance. The idea Chicago. They will remain at their of the weekly publication is not only|home in this city for some time now. to give the “line up" for the” week,, see but to further the plan of uniform,|pance Planmed For Minstrels correct dancing. bs An informal ddnce will be given at Monday Club the Henning hotel on Tuesday even- Is Entertained ing after the Minstrel show for the Mrs. J. C. Siicot was hostess this|minstrels and their friends. Refresh- afternon at a regular meeting of the|ments will be served. Monday club, at her home. A 1 o'clock Meg luncheon was served after which the afternoon was devoted to playing auc- tion bridge. ‘New Dance to Open Wednesday The West End dancing club will hold their first dance at the Averill |hall on Wednesday night from 9 o'clock on. The Ayerill will be in charge of the affair. The dances will be held weekly and all of the residents Teachers To of the west end of Casper are espe- Give Dinner, cially invited. The teachers of the Casper public Se schools will meet at a dinner to be|Annual Business meeting given at the Henning Tuesday evening|Of Casper Woman's Club at 5:30 o'clock.. A number of interest-| The regular annual business meet- ing subjects will be presented and dis-|ing of the Casper Woman's club was cussed. held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Oddmund Josendal. During the business’session the following of- ‘ficers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. J. W. Bingham; first vice presigent, Mrs. W. A. Blackmore; second Vice prest- dent, Mrs. Amy A. Davis; secretary, Mrs. H. Be Pearce; assistant secre: tary, M. C. Keith; treasurer, Mrs, Oddmund Josendal. Mrs. W. J. Bailey, chairman of the calendar committee gave the annual report. The study for the ensuing year: will be Shakespeare. No program’ was given at the meet ing. Rrefreshments were served by the hostess and a social’ time was ‘en- joyed. 24 H. B. Dirham ‘has returned from Denver, where he has been on busi- ness, eee American Legion Auxiliary To Have Meeting The Woman's Auxiliary to the Am- erican Legion will meet at. the: Y. W. C. A., Tuesday, 'Aprit 5 at 2:30 o'clock. A regular business meeting will be held. a eee Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sullivan are the parents of a baby son born at their home on South Beech. street, Sunday evening.. Mrs. Sullivan and the little boy are doing splendidly. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan dre now the Parents of four sons. see Bazaar for Thursday At the Temple The Bazaar to ba given under the auspices of the St. Mark’s guild will be held in the Masonic Temple all af- ternoon and evening of the coming ‘Thi )Moose Give Private Dance The monthly dance ys be’ given by. the Moose, for the raemsers: cf the organization and 174~ fami'ties will be held at the Winter Garden this evening. A straigat program of danc- ing. and special entertainment will be held. oe fn Ae Better rouds cure “townshipitis” and enlarge tie horizon of everyone who travels che open road. Forbidden ursday. Booths will be: constructed in tho hall for the aprons, hand made under- garments and fancy .work. A fortune telling booth. will be one attraction and other entertainments are planned. Tea will be served all afternoon. Arner O'Berin-Garton Nuptials Are Performed The marriage of Carl O'Berin to Mrs, Lnn Garton of Douglas, took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Methodist.church. Tho Rey. Walter L. French, performed the service. ‘The bride wore a dark brown gown, with a hat to match, She carried a/ bouquet of sunset roses. She was at- Fruit | i Ae Che Casper Daily Crivune PERSONALS | pany is in Billings, Mont., looking after business in the interests of a large shipment of tanks which have been received at the Billings offices of the company. piter ls. Perry Spicer, engineer on the North- western now resident in Shoshoni, is here visiting with old time friends. Mr. Spicer was formerly living here. Carrs George McClellan of the Red Bank Cattle company stopped over in the cits between trains, yesterday. Mr. McGellan was enroute to Rawlins where he will attend the meeting of the Shriners. 2 ee Mr..and Mrs, W. 2. :/ohnson left for the.east yesterduy Mr. Johnson will accompany Mr, Johnson as far as*Omaha, and from there he will at- tend the meeting of the Rotarians in Pueblo.. Mrs. Johnson will visit at jwiille on/ a picnic party fm Glenrock. | A party of people made the trip over- land and spent the day in Gienrock. | Mrs. Shaffer burned her band over |the camp fire, and sprained her ankle in gettin; out Joe I. May of the May Tank com-| Sho is somowh, being installed ments have Been made that the open- ing will take place soon. has recently been completed. see department as helpers and Cecil Tho Standard refincM™ officials and|Stratton to the bollermakers va a la- the Midwest Refining company officials| borer. who are on a tour cf inspection in the city left this morning with R. S. Ellison on a trip to the Salt Creek fields, where they spent the day. . Creek are on busin friends, | Store left this morning on a short busi- | ness trip to Forsyth, Mont. new works and taken all in all it is a very interesting number. The em-! ployes stock purchasing plan is also! explained {n detail, John T. Conroy who has been y: ing at Thermopolls for the past |Month has returned and Is back on his | jOld Jobsin the mason department. — | } of their motor car. improved today. ‘The furniture for the Mills hotel is today and announce- —— W. A. Sennett and J. B. Steele, Jr., have teen transferred from the construc#on department to the boiler The hotel Glen DeRenzy has reported back on the job after having been away for several days. Mike Mointy who has been absent for the past month on account of ill- ness is back or the job once more. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore of Salt pending a few days here shopping and visiting G. V. Rakestraw has returned from|E. W. J. Lindsay of the Golden Rule us that he had a very pleasant trip. chanical office. H. G. Wilkes and wife left Friday! DEMO CHAIRMAN Io INJURED IN |and the children were cut, brulsed™ - AUTO SMASHUP |Ray E. Lee and Party of Chey- enne Suffer Injuries When Car Crashes Into Bank and (By Associated Press) CHEYENNE, Lee, his visit with his parents and tells|man, and George R. Walker, foreman in the Union Pacific shops, He is back on the job in the me-| Were seriously injured; Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Walker were less severely hurt jand the Lee and Walker babies we: nal injuries, and shaken, Overturns Wyo., April 4.—Ray | noison. 40, Democratic state chair- 5. a PAGE THREE = | nts condition is grave. He was pin- |ned down under the overturned car_ |for several minutes before witnesses’ of the accident could lift the heavy machine and was almost dead from_ suffocation when extricated. Walker = was severely cut and may bave inter-~ Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Walker Earlier in the day, at a point twelve miles farther north on the same high- way, Fred Hirsig, a wealthy retired atockman, was seriously injured when | an automobile in which he and four ~ others were enroute to the Eddie Mc-— Carthy ranch housr, skidded in loose’? sand and turned over twice. Al ex-)" cept Hirsig were thrown clear and es- caped with bruises, Hirsig sustdin-— ed several fractures of ribs and one broken rib punctured a lung. The others of the party were Jack Elliott, > Harry Davis, Mark Astle and Fred = ————._—_. Better roads break down town jeal- ousies and encourage co-operation, 'LJEAD COLDS on a two-week vacation trip to sunny| Now that’ the annual fishing sea-| slightly injured at 5 o'clock Sunday Melt in spoon; inhale vapor ety, oid Home “th CHORES. Florida. Mr. Wilkes is train dispatcher! son is open, we are expecting to hear/fternoon when a touring car which apply freely up nostrils. H, J. Peterson is leaving tomorrow | fF the Chicago & Northwestern rail-| some very choice fish stories. It| Walker was driving at high speed on feplonaydnne where he codik, conte (TOO! here. |should be remembered that in order| the Yellowstone highway, eight miles | 4 with’ the J. M. Carey brothers com-|. _ _. Ailes |t0 make ‘good on a “yarn” it is best| north, got beyond control in turning | a pany on the matter of opening the| _<- t Bvone, formerly Northwestern|to carry the head and backbone| out to pass another car, collided with | VAPO Rue Spring allotment of Carey lots. From |OMicial here, now superintendent at|around as evidence. This, of course,|@ cut bank and overturned. Lee may| Over 17 Million Jara Used Year, Cheyenne, Mr. Peterson will go to| Chadron, and wife came up to Casper} does not apply to anyone in particu. tained intern Denver where he will attend the auto| Saturday for a short visit with old|lar; however, Shorty Edelmuth, AL| show. He will recurn ing back a car for the son agency. aziv- . Peter. eee Cc. B., Stafford, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, has returned from Scottsbluff where he attended several organization meetings of the friends, at Chadron Sunday afternoon. -——> They returned to their home|bert Hawley and Charles Warnock! would do well to listen to this advice. | NORTHWESTERN SEEKING. -COML SUPPLY IN STATE Peeimiercta) body that is forming | NDARD REFINERY NOTES. BE , Alvah Todd of the refining depart-| SHOSHONI, Wyo., April 4,—The Attorney C. P Plummer is in Den-|ment is taking a ten-day vacation in| Northwestern Railway’ company is yer looking after business interests |order to look after some personal ai -|preparing to prospect for coal on! for the next few day: | fairs. | school section 36, three miles east oo. | of Shoshoni, where it hopes to de Mr. and Mra. Daniel Lewis and/ ta Gilmartin has been! transferred| velop a sufficient coal supply to last! Gaughter, Jane,” haye left for San/rrom the pipe department to the boil-| for many years. A diamond core drill Francisco and Los Angeles, Cal.,where er house as a washer. is to be used in prospecting work. —_— they will visit with their daughte cect } <a Mrs. D. F. Herron, for some time.| ‘rhe April issue of the Stanolind| Among the Russian. crown jewels, | eee | Record has arrived and the copies are|the whereabouts of which remains a/}} R. 8. Ellison of the Midwest Refin-!peing called for by the employes. We| mystery, is an emerald weighing six ing company from Denver, where hoe has been on business for the past weck. } eee Myron Blackmere is here from Den-} ver aticnding to business matters with | the Midwest Refining company. | eee | Glen Naylor of Denver ts spending a few days here looking after business matters. eae ©. J. Gérber is leaving tomorrow for Denver and Alamoosa, Colo., where he will attend to business. interests. oe © ‘This Misses Agnes and Clella Dyke! Yeft last night for Denver, wehre they will continue the. school term, They have been visiting with their parents, who are residents of Casper. | ears | Mrs. William Shaffer is suffering from a sprained ankle and a burned hand ‘whch she* received yesterday 2a: HERBS ae De peur eempenstatitons competi seat ts wk ieloees "Do you teal tle, sep tired have no vigor, i ores [> PaTioN, RHEUMATISM, HEAD- and GEN- ‘One LIVER, KIDNEYS: ht makes your 1 ¥ id BOWELS-function pro} Sly MMONEY-BACK GUARANTEE ta | KoMBLIss cO., WASH, D.C. 18 returned this morning‘|note several ve SPECIAL AT HALF PRICE | good pictures of the|and three-quarter pounds. 5--Dresses--75 In Tricotine, Serges, Poiret Twill, Taffeta, Messaline | and Georgette— Hl See Our Window Display of Money Saving Values W. 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