Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1923, Page 3

~ MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1923. ‘Wenner-McFate Saturday Miss Evelyn Wenner and James W. McFate both of this city were married| Baturday at 7 o'clock at the Prebsy- terian manse, the Rev, Charles A. ‘Wilson officiating, They were at- tended by Mra, Adda Mc¥ate mother ef the groom, Mr, and Mrs. McFate! will make their heme here, | eae Picnic Supper Last Evening Among those who attended the pic-| nic given last evening on top of the mountain were Miss Margaret Eng-| jand, Mr. and Jamea Collins, Miss) Helen Stone, Miss Thelma Condon,| Miss Mary Francis Curry, Miss Rose the elty Ryan of Omaha and the Messrs. Tobe Allen, Taxi Thomas, Chester Baker, Ralph Barton, Wheeler Canfield, Brian Tobin, Wilfred Thomson and Philip Short. ewis-Mercer Marriage a Miss Pearl P, Lewis and EB. F. Mer- cer were married Saturday evening at the Presbyterian manse, the Rev. Charles A. Wilson officiating. The ring ceremony was\used. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Acro. The couple left for Salt Creek where they will make thelr home Mr. Mercer being connected with the Producers and Refiners corporation there. eee Informal Bridge Tea Tomorrow Mrs. R. E. Williams of Omaha will be the guest of honor tomorrow after- noon at an informal bridge tea to be given by Mrs. F. C. Harris at her home on Durbin street. Bight guests will be present v2 8 dohnson-Coursen Nuptials The marriage of Miss Myrtle John- son to MorXmer 8, Coursen both of Montrose, Cole., took place yesterday morning at & o'clock at the Presby- terlan manse. The Rey. Charles A. Wilson performed the ceremony. The couple will make thelr home in Mont- rose. . ‘Weaver-MeCann Marriage Announced Announcement has been made here ef the marriage of Miss Phillis McCann to Ed. Weaver which took place last week at thelr homes in Columbus, Neb. Mr, Weaver was connected with the Midwest Refining company in this city for several years and bas many friends here. The Ladies’ ald moolety of the Hast Bide Methodist Community ehurch will serve a dinner Wednesday even- ing, August 15, beginning at 5.30 at the First Methodist church. eee Miss Likely Entertains Miss Cora Likely entertained at an informal afternoon party given today at her home on South Lincoln street complimentary to Miss Thelma Con- don, of New Hampton, Ia., and Miss lary Frances Curry of Chicago who ere visiting here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney, Among those who attended were Miss Kath- ryn Mahoney, Mrs. Ray Holloran, Miss Margaret England, Miss Thelma Condon, Miss Elizabeth Kidd, Miss Mary Curry, Miss Isabelle Hanway, Miss Leah Holloran, Miss Catherine Holloran, Miss Opal Martz and Mrs. J. K. Davis. e. Mr. and Mrs. Storrie Entertain Saturday. r. and Mrs. Walter Storrie were hosts at an enjoyable dancing party Saturday evening at their new cabin on the Casper mountains. During the evening refreshments were served. Among the guests who attended were Mr. and Mrs: Judd Walker, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Wear, Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Griebel, Miss Maybelle Thorton, Miss Adeline Gilborne, Miss Dorothy Stitt, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Miller, Miss Catherine Carey, Miss Frances Walker, Mrs. Arthur Perkins, Miss Catherine Dessert, Miss Jean Brad- ner of Chicago, Mr. Dodge, William Stitt, Carl Geiger, Nipp Westover, D. Winter, Waldo Roberts, Chester Smith, Walter Gothberg, and the hosts. . American Legion Meeting A special meeting of the American Legion auxiliary will be held tomor- row afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. H. Cobb, 845 South Beech street At this meeting final arrangements for the state convention to be held this month in Laramie will be made. All new as well as old members of the organization are asked to be present. Personals Mrs, Jack ‘Boyer and daughter Betty have returned to their home in Rushville, Neb,, after a week's visit here at the home of Mr. and Mrs M. N, Wheeler. Mrs. Arnold B. Larson and son David Jeremy left Sundsy morning for Thermopolis where they will *pend a week or 10 days visiting with Mrs. Mrs. A. Nos Mrs. Helen jaw, Nostrum. . Mr. and Mrs. George F. Landers and children left last evening for Denver where they will spend a two weeks’ vacation visiting with rela tves. wee Miss Mary H, Barker {s visiting with friends here for a week from her home in Billings, Mont. Mi M, J. Binakeslee and son Bert of Kearney, Neb., are visiting her? for some time with Charles Blakeslee 235 East H street. Mr. Blakerlee is aj 235 mn bc MR a BY MARY TOBIN son df Mrs. Blakeslee. Bert Blakes- lee was a resident of Casper 12 years ago, and is greatly pleased with the Progress Casper has made during his absence. He expects to make several business transactions during his stay here. D. W. Mussed and daughter will ar. tive today from Thermopdils and will spend several days here. cee . Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown arrived in the city yesterday from Alliance, Neb., and will spend a few cays here isiting with friends. oe Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Garnet are tn for a short time from Denver. Mr. and Mrs. F. Edwards are Bil- lings, Mont, visitors in the city for a few days. Miss Mabel Trainor of Greenville, Ohio, im visiting here for a short time with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Hission are visiting with friends in the city from their home in Sopulpa, Okla. eee Mr. and Mrs, D. H. Bolin of Gra- ham, Texas, are among the tourists Spending a few days here. one Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnson are ‘in for a few days from Alcova visiting with friends and attending to busi- ness affairs. Mr. and Mra. Howard Gorman have as their house guest at their home, Mrs. Gorman’s sister, Miss Elizabeth Calley of Oklahoma City. ove Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Daniels left yes- terday for their home in Denver after spending a week here visiting with friends. eee Mrs. Harriet Roberts is attending to busines affairs for a few days in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Sanderson left this morning for the Yellowstone Nat- fonal park, where they will spend a week. o- Mr, and Mrs. Harold Clark are the parents of a baby daughter which ar- rived Thursday August 9, Mother and baby are progressing nicely. Mrs Clark was formerly Miss Louise But- ler. Mr. and! Mrs. C. E. Erickson and Mrs. W. M. Kleber and son Kenneth have returned from Lander where they spent a short time visiting with friends. While there they also enjoyed @ camping trip near Lander. eee Mr. and Mrs. Fred Villnave and daughter Veronica left yesterday overland for California where they ex- pect to make thelr home for a year. eee Mrs. C. W. Adams left yesterday afternoon for New Ycerk, where she will sail next week for Irelanc to} be gone two or three months visiting with relatives and friends. . ee Mr, and Mrs. F. B. Carver arrived in the city yesterday from Chicago and will spend several days here, see Mrs. W. W. Dickerson of Oklahoma who has been visiting in the Yellow- stone National park for the lest few] weeks is expected to arrive in the! city today. . Mr. and Mrs. Lee McGrath returned oe yesterday from Denver where they have been spending the last few weeks, eee Mr. and Mrs. I". E. Fracer and Mrs. i. W. Clark are Rawlins visitors in the city for a few days He’s Not Dizzy ; City Briefs Judge A. C. Campbell, this city arrived in the city today from Cheyenne on a short business trip. W. L. Barnes and A. C. Ramsey are Denver business men spending several days here. . John Walsh of Lead, 8. D., is visit- ing with friends here for a few days. . 8. Seeley, an engineer from Call- fornia who is connected with the Christol Glass company will arrive in the oity today and will epend sey- eral days here. Dr. Lymon and party of Denver will arrive in the city today and will spend a short time here enroute to the Yellowstone National park. age A. W. Beld is here on busin: a few days from Denver. eee Howard C. Davis is in for a few days from his ranch east of the city. eee B. L. Briswell and R. H. Comly are Loveland, Colo., visitors here for sev- eral days. for Frank Cooper arrived in the city this morning from Chicago and will make his home here, o- E. L. Estabrook, petroleum en. gineer of the Midwest Refining com- pany, is making a tour of inspection through the various fields in the northern part of Wyoming in the Big Horn Basin country and in Mon tana, G. M. Vandeveer, superintendent of Midwest company pipe lines, left to- day on a business trip to ‘Ther- mopolis, H. T. Morian, field superintendent of the Utah Oil Refining company at Salt Creek, left this morning for the | stone by car. I'Jones and company of this city has| formerly of j returned from Arizona and California friends here for a short time from Creek. hot springs town of Thermopolis, from which he will start to Yellow- { J. F. Jones, formerly of the J. F.) where he has been living for the la: five months. Lawrence Johnston of the Graham Paper company of Denver left yester-| day for Crawford, Neb., after spend-| ing a week here on business for his company. “ Albert Morrison has returned to Casper after a year's absence and| will spend some time here visiting| with friends and relatives. eee A. V. Williamson came in today from Denver and will spend several days here on business. cee H. D. Curtis of Thermopolis is at- tending to business affairs here for a few days. ee H. J. Thompson is in the city for a short time from Lavoye. eee J. J. Geo arrived in the city yester- day from Hastings, Neb., and will spend several days here attending to business affairs. eee W. B. Buckley {s a St. Joseph, Mo., visitor here for a short time. eee Dr. Lewis E. Hay is visiting with Scottsbluff, Neb. eee A. F. Lockhart is visiting with friends here for a few days from Salt So Food experts constantly warn against the use of inferfor products Van Duzer’s Extracts are of the highest quality.—Advertisement. pavateb Toh voddad a: ‘ns Rain is seldom seen on the shores at the southern end of Cedros Island Aetna sel automobile news to UND YET Some BEOPLES KICK ON DER BUYING Power RESIGNATION OF CHRISTIAN IS ACCEPTED WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.—Presi- dent Coolidge has accept the: resigna- tion of George B. Christian as secre tary to the president. In a latter to Christian, Coolidge said that he would leave the effective date of the resignation to be actually determined tater, as he was desirous of accepting Christian's offer to aid and assist him in taking up the duties of president of the United States. Coolidge commended Christian for his successful public service in Wash- ington, “in a most difficult and exact- ing position” and declared that he was cognizant of his ability and his helpfulness to President Harding. “I part with you regretfully, be- cause of your usefulness and because of our friendship,” wrote Coolidge. “Wherever you go and whatever you do, you know that sentiment will continue between us.” FOUR MORE CABS ORDERED BY THE YELLOW CAB G0. New Machines Needed To Take Care of Patrons. Four more Yellow cabs have been ordered by the Yellow Cab company here to keep pace with the marvelous Patronage given that organization. The management is authority for the statement that as soon as Possible the rates will be lowered even farther then they have been in the past, The lowering of the rates will be adjusted according to the patronage given the company, The Yellow Cab company urges all thore who ride in these cabs to re- quest their meter receipt anc to “kick” If they do not receive fair treatment, courtesy and service. Pa- trons can call No. 4 to register any such objection. Any accidents while a passenger is being transported should also be reported to the company. With such a policy thers ia little Now is the time Summer Time and the VICTROLA The summer season with its call of the outdoors is here. time you want a bunch of snappy Victor Records- is the time you want and need Music Shoppe service. LARAMIE pected that many legion men will LARAMIE Wyo., Aug. 13.—Legion | of the Wyoming state convention of] The Grand Promenade of the Wyo the American Legion which will con-|ming department of the Societe des 40 From ail indications the coming ¢2n-|the legion convention and will addi vention promises to be the largest in} touch of color and merriment to the labor.| compate for the honors of represent: naires of this city are making elabor- tRlafatks : ate plans for the entertainment |!"S this state at that session vene in this city, Monday, August|Hommes et § Chevaux will also Be 20 and remain in session for two days. | held in this city simultaneously the history of tne American Legion in | occasion. Wyoming, and state and local leon officials have been busy for many weeks in making preparations for this] “Little Pal Of event. Long Ago” tugs at the heart- strings wherever it is sung. Hear the Columbia Record of it, sung by Lewis James. “When All The World Forgets You” is a sweet lingering melody on the other side. At Columbia Dealers The entertainment program is an exceptionally full one and in addition to the banquet which will be served Monday evening, August 20th, a car. nival of fun and a grand ball are scheculed to completely fill the eve- nings of the two days on which Wyo- ming legidnnaires wil! be in this city. Much interest has already been shown and owing to the fact that the national convention will be held in San Francisco in October, it is ex- A-3912 doubt that the Yellow Cab company| 75¢ will continue to obtain the approval and the custom of the Casper public. SS NU-BONE — CORSETS — NU-BONE to women who care; the best and cheapest on the market, For appoint ment call 178J. Mrs. Burkett. pata onload Sen1 your automobile news ure ‘Tribune. to SAM you want a portable Victrola—now is the now mn Bins, troubles ‘curned loose fore you know ft. Make It plain to your dealer that you want genuine Valve Cups, and when you get them look inside at the Darcova label—your safeguard. ry Tribun a "Round and ‘round this mule goes as he works an irrigation pump near Constantinople and so his Griver blindfolds him with curious cup-like blinkers to keep him from getting dizzy. [Te know how good a cigarette weally can be you musttry a right. 312 East OPEN FOR BUSINESS ° My. display is ready, and my rates are I am all set for PHOTOGRAPH WEEK BROWN’S STUDIO Second St. Let my twenty-five years’ experience in Duluth, Minn., make your photo- graph the finest in Casper “Distinctive Portraits Wrensted Studio 3d Floor O-S Bldg. Phone 859 Don’t wait another mo- ment! Stop delaying and get that picture taken at once. A likeness of your- self is the finest gift for sweetheart, friend or rela- tive. 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