Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 5, 1922, Page 3

‘The wedding of Mits Marie Bogan and Ray Holloran took place this morning with the families and a few) intimate friends of the parties pres- ent. The marriage ceremony was per-| formed at § o'clock by the Rev. John/ eet nth gE A AN 2 RIEL et TN em} oe Ree on , be Casper Daily Cribune PAGE THREE have completed a five yeay course equal to three years in high school }} and two years in college. Next year) A musical program will follow these talks. Dues are payable at this meet- ing. Legion Auxiliary Meeting Is Postponed. ‘The meeting of the Women’s Aux Wary of the American Legion, which a the U 3.) ~ |ter, Miss Frances Harrington, have ena |2ust_Teturned from spending two ‘son, arrived from Denver yesterday | and will apend « week here while Mr.) ‘Taylor is uttending to his local in- terests. Mr, and Mrs. Robt. G. Taylor Dr. J. R Hylton, chairman of the) Mullin in St Anthony's cathedral, |was to have taken place tomorrow at) 1. dc State Central committee and this was followed hy a wedding breakfast served at the Henning hotel. ‘The bridesmaid was Miss Katherine) Holioran, sister of the groom. Patsy Carr Jr. acted as best man. ‘The bride was Gressed tn a blue and silver taffeta gown white lace. She wore silver hose, slip- pers, and hat to match, and carried & beautifel corsage bouquet of bridal} roses and lilies of the valley. Tho bridesmaid was gowned in « ereation of blue taffeta and bore a bouquet of pink rosebuds. She wore a smal? black hat that completed a very charming appearance: Covers at the Henning were laid for: more-than a score of gutetc. Pink rones aided by a large and magnifi- crated the table beautifully. and the attendants, were Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bogan, parents of the bride; Mrs. Kathe: cent wedding cake in the center dec-| Those present, besides the couple! © Holloran, | vhe home of Mrs. Marie Stewart on North Kimball, has bee nindefinitely | postponed. This measure is necessary | because many of the members, inciv-/ Woodcraft Will trimmed with! Meet Teuight. "The Women of Woodcraft will mee! fn regular session at the LO. 0. F./ hall this evening. An initiation of cial business will be gone through with. A silk quilt wil! be raffied dur ing the social hour. eee Baptist Aid Meets Thursday. The general aid of the Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. W. J. Weidner, 342 South Park. Election of officers} for the following year will be held. After the business sessin light re-/ freshments will be served and a social mother of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. PN, Carr, Arthur Edmunds, Miss| hour will take pace. eee Miss Ethel Mann Leah Holloran, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.| Resumes Dancing Classes. Grude, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hansard,| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tait, Mrs. K. 8. Myriand,| Mrs, Bragdon, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reno, and the Misses Marion and Esther Rundon. After the wedding breakfast newly married couple left in their car fortnight. Afterward they will return the] | Hubbard-Otson for Denver, where they will spend a/ Miss Ethel Mann {s resuming her dancing classes after a few days’ ab-| sence from the city. Classes are be- ing held in the Moose hall on’ Tues- days at 3 p. m. and on Saturdays at 4 p.m. ote\e Marriage. | Mrs. Minnie Hubbard and A. 0. Ol- to Casper and will take a suite in the) son were married at 6 p. m. Saturday Grude apartments at 804 East Third/at the home of Mr. ana Mrs. F. L. street. for several years, having hfgh school here until that career was ext short by a call to service in the world war. He is now connected with the Casper Bottling Works. Mrs. Hofloran has lived- in Casper four years, She was graduated from St. Mary's academy in Salt Lake City, the former home of the Boxans. eee Rotarians Entertained At Brooks Ranch. ‘The memnbers of the Casper Rotary club tegether with their families were royally entertained yesterday evening at the V-—V ranch by Governor and Mrs. B. B. Brooks. The guests left tm cars for the ranch about 4 p. m. ant - arrived there at 5 o'clock. "They enjoyed the afternoon in pitch- tug horseshoes and in picking apples from the laden trees of the orchard. The beautiful flower garden and at- tractive lawn surrounding the spacious residence of tho host and ‘hostese formed a setting that.could net be sur- | ’ passed for such an afternoon of gatety. The hostess served a wonderfyl Tunch on the lawn. ‘The guests left for their return trip to the city about 7:30, heving partaken of one of the finest parties that have : deen held this season. oes A quiet marriage ceremony was celé- brated at 6 o'clock Saturday morning in St. Anthony's cathedral, the Rev. Father Mullin officiating, when Miss Ruperta Beck became the bride of Mx Rudolph Schmidt The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Knocken- bauer. Only a few intimate friends and relatives were present. ‘The bride was dressed in a gown of iienna color and carried a bouquet of bridal roses. The bride has Mved tn Casper for three years and has-many friends here. ‘The groom was a patrolman on the Casper pelice force for a year. On Monday evening the officers of the police departrpent and thelr wives entertained the bride and groom with a handsome 6 o'clock dinner given in the apartments of Mrs. R. C, Ryan, Matron. The dinner was prepared and served by Mm. Ryan and Miss Olive Rats, who is olty nurse. Phe table was set for 25 persons and was beautifully decorated in orange and white. . Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt left for Laur- do, Mont. yesterday where Schmidt possesses a homestead. Att wards they will go to the coast where ‘they expect to make their parmanent hom: i pie eee Women’s Departmental Club Meets Tomorrow. The Women's Departmental club wih hold its first general meeting ‘at | the I. 0. O. F. hall at 2:30 tomorrow. A large attendance is desired, inas- much as the work of the year will be outlined at this time. Special speak- ers for the occasion are A. A. Slade, who will talk. concerning “‘The Need of the Community,” Mrs. B. B.| Brooks, who’ will discuss the general topié of health, and Miss Robitson, public health nurse, who ‘will outline | what should be done and what is be- ing done jn Casper in this direction. YOU'LL GET-RID OF et BLACKHEADS SURE ‘There is one simple, safe end eure way that never. fails to.get rid of blackheads, that 1s to dissolve them. To do this get two ounces of calo- nite powder from any drug store— gorinkle, a Uttle on a hot, wet sponge s—rub- over the blackhedds briekly— ~/ wash the parts and you will be sur- prised how the blackheads have dis- Sppeared, Big blackheads, . little | blackheads, no matter where they are, simply dissolve and disappear, leav- ing .the parts without any | mark whatever, Blackheads are simply mixture of Gust and dirt and sec: tions from the body that form in the pores of the skin. Pinching and squeezing only cause irritation, make! large pores, and do not get the black- heads’ out after they become hard. The calonite powder and the water simply dissolve the blackheads so they wagh right out, leaving the | Bawarts. Mr. Hofloran has Itved in Casper| officiated: peres free ahd clean and ‘in their natural condition. Anyone troubled! with | these | ‘unsightly | blemishes | certainly try this simp} The Rev. P. K. Edwards After the marriage cere- attended! mony the newlyweds were feted with| a supper at the American cafe No. 2, Evansville, by a party of 10 who mo- tored out, arriving there at “7:30. The groom #s a public accountant) connected with Spear sand Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Olson will reside for the present at 142 West Eleventh) street. eee St. Anthony’s Holds Missions. St. Anthony's church of Casper is the scene of a mission this week for’ women. This {s in the nature of what is known as a revival*by Protestant churches. It began last Sunday and will extend until next Sunday, On the following week a similar mission will be held for men. The missions are under the direction of the Rev.) John Cunningham and the Rev. John) McGuire, both of Chicago, ee. ‘The Ladies’ Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church will be enter- tained this evening at the Presbyte- rian manse, 804 South Wolcott, by the| Rey. and Mrs, Charles A. Wilson. eee Marriage Sunday. . The marriage of Miss Nora A. Up- dyke to Howard G. Ringle took place | at 9°a. m. Sunday in the Presbyterian manse, the Rev. Charlies A. Wilson | officiating. The ring ceremony was used. Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Wray attended the couple. Mr. Wray was formerly of Independence, Kan., the home of the groom. 7 Others who were present included J. M. Upayke and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Galbreath and son Billie of Chanute, Kan. The. couple will make thetr home in Casper. sie | PERSONALS Harold B, Stricklér returned to the New’ Mexico Military Institute Sunday | froT which he will graduate this year, When graduated, Strickler will PIMPLES ON FACE] CUTIQURA HEALS Hard and Large. Itched and Burned, Cuticura Heals. “My trouble began with a breakin; ccc gmples fon: say te wi soon spread up into my hair. Some of the pimples were hard and large and scaled over. They caused much itching and burning, and my face ‘was sore and red. 3 ‘using Cuticura Soapand Ofntment and in two weeks I could see an improvement. I continued using them and in six weeks.was completely healed.” (Signed) Miss Flora Noteboom, Box 52, Fairview, Mont., Feb. 7, 1922. Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- cam are all you need for all toflet uses. Bathe with Soap, soothe with Olatment, dust with ‘Talcam. Fixtures of all kinds from Addington’s Bank. rupt stock for sale cheap. Counters, shelv. ing, show cases, stove, large safe, etc., atthe HUB CLOTHING CO. ding Mre. Stewart, are out of the city.) | candidates will take place, and spe-|ctate central committee. pleasures of that resort. ALWAYS TIRED is hers from his home in Dougias to ‘ttend the state meeting. see compantes, returned to his desk after | & ousiness visit to the state capital. | eee ‘Wade Fowler is up from Douglas to, attend the mecting of the Democratic Paul F. Skinner, prominent in the packing industry of Omaha and hav- ing large holdings in Wyoming oil, 4s & visitor in the city. REY Jos. C. ©. Mahoney, off land attor- ney of Cheyenne and Washington, {a attendig the Democratic cofgrence | here today. eee C. W. Sparr of the Consolida:ed | Royalty Of! company, is expected to! return tomorrdw after having spent woveral days at Estes park. eee Minal EH. Young ts in Seattle on a pusiness mirsion for the New York Of company. = cee W. D. Weathers of the Yargo, ts at Hot Springs, S. D., erjoying the Ce ae I. N. is attenning the sale of Indian fands at Fort Washawie today in the fmterests of the firms with which he fs connected. eee James Carr returned to Chicago ‘Satuxiay to re-enter school. He yin ited ore during the summer. eee Mr. and Mrs. A. IL, Wallace, and daughter, Miss Helen Wallace, left NO AMBITION Nervous and Dizzy, Every- thing Seemed toWorry Me. How I Got Well Larwill, Indiana.—‘‘My back was | go badI couldnotdo mywashing. I} was Base tired lout and had no, ambition, wasner~ been done. I saw, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- Boemauy. poopie ped that I begat 60 man, a an Sorany Peope, Sant fasting Cte now. and everyonettells me the; do all my work, girls to take of. I am recom- mending this medicine to my friends and know it will help them if they YonaFe ie. 8,Bex 7 Larwiil inane. NG, R. x 7, + Many wonien keep about their work when it is a preat effort, They are always tired out and have no ambi- When you are in this condition of vacation. insti braska for a vacation Mrs Hardy ts employed in the offices of remarkable success, being ranked as Mdwest Refining company here. tion. it ittention. Ones beset it~ ed to correct such “A |for Denver Saturduy to spend a week| weeks sofour jeabin tn the Mre’M. A. Hardy has gone to Ne the Mrs. C. N. Harrmmgton and daugh- ES Soe is ope Sis / iets esses fees ee een | es 7) 2) ee wera NA RR RSET | eNO AT BUY PIGEON’S COFFEE It’s Fresh Roasted Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. Phone 623 The Velour Beauty Parlor SAVE YOUR HAIR * Get Your Shampoos | At the Orly Parlor in Town Using |) SOFT WATER 213 0-8 BUILDING + Phone 2593 For An Appointment For Expert Watch Repairing And Jewelry Repairing of the better kind CALL AT TRIPENY’S 241 8. Center Phone 72 or 99 “Watch Who Goes There.” : 116 East Midwest and all Art Novelties. CROCHETED S. H. ACKERMAN Casper’s Leading'Custom Tailor and Dry Cleaner. Announcement Owing to our rapidly increasing busi- ness the past month, we have taken larger quarters in the O-S Building—Rooms 307 and 309—and invite your inspection of our new stock of Tapestry and Gold Fringes, Silks, Floss and Stamped Goods, Needle- work and Pottery, Piace Cards and Favors Orders Taken and Lessons Given In . PARCHMENT SHADES SILK LAMP SHADES CROCHETED FLOWERS EMBROIDERY AND KNITTING JUST RECEIVED. The new stickers for wedding and stork shower gift packages and German Silver Mat Plates. The Art Craft Shop : O-S: Building Phone 483-J NECK TIES who ng at the ‘asper mounts! Ethel Sichling and Uttle daugh pent the past month DOLLAR DAY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. Women’s Black Cotton Hose, 5 pairs for - Gordon Pure Silk Hose. Women’s Crepe Bloom- ers, 2 for. Silk Boudoir Caps Women’s Silk Fiber Hose, | 2 pairs for Women’s Nizht Gowns, Satin trimmed Children’s « Hose, Extra quality, 3 for Gingham Bungalow Aprons Waitress’ Aprons at THE . STORE ACCOMMO. DATING THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE THE LEADER.::.. Mrs. Frank Keenan, who 10 days at her f returned to Casper Sun-|the city for a day or two checking up © local fh and Stanley A mank examivers, are in!s Pay up for your Tribune and ert key for 50c_paid. S124 6th Silk Polly Prim Camisoles Aprons, at 2 for Children’s Women’s Gingham Leather and Dresses Silk Hand Bags _ Women’s Good grade Challis Ki- Huck Towe!s, monas, 2 for 10 for Extra quality Women’s Sateen $2 Silk Petticoats Gloves Children’s Women’s - Cotton Hose, $2 Neckwear 5 pairs for for Children’s White Cutie Galatea “Suits iMiddies Women’s Fine Baby Cotton Ribbed Blankets, Vests, 4 for 2 for Women’s Women’s Lace trimmed White Voile Teddies Waists © Extra size Cc. & B. i Turkish Towels Car 1 4 for pecial THE STORE THAT September 11-16 The Casper Daily Tribune will publish every day, be- ginning next Tuesday and continuing to the end of Fash- ion Week, items of interest to the men and women of Cas- per and Natrona County with reference to the proper apparel for this season’s wear. A survey of the stores in Casper reveals a cornprehen- sive line ofboth men’s and women’s wear. Anything that you desire can be purchased in Casper and at prices that are right. : Let us all pull together on the home trade proposition. Buy where you can see just what you are buying, with the assurance of “your money back” if you are not satisfied. Spend your money where you make it. Spend it in CASPER.