Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1921, Page 3

, JUNE 20. 1927 poride’s veil bound to her head in crown effect. She carried a bouquet of bride's roses. The wedding march was ed. by Mrs, Walter J. King and Neil Frank Wolcott lead the bridal party as ring- Afternoon. Places at the) bearers carrying the ring in heon tables were laid for 20/Iily.) The two little flower gi guests. ‘The decorations were carried) Nona Mae and Beth Woicott, sis out in tho color. scheme of lavender|ters of the bride. They both wore and gold with cut flqwers and tabie|white net dresses trimmed: in pink pointments. Following the luncheon|Mowers and ribbons, and carried baskets of pink and white sweetpeas. tion bridge. The high honors wera} Following the services a delicious by Mrs. T. C. Tonkin and Mrs./five-courso dinner was served with . H. Cobb, Sr. Places la! for 21 guests in the ban- Mrs. Andrus will entertain again/quet roos of the Henning hotel. Fol- tqiay for about 22 guests in noice of!lnsmg the dinner the young couple Mrs. Stewart. jleft for Thermopolis where they will spend their honeymoon. They will re- turn to Casper to their new home re- Cottonwood Pepper Club To Meet, Miss Violet Lever will be hostess! street this evening at: her home on South) irs. Ridgeway is a graduate of Beech street for the members of the) tne WN; ony pein Ae high school and Pepper club. The evening will be|attended the Colorado state prepara- spent playing auction bridge and re-|tory for two years. The groom came freshments will be served by about three years hostess: Both Mr. and Mrs, Ridgeway © many-~friends who extend con- Recital Scheduled gratulations, For Pupils of Prof. Rudolph Lundberg] qyipune will appear in the following program| Returns a Bride. ne tntght eed St the taber} Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Vogel, prin- " ee oy cipals in a recent wedding at Lusk, Mss, purest Mice te me silanes arrived in Casper yesterday Meme se be at home to their friend ‘Alexander apartments. The pretty ceremony uniting Miss Bonnita Eunice Reed”and Mr. Vogel was performed at the ranch home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Reed of Lusk. The services were read in the open in the pretty park near the home. The bride was gowned in white georgette, pearl trimmed, and wore a white picture hat to match. The young couple were attended by friends cog|im Lusk and a dainty flower girl led the bridal party. Mrs, Vogel was born and reared in Wyoming and for the past year has been a teacher in the Lusk. schools. et vocal Duet—"I Know a Bank, _|Mr.. Vogel was formerly connected ie Pgs re hah Renn) Where|with the Lusk Herald and is now Mrs. Don Lobdell and Edna Halland.|o"e of the force at the Casper Daily Piano—“Tete @ Tete”-__4.--Lawson ne: re, Ruth Bagby. Songs—{a)—“A Barque at Midnight” | Thimble Club WOT Am Not Fair ead | The Thimble club’ of the Neighbors Pisina Panadandiie Tareetiatan ing on Wednesday afternoon at 2 Engeimann|o’clock at the home of Mrs. M. 1. Amelia Shikany. Bishop, 818. East Second street. AN ng—"T Lov weet"’..-Barttett |members of the’ Neighbors of Wood- dai hs a: tt | craft are invited to attend the social completed on jcently aoe tee of Woodcraft will hold a regular meet- Ruth Sproul, Song—“Night Song” ~~. Mrs. Branson. Piano—"Playing Tag” Beatrice Koch. > Song—“The Spirit $f Spring’”_-Parker| Warwick Downing of Denver, a Mrs. E. C, Gates. prominent ‘attorney, is spending the Piano—“Merry Whim" ------Ormsby|day here attending to business inter- Eileen Butler. ests connected with the Balt Creek Songs—{a)}—““Dawn"__-_ Pearl Curran | Consolidated company. (b}—“There's. Ever a Song eee Somewhere” --.... Ward-Stephens| Ray Phoebus of ‘Thermopolis, is H.-L. Bottoms. here looking after business interests Piano—“Summer Joys” —. -Heins/and visiting with friends. t Veitch. eee Piano—“Ballet des Papillons".Godard| Dp. R. Philips of the Parkersburg Marie Bishap. | Rig and Reel company, has left for Vocal Duet—“O, Holy Father” from] Montana, where he will attend to “Maritana" ~------------- Wallace| business matters of importance. Mesdames ‘Burton Nye and F. J. Les- esas chinsky. Russell Yunck of. the Midwest Re- eee Young Matrens Have Interesting Meeting. bd At the meeting of the Young Ma-| William Shaffer, better known as trons’ club which was held at the Y.|*Bill,” is in Denver, where he under- W. C..A. last Wednesday, plans fortwent a successful operation on his a garden party to be held in July|nose. He will return to his home were made. The exact time and place|here this week. will be announced later. An invita- ed tion is extended to all young matrons| W. R. Finney of the Midwest Re- of the city to attend the social gath-| fining company, has returned from ering. Elk Basin, where he has been spend- A program of special features was|ing the week on business. given at the last meeting which was sh e38 much enjoyed. Following the busi-! Everett Myers has returned from ness and the program a social time| Lincoln, driving overland and reports fining company offices, is confined to his home by illness. ee was held. the roads to be in tad condition. see cee Bride and Groom : I. Nijack, who recently accepted Return, ie the position of assistant manager of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ellithorpe have|the Leader store, has returned from returned to the city after spending | Denver, accompanied by his wife and their ‘wedding trip in Colorado. They | mother. ~They will make their home will be at home on East Yellowstone. |at 230-South Wolcot* street. Mrs. Ellithorpe was formerly ~~ Miss oc gh. » Vera Hollingsworth. eee Little Charline Hanway,: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Hanway, is Ridgeway-Wolcott reported to be getting along very nice- Wedding Performed. ly with her arm, which was fractured One of the most beautiful weddings| the first of last week. Dr. M. C. of the month was performed yester-| Keith, who reduced the break, is day at 12:30 o'clock when Miss Ione| pieased with the progress the child Icott became the bride of Archie|is making. ~ Ridgeway. The ceremony was read at the Methodist church by the’ Rev.| Tom A. Hall of Arminto, a mem- Walter L. French. ut ber of the’ board of county commis- The bride wore a wedding gown of}sioners, is in town on business for ite_satin’ and silver lace, with a_a few days. : We will place on sale a beautiful line of Sweaters at $4.95 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY S; Che Casper Daily Cribune Thank You, Folks We Sure Appreciate the Way You Have Responded to Our Offering of Country Club Lots SOUTH ADDITION | Office This is Casper's I99uLS UILINAD Business and professional , men were noticably numerous among the buyers during the past two days. With- out oe ea they were high in their praise of the locality and its future possibilities. ~ More Than BAe oy Sold Out The opportunity of a lifetime is fast slipping away from those who hesitate. Never again will lots in this attractive locality be offered at these prices. Every day, every hour, that you wait reduces your selection. Some lots have changed hands twice this week. That fact alone measures its desirability from a speculative stand- point. Picture, if you will, in your own mind, where these prices will go with the first sale over and no lots available except from those who have pur- chased during this big sale! If You Ever Owna Lotin This Country Club Addition you will buy it at this sale, during the next three days, or you will buy it from some one who does buy during this sale and pay them a profit. Which. end of this profit business do you wish to be on? every house in the addition. and Most Exclusive Residence Section, Where nw ° z Finest, Highest Priced ry > a the Extension will Go. & S J Doesn't South Addition Purchased by the Business Men of Casper for City Park Yes, city water is in the addition and runs to practically > Park Hill Addition = a J ¥ * x City Water? Thorndas | & Addition 5 One of those “little wonder” bungalows is still available. and the other is just waiting to be claimed by some enterprising person. These are fully modern, all bathroom fixtures included, sink and drain board in kitchen, nice basement, and everything ready to move into. One has been sold Read carefully this description: A very large livingroom is entered from a neat little porch. This livingroom has finely finished floors and wood work, nice large win. dows that give it a touch of home brightness. Joining the livingroom is a large closet fitted with a Murphy bed which drops down.in the livingroom at night and swings up in the closet by day. The closet is spacious and intended for a dressing- room ag well as a clothes closet and a receptacle for the Murphy bed when you want that out of your livingroom. Then a hallway from the big livingroom leads to the bathroom which is full equipped and from this hallway also leads the clev- erest little kitchenette and breakfast nook that you ever laid eyes on. Of course there is also a door leading into the bathroom from the dressingroom, making the bathroom accessible from any room in the house without going through any other room. The seats in the breakfast nook are made with hinged seats affording much valuable storage space, of which there is never too much. City water in the house, fully wired for electricity and of course a nice little basement.. These little houses cannot fail to appeal to any one loving a cozy, home-like home. One of these would be wonderful little nests for a June bride, every feature fairly breath ing of romance, and home and comfort. The view of the mountains is at its best here as well as the view of the entire east part of town. You will be astonished at the low price and we want to tell you frankly that the low price is no indicator of these little homes. No where in Casper can you duplicate these. ‘Then consider the price and terms! Price $2,500---$500 Cash and Balance Like Rent Think. of it—a modern. house with a down payment that would not more than put in the bathroom fixtures! This value stands head and shoulders above any thing else offered in Casper. ‘THE MAP WILL GUIDE YOU! Drive out and look this over or telephone 1078 for an appointment and a car will call for you. NOW CALLED THE COUNTRY CLUB ADDITION Is the best value in lots, with th t attracti aati viseh sodiied eatoae, ii © most attractive features as to logation, bility of any addition water connectionsy and general beauty and-desira- ever offered in Casper at the same price. Highland Park Addition Addition Addition Pick Your Homesite while there is yet time, in Casper’s exclusive Country Club district. Pick your homesite in the locality that will give you a thrill of pride to call home. Pick it now at prices that you know will double in two or three months. Pick it where the higgest value for your dollar ever offered in Casper lots is to be had. Pick it where every dollar spent on Casper’s magnificent playgrounds and parks will add a dollar to the value of your location, selected now with a keen appreciation of what makes real estate values. Pick your homesite NOW—the last call on these ultra de- sirable residence lots at the first low prices. You Salaried Man--You Salaried Woman! Stop! Listen! Think! Why neglect this compelling op- portunity to own a lot in this Country Club district, which IS within your means if you act quick but which will NOT be within your means in a few months? Don’t mislead yourself that you can better afford to buy a little later. Don’t allow yourself to listen to and be misled by that slothful in- dulgence, that we all are heir to, in tell- ing ourselves that tomorrow will be easier. Make the sacrifice now — if sacrifice it need be—but be up and do- ing, be among those who will point with pride to the result of their deter- mination to own some Country Club lots. These Lots Priced $250, $300, $400—Terms to Suit You CALL US FOR APPOINTMENT AND WE WILL TAKE YOU OUT. The Western Realty and Lot Sales Co. INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $100,006 OFFICE---SUITE 511, CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY BUILDING Phone 1078 (Formerly Called Oi! Exchange Bldg.) , “Lot Sales You Can Afford to Follow”