Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 3

pais: a ED i THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1922. fhe Casper Daily Cribune SOc SETY] sullivan-Donlin Wedding Js Brillant Event. The wedding.of Miss Eileen Suztvan 1 Mr. Joseph M..Donlin which took in St. Anthony's cathedral last ht was @m event that transcended, thers of Casper’s social season in of its getting, tie elabor-| ness of its ceremony, and the num ¢ persons who attended it. s the beautiful and ‘=ptivating ax of a series Of pretty affairs th: ve been given for the bride during past several weeks, it did justice ull expectations and was worthy of » place which its coming has icns ssessed in the hearts of the many ends of the bride and groom. lock last night, Miss ¥ of Omaha sang the hing and tender words of “Be .use." The wedding party entered| the strains of the wedding march Charles Cullen and Mr. Rae Webb; the two. leading ushers rched down the aisles together, fol wed by Mr. Bryan Tebin and Mr silas Brooks, also ushers. Mrs. Silas Brooks, the honor m ywed them, sed by Misg Mr naid, and Miss honor maid, in ‘Mahon and marched down side by ofthe bride and her fathe At 6 o'clock, the Rev. John H. Mul n united the couple in marriage. in was best man. At the conclusion of the reading of the Miss McCaffery sang, “I Love The bridal party then marched to the notes of tne recessional ediding march, : The bride was & charming vision ¢ loveliness as she entered on the rm of her father in a creation of iffon crepe and old lace, with panels { sfver embroidery and pearls. Fati fcom her shoulders was @ court ain, deeply bordered with Princess ¢ and lined with satin. The bridal| was of tulle and was fastened with | cap of priceless pearls. Her bouquet wag composed of roses and lilies of thi Ney arranged with fern. s Lucile Scanlon, bridesmaid wore & own of coral colored ‘chantilly, together with a picture hat of Black elvet. She also carried a coral col ored chiffon mutt: Mrs. Silas Brooks, who was honor matron, wore a dress of lavender nantilly and carried a chiffon muff to match. She wore a picture hat Jmilar to that of the bridesma‘d. Miss Margaret Sullivan, sister of the bride Was honor maid. Her gown s of jade chanttlly, made bouffan trimmed in’ ribbon baskets a.d and French bouquets. She wore a biack velvet picture hat and a chiffon muff of jade. Mrs, Patrick Sullivan, mother of the pride, wore a beautiful creation of biack Belgian lace. Her hat was, in color harmony and was of velvet. Miss Martha Mahon’ cousin of he bride; wore a frock of yellow chif fon, with a black velvet poke bonnet. Rebert McMahon acted as ring bear er and was dressed in & page's cos tume of white satin lined with.yellow. A throw-back cape completed an ex: quisitespicture. After the marriage ceremony was onclud@d, a reception was held by Mr. and,Mrs. Patrick Sullivan: in don or of the bride and groom ‘st the Sullivan residence on East Tenth street. The reception room was) dec-4 orated in chrysanthemuma and asters. A magniticent wedding cake rested in ,& bed of smilax and had been placed “on the table of the dining room. The table was also decorated with candlis and roses, and was visible from the reception reom Over 150 guests were received last night at the Sullivan home, who show- ered thetr pleasant congratulations on the newly married couple. After the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Donlin left on the train for the east SIMPLE APPLICATION » THAT DISSOLVES BLACKHEADS No more squeezing and pinching to cet rid of those unsightly blemishes, blackheads. There is one simple, safe ond sure way to get them out and that is to dissolve them. To do this just get about two ounces of calonite powder from your druggist—sprinkle a little on @ hot, wet sponge—rub briskly over the blackheads for a few | seconds—wash the parts and every bleekhead will be gono. Pinching and squeezing out black heads mcke large pcres and you can 1ot get all of the blackheads out’ this way—while this simple application of calonite powder and water dissolves very particle of them and leaves the if and pores in their natural con- ‘dition, Any druggist will sell you the wlonite powder and about two ounces willbe all you will ever need.— Adv, For Expert Watch Repairing And Jewelry Repairing of the better kind CALL AT TRIPENY’S Ul S. Center Phone 72 or 99 “Watch Who Goes There.” BUY PIGEON’S CEYLON AND INDIA TEA It’s sure fine. Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. Phone 623 | They will speiid several weeks travel ing before they settle down in new and beauti., ome which ‘the &coom has built in La.ayette, Ind. The bride is the rext to eldest daughter of Mr. and Mr;. Patrick Sui livan. She has lived in Wyoming all; her Dfe, having travelled much, how- ever, throughout the east. She at-| tended St. Mary's academy, Notre} Dame, Ind., and afterwards took vocal work at the Three Arta school in Chi-| caso. She achieved popularity road only by her singing. but also by her delightfal personality. } The groom is the son of Mr. and m Donlin of Lafayetre, Ind.! @ graduate of Purdue univer-| nd at the present time is con-| ted with the {!vestock commission! ass in Lafayette, out-of-town) Numerous prominent } guests were present at the wedd.ng! last’ night. They included Governor| and Mrs. Robert D. Carey from Carey-| burst, Mr. and Mra. John W. Hay of! Reck Springs, Mi, and Mrs. John! Mahoney and Mr. George Brimmer of | , Miss Edith Dolan of Denver,! Mildred Kelley of Chicago,, Miss en and Miss Helen MeCaffe: Om a, Miss Cecela Fitz G.bbo Missouri Valley, Miss Lucille Scanion Attorney J. J. Sul Mr. John Green of livau of Denver, Denver, Mr. Clark Mitchell #f Denver, stus Martin of Denver, Mr. Daniel Cullinan of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. James Curry of Hartford, Conn., | and Mrs. Sarah Morton of Douglas} Wyo. | eee } Pi Beta F Alumnae to Meet. The members of the Pi Beta Phi alumnae association will meet at the home of Mrs. C. P. Plummer in the Blackmore apartments at 8 o'clock’ this evening. cee Baptist Reception this Evening. Tho -pariors of the Baptist church t Fifth and Beech streets huve been elaborately decorated and furnished with home furniture for the recept.on for the school teachers of Casper which is to take place this eve: ing at $ o'clock. Both the high school teachers and grade school teachers: are welcomed to this reception. The purpose is to get acquainted with the members and friends of the church and with each other, mg Strikots’ Benefit Dance at Arkoon Tonight. A benefit dance for the raliroad! Strikers and their families is being held at the Arkeon dance hall this evening. Tom Watkins’ orchestra will furnish its regular good music, andthe presence of a large crowd will insure a successful affatr. Methodist Aid Meets Tomorrow. The general of the Methodis: Episcopal church will meet in. the church parlors tomorrow at. 2.30, The bochil’ service ‘cl#éle will Be “hostesses. Har aS Sik Quilt Raffted, an The ‘silk quilt made by members of <5 Woodcraft was raffied off last uesaay night. ‘The lucky number was 109 and was held by, Mrs. Ray- mond Lane, 249 North Grant. | <= } TOMATOES FOR CANNING. | Buy from grower, 25 pounds, $1.10; prepaid to Casper. Robin Bonweil. Basin, Wyo. 3 Keep YourSkin-Pores Active and Healthy Hicks.Jones Furriers New work, remodeling, relining tur or cloth coats and sult jackets, 220 SOUTH WOLCOTT In sdme building with Singer Sew- ing Machine Co. We Can Save You Money on Your Automobile Insurance. POPULAR PREMIUM POL. ’ insures your car for its full value at the time. of loss, ageinst FIRE THEFT AND WIND. STORM—NOTE THE FOLLOW: ING RATES: Ford fiye-passenzer touring 1922 ‘Other policies only $56u insurance costs $17.75. full yalue costs $11.08. Essex five} touring, 1923. Other policies only $1,000 insur. nnoe costs $21.50. policy full _ value insurance costs $16.43. OLD LENE INSURANCE ONLY Pelton & Hemry Room 24, Townsend Bldg. Our policy insurance Our The Velour Beauty Parlor SAVE YOUR HAIR Get Your Shampoos At the Orly Parlor In Town Using SOFT WATER 213 0-S BUILDING Phone 2593 For An Appointment Casper’s Leading Custom 116 East Midwést rae > Eye S. H. ACKERMAN Tailor and Dry Cleaner. Phone 483-1 PERSONALS Sains Amne Freiersckson, proprie tress of Anne's Hot Shop left last night for Chuyenne where she will Spend the day visiting her brother who is making a trim east from the coast. She will return tonight. eee After spending the summer here the home of Miss Elizazeth Ship- let, Mins Dacre McCronklin left yes terday for her heme in Louisville, Ky. She was accompanied as far as Denver by Miss Shiplet. a. oO © John C. Hayes and daughter Jean are visiting at the home of Mrs. John Jourgenfon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. McLellan are the proud parents of a 9%-pound boy, born September 3. cee Mrs. M. A. Hardy has returned from Alliance, Neb., where she had gone to take her little niece Hattie to St.) Agnes academy. } see Mr. ané Mrs. Frank Conahan ha gone to Riverton for a two weeks’ va-| cation and to visit with Mr. Conahan's/! father. ———.j]71.-— City Briefs R. 8. Ellison has returned from al ness trip to Den cee George Osterwald of tie Casper! Pharmacy has gons to Si Louis for| & Vacation of two weeks. eee J. W. Stewart, a Midwest Refinery official, is back tn city after spending a few days on business in| Salt Creek, eee E.G, Godard, district manager for! the Goulds M@nufacturing company, has returned to Houston, Texas, after| stopping in Casper for several days. Rear sar) FE. 1. Estabrook “returned this} morning from a business trip to Elk| Basin. > Jewelry anc wxtcr reparing dy éx- pert workmen. All work guaranteed Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co. 0.8 Pidz oa ee Subserfbe for the Trimune and get key for every 50c paid. 8-12-48 Departmental Club Inspired To Season of Active Endeavor At First Meeting Held Y esterday | al ddress by Mrs. B. B public welfare work, and an interesting talk by Supt. A, A. Slao: on the needs cf the school children of tnelud df ip the exceptional program which as presented t= the first meeting \: he man's Depart mental Club of Cas; > which was held in the 1. O. O. F. hall yester- @ay afterno The well attended gathering was called to orde. by the club, Mrs. J. W MeIntyre, who Mkened the w: f the clu) mem bers to the par of players of ibe stage. each one with individual work to perform, whether big or small. She closed with the appro priate quotation “Our Ctub,” “A meeting ground: A place where kindly, helpful words are said, And kindller deeds are done; Where hearts are fed gréeting to all | gardening. + chis. comimunity were | the president of | » work. T Where wealth of brain for poverty | tones. And hand grasps hand, end Soul finds touch with soul.” Reports from the chafrmen ef the various departments were malo on the work planned for the coming season and a resume was given of the work completed by the ac departments during the sum Mrs. P. Nicolaysen, representing the board of di.ectors, announced that Mrs. J. W. Bingham had been elected third vice pres fice formerly held b Buckner, Mrs. Fowler announced the date of the next, meeting of the music depart Ment, which will be held at her | home next Wednesday afternoon. The work of the home economics di vision of bread’ making, which was continued during th summer months, was told of by Mrs. F. H. Seaman. Mre. J. W. Burns gave the report from the arts and crafts section. The success of the seed campaign held under the superv! sion of the civic department was commented upon by Mra. Nicolay. sen. Especial attention was called to the result of ths campaign as seen in the West Casper, Barling ton an@ Bast Casper school ¢ tricts, where the chi!dren were un $24.95 y_ enthusiastic in the work of SUITS — THAT SPELL AUTUMN-- AT PRICES THAT SPELL ECONOMY $49.50 A vote of thanks was exttnded the J. FP. Long eeed cor. | pan h donated at cost the | packages of seeds. The work to be | pursued by the mothers’ league, the drama and the art departments was outlined by Mrs, Maxon, Mra. A. A. { Schulte and Mrs. Bingham. Both the infant welfare division and the | . health and welfare depart. | 8 reported many calls for cloth- be put aside fer a combination so- clal affair, a iazaar, card party and ance, whic il be given under the auspices of all of the divisions of | h 1b for the purpose of raising | ss ons for the year's | elaborate entertainment ill be held in “he Masonfe temple, and cach department of the large organization will be rovresented in some original and attractive man B. B. Brooks, who was the ing state representative Public Health convention held ngton, D..C.,.Jast spring, n interesting talk on the ag and told in particular of the e in this county, ely financed by sale of Red Cross as a motto or of hich seemed to be the keynote of meeting in the east. obertwon, the public health who js established in this through the efforts of tlie 's Departmental club, gave concise talk on her work a short in.the community, punctuating her address with {tems of personal in- | terest which | A plano solo Jessie An derson Fowler, which de- pieted in music a harveat Art Craft Shop Rooms 307 and 309 $34.95 ‘NEW FALL DRESSES CHARMING ST¥LES THAT USHER IN THE NEW VOGUE These are the newest and cleverest Dresses created for Fall—-so distinctive, so beautifully made, every woman will. immediately recognize them as most remarkable values. Every Dress a Remarkable Value at 4" MATERIALS Satin Crepe Canton Crepe Tricotine The fashiénable Autumn colors—black, which Paris has decreed is the leading color—others highest in favor are navy, mocha and brown: 252 Seuth Center St. Crepe Renee Poiret Twill Phone noo: per! who told br schoo! ch: which is now the spirit-of the ag: ing done b dren, classes which of the schools and & wonderful |_mal or borderline students who find The closing address of was n talk by intendent eeds of He dwelling co-opertaion, is city his cussion by thought of rackers tne and spoke in appreciation of the | haa’been carried on in many schools help given the schools by the | of t ind west and has proved men’s clubs of the city. in par. great aid in raising the ticular of the $500 raised last spring ad mental standards of for 4 motion picture machine which It was stated by the will be installed in the new high school buj!ding upon its ere In telling a little of the work be A toothbrush bud the schools for the chil jade spoke of the special re established in which are 4 work for Mr. Slade nos e | thes the sub-nor: mportant Children’s Stockings Fine rib mercerized. In black, “4 white and brown. Regular 35c $1 1 1 1 Main Floor Boys’ Stockings rib Stockings. Black Good school Stockings. for Friday, 5 pairs Hea only. Special for Main Floor Percales 86 inches wide. In light and dark patterns. Special for Fri- day, 6% yards for... —tThird Floor All yard wide Percales, Friday, 7 yards for... Third Floor Turkish Towels Heavy grade Turkish Towels. 18x38-inch size. Friday at ene RO ee —Third Floor Huck Towels 14x20-inch Huck Towels with red border. Good weight. 12 for —Third Floor Ladies’ Silk Hose In black, brown and white. A dandy offer for- Friday at OTE tosses Sian Floor Second Floor Children’s Gingham Dresses Patsy Rompers Of very fine quality Gingham. Closing out entire stock of $ Children’s Gingham Dresses. 1 4 to 14 years. Wonder op- portunity for thrifty buyers.... Pink and blue. Sizes 2 to 5. $ . Your-choice ats, ao —Second Floor Outing Flannel 27 inches wide. In light pat- terns only. 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