Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 20, 1922, Page 3

THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1922. \ Sullivan-Dordin Betrothal *Is Social Event Here. What promises to be the most {m- portant event of the social season this Donlin, of Lafayette, Ind. The be- trothal of the couple was announced at a luncheon given yesterday at the Sullivan home, 109 East 10th street, by Mrs. Patrick Sullivan. The bride- to-de was showered with congratula- tions of her many friends, who were happy over the pleasing surprise. Miss Sullivan is the next eldest of the three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan, and is extremely popular among the younger set. The prestige given by the high rank of her father, the captivating charm pos- sessed by herself, and the fact that she is a Wyoming gir!, make the betroth-|ths daughter of Harry Payne Whitney./and adjoining fields tomorrow. ; Will be gone for a few days. a] of Miss Sullivan the supreme event of the season. Mr. Donlin {s prominent in busl- ness at Lafayette, Ind. He ts the| son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dontin. ‘The luncheon yesterday was a very cleverly arranged affair and worthy of the event it honored. Small cartes containing bags of rice in which had been placed a card containing the name of the two betrothed were set at each place. The place cards them- selves were in the form of miniature brides. At Miss Sullivan's plate was net @ doll dressed as a bride. The col- or scheme was pink and white. Pink roses and Shasta daisies in & silver basket decorated the center of the table, with pink and whjte candles on either side. A bridge party followed the services of luncheon. Honors at the gam were taken by the Mesdames 8. N. Brooks, Ted Purdy and Quentin. K. Deaver. se. Wyland Entertains Mrs. Clarkson. Mrs. R. C. Wyland entertained yes- terday with a 1 o'clock tuncheon for her house guest Mrs. M. C. Clarkson of Denver. A garden party ts scheduled by Mrs. ‘Wyland tomorrow evening in honor of her guest. Yeomen Meet. ‘This Evening. The Brotherhood of American Yeo- men will meet at 8 o'clock this even- ing in the I. O. O. F. hall. The bust- ness session will be followed by a s0- cial hour. Mrs. For L. T. L. Program Friday. The regular meeting of tho W. C. ‘T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. 8. B. Bailey, 782 South Durbin, Friday afternoon at 2:30, Tho children’s pro- gram given by the Loyal Temperance legion will take place at this time. ees North Onsper Aid Meets Friday. ‘The Ladies’ Aid society of the North Casper church will meet at 2-o'’clock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. ©. 8S. Sellers, 1139 Virginia street. After the meeting a social hour will be held. Friends are invited. eee Mr. and Mrs. F. Burton Page, and two children, from Denver, Colo., ar- rived in the city recently to make Che Casper Dally Cridune PAGE THREE | Ems curing the balance of the sum- very tL Tt was the merest| J B. Shryock, West Lafayette,, Birthday greetin - ‘Desdweod, Lend, Con. hates be was eavea oie. @. tor the children. one to ten Jears.cia.| Home Made Pastry Our fral City and Spearfish. | “The sme night an Inélan fisher-| M. P. Nestlerodo, Kansas City, 7"° Mills Co. 240.5. Second. 1.203 ty. foe SA pan was drowned tn almost the same | Kan, (3). The Palms Arar 7 Spot and though every effort has been | Harry Cook, Kansas City, Kan. @).|WANTED—Matttees maker, Phone Phone 1113 Aone _—e made neither has been found.” Geo. P. Diehl, Slone Lake, Iowa. (2). | _1$17J. 7-20-2t | | Te Bs A. T. Streker, Wasco, Kan. (4). oe eRe ye ——_—_—_—_—_—_ SS | Mr. . W. Sowstl are re- +R. 8 MoNaughten, Appleton, | | turning Dallas, | Wis, (1. experienced contralto soloist, and surg ip several larly the Denver churches, morning at 11 o'clock in the Presby- terian at Sixth and Dur-| bin streets. oe | Mrs. Walker for | Mrs. Towers. | Mrs. O. L. Walker entertained at her home yesterday with a tea from 4 until 6 o'clock in honor of Mrs. Roderick Towers. Yellow and blue spring flowers afforded ver, pretty| decorations. hospitaltties 8f the hostess. Mrs. Tow- ers {8 a recent arrival in Cusper hav-{ ing come here from New York. She is! Mr. Towers is connected with the Mammoth Of1 company. eee Mrs. Deaver Entertains for Miss Sullivan. Mrs. Quentin Deaver entertained at her Kirk street residence today with @ morning bridge and a 1 o'clock Juncheon. Pink roses were very beau- titi decorations. Honers at bridge ‘were taken by Miss Irinea Biglin and Mrs. A. E. Biglin. The hostess pre- eented @ beautiful gift to Miss Eileen Sullivan, in whose honor the affair was held. Born, this morning in Denver to Mr. and Mrs, Sam Bernstein, a fine se@ven-pound son. Mr. Bernstein is connected with the White Grocery. oes He Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Anderson of ;Sheridan are in the city on a short visit. Mr. Anderson is the represen- tative of the Sheridan Brewing com- pany in the sale of soft drinks, eee John C. Grisinger, superintendent of the Burlington railroad, is back on duty after a month's absence caused »y an accident received while on an Inspection trip. eee Attorney and Mrs. James P. Kem left yesterday for a.tour through Yel- jJowstone park. cee Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Flummer ac- companied by thelr nephew Bernard, avé returned to Casper from a trip fhrough .the Yellowstone National park. eee Mr, and Mrs. E. G. Vanatta are back in Casper, having arrived last night from a trip overland to Salt Teke City. eee ‘Mrs. Thomas T. Hurt, mother and Mrs. W. W. Clack, 1245 South Dur- bin street, is visiting friends in the Black Hills.. She will remain in the You Are a Thief—and a Wife Thief Is the Lowest of the Breed. SEE Grand Larceny Texas, City Briefs W. L. Talbert, representative of the body of William Huff, 14 years olf, Fifty guests enjoyed the!Remington Typewriter company ts in-|who was drowned near there in the! terviewing customers in the city. Joe L. May will leave for the Osage| James Harrison, capsized in a sud- He/den storm, | The Consolidated Royalty Of1 com-|were shocked to hear of their boy's ‘pany mailed out thelr i9th consecu-|fragic death. ytive quarterly dividend today at three/at that time were not forthcoming. cents a share, approximately $120,000.!and !t ie only within the last day or eee John O’Brien of the John U. G. R. Hagens, Casper attorney, turned from Lander yesterday. eee Alonzo G. Sellers, president of the} - |New York OM company and his son, | |Donalg, are here for six weeks from (Cattarnugas, N. Y. Personals | ore William Trtpeny will return tomor- row from a yacation trip through Yel- lowstone pare eee representing Nevi contacting Mr. Allen, Candy company, is trade in Casper. Make someone happy. Send a greet: Ing card. We have the Gibson It The Mills Co., 240 E. Second. re Only the best of workmanship and service at Tripeny’s jewelry depart- 1-20-3t FRECKLES ment. Den’ Muy. 22.0 Si itrength. ‘This preparation for the treatment of freckles is usually #0 successful in, removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold| under guarantee to refund the money if it fails, Don't hide your freckles under a veil; get an ounce of Othine and move them. Even the first few appli- cations skould show a wonderful provement, some of the lighter freck- les vanishing entirety. Be sure to ask the druggist for double strepgth Othine; it is this that is sold on the money-back guarantee.— Adv. “WE PAY THE LOSS” Insurance and Bonds All Lines Room 24, Townsend Building their home here. They are occupying display. KHOURY BROS. Chamberlin Furniture Co. FOR OUR TRADE ‘A large selection of Oriental Rugs has just arrived. They are most beautiful in design and color. All sizes. The public is invited to call and inspect this wonderful Our Oriental Rugs are genuine. We are located per- manently in Casper and our guarantee goes with every ug. It will pay you to call on us and get our prices and . be assured as to what you are buying. Our Rugs Are Not Bought for Fake Sales temorrow spent some time in Cas-| rc im the northern part of the state. partiou! | fal] will be ths marriage of Miss Eileen | Central Presbyterian, and First Pres-| wr. end tre. Frank Firmin and. Sullivan of this city to Mr. Joseph |byterian. She will sing next Sunday|cnfidren and house guest, Miss Jennie Mitchell, left this morning for Billings, Mont., on @ combined business and Fish |the form of a letter from Sheriff P- |Security company is in the city from) W. Harrison, father of James, the Cheyenne. 7-20. m With a Vell; Re ith Othine—Double Pelton & Hemry Remains of William Huff, Victim of Canoe Tragedy, to Be Laid at Rest Here Soon. a. All the way from St. Helenm, Ore. ; Okla. (4). as the only means of consolatio; for | | | | | | |srie¢ stricken parents, comes the L pes LT. W ohn Ohio. Columbia river on July 9, when the/ cance which held him and his chum ‘Water, | William Hutt was the son of Mr. ;4nd Mrs. Jacob Huff of Casper, who Details of the accident | two that information was obtained in {companion of William) Huff in the | canoe. re] ‘The letter follows: | “He was a chum of my son and had stayed at our house o; eral occasions. Last Sunday In a they could he and James were out ri canoe, a storm came up, and were swamped before they “William hung on for about fifteen {minutes, when the waves washing over them caused him to let go, and though ‘he was a good swimmer he was unable to get to the shore. Sev- eral boats passed but did not see them as the waves were too high. “William said good bye to James be- fore he went down. “James stayed with the canoe for three hours and was seen by a party when a mila from shore. Hoe ts still In’s his Ice CONNOR TRANSFER 232 South Center Grand re- iin- the Smart of a dress to her exact liking. Buy Now for Next Summer The range of fabrics inchides every- thing that is desirable and popular. Fine Ratines Printed Crepes Figured Voiles Tissue Voiles French Linens Dotted Swisses Dotted Voiles Imported Ginghams All sizes for women and misses. ARRIVALS AT TOURIST CAMP J. Beeler, Los Angeles, Cal. (4). A. H. Linch, Elener, N. J., 6) J. R Tobin, Elgin, I. 7, John Curphy, Onarga, Til. (4), 8. Van Buskirk, Morna, Neb. (). 1. McKinley, Oklahoma City, make the shore. They had life pre- Vas servers with them but had no time to put them on and lost them. Ryzon-raised cakes keep fresh longer. You use less Veauce D. Gil, Kansas City, Mo. (2). . Gordon, Salt Creek, Wyo., (2). Janes, Buffalo, Wyo. (2). P, U. Brown, Kansas (ity, Mo. (3) ‘ing, Spear Fish, 8. D. (6). Lafayette, West Full Line of Sherbets and Cream. The Palms Confectionery Phone 1113 If Another Man Stole Your Wife, Could You Steal Her Back Again? Larceny Never Such Values! SELDOM DO YOU SEE A SALE OF Summer Frocks AT THESE PRICES $2.95 -°3.95 $4.95-$5.95- $7.95 Can you duplicate these at such prices? No, you will agree when you see them. Onur final and most drastic clearaway of Summer frocks—716 from which to choose—an assortment so large and so varied that every ‘woman can be assured Beautiful Summery Many styles are exact reproductions of the highest priced Dresses of the season. or cleverly trimmed with Organdie, Braid,’ Embroidery and _ contrasting materials and colors. Almost every color and combination imaginable is included. Jie 252 S. Center St. T. W. Wall, Los Angeles, Cal. @). BE. T. Young, Chehalis. (8). B. P. Quain, Bismark, N. D. (6). Matt Huhta, Hanna, Wyo. (3), ‘W. R. Barr, Capbell, Nev. (2). L, H. Barton, Thermopolia, (2). L. M. Ashford, Fort Dodge, Iowa. (4). 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Phone 909 WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE fotor, Cars Clearance Sale All our Summer Hats are to be placed on sale for final clearance in three lots. BURGESS MILLINERY, 253 South Center St. Regular Meeting of All Members of Natrona Branch of Progressive Political Action Friday Evening At 8 O'Clock at Labor Hall All Progressive candidates and friends are , dially invited to attend. J. D. SALMOND, Chairman. J. B,. LEONARD, Secretary. cor- “aN A\ ‘ Choice of any Summer Hat in stock. Priced to close out at__. This includes all Sport and Dress Hats. MARTZ HAT SHOP 154 South Center PAINLESS DENTISTRY A FACT Which has been demon- strated to hundreds of pa- tients in this office and too at prices that are what you would expect to pay in Denver. ALL WORK ABSO- LUTELY GUARANTEED Plates that are beautiful in appearance, best of ma- terials and workmanship, $20.00. 22K Gold Crowns, $7.50 > Painless Extraction Examination Free DR. FRANK CARLL 402 O-S Building Phone 564-J | |