Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 5, 1923, Page 3

MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1923. Che Casper Daily Cribune eee Wedding Today. . The civil marriage of Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, only son. of Mr and Mrs, Harry Payne Whitney, of New York, to Miss Marle Norton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan 8. Norton, also of New York, took place in the city hall of the First Arrondissement of Paris today. The witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and Miss, Beulah Norton. Cornelius Vanderbilt the brother of Mrs. Roderick Tower of Casper. Mrs, Tower left some time ago for Paris and was in attend. ance at the wedding. Presbyterian Biblo Class Meeting. The Women’s Bible class of the First Presbyterian church will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday af. ternoon, March 6, at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. F. H. Seehorn, 1215 South Me- Kinley street. All members who have earned one dollar are asked to re port heir experiences in earning All Whitney 1s o em. members of the class are asked to be present. soe Dinsmore-Miller Engagement Announced. Word has been received here of the engagement of Mrs. Eileen Dinsmore to Mr. Richard D. Miller. Both are from Casper. Mr. and Mrs. Jack No- jan of Thermopolls entertained Wed- nesday evening at their home there with an enjoyable dinner party, dur- ing which affair the engagement was announced Mrs. Dinsmore is Mr. Nolan's sister. Among the out-of- town guests for the occasion were Mrs. J. H. Jeffrey and Mrs. Tom Hood, both of Casper. The home of the bride-to-be is in England, where she has during the past few years been, connected with seyeral of the large English newspa- pers. Since coming to this country has made several trips back to her home, where she visited with friends and relatives. During Mrs. Dinsmore’s stay in Casper she has made many friends enete Birthday Party Saturday. Miss Catharine Dean was hostess at children’s party Saturday given at a “Gg home on North Beech street in honor of her eighth birthday. Games were played and refreshments were served by Mrs. E. B. Dean and Mrs. Patrick Burk Among the children sent were Mary Cronin, Betty An Mary Bur Ann Joseph Burke, George Cliff, Billie Bu: Che Dean, and the hostess Mrs. Bell Will Entertain Mrs. ¢ 13 Bell witl entertain the members of the Tuesday Tea club to- mgrrow afternoon at her residence, Fourteenthyand Boxelder. atreet, Northwestern Club Meeting ‘Tuesday. The Chicago and Nothwestern Rail- way Women's club will hold an im- portant business meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Natrona county pub lic library. All members of the c are asked to be present. At a recen meeting of the club Mrs, A, V. Forbes was elected corresponding secretar of the organization for the yeer, ee FrenchCassan of interest to many Cas t of Mrs. C'au Wyo., to an of ( M., whic in »., last week, The couple nded | McPherson. | Dr. Esther Hunt of Denver and F. 8. Merrian of Raton, N. M. Only a few friends witnessed the wedd'ng, whith was followed by a breakfast at the Coronado hotel, Trinidad. The coup'e will live in Capulin, N, M., where the groom is a cattleman. Mrs. Cassan has many friends in Casper, having been a frequent visitor here. Maccabes Meeting This Evening. The Woman's Benefit assoc'ation of the Maccabees wi!l meet in regular session this evening at 8 o'clock at the I. 0. 0. hall, Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Glenn Coen and her committee. Atl members of the organization are asked to be pres: ent. eee Dinner Party at | Kleber Home. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Kleber enter- tained at an informal dinner party last evening at their home, 365 CY avenue, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Ericksen of Laramie who are | visiting here. Mrs. Ericksen a | daughter of Mrs. Kleber. Ten guests | were present. Thimble Club Hold Interesting Meeting. The Woodcraft Thimble club met in regu'ar session Friday afternooh at the Odd Fellows’ hall. An interesting talk was given on the objects of the club by Grand Manager Neighbor Findling of Denver. Following the talk an attractive colonial dance was given by Catharine and Malena Bryne An entertaining reading was given b; M'ss Benetta Holman. Several music selections were given. Following the program a picnic lunch was served Silver Tea Thursday. Mrs. Alex Allen will entertain at a silver tea Thursday afternoon at her home, 132 North Park street, from 2 until 5 o'clock. The affair will be given for the benefit of the Royal Neighbors of America. All members and friends are invited to attend. A special invitation is given to vis'ting members of the organizaton. Mrs. Allen will be assisted during the aft ernoon by Mrs. Harry R. Brown and Mrs. Mabel Wheeler. cee Friday Bridge Club Will Meet. . Mrs. W. M. Kleber wil entertain the members of the Friday bridge c this week at a six o'clock dinne: her home on CY avenue. | Se ee Ralph Hudson has returned from a business trip to the Northern part of | Montana. tise aha ee 8 Headquarters for overshoes for | eather, mother and baby at wholesale | cost: one to six buckle. Public Market ment | | | Skin Ablaze with Eczema Constant Itching Almost Unbearable! ‘We know there {s one thing that stops eczema, and that is more blood-cells ! 8. 8. builds them by the million! You can increase your red-blood cells to the point where 1 ig practically impossible for eczema te We Kerr “rt 23 blood-cells ame 4 namber, Brood Impurities increase vanish! We alev know that night fol- lows day, Eves are facia! Bat have you, aczema éutferers, ever actually taken this wonderful fact? Thousanie just lke you have never thought about it! Skin eruptions eczema with all its fiery, skin-digging torture and its soul-tearing, unreach: able itching, pimples, blackheads and bolls, they all pac id the tide of bloo: advartes: in! Blood-cells are the fighting-giants of nature! 8, 8. 8, builds them by the million! It has been doing it since 1826! 8. 8. & is one of the greatest blood - cell builders, blood - cleanser body-bullders known tals! When you put these fi gether,—¢hen to continue to have ecse- Mma and ékin eruptions looks more like in than a disease. Mrs. Arthur N, ith, Pearl St., Newark, Ohio, writes ‘Uy’ little girl had a very bed case of No. Shs began taking 8. 8. 8. and {a well now. 1 thanks you very mu tell my friends what @ geod medicine 4 is, I cannot talk too much about it, for I know it i O. K.” Here is your opportunity. 8. 8. #8. contains obly vegetable medicinal in- gredients. Because 8. 8. 8. does build Ted-blood-cells, it routs rheumatism, builds firm flesh, fills out hollow checks, beautifies the complexion, builds you up when you are run-down. 8. 8. §. ie sold at all drug stores, in two sizes, The larger size bottle ts the more economical. makes you feel le . like yourself agai, HAA | for-a Glothing and Shoe Store.—Advertise- | whe Faces Slayer of Husband In the rear of the court where Mr: Mrs. Oscar Martellicre, widow of the slain insurance broker, sits with her child, Merlyn, and hears the legal sequel to the shooting of her husband last July ‘8. Saludes is on trial for her lifé, | Mr. and Mrs. Marlow thelr former home in Tulsa. Personals | eh ‘i | Mrs. E. E. Davis who has been ing here with her mother, Mrs. Stanko, for the last two weeks will Word has been received here of the! jeaye Wednesday afternoon for her| mprovement of Max Hirch's baby| home in Riverton. Mr, Davis left who has been seriously ill for some| yesterday after spending the week time. Mr. Hirch was called to New| end here. | York last week oy 8 Mrs. Charles noon for home of Mrs. guests Mr. of Bois L. Hinerman Mrs. J. Hf Dinsmore are Thermopol's on 1 Mr. Powel and “. B, company left a Yelatly and Mri Idaho, a ‘lle, Mr. and Mrs. }104 Pear street A Mrs, J. E. are visiting friends few days, ay Marlow of the § last ¢ he was called by On. Nis return . w vent thi OUR 11 iil Stafford and children Joy and Jack left this after Jame. they wil! visit for several Minn. eeks at the afford’s parents. Hinerman of have as their Hinerman and Mrs, W Ashimt two where house n the city) Laramie are ing with Mr j and Mrs, W, M, Kleber and Mr, and] Mra, EB. Q. kson, Mra, Ericksout xclair Ol for Ohio 3 ott Sper Mrs, T. H. Collins left yesterday | for Oklahoma being called there by the serious {liness of her aunt, Mrs. H Mr, and Mrs. P. L. | turned to thelr home in Denver after | spending a short friends and on bu’ nd M Mra, Ruth er and son left yer of McPherson, Ka terday for Omaha ra. Fuller | Jeffrey and Mrs. ¥ < spending a few Mr, and Mrs, Carl Lander are here | isure tri for a short om Kansas City, Mr. an@ Mrs, Thomas Q, Garrison. und children Florence, Anderson and | was formerly Miss: Marieny Kleber, CT hn nnn Greatest Dress Sale Is Satistying Hundreds of Customers CO i ii LI Tomorrow Is The Last Day Never in the history of our business career in Casper have such throngs of people invaded our store. Never have you received such bargains. Never will you have an opportunity like this again. Take advantage of the last day tomorrow. Your Choice of Hundreds of Dresses at a a a Casper’s Leading Specialty Shop for Women and Misses ) SMU ) HI | will leaye for Talman, ee . Harris have + time here ness, visiting and Mrs, Clifford Hrickson of | vis here | Iris stage crew | Denver on a short business trip, HON AL from their home in Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Dunn of Valen- eb., are visiting here for a few Miss Catherine Robbins is visiting here for the week with Miss Ger. trude Jacobs. Miss Robins’ home is in Des Moines. cee Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Anderson have returned from three weeks visit withrelatives in Louls. Mrs. An-} derson was formerly Miss Agnes Hinds. eneve Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stark and family re expected to return tomorro morning from California where they have been visiting for the last two months. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Kramer left th's morning for Salt Creek and will spend two s ness. Mr. and Mrs. N. D, Huff returned yesterday to their home in Salt Creek ter spending severdl days here on isiness and visiting friends. Mr, and Mrs. T Haas of Lenox, Iowa, are ting friends h tc the week. Miss Dorothy Milis has rett her home in Chicago after spending ome time here on business. Brian Tobin left last the 33 mile lake after spending the week end here visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Mahones evening for Ed Shields and Henry Lyle of the will leave soon for K, H. Summers and C. A. Sales are here for a few days from Omaha. Robert Nolan left yesterday for Parkerton after spending three days here on business. see D. A, Spears a business caller | here for a few days from Billings. Clair Lane of Lander is spending a few days here on business. see Midge Morley {s here see H. F. Davia is here for a short time on business from St, Zouls, Joo Talbott left lnat evening for the 83 mile lake after spending the week end In the city visiting friends. Charles Sulter arrived last evening and will vistt | Mont ne time. . from Red Lodge, friends here for J, W, Lawson days from his home in Helena, Mont R o'De a. nel for um and up fre attorney T, J n Den THE STORE ACCOMMODATING there on busi-| visiting friends and on business from Denver, is here for a few p this MARCH Charles are here for the week visit-, morning and will spend a short time ing friends Denver. here attending to business affairs. REARS J. H. Benher came down last even- ing from Park City, Mont., on a bus- iness trip. ©. C. Doud of the Doud-Weaver | Motor company returned last evening voerland in a new Jewett special car. eos Tom Griffin {s a business caller for a short time from Thermopolis. ereve William L. Wood of Boulder is a businesse visitor in the city for a short time eee Among business callers for the week from Deny are H. W. Hobbs, | D. A. Perkins, R. R. Blair, H. C. McCole and L. Bronstein. Carl Jackson arrived in tho city this morning® from Los Angeles to spend se 1 ¢ #< hore on business. M. P. Marrow has returned to Den | ver after spending several weeks |here on business and visiting with his brother, C. C. Marrow. th arrived this morning and will spend a few Ben 8. Si from Denver days here. z left this morning for Salt Creek after spending the week end in the city visiting friends. L. D. Scott of Salt Creek is spend on business. ing the day h Sam Daniels has returned from Denver after spending a two weeks vacation there visiting relatives. t of Detroit 1s her Robert Stews on a short bu Score Injured In Rail Wreck | COLT March | Twenty reported in jured today in a wreck of passenger tra 3 on the Central of Georg! railroad bound from Macon to Bir mingham, Ala., at tzell's station. about forty miles from Columbus. | | | | | FOLLOW CROWD IS IN FULL SWAY New Spring Merchandise PAGE THREE RENO COURTS (|2zr2 8 sem HOLD RECORD = on Se ese the opening of bids on the big side- walk construction program which is | Planned. pee ei le AMERICA SHOWS DOUBLE | BILL LAST TIME TODAY RENO, Nev., March 5—The two district courts of Washoe county of which Reno is the county seat, gra ed a total of 742 divorce decrees du ing 1922, according to statistics ju compiled for the federal 5 bureau. Only about 20 ca mained to be heard after which had been filed | For the last times today Amer- calendar year preceding. | ca theatre is staging its big double Cruelty leads in tho Program of two photop! They the figures showing t e “A Front and 296 wives or hus! ad ci tomance Land.” The latter photo- spouses. Desertion comes next with features Tom Mix. It is a a total of 226. Failure to pr is; typical Tom Mix play with more third on the list. than the usual amount of action an humor. The hero of the play like the great Don Quixote himself has be: reading too much fiction on the age BOUNGILMEN WILL TRADE. ADOMS WITH ENGINEERS of chivalry, so he decides that th of chiva is not yet dea proves it. The tournament with some truly western stuff tn {t despite {ts title, is one of the most exciting parts of the play. After this comes the rescue of Work was started this the remodeling of the present c chamber in tho ct pose of converting 4 the city engineer's office ell will move to the upper floor of the hall and will hereafter hold It takes up the career of a of opportunity town paper and 2 small news. sions, with the exception of the c or of th tonight, in what has been the engi- to cooperate and neer’s departmet. This will mean hero shows them how to do { What You Will See In “The Town That Forgot God” At America Theater The most sensational and spectacular storm and flood scene eyer shown on the screen. @ Rte oe A whole town wiped off the map by a terrrific deluge. Can eo The most tense dramatic story of American small town life ever portrayed. Life in a small American town where the ten command: | ments are broken every day and the golden rule every hour. | EMIT Siaar’s { A man-made storm and flood that surpasses for thrills and sensations the greatest deluges in history. Cee aaa A dramatic sto: based on the love of a boy for his mother, . . . A boy, still in his *teens, who gives a dramatic characters ization unsurpassed in the history of motion pictures, * oe ee A story adapted from tho real life experiences of its lead: ing character, eRe he! A motion picture that proves again truth ts stranger than fiction, x . « * Tk ok Nols dans es canarias A mighty maelstrom of emotion, des | Oi Regn : rye A kaleidoscope of typical American horfe life, | ~~ * * * Tt will be shown Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the America Theater, ! . . SALE THE At Startling Low Prices Here is an opportunity that is most acceptable at this time of the year, Every article of merchandise in our store is on sale including all new Spring Merchadise which we have received during the past few weeks, STYLE, QUALITY AND LOW PRICES A COMBINATION HARD TO BEAT THE LEADER THE STORE THAT UNDERSELLS