Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1923, Page 3

THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1923. —————— SOCIETY RECENT AND COMING EVENTS | N SOCIAL CIRCLES OF CASPER At 8 miscellaneous shower given Tuesday evening by Mrs. Jolenorsy at her home on South McKinley street the marriage of Miss Eva Renolds to Leo Nau was announced by letting a» black cat out of a bag on whose neck the news was tied. The marriage took place Wednesday. June 20, at the home of Mra. C, W. Andrews on South Beech street with the Rev. Charles A. Wilson officiating. Miss Genevieve Glasglow acted as bridesmaid. Fol- lowing the ceremony Miss , Frances MoCarthy played a wedding march after which a reception was held. Mr. And Mra. Nau will leave in a short time for California, where they will visit with Mr. Nau’s parents for a month after which they will return to Casper to make their home here. The bride is a popular gir! of the city having lived here for some time, Mr. Nau is a brother of Miss Genetve Nau of the Casper Floral company and is connected with the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail- road, f . Party at Swingle Ranch Last Evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swingle were hosts at an enjoyable strawberry fes- tival given last evening at their ranch west of the city in honor of Miss Vera Almquist who is leaving overland soon for Canada and the coast. The evening was spent in play- ing music selections. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Case, Mrs. W. B. Case, Mrs, L, P. Mathis, Miss Vera Almquist, Miss Sarah Swingle and Mrs. H. C. Mathis. . . . De Molay Dance Tomorrow Night Increased interest during the past week has been manifested in the De- Molay dance which will be given at the Masonic temple tomorrow evening between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock. An excellent orchestra will provide the latest hits in music, and light refreshments will be served throughout the evening. The dance {s to welcome the home coming of college students who may use this means of meeting friends whom they have not seen for several months. Methodist Circles Will Meet Friday The circles of the Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon, June 29 at 2.30 with the following hostesses: Social service—Mrs, 8, F. Eshel- 26 S. Grant, assisted by Miss Florence Johnson. C. Y. Circle—Mrs. F. A. Smith, 740 W. Tenth St., assisted by Mrs. Miller and Mrs, Stevenson, Capitol Hill—Mrs. W. J. King, 1026 EB. Second St., assisted by Mrs. Ford. Busy Bees—Mrs. J. O. Brittain, 239 £. G. Victory Workers—Mrs. C. G. Stew- frt, 554 Grant avenue, assisted by Mrs, Ed Jones. Kensington—Garden Creek picnic. eee Holme-Fatrburn Marriage Wednesday. Miss Elsie Holme and Roy T. Fatr- burn, both of this city, were married Wednesday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, 844 South Jack- son street, the Rev. J. M. Cromer, pastor of the Grace English church officiating. They were attended by Mi Letha Walker of Douglas and Frederick A. Bray. Others present at the ceremony were Miss Ann Holme, Thomas Johnson, Clifford Holme, Ralph Holme and Mrs. Malene Oftsjord, recently from Nor- way. ‘The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holme id has lived in Casper for some time. Mr. Fairburn is manager of the stock room of the Boyle garage. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served by the bride's mother, Mrs. Arthur Holme. ‘The couple Jeft yesterday overland for Lovelana, Colo., where they will spend a short time after which they will return to Casper to make their “home. Mrs. Townsend Will Entertain. Mrs, Leigh Townsend will enter- tain at an informal bridge luncheon to be given tomorrow at the Henning hotel. Sixteen guests will be present. eee Omaha Visitor Is Honored Guest, Mrs. Carl Starr was hostess at an informal bridge luncheon given yes- terday at the Henning hotel in honor /| of Miss Lilla Berwith, of Omaha, house guest of Mrs. N. 8. Wilson. Honors for the afternoon were taken by Mrs. Arthur Siren and Mrs. N. S. Wilson, Miss Berwith received © guest prize. Guests present were Mrs. Frederick Cross, Mrs, A. B. Shipstead, Mrs. Roy Bottrell, Mrs. Don Lobdell, Miss Lilla Berwith, Mrs. | s N, 8. Wilson and Mrs. Arthur Siren. eee Mrs. Weidner Entertains Thursday Club. Mra. Charles T. Weidner enter- ned the members of the Thursday Bridge club this afternoon at her/ home, 334 East Eleventh street. Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. Leigh Townsend, Mrs. Leigh Mc- Grath, Mrs. James P. Sweeney, Miss Edna Smith, Miss Kathleen Sullivan nd Misa Patricia Sullivan. Members ef the club present were Mrs. Cecil Bon, Mrs. Pitt Covert, Mrs. J. W Zohnson, Miss Margaret Sullivan and| Mrs, Ted Purdy. CO STOAL J Stare Synod Will Opsa This Evening The Wyoming Synod will be opaned ‘Mm. evening at % e'clock 2: the Pres- Pytarinn wvreran'a There wil pe Juse it In delegates trom all parts of tho state as well as out side speakers. Among the speakers will be Miss Josephine | Betrie of New York, Dr. Horst of Philadelphia and Dr. Cleland B. Mc Afee of the McCormick Seminary of Chicago. Dr. McAfee will speak at both services at the Presbyterian church on Sunday and will be the guest of the Rev, and Mrs. Charles A. Wilson during his stay here. Tomorrow afternoon from 4 o'clock until 6 an informal reception will be held in the church parlors for al delegates, members of the congrega- tion and their friends, ee B. ¥. P. U. Picnic The Baptist Young People's union will hold a pienio at Garden Creek this evening. The Sunday school class of the Baptist church plans an excursion to Bessemer Bend, July 4. eee Miscellaneous Shower Last Evening Miss Jean Latta was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous show given last evening at her home, 643 South Durbin street by the tele phone operators. Miss Latta will be married soon to Andrew Kidd. Personals Mr. and Mr. Charles T. Townsend returned this morning from Denver, where they have been living for the last three or four years. e8e eee Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Daniels have as their house guests for some time at their home, 949 South Grant street, Mrs. J. C. Daniels and daughter, Miss Ruth Dantels of Omaha, mother and sister of Mr. Daniels. eee Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Eastley and children of Council! Bluffs, Iowa., are visiting the remainder of the week here with friends en route to the Yel- lowstone National park. e- Mr. E, W. Saddler ts visiting here for a few days fren her home in Denver. eee Miss Amber Feezer of the Fuchs company, has as her house guest for some time her sister, Miss Nora Feezer of Atkinson, Neb. The Misses Julia Coffin and Marle Brady arrived this morning from Denver and will spend some time here visiting with friends. eee Mr, and Mrs, Russell Jones and daughter and J. F. Rostelle are visit- ing here for a few days from their home in Graham, Tex. eee Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Vroman and Miss Lena Vroman are visiting with friends here for a short time from their home at Salt Creek. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Snoddy are Lexington visitors here for a few days. oe Mr, and Mrs. F. C. Merritt left last evening for Chicago where they were called by the death of Mrs. Merritt's sister, Mrs. James O. Neil. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Bonar are visiting with Mrs. F. C. Corlin here for a few days from New York en- route to the National park where they will spend several weeks. eee Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. 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Unless you are fully satisfied Janda convinced your money will promptly be refunded. This amazing oft, when applied to he affected parts, quickly penetrates o the infected tiss' 1 action on the crystallize déposits of polson must be surprisingly. certain for the pain disappears almost at once in many cases and the benefits are pos!- tive and lasting. Get a bott!e of Buhler Of today and ask for the written guarantee, accordance with the tions and watch results. You'll amazed at the immediato benefits of |this wonderful For sale to day at alb Ci g stores.—Ad. vertinement. W. 0. Wilson yesterday afternoon from the east where they have been for some time. They were met at Poughkeepsie, N. f., by their daughter, Miss Theodoria, who also returned yesterday and who has just completed her sophomre year at Vassar. . . Miss Gladys Humphries has re- turned from a week's pleasure trip ent with friends in Thermopolis. eee Mrs. R. E. Keleson has returned from a week's shopping trip to Denver. eee Mrs. H. J. Lansing and two chil- dren of Williston, S. D., are here visiting for a month at the home of Mrs. Lansing’s mother, Mrs. Edward Gorman, 733 South Beech street. see Mr, and Mrs. G. B. Stillwagon have as their house guest for a short time at their home, 736 East Fourth street, M Stillwagon’s sister, Miss Dorothy Day Williams of Boulder, Colo. eee Mr. and Mrs. BE. G. Gladman are visiting with relatives for a few weeks in Omaha. eee Mrs. Mary McGinnis has returned to her home itn Shoshon! after spend- ing a short time here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Still- wagon. eee Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fisher and son returned this morning from Colorado, where they have been visiting with Mrs. Fisher's parents for the last three weeks. cee Miss Bernice Horde is spending sev- eral days here visiting with relatives and friends from Denver. eee Mrs. G. C, Vanter and children left this morning for Montana, where they will spend several weeks visiting with relatives. eee Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Adamson have returned from a two weeks’ pleasure and business trip spent in Nebraska. Carian Mr. and Mrs, Willlam 8. Herman will arriva tomorrow from their former home in Colorado and will spend the summer months in this city, Mr. Herman having accepted a position here, George F. Ryan has returned from Omaha where he spent two weeks visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Ryan, eee Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Russell and son left last evening for their home in Kansas City, Mo., after spending several weeks here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, G. B. Jones on Lincoln street. . Mrs. Frank R. Davison and Mrs. Elliott Wherron are here for a few days from Billings, Mont. eee ‘W. T. Evans has returned from Che Casper Daily Cribune News MARY TOBIN, National Education association to be held next week aie eae Cal, A. A. Slade i iasine tonight for Oakland, Cal, where ha will attend @ convention of the National Educa- tion association to be held there next week. eee Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Fletcher will leave Monday for the Yellowstone National park after which they will motor through points in Colorado. Mr. and Mrs, Fletcher will be absent from the city for a period of three weeks. cee Mrs, N. L. Moll and daughter Anne, left last night for a visit in Graetten. ger, Neb. ° e Mrs. Bud Averill is tn for the day shopping from her home at Lavoye. Max W. Ball, president of the Western Pipe Line company, came up this morning from Denver on one of his frequent business trips. ee T. F. Hudgins, mid-continent man- ager for the C. & G. Cooper com- pany, {s in the city from his head. quarters in Tul Okla. eee A business visitor in the city 1s O, C. Thompson, sales manager for the Thompson Manufacturing com. pany of Denver. C. Wachtel, head of the state law enforcement offices is in the city today from Cheyenne. Kenneth McDonald !s in for a few days on business and visiting with old time friends from his ranch on Willow creek. S. Gordon, special land office at- torney, 1s here for a few days on busi- ness from Cheyenne. oe A. K. Barnes of the Midwest Re- fining company of Denver, brother of Attorney John Barnes of this city is spending a short time here on busi- ness for his company. e. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Brown o! Toledo, O., are in the city for a few days visiting with friends. eee John Jones returned from Califor- nia yesterday, where he has been living for the last three or four years, . J. Hammond ts here on business for several weeks from Montana. Charles Denny fs spending a few days in the city from Salt Creek. eee ee lL. A. Miller is a business caller here for a fow days from his home Mooseheart, Ill, where he has been attending the Mooseheart conven- tion. cee Miss Mae Hamilton will leave this evening for the convention of the MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best of all after a Golden Glint Sham- poo.—Advertisement. Phone 1740 Sport Hose, per pair...._......—. Ladies’ and Children’s Khaki, Wool or Tweed Hats. Separate Tweed or Cotton Khaki Knickers, Separate Wool or Cotton Khaki Breeches, Khaki Shirts, Skirts and Middies, Also a complete line of Children’s Outing Suits. Kassis Dry Goods Co. in Cheyenne. . Harry Shaft is 2 New York bust- ness man here for a few days. eee James C. Park is a Florence, Colo., of Women’s Clubs Society Editor will spend several days here on busi- ness for his cor . panye . Edward Cower cams up this morn- ing on @ eore business trip frora Denver, | eee J.B. Cuwten of the Midwest Retin ing company at Laramie {s spend irg a few Cnys here on business. . Harry Sands of Denver ts here tor few days on business. | eee oe nis in for a few days | k. | L. C. Kelley arrived yesterday from | Chicago and will spend some time here attending to business matters of importance. eee Is F. Baxley ts a Riverton v here for a few day oe Thrordo Kostitch itor the Dew-Prock ny of Denver, spend . 1. Kingsbury are in the York and A. J. Bonet city on business from New ee J. H. Banks ts spending a few days here from Glenrock. Duerr is, a Wheatland busi- here for a few da: ee J. H. Bush 1s here on business from Denver. . T. M. Shambaugh has arriveci from in Nebraska and reports aska crops are better than | have been for the last thirty fq Shamtaugh 4v§l spend | ime here visiting with friends eee Henry Missouri with frie few Carlson has returned from | where he has been visit! nds and relatives for the las months. ee iT. PAUL, Minn, June 28.— Hope that the Great Northern rxi!- way or Louis W. 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