Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1923, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1923 ‘ BY MARY TOBIN Adams-Goodman Marriage. The marriage of Miss Ruth Alma Adams,’ youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. E> W. Adains of this city to Robert Goodman took place this morn- ing at a 9 o'clock nuptial mass at St. Anthony's “Catholic church, the Rey. Father J. H. Mullin officiating. Miss Catherine Dessert acted as brides- ma‘d while Bert Connely acted as best man, The bride was attractively dressed in a blue copenhagen gown with go'd panels and a gray feathered hat and carried a bridal bouquet of roses and lillies of the valley. Miss Dessert, bridesmaid was dressed in a black vel vet dress with a black satin hat to mateh and carried a bouquet of red roses. During the ceremony Miss Katherine Mahoney accompanied by Miss Edna Smith sang “Still as the Night.” The bride is an attractive and pop ular member of the younger set here and was graduated from the Natrona county high school, after which she attended the University at Berkeley receiving her A. B. degree last June. The groom was formerly from Lead, 8. D., but has been a resident of Casper for the last four years. He is at present time owner of the Good- man Hardware company at Lavoye. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the Alpine Gardens which only intimate friends and relatives attended. The couple left this afternoon for Denver where they wil: spend a short time after which they will go to Lead, S. D., where they will visit with the groom's parents. They will return to Casper in two weeks and will make their home at Lavoye. eee Mrs. Rowand Entertains. Mrs. J. H. Rowand was hostess at an attractive bridge luncheon given yesterday at her residence in the Pol- ing apartments in honor of Mrs. Ar- thur Herbert of Jacksonville, Fia., s’ster and house guest of Mrs. Charles Campbell and Miss Eloise Smith of Chicago, sister and guest of Mrs. Don Smith. Honors for the afternoon were won by Mrs. Charles Campbell and Miss Smith. Among those who attended were Mrs. ‘T. S. Cooke, Mrs, Charles Camp- bell, Mrs. Carney Peterson, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. J. W. Johnson, Mrs. C. L. Cron, Mrs. Arthur Herbert, Miss Smith, Mrs. H. P, Fishburn, Mrs. T. J. Riach, Mrs. R. H. Nichols and Miss Margaret Dougherty. cee Rebekah Meeting This Evening. W. L. Kuykendall Rebekah lodge No. 39 will meet in regular session this evening at 8 o'clock ‘at the Odd Fel- low's hall. “All members as well as visiting members are invited to at- tend. eee Methodist Ald Circles Will Meet. The Ladies’ Aid circles of the Meth- odist church will meet Friday after- noon August 24 at 2:30 with the fol- lowing hostesses. Busy Bee circles with Mrs. D. A. Edelman, 128 East H, street; Capital Hill with Mrs. H, J. Rafferty, 742 Hast Second street, Victory Workers with Mrs. M, R. Taylor, 155 North Kimball, Mrs. Taylor will be assisted by Mrs. Sillie and Mrs, Sawyer. eee Ladies Will Entertain Friday Evening. The ladies of the North Casper Community Church have extended an irivitation to all members and friends of the church to attend a social to be wiven Friday evening at the taber- nacle, 1009 North Durbin street. An interesting program has been ar- ranged and refreshments will be served. All are urged to attend. - ee Missionary Circle Will Meet Thursday. The Missionary circle of the Fmmanuel Baptist chureh will meet Thursday afternoon et 2 o'clock ut the church. Hostesses for the after noon will be Mrs. Hanna and Mrs Blaine Jones. Methodist Aid Will Meet. The East Side Methodist Commun ity Aid society will meet Thursday afternon at 2:30 at the church corner | of Second and Kenwood streets. Mrs. Jessie A. Dean and Mrs. Bergerson will det as hostesses for the after noon. All members of tho society are asked to be present. Pars Lutheran Aid Meeting Friday. ‘The Ladies’ Ald society of the Grace English Lutheran church will meet Friday afternoon, August, 24, at the I. O. O. F. hall, Mra; Earl Thompson and Mrs. Oscar Huptli will be hos- tesses. All those having bazaar ar- ticles. finished are asked to bring them to this meeting. All members of the society are requested to attend. eee 8. A. B. Banquet Thursday Evening. Members of the Sigma Alpha Epsi lon fraternity will be hosts at a ban quet to be given tomorrow evening at 6:30 at the Henning hotel. Twenty have signified their intentions of at tending and all others who wish to attend and have not notified Dr. M. J. Nolan are asked to do so some time before noon tomorrow. eee Christian Aid Will Hold Meeting. ‘The Ladies’ Aid society of the North Casper Christian church will hold an important business meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Bean, 1129 Glenarm street. Officers will be elected and important business matters will be transacted. All members and visitors are invited to attend. ee Benefit Association Will Meet This Evening The Security Benefit will meet this evening in the basement association Médfum Brown Hair looks best of of the T/nion Labor hall. During the evening a large class will be ‘nitiated All old as well as visiting members are asked to be present. ere Mr. and Mrs. Mathews Entertain at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Mathews were hosts at an informal dinner party given this week at their home in honor of their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carr of Los Angeles. Guests present for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. W Petroff, Bert McGuinn, Mr, and Mrs. Carr, George McGuinn and the hosts Bapt'st Aid Meeting Thursday ‘The East Side circle of the Baptist Lads’ Aid society will meet Thurs- day afternoon at 2:30 at the bye of Mrs. J .A. Hansen, 164 North Fenway street. All fadies living east of Jeffer. son street are asked to be present. e2e Mrs. Smith Will Entertain Mrs. O. P. Smith will entertain at an informal dinner party tomorrow evening ut her home on South Lin coln street. Ten guests wil! attend eee Mrs. Whisenhunt Ifonored at K. of P. Session Acting Mayor and Mrs. John Whisenhunt, accompanied by Mrs Whisenhunt’s uncle, F. 8. Price Thomas Von Druska, and Mr, Huff returned Monday from Newcastle where they attended the Knight of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Grand Lodge session held there last week. During the session Mrs. Whisenhunt was elected grand senior which is second highest office in the stata. The Pythian Sisters chapter was organized here in 1920 by Mrs, Whisenhunt who was its first presiding officer. She was sent as its representative In 1921 to the state convention at which time she was chosen as grand guard. Last year she was elected grand junior, ad- vancing three stations in one year. showing that her ability as an execu- tive was instantly recognized by grand temple. During the year of 1924 Mrs. Whisenhunt will be presiding officer of the-state, F. S. Price was alsu elected grand inner guard by the Knights of Pythias ‘The party aleo attended the Pythias ceremony at Sylvian Lake, 8. D., re- turning hore by way of the “Needles” Deadwood and Hot Springs. Mrs. H E. Hanes, also of this city attended the session, being a representative of the Eunice Temple of Casper. Sale aE ENC W. F. Kimball, consulting engineer from Cody, is young son today. The perfect cake and the perfect cing are both flavored” with Van Duzer’a Extracts. | No other extract gives quite the same delicate flavor. Carried by all good grocers.—Adver- tisement. in Casper with his} Mr. and Mrs, G. M. Parker and children are visiting here for a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Adams from their home in Utah. wee Miss Bertha McCullough of Lance} Creek is visiting in the city for a few) days, eee Miss Thelma Shockley arrived yes: terday from Cheyenne and will spend several days here. cee . + je Casper Who arrived yesterday afternoon at thelr home. Both mother and son Harold are reported to be progress- ing nicely. cee Mr, and Mrs. Wm. A. Peterson have returned from the Yellowstone Nationa! park where they spent the last few weeks on a pleasure trip. eee Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Thomas have as their guest at their home, Miss Marie Overmire of Tole#o, Ohio. Miss Overmire will visit here for a month eee Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dumming of Riverton are visiting with friend: here for a short time. see Mr. and Mrs. F, Howard arrive: Mr. and Mrs, B, Parker are visiting in the city from their home in Den- ver, se Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Peterson of Los Angeles are among the visitors spending several days here. The Misses Agnes Pandell and Nell Pandell of David City, Neb., accom: panied by Miss Bertha Sihler of De- corah, Iowa, are spending a short time here en route to the Yellowstone National park. vee Miss Marie Welch is here from her home in Portland, Ore. sik OL 6 Mr. and Mrs. F, EB. Stanford and children left yesterday for Omaha and other Nebraska cities where they will spend three weeks visiting with friends. eee Mr and Mrs. R. O. Greene are vis- iting here for several days from Den- ver. Shee Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Murray have as their guest at their home, Miss Agnes Murray of Colorado Springs, sister of Mr. Murray. 6), ae Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Welch left last evening for Kansas City, Mo., having been called there by the death of Mrs, Welch's brother, James. eee Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Watson have returned from Denver and Colorado Springs where they spent a week on a pleasure trip. eee Mrs. J. K. Davis and sisters-in-law Miss Davis and Miss Catherine Davis have returned from the Davis ranch where they have been visiting for a short time. eee Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Jessen are en- Joying a trip in the Black Hills. They arrived yesterday at Sylvan Lake an@ expect to return to Casper Sat urday, August 25. ee) 16 Mrs. H. H. Klocksein of South Lin coln street, who has been visiting with friends and relatives in Chicago for the last three months, has turned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. McCollins and son are out of town visitors here for a short time from Denver. eee Mr. and Mrs. Davis G. Graham have returned from Ohio where they visited for thevlast few weeks witir relatives and friends. ore le re Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Weaver are the parents of a nine pound baby son in the city yesterday from Lavoy jana will spend several days bere. _ Dally Cripune City Briefs | | S. Long and son of Tulsa, Okia., are spending a short time in the city j attending to business affairs. Mr. Long 1s manager, director and treas urer of the Robinson Packer compar of Tulsa. eee E. T, Payton, well known Wyoming Pioneer and author of several small books having to do with his experi ences while an inmate of the state in- sane asylum, is making the rounds in Casper today. eee J. ©. Ingram of the National Sup ply company is spending the day at the boy scout camp in the Big Horn mountains. He will return this even ing accompanied by his son Rex who has been spending several weeks there. eee J. E. Bramwell and B, W. Musser exploration department officials of the Utah Oil Rerming company Salt Lake City, are in Casper today | on matters pertaining to holdings in Salt Creek and near Thermopolis. oie: -e A. F. Allen ts among the Denve business men spending severa! day here. I. T. Lee of Riverton ts here for a few days. Extra Special Subway Bargains True Shape Ladies’ Silk Hose 87c PAIR Black, tan, brown, grey. This Week Only A Big Line of FALL DRESSES for school, office or street wear $10.75 gro’ Smart Fall Suits Pretty Blouses 5.50 Fall Coats $9.75 $14.75 $19.75 all after a Golden Glint Shampoo. Ady New location—110 E. Second St. Next to Rialto A Special L Smart Fall Hats at $8.75 We have also selected a number of pretty new Fall Hats from our regular higher-priced lines and include them in this special up for (THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY AT A liberal range Velvets, velours, felts, duvetyns, $22.95 of the new popu- and combina- bs. setae lar colors r tions, Both Dress and Sport Models (On the Mezzanine) Special Lines of Ne $22.75 and 20 Per Cent Pre-Season Discount On All Fur Coats, Capes, and Chokers Everywoman’s Store —meet your friends at the Frantz Shop. ine Of Our New York buyer just sent us a remarkable line of new crea- tions purchased for cash at a substan- tial saving — hats that would regu- larly sell at $10.50 and $12.50. w Fall Dresses $43.75 AOA Wraps, Jacquettes S il COLUMBIA Phonograph Oak Case, In Fine Condition. Sold New for $160 Special With 10 Records $61.00 PLAYER PIANOS HAMPTON PLAYER, of standard make, in good shape, $285 with 12 player rol.s__ mahog- AUTOPIANO, late style, mahc any case, in first class’ playing condition. Sold new for $850. Sale price with 12 rolls -- STORY & CLARK, full size, satin finish walnut, good tone, sliding fall board, regular $585 $650, like new ------- MODELLO, rich mahogany case, ine condition, °$455 rolls -.------------ STORY & CLARK, full size, new $700 style, mahogany case, splen- did tone, easy 625 action --- VIOLINS 1 Violin % size at__---- $8.75 1 Violin (Strad copy) at $24.45 1 Violin (Amata copy) $11.85 Stainer) with Ep, > thidmanehabiany Fs 1 Violin, made in Nippon $21.25 Several others. Case and bow extra. you an percent 0: words: Player-Piano and Phonograph values. CASH SAVINGS PLAN On the purchase of any Piano or Player-Piano in- OF sth’ i this Special Clearance Sale, we will allow ‘Additional Cash Saving, ‘ ¢ your down payment up to $50—in other i 0 cash we will give you a rece!pt for_$15.00 with $5 cash we will give you a receipt for_$22.50 With $20 cash we will give you a receipt for-$30.00 With $30 cash we will giye you a receipt for. $45.00 With $40 cash we will give you a receipt for_$60.00 With $50 cash we will give you a receipt for_$75.00 In Musical Instruments Siby"S Clack: Player New Instrument— Regular $650 Mahogany Case— Small Bungalow Style— With Bench and 12 Rolls $497.50 FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY FREE EXCHANGE PRIVILEGE Within one year's time, if you desire, you may exchange the instrument purchased for one of equal or greater value, and we will credit all money paid in on the original instrument toward the purchase of the sec ond—Could anything be fairer? FREE DELIVERY During this sale we will de liver any of the instruments purchased in Casper and imme- diate vicinity, without charge for cartage. For deliveries out- aide of Casper and !mmediate vicinity, the only additional charge will be the actual cost of delivery. PHONOGRAPHS VICTROLA, Style XI, mahogany case, in good con- dition, regular $150, an unusual bargain $79 at ou... via: 4! , $83 BRUNSWICK, upright model, fumed oak, $87 ee $95 _ $125 new $100 original price $100 $115 VICTROLA, Console model, mahogany ---- BRUNSWICK, mahogany, like new original price $150 _ VICTROLA, $350 model, mahogany like new Brilliantone amounting to 50 PHONOGRAPH NEEDLES Regular 10c Packages Special, 5 pkgs. PIANO TUNING ,~ ~ Regular Price $5.00, During Sale PAGE THR eon oa Chas. € hee Music Gee. NNN TO e@ oe Three-Ring Specials FOR CIRCUS DAY Only For Tomorrow Only—Circus Day—We Will Offer These Three Special Bargains A Splendid Opportunity for an Unusual Saving -- COME IN EARLY! SCHAEFFER UPRIGHT Mahogany Case Good Practice Piano Special $169 Our Special Clearance Sale of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE CONTINUES TO BE A GRAND SUCCESS You Must Have Confidence When You Buy a Musical Instrument Many of those who are buying in our Special Clearance Sale tell us they know very little about Piano, They put their confidence in us, because they know th the lowest cash value price, alike to one and all, and that we earnestly strive to please our friends. fidence is deeply appreciated by us!.. Here are some of our scores of interesting and attractive values to be had every price is This con- PIANOS WELLINGTON Upright, Iden oak case, in good shape for the be- ginner. A bargain x $97 at - — KURTZMANN Upright, mahog- any case, action and tone 33 = fect shape, slightly used $625 style $3 0 HARVARD Upright, walnut case, slightly used, action and case good, well worth $ 19 $285. le price —_____ KURTZMANN Upright, mahog- any, late style, plain, rich tone, in good shape 885 at RUDOLF Upright, mahogany case, good tone, slightly scratch- ed, good condition, sale price - FREE SHEET MUSIC For Thursday, Friday and Sat- urday only—With every $1.00 purchase of sheet music, you will be given 8 copies of good old ballads and song nhs wrapped in surprise packages. Victor Brunswick --35¢c “It Does Make a Difference Where You Purchase Your Musical Merchandise” The Chas. 232 E. Second St. HN Homa of the Chickering CASPER E. Wells Music Co. Phone 194 f UNA ul IQS