Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 10, 1922, Page 3

\ MONDAY, JULY 10, 1922. be Casper Daily Cribune |tan@ O8 company and is here doing! |some work. Mr. and Mrs. Logan have | been recently married, and the present = is in the nature of a honeymoon. Sie’ ah seks a SPECIAL MEETING 10 NAME LEGION DELEGATES of things about missions that they| bad never thought of before. } The feature of last cight’s meeting was a talk by Chief Littleshield of the | Ara lo spoke pahoe Indians. Hi on Festival Is Success Despite Weather. ‘The Japanese festival given at the home of Mrs. L. I. Gantz on South Durbin street was well attended de- spite the chill which Caxper was begin- ning to experience. The lawn was rayly lighted and music was furnished by a phonograph. Gorgeous oriental costumes were worn by those who were connected with putting on the fete. The Misses Ela Holland, Charette and Lucy Gantz, Mary Bailey, Alice Mechling, Edness Mobler and Madalino Babb served the guests. The commit- tee on arrangements included Mrs. Floyd,Hambright, Mrs. Lester Parker, Miss Eda Holland and Fred Holland. This committee deserves a great deal of credit for the way the affair was Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Evans and young son, Richard Lewis, returned ‘Sunday from a motor trip to Colorado points. eee Governor Robert D. Carey before his departure Saturday was a guest at breakfast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hagens. eee Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Millsiead left this morning overland for Estes Park and Denver. They will visit relatives in Missouri and expect to make their pus across. SERS home in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Mill- ~ stead take this means of saying good Business Giris bye to thelr . friends. Will Have Picnic. ry be at The Business Girls’ club of the Meth-| New residents in Casper are Mr_and odfst church will have a picnic tomor- row night at Elkhorn pavilion. The|jorie. They will make their home at party will meet at the ¥. W. C. A.| 934 East Second street. Mr. Burrit is headquarters at 6 o’clock and wil! mo-| a civil engineer. , tor to the scenic spot. The committee encH ¢ on transportation includes Mrs, Les-| R. C. Forsyth of Iowa is visiting ter Parker, Miss Marie Bishop and| here-with Mr. and Mrs. 8S. K. Ander Miss Eva Ferguson. son. Mr. Forsyth will remain. several ae. 8. weeks. ; Mrs. Schank Entertains Yor Sister, Russell and Robert Ryan, twin sons The home of Mrs. Charles Schank | of Attorney and Mrs. M. 5. Ryan, re- was the scene Saturday afternoon of a| turned from a three weeks’ visit to clever bridge party in honor of Mrs. | the Ferris field where they visited with Schank's sister, Mrs. Arthur Jash-| thelr uncle J. B. Valentine, president man, who is visiting here with the|of the Columbia Oil company. former for two weeks. Three tables atid \ere {Ted for the games. Mrs. F;anke| Charles Jacobs, mayor of Harrison. Knittle and Mrs. Al Fair took honors |Neb., is visiting here with Mr. and for the afternoon. Decorations were | Mra-J-F_Christiansen. Mr. Jacobs is roses and sweet peas. the uncle of Mrs. Christiansen. _ oe Haar Girls Having Mr.. and«Mrs.C..P. Plummer will Great Time. leave*soon fora trip to Yellowstone The girls who are attending the| park. They will be accompanied by summer camp on West Elkhorn creek | theirmephew, Bernard Plummer, whe are enjoying a spiendid time from all | is -visiting-them-for the-summer, reports, Early rising and retiring are Ri erce ‘ @ part of the day's program, and the} Miss Lela Hansman of Sioux City, youthful campers carry this out with’ Iowa, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. enthusiasm. All have been comforta-|J. F. Christiansen. ble even on the coldest nights that S878 have been exerpienced. Registration] Attorney and Mrs. R. M. Boeke-hare for the second ¥.tek of camp should] gone to Riverton where Mr. Boeke-will be made by Wednesday. visit with his father, W. H. Boeke. Mrs. Edwin Burrit and daughter Mar- cee eee Mrs. Boeke will go on ,to Seattle, MeCash-Bradbury Wasb., for a visit with ‘parents. Marriage. ee Mr, and Mrs. J. J. McCash wish to] -Mrs. George M. Reif of Leaven- anounce the marriage of their daugh- ter Mary to Francis Bradbury on June 8, which came as a surprise to all. The couple intend making their future home in Casper, as Mr. Bradbury’s work is in connection with the New York Oil company. They will be in their new home at 737 West 10th street in the near future. worth, visiting here with Mrs. Reif's father, A. B, Winter. Kan., and her two children are eee Miss Ethelyn Symonds.has returned from a three-weeks’ vacation trip to Chicago. eos Thomas [¥. White, chief engineer for the Sinclair Oll company and his daughter are here from New York. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Logan ar- rived recently from Fort Worth, Tex. Mr. Logan is engineer for the Fens- While in the city on his recent cam- paign trip Governor Robert D. Carey Was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cunningham where dur- ing the visit several informal dinners were given. eee The Lutheran Aid = To Give Ice Cream Social. 4 The Ladies’ Aid of the Trinity Luth- eran Church will give an ice cream social on the church lawn, South Park Avenue and Fourth street, We afternoon and evening, July 12, . oe Mrs. Frank Entertains Synod. pas - : Members of the Wyoming Synod of the Presbyterian church were guests at @ finely appointed dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Frank, 820 East Twelefth street, last night. ‘Those present in cluded the Rev. J. M. Somendike of Philadelphia, Dr. George H, Trun of New York Clty. Dr. Caldwell of Cheyenne, Chief Little. shield and Dominic Oldman of the Arapahoe Indians, the Rev. S. C. Ry- land of Gillette, retiring moderator of synod, the Rev. Hood of Rawlins, the Rey. and Mrs. Losey of Basin, the Rey. Burhams of Arapahoe and the Rev. and Mrs, Robert R. Marquis of Casper. Gotraud’'s °- 4 Oriental Cream —_——_—_—.___ BL. A. Reed, C. H. Townsend and Lew M. Gay are among/ those who expect to attend the Knights Templar grand commandery and Royal Arch Masons’ grand chapter meetings at Thermopolis on ‘Wednesday and Thursday of this week, RIALTO THEATER BUILDING LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Come and hear a free lecture on ‘Thursday evening, July 13, in the car- » Denter’s hall on Wolcott street. The subject is “Poverty in the Midst of Plenty,” by ers viewing the is- sue from different political angles. The principal speakers will be Hon. Emil Herman of Seattle, Hon. Earl Holmes, John D, Salmond and J. B. Griffith. 7-6-7t* ‘Reasonal [_ Personals] TWO-FINE OFFICE ROOMS : Formerly Lyric Bldg. Webel Commercial Co. Rialto Building City Briefs Asmus Boysen has-returned to Cos- |per after being out of the city for a CALLED FOR WEDNESDAY few days. i reeis | special meeting of the local post. The R. H. Nichols arrived this morning convention will be held at Torriagton after a trip to Half Moon lake, | Juty 24, 25 and 26. if gee George Vroman post is entitled to 19 G. O. Brown and Frank La Mar are| delegates at this convention, according Riverton oil men who are visiting in}to the present membership, but addl- Casper this week. |thonal delegates will be chosen for eee every 15 new members of the legion D. E. Aflman came for a brief bus!-|who may be secured before the date ness sojourn from Salt Creek this|/of the convention. The chief intersst’ morning. lim th convention will center about the Ch }election of a state commander and a Arthur Spellman, well known Cas-| member of the national executive com- Per young man, left for Greyball Sat-jmittee of the American Legion, urday. From there he will go to Chi- cago, where he will stay for an indefi- nite period. where they will concentrate their ac- tivities. The group hopes to accom- Plish something not only in the way of their own interests from the stand- point of botanical study, bat it also hopes to retarn to the university with a collection of Wyorning plants, eee J. C. Neilson, executive secretary of, the American Legion, has returned from a two weeks’ vacation to Salt| Lake. Mrs. Neilson is remaining! there until September with Mr. Neil son’s mother. | see (a Dr. George H. Trull of New York| City, who has been in Casper for a week attending the sessions of the| Wyoming synod of the Presbyterian church, leaves tomorrow morning=for Missoula, Mont. . o- Lieutenant Carroll D. ceived a telegram calling him to Camp Douglas at Sayt Lake City yosterday as an instructor in the forth coming encampment of the national guard and business raen's organizations. He.left for Salt Lake by way of. Denver‘last night. Wyoming Explored As New Field For Botanical Research The possibilities, of Wyoming as a field for botonical research will be tested for several weeks by Edwin 0. Jordan, professor of botany at the University of Chicago and a party of seven young men students. This party through Casper this afternoon on thelr way to Lander ee Cigarette it's toasted. This one extra process gives a rare and delighttul quality | — impossible to duplicate. ur onie Goat_uteed by Ki Nmastionn te Bachelor Club Excellent Board and Room $12.00 Per Week. Shower Baths. Men Only. 230 N. Park. Phone 1736W Mrs. Vance, Prop. — Afier Cuticura Chicken Dinner Tuesday BUY PIGEON’S COFFEE It’s Fresh Roasted Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. Phone 623 ie For Expert Watch Repairing And. Jewelry Repairing of le line, the ied Sample line. ble Rent. Ratines and Tissue Voiles. ment. “Meet me at the Smokehouse.” Q (Political. Advertisement, egeceseoooceoeees | | “Home Missions” and covered his sub- ject thoroughly. He was interpreted | by Dominic Oléman, also an Arapahoe. Special music was furnished by the | Jones, Baxter Rarey, © / | Mrs. Cartwright. Delegates to the Wyoming state re Co es ee ee a Lpastor, deserves great credit for the | will be elected Wednesday night at a 7 . pnw oo wes Arapahoe Brave Discusses if FIELD WORKER IS Home Missions at Conclud- uj ‘The Wyoming Synod of the Presby- terian chyrch adjourned this morning | after a pery important and enthusias-|cessories, and believed to have been tic conclave of three days in-which the| active in Salt Creek for many weeks, work of the church at home and|Fred Waldron, oil fields worker, was abroad was taken up and discussed by|mrrested and brought to Casper, Sun- many of its most able members. The synod closed with a business/in jail and will probably be given a session this ing the Rev. 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