Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1924, Page 3

¥ ' MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1924, ‘Marie R. Whittington and| Mary Orville E. Scown were quietly mar- ried Sunday evening at 6 o'clock at the ‘home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Whittington, 900 Pear street. The Rev. Charles A. ‘Wilson, pastor of the First Presby- terfan church officiated. The bride ‘was becomingly dressed in a blue georgette gown ‘and carried a. bou- quet of pink roses and sweet peas. Miss Leah Whittington, bridesma: was becomingly dressed in an tractive gown of orchid and car- ried a corsage pf sweet peas. Cor- nelilus O'Neil acted as best ‘man. The couple are well known in Cas- per and have & host of friends who wish them success and happiness. ‘The bride has been a member of the office force of the Chamberlain Furniture company while the groom is connected with the Wyoming Grocery company. The couple left this morning for Thermopolis where Scown is temporarily stationed. They expect to return to Casper m and to make their home fn this ‘city. see Humiston-Dodds Marriage Is Announced Today. Announcement was made today of the marriage of Miss Fern D, Hu- miston, attractive daughter pf Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Humiston, /of 735 Pine street, Boulder, Colo., to Rob- ert E. Dodds of this city which took place Saturday in Cheyenne the Rt. Rev. T. A. McGovern performing the ceremony. The bride is among the popular girls of Boulder and ‘was graduated last week from Mt. St. Gertrude’s academy of that city. ‘The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodds of 326 North Wolcott street and is engaged here in the garage business. The couple will make their homie for a short time at the Pines hotel until their new residence in Mountain View Is com- pleted. eee Surprise Party Last ‘Week for June Bride. \ Mrs. Almeda LaLone and Mrs. B. J. Miller were joint hostesses at 2 surprise miscellaneous shower given last Friday evening at the home of irs, J. W. Whittington, 900 “Pear in honor of Miss Marie Whit- ‘ tington whose marriage to Orville Seown took place Sunday: Decora- tions carried out in a color scheme of pink and white were used and the evening was spent in hemming tea towels. ‘Those present were: Mrs. Herman Schinck, Mrs. John Brooks, Mrs. Roy Julian, Mrs. Tom Vewzne, Mrs. Hada Mower, Mrs. Roy Fairbanks, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. Dan Miller, Mrs. George Ley, Mrs. P. Brummel, Miss Margaret Brummel, Miss Philomena Brummel Mrs, June Pennington, Miss Leah Whittington, Mrs. J. W. Whitting- ton and the guest of honor. eee Casperites Are Among ‘Those Honored at Banquet. ‘The Panhellenic association of Laramie entertained last week at a banquet given in honor of the gir's ranking highest in scholarship at the university. The dinner was served at the Connor hotel with 25 members of the untyersity commu- “iy attending. The honor guests 4ncluded one girl from each sorority and two from each class. Among those who attended were Crete Wood of Laramie, Delta Delta Delta; Kathieen Hemry of Casper, Gamma Zeta; Francis Shier of Mitchell, Neb., Kappa Delta; Ida Ward of Cody, Pi Beta Phi. Representatives from the classes were, Senlor, Ger- trude McKay and Mrs, Aubrey Lee of Laramie; Junoir, Alice Spreng of Laramie and Zeva Smith of Basi Sophomore, Hazel Bowman of Lar: mie and Catherine Gillies of Ther- mopdlis; Freshmen, Etta Diggs of Casper and Fredia Conner of Ten- sleep. Special guests were Dr. Grace R. Hebard, Dean Sanford, Mrs. B. ©. Fuller, Miss Reba Davis and Crete Wood. Responses to toasts were made by Frances Shier, Eileon O'Mara, Etta Diggs of this city anc Mrs. Fuller. ¢ eee Birthday Anniversaries Are Celebrated. Mrs. John’ J, Sullivan entertain- ed at a children’s party given. at her home, 559 South Lincoln ‘strect jn honor of her daughter, Denes’ fifth and Mary June's third birthday anniversaries which were Sunday. Games were played and con- tests held, prizes being won by Mary Barke, Margaret’ McCarthy and Mary Sweeney. Refreghments were served at the close of the entertain- ment by Mrs, Sullivan. ‘Among tho children whd attena- Mary | x Kitty Brown, Jack Sullivan, Jr. and the guests of honor. ese Casper Girls Are Graduated From Colorado College. As members of the graduating class of the Colorado State Teachers college at Greeley, Colo., the Misses Ruth and Margaret McRae, daugh- ters of Mrs. Kenneth McRae of this city indirectly brought honors’ to this community and at the same time by being members of the school assisted in establishing a rec- ord at the college for the largest class to graduate in the history of the institution. Inciuded in the class which receiveG its degrees and dip- lomas on June 4, Were 230 mem- bers the number exceeding the large classes graduating at the close of Summgr school. Tie largeat class to graduate within the last few years. was the summer school class of 1923 with a total of 223. The Casper girls were graduated from the Natrona county high school and during their college days at Greeley took prominent parts in all college activities. They were awarded the life certificates. The class af which they are members included; 44 receiving the bachelor of arts degree, mx receiving the de- gree of master of arts and the re- mainder, 180 the life certificate in teaching. eee Legion Auxiliary To Give Banquet Thursday The Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion will give a ban- quet Thursday evening, June 5, at 5:45 at the Henning hotel in honor of the National president, Mrs. Franklin Lee Bishop, Members who wish to make reservation are ask- ed to call one of the following com- mitteé not later than Tuesday even- ing; Mrs. O. H. Muck, 2157-J, Mrs. Cc. K. Fletcher, 1019-M or Mrs. H. Astin, 2107-J. eee Dinner Last Evening At Wheeler Home Mrs. M. P. Wheler entertained at dinner last evening at her residence on South Beech street complimen- tary to Mrs. J. H. Mullin and daugh- ters, Margaret and Regina, and Mrs. Gillespie, all of Pennsylvania, Suests of the Rey, Father J, H. Mul- lin. Others present besides the guests of honor were. The Rev. Father J. F. Moreton, the Rev. Father Mullin, Edwin Slater and Aix. Wheeler. eee St. Mark’s Guild Will Give Lilac Party Members of St. Mark’s guild will sive a lilac party on Thursday June 6, at the Odd Fellow’s hall. Those wishing to attend may make reservations by calling Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen at 2301. eee 0. ES. Tea Tuesday Afternoon The ladies of the Order of Eastern Star will entertain at @ tea Tues- day afternoon, June 2, at the Mas- onic temple. Hostesses for the afternoon will be the Mesdames G. O. Rankin, W. L. England, J. M. Stewart, W. C. Goodwin, C. W. Nichols, 8. H. Vanberg, L. K. Me- Vicker. All members as well as visiting members are invited to at- tend. Bay sh eee Cora Special Meeting: Wednesday Of Woman's Departmental Club A special meeting of the Casper Woman's Departmental club will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the basement of the lf rary. The meeting is being held for the purpose of voting on names Presented to the club during ~ the May meeting. eee Mrs. Manbeck Will Be Hostess At Party Mrs. Harold Manbeck will be hos- tess at an informal bridge party to be given this evening at Ker home, 321 East Thirteenth street, compli- mentary to the Misses Ruth Briden- baugh, Violet Faulk and Harriett Gardner who will be brides of this montH. Guests who will attend in- clude: Mrs. Herbert Ladd, Mrs. Harry Cotton, Mrs. J. C. Warkley, . Dean Morgan, Mrs. Miss Verra ‘Tangeman, or McLaughlin, Mis: Miss Drueilla Stewart, Miss Hilda Harlan, Miss Sara Stewart, Miss Kathleen Sullivan, Miss Kathryn Mahoney, Miss Louise Reichman, Miss Bertha Sihler, Miss Rose Noonan, Miss Josephine Parry, Miss Lois Goons and the guests of honor, Hundreds of 4 Thousands We are Casper’s or- iginal authorized registered prescrip- tion druggists. We Have served literally hundreds of thou- sands of people— skilful, satisfactory, safe, meritorious ser- vice. Each of our, thirty- two. years’ experience as the leading druggists of iy Casper has enhanced our knowledge and in- treased our ability until we have facilities and qualifications possessed by few drug establish- de Casper Daily Cridune An event of greatest interest to every woman in the community. TUESDAY, JUNE 3RD TO SUNDAY, JUNE 8TH dal Week Featuring during the entire week the PAGE THREE. - Nationally known line of white goods at very special prices. Turkish Towels, double thread, 17x34. Hach » Only Four to a Customer Bridal Linens A tip to June Bride—and housewife, practice econ- omy, it is a road to wealth. It’s economy to buy your linens in quantity ,the wear and tear is equally di- vided and therefore they will last longer. We list these helpful suggestions to the busy bride-to-be and thrifty housewife. $1.95 Bridal Sheets - 81x90. __ SP ama $1.65 OS satel ae $1.49 Bridal Hemstitched Sheets, 81x99___-______ $2.59 Bridal Pillow Cases 42x36, YC) SRS a SEG ell a Champion Cases, UES GE EES eae ae 33c Bridal Hemstitched Cases, 45x36, each _ Bridal Sheeting Linen finish 9Z Sheeting. — - Very Peeaia. per yard__.___ 73¢€ Saxon Sheeting, 974. BT FINI 8 oso cere mpc sn Rlociaces ab Fort Mills Sheeting, 9/4. Per yard Bridal Sheeteing, 8/4. pC Eg Ts lpi lead aah ER BELT 65e Saxon Sheeting, 8/4 REE Var oon 3 ss Ce 59e Nainsooks and Muslins Bridal Nainsook, Best Quality ‘a eR RR ERE 38¢c Regular 338c. At Ue Regular 28c. 3 ee ee am i 22¢e are See ee 19e Merge ge 18¢ ie Per ee ne £e Unbleached Muslin, reg. 25c. Ty baie a: ihe eg 19¢ ° Art Linens 18-inch Art Linen, in brown and white. Per yard_59c 18-inch Heavy Art Linen. Brown and white pd es \ a yap agit By SR AES aS, Ea 69c 86-inch Brown and White Art Linen. Per yard_§$1.10 64-inch Brown and White Art Linen. Per yard_$1.49 Lunch Cloths Linen Luncheon Sets. 56x56 with one-half dozen Napkins to match, (pure linen)_....______ $4.69 Hand eee Luncheon Sets, guaranteed to was) Huck Towels, best quality; Only Four to a Customer Table Linens Pure Linen, 72 Inches Wide, Good Assorted Patterns Regular $3.35. Special price. Per yard_ ~-$2.49 Regular $4.25. Special price. Per yard -$3.35 Regular $3. Special price. Per yard_ $2.95 Table Damask, 72-inch. Regular 98c_____--_-_ 79¢ VERY SPECIAL Maderia Napkins, good assortment of patterns. Persnomenen ba hl oa Pure Linen Napkins, good patterns. Reg $8.50 to $15.00. Sale Price, per dozen $6.50 to $15 Linen Table Cloths and Napkins greatly reduced. 20% off on all Maderian Linens including Italian cut work, Table Padding 64-inch Table Padding. Regular price $2.10, Sale Price ,__ 54-inch Table Pa Sale Price 54-inch Quilted Table Padding, $1.85. Sale price Indian Head 86-inch. Regular ¢ Sale price, per yard_____ 28c 45-inch. Regular . Sale price, per yard Linen Crash Toweling, per yard___ Cotton Toweling, per yard_________ Check Linen Glass Toweling, per yard Glass Toweling, (linen finish), per yard__ Extra ae (double thread), Turkish Bath Tow Turkish Towels, Wash ods Light, airy fabric, exquisitely summer and dainty for making the prettiest summer dresses, blouses, under- garments, etc., can be chosen from the many we list. Striped and plain satinette, best quality, per yard 63c White and Colored Organdie, special_.._._____ 59c Voile colored and plain, reg. 75c yard; sale, yard 65c Regular 50c per yard, sale, per yard — Dress Linen, all colors. Special .- Dimity checked all colors, special_ Dimity, checked all colors, special — French checked Dimity, special — Fine checked Dimity, special —_ Lingerie Crepe, all colors, special — Japanese Crepe, all colors. Special_ Lace Voiles. All colors, Special__ Handkerchief linen, all colors, special — Baby Batiste, 44-in width, reg 68c, special ~--48c Bridal Baby Batiste, 44-in. width, reg. 78c, special 65c VERY SPECIAL 42-in. Pillow Tubing. Per yard Pillow Tubing Ber Yard oan me gee is 39c ps ee 43c ed 48c te “Sule ecuaieedi mC OME A 39¢ Saxon, 42-inch Tubing. Per yard Bed Spreads White, extra heavy quality, 81x94. Special Price oA Es ad SE EN White Bed Spreads, 78x88. Special Price ~____~_ Colored Bed Spreads. SUGREEEOTICEY So Be ie A ae Handpainted Spread with bolster, (Guaranteed to boil). Special__ Ready-To-Wear Attractive values in Summer gowns and under- garments. Made of pleasantly cool materials, daintily made, an dnow bearing decidedly lower i for this special selling. White Sateen Petticoats, each_.___$1.00 Ladies embroidered petticoats, each ~-_$1.69 White and Colored Satinette slips, each $1.79 White Satinette slips, each _-..__--_____ $1.98 Crepe and Nainsook ladies bloomers, each 68c Ladies Satinette Bloomers, each Ladies Nainsook Gowns _ Bonita Hand Embroidered ular $2.55; sale 2... - Bonita Hand Embroidered Gowns, regular $3.35; sale — Bonita Hand Embroidered Gowns, regular $2.65; sal Ladies Lace Gowns __-_ Ladies Voile Gowns 2 ‘ Ladies Batiste and Voile Gowns _________98c Striped Voile, two-piece step-in, special $2.29 Batiste, two-piece step-in, special _._____ $1.95 Nainsook tailur made teddies __ -..-55¢ Children’s slips, gowns, and combination suits greatly reduced and will be on display. Tailored Blouses, white English Broad- Philippine $2.29 Clots user anemia $2.59 Dimity Blouses ~~--$1,95 Colored Voile blouses __ eee Fi) 15 Per Cent Discount on all drapery, curtain nets and cretonnes Set ments anywhere and which m&ke the Kimbal) Drug Stores distinctive and widely known throughout (and even beyond) the entire Rocky Mountain region. The KIMBALL DRUG STORES CASPER’S PIONEER STORES Wyoming's Leading Drug Stores The Rexall Stores “TWO STORES ‘FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE” The Kassis Dry Goods Co. Phone 1740 137 East 2nd