Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1924, Page 4

quae: quieecremrepenineente ne te meres eo os PAGE FOUR. Miss Mary McKeown Bride of Leo A. Dunn. Of interest to.a wide circte of friends in Casper, where the bride and groom will be at home to their friends after July 1, was the mar- riage at Red Wing, Minn., on Wed-1 nesday, June 4, of Miss Mary Mc- Keown and Leo A. Dunn of Casper. The event was celebrated with a church wedding, announcements of which are being received here by friends, and the following account appeared in the Red Wing Daily Republican: “Tall cathedral candles, shedding @ soft subdued light on the beauti- ful and imposing altar, bedecked with June roses and carnations and banked with ferns formed the pretty and inspiring setting at St. Joreph’s Catholic church for the wedding of Miss Mary McKeown and Leo A. Dunn of Casper, Wyo., which was. solemnized at 9 o'clock this morn- ing by Rev. Father Oliver Dolphin in the presence of a large number of friends. The ceremony preceded the celebration of the nupital mass. “The bride, charmingly gowned in grey georgette with hat to match and wearing a corsage of sweetheart roses and lilies of the valley, was at- tended by her cousin, Miss Dolores Heiserman, who wore a pouder blue gown with hat to match and cor sage bouquet of the same flowers as the bride, Raymond J. Hutcheso> of this city attended the groom, “During the service Mrs. F. W, McNeil sang sweetly the “Ave Marie” and played the wedding mu- sic. ‘Following the ceremony the bridal couple partook of a wedding breakfast and were tendered a re- ception x > Helserman home. About thity guests, intimate friends and relatives of the bride and groom, were present. “The bride is a niece of Mrs. Thomas Heiserman and grew to young womanhood ifn this city. She is a graduate of the Red Wing high school and is an accomplished young lady, being a graduate of Saint Agatha’s Conservatory of Musio, St. Paul. Possessed of many charming qualities she {s held in highest es. teem by all who know her. For the past two years she made her home at Casper, Wyo. It was there that f#he formed the acquaintance of Mr. Dunn which culminated in the happy event today. “Mr. Dunn is the son of Mr. and Mrs..W. F. Dunn, one of the pioneer families of Wyoming. He is one of Casper's progressive business men and js cashier and a director of the Wyoming Trust company bank, one of the largest financial institutions in the state of Wyoming. He is Prominently identified in other en- terprises there and has taken an active part in Casper’s great devel- opment. “Mr. and Mrs. Dunn leave todhy on a honeymoon trip to the Twin Citles. They will return to Reg Wing, however, before ‘leaving for Casper, where they will be at hore to their friends after July.1, at 1414 South Ash street. “Among the outottown guests attending the wedding were Mrs. W. F. Dunn and Mrs, T. J. Drew, mother and sister of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daily of Casper, Wyo.; Miss Mary Heiserman, Colo- rado Springs, Colo; Mrs. T. F O'Neill, Faribault; Mrs. Willlam O'Neill and son of Aledo, Ohio; Mrs Deal Ford and Dr. and Mrs. P. R Hanke, Canon Falls; Miss Josephine Ford, Charles Hetserman, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Crowley, Mrs. E. E Lynch, Mra. William E, Hartrey. and Mrs. Carly.Hartrey, Minneap olis and Mrs. Carly Spiller of St Pau! ‘Mr. and Mrs. Dunn will carry with them to thetr new home in Casper the sincere good wishes of @ host of Red Wing friends for thelr future happiness.” eee Conlin-Ellwood i Thursday. Miss Agnes Mae Ellwood, daugh. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ellwood, and Walter Gray Conlin were mar- ried at 4 o'clock Thursday atter. noon, the ceremony being perform ed at the Presbyterian manre on South Wolcott street. The bridal couple were attended by Miss Ruth Carlson and R. M McWhorter, others present for the ceremony being the parents of the bride and Mrs, J. H. Rohsenberger of Evansville, Ind., mother of the groom The bride wore a dress of powder Dlue georgette with hat to matoh and carried a bouquet of rose buds @nd lilies of the valley. Miss Carl. Son's dress was of yellow chiffon @nd she carried a bouquet of rose buds. Following the ceremony the wed ding guests were entertained with a dinner party at the Townsend. (Both the bride and greom, al though comparative short time res {dents here, are among the best known and most popular of the etl Our beautiful illustrated 1652 Tremont St. . Miami Snow White Steel Bath Room A Safe, Sanitary Ornamental Repository for Drugs and Toilet details regarding models, sizes, finish and construc~ tion will be mailed upon request, The Denver Mantel & Tile Co. young people in the city. Mrs, Con- lin came to Casper a year ago with her parents from her former home In Los Angeles where she attended Palm Hall school, Mr. Conlin grad- uated from Michigan university in 1921 and for the last two years has been with the Texas company's en- gineering department at the local refinery. He is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity. Mr. and Mrs. Conlin will make their home at 825 East Second street. eee Lilac Party Is Enjoyable Function. Well attended and greatly enjoy- ed, the St. Mark's springtime lunch- eon was successfully given at the Odd Fellows hall yesterday after- noon. Provision for those who were unable to find place in the hall was made by Mrs. P, C. Nicolaysen at her South Wolcott street residence. Lilacs in profusion were ornameh: tally used as center bouquets for the tables. Following the luncheon at 1 o'clock, bridge afforded diver- sion for the afternoon. Those having reserved tables were. the Mesdames Stanton, Camp- bell, Thompson, Josendah!, Morgan, Rouse, Holland, Storrs, Nichols, Sproul, Browning, Spears, Ott, Hood, Smythe of Glenrock, Brooks, Nico- laysen, Cunninghem, Rose, Tonkin, Griebel, Algeo, McFayden, Fidel, Marquis, Bingham, Hufsmith, Haz- litt{ Jarvis, Cather, Wiederhold, Hemmingway, Richards, Wertz, G. Sullivan, Keefe and Lathrop. Mrs. Paul Wiederhold, presiding in the Nicolaysen residence enter- tained: Mrs. A. H. Cobb, Mrs. C. H. Townsend; Mrs, B. B. Brooks, Mrs. John McGrath, Mrs. H. L, Patton, Mrs. Harry Young, Mrs. A. G. Fidel, Mrs. M. P. Wheeler, Mrs. A. F. Hoff, Mrs. Jgremlah Mahoney, Mrs. Cc. V. Norris, Mro. W, 8. Kimball, Miss Margaret Curtin. Mrs. J. A. Richards arranged 2 party for Mrs, Gillis, Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Van Valkenberg, Mrs. Row- land, Mrs, Francis Brown, Mrs. Her- bert ards. This was at Mrs. Nicol s also, as well as Mra, Nico! s table for Mrs. Turner, Mrs. McConnell, Mrs. Andrus and Mrs. William Cobb. 7 ee Auto Club Te: To Give Dance. At a meeting of the entertain- ment and membership committees of the Central Wyoming Auto club is Wednesday evening It was’ decided that a free dance should be given by the two teams which are work ng to secure new members for the club. ‘The dance will be given by the teams headed by J.C. Crosby and L. D. Branson and they,extend a hearty invitation to the citizens of Casper to be their guests for the evening. The affair will be similar in many ways to the opening night. The jance will be featured by special stunts which have been prepared. Vanderbeck’s orchestra has been ongaged for ithe evening. The in- terlor of the club house has been lecorated for this occasion. eee Pearson-Heckert Marriage Soon. W. K. Heckert left Friday eve- ning for Los Angeles where his marriage to Miss Olga M. Pearson of that city will take place. The young couple will return here- to make thelr home in Casper, see Surprise Party Given Wednesday. A delightful surprise party was slven Wednesday evening by Mrs. R. V. Kennedy at her home on South Kenwood in honor of Mr. Kennedy's birthday. Bridge was played, honors being taken by Messrs, Comrie, Mullen and Lynch. Added attractions of the evening were a solo “Little Mother of Mine.” by Mr. Comrie, a novelty dance feature by Mr. Mills, a whistling selection by Mr. Vichory Summer or Winter the spread for bread NUCOA because of quality it’s as satisfactory in summer as winter eee 28 28 ‘and a recitation by Mrs. Quinn, As-| bins who are leaving for a summer sisting Mrs. Kennedy were Mrs. J.| outing -which. will include F. Mills, Mrs. R. Schaffenburg, and|and other western points of inter- Mrs. J. Mullen. Glen Winship waslest. After Pleasant evening delegated to present Mr. Kennedy|spent playing cards lUght* refresh- with a gold charm of KC pattern.| ments were served by the hostess. The guestsincluded Messrs. Scott,{ Those present included Mr. and Mills, Russell, Winslilp, Sturdevant,|Mrs. Edgar Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Mullen, Birchall, Victory, Homigan,|H,. E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harle Simons, Comrie, Lynch and Quinn. | Osborne. f ose ‘Woodmen of the World Elect Officers. Natrona Camp No. 331, Woodmen of the World, elected the following officers for the new year in regu- lar meeting: Consul commander, 3. D. Buchan- an; advisor Heutenant, M. F. Cham- bers; escort, P. Jones; watchman, T. Campbell; gentry, C. H. Brandon; managers, G. Stewart, C. Holman and C, F, Yoman. After the business session a de- Nghtful social hour was passed and dainty refreshments were served. . . . \Schon-Deeds Departmental Club To Give Luncheon. A luncheon will be given by the ‘Woman's Departmental club at the ‘Townsend hotel next Wednesday, June 11, at 1 o'clock, For reserva- tions mbmbers are asked to call Mrs. Eva H. Herncall, phone 1108. vee Friday Bridge Club Entertained. 5 Entertainment for the Friday Bridge club at {ts regular meeting was provided this afternoon by Mrs. B. R. Trollope at her home. o- Hard Times Dance ; 2 Scheduled Tonight. Miss" Kathryn E. Schon, of Pol- A Hard Times dance will be given lock, S. D., and Earl M. Deeds of| this evening at the Masonic temple "Midwest were married at the par-|hy members of the order of sonage of the First Methodist church | pemola: 866 South Lincoln street, on June} orders, including master Masons, 5, by the pastor, Rev. Lewis E./ members of the Eastern Star and|. Carter, They were unattended. | the DeMolay are invited. For the They are torlive at Midweat. best costumes prizes will be award- 4 ed. This dance/will close the social season for the young men of the DeMolay who are all expected to at- Casper Young People Wedded. Mrs. Gertrude Courtney and Charles H. Allerton, both of Cas-| fore "4 WhO may wear thelr per, were married at the parsonage : cabins of the First Methodist church, 866] ninner Is South Lincoln street, on June 5, | guererg by the pastor, Rev. Lewis B, Car- ter. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Courtney and Mr. and Mrs, John Luxon. The, bride is a sister of Mrs, Luxon. . The dinner given at the First Methodist chureh last night by the ladies aid of the East Side M. E. church was well attended. The tion of the assistance of friends and Temperance Legion of donations from the McCord Brady pe Se ance Meets Saturday. The Loyal Temperance legion will hold a meeting at 2 o'clock Satur- day afternoon at the First Christian church, Grant and Lind streets. All members are urged to attend. ene ae ASGTE éktorHorlick’s The ORIGINAL Bake Sale p Malted Milk Safa ‘Tomorrow. Mill Mrs. B. L. Scherck’s division of the Presbyterian Ala will hold a! bake sale at White's grocery Satur- day, All food should be on hand by 10 a, m. For Infants, Petite Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. in powder form,makesThe Food-Drinkfor All Ages. Digestible—No Cool A always at hand. Also in Tabli Beginning at 2:30 o'clock this '‘Horlick’s,’’ at all Fountains) | r afternoon the general meeting: of| gay Avoid Imitations — Substitutes the Woman's Christian’ Temperance unton was held at the Methodist church. Subject of the program which was under the direction of Mrs. W. W. Cole, was “Flag Day”. eee Flag Day Observed ¢ By W. ©. T. U. Inez M. Babb Balcony, Hotel Henning o 8 16 i H Mr. and Mrs. Robbins Mimeographing Honored at Party. Circular Letters Typing Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hollis enter-|| Price-lists Dictation tained informally at their home, 645 || Bulletins Depositions South McKinley street this week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rob- NEW PLAYER ROLLS LATEST POPULAR HITS Only 69c _Come Early and Select From Entire Stock ALL THE LATEST “California” “Adoration Waltz” “Hula Lou” “What’ll_I Do” ‘ “My Sweetheart” Phone 45. THESE PRICES FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. “Home of the Chickering” 232 East Second St. CASPER Phone 194 The Letter Shoppe Arlie Davis, Gladys Moormg MIMEOGRAPHING Public Stenographers Notary Hotel Townsend PHONE 2500 Circular Letter Bureau Cabinets Articles catalog, giving complete Denver, Colo. Rings Forethought in selecting the Wed- ding Ring will go a long way to- ward the future happiness of THE BRIDE. PARTIAL PAYMENTS MAY BE ARRANGED We maintain a beautiful stock of wedding rings of all kinds—plain, hand-carved, white gold, platinum and diamond set. Your tastes and our purse can be accommodated ere. Ayres Jewelry Co. 133 South Center Street oi 7, Che Casper Daily Cribune company, company, the Corner grocery others. 'W. E. Vanstephout of Salem, Ore,, is a Casper visitor today. . vow for Kansas City on a vacation trip. daughter, Jessie, are leaving Cas- per tomcrrow for Hibbing, Minn. There they will visit relatives, re- turning here in the fall. eee ‘Mrs. Rex Reno returned week from a visit to Lyman, Wyo. see house guest, her sister, Mrs. Evelyn All members of Masonic |Delfelder of Riverton. vee teacher of Park Saturday for Honolulu where she will teach the coming year. eee week on business are Q. K. Deaver, Fred M. Sheldon, Ed Connolly, J. W. Solar, Clyde H. Brown and W. Cc, Chamberlin. . the Wyoming Baki PERSONALS Mrs. Leila Beam wil! leave tomor- | the eee Mr. and Mrx W R. Frank and this Dr. George B. Underwood of the Lathrop clinic has just returned from spending his vacation with relatives in New Jersey. 6) : Mrs. J. L. Marquis has as her Miss Marian Bryant, first grade school, will leave Among Casperites in Lander this tate. Os fashion correspondent luxuriously settled on the cious veranda, where cool shadows have lured her and many other resorters, this interesting style story. It is afternoon and a handsome girl who earlier in the day ap- pared in a waistcoat sweater and flannel skirt now flits from one group to another twirling the silken scarf which makes her Roman striped dress more dashing. She singles out for a stroll a girl who is costumed in banana polar: The latter appeals to er for her ingenuity. Didn't she see her just a moment ago remove a cape from her soul- ders and don it as an apron? These two join a party of tea- ing folk and, style-conscious as they are, quickly make note of two brilliant Leghorn picture hats; a chic little dress of coin dot voile; a flannel blazer striped jacket; an alpaca frock unique with its flying bit of ostrich. Now they were im as you must be with the ity, and gaiety of costumes accept- ed on @ summer's afternoon at smart resort hotels. week-end ey vacation Oop, Me va fresh pair eve: yee A afternoon makes a “dressier” and len, service you will get, Onyx cuir $2.5 Black Threadsilk Colors temen bleach into the face, arms and hands. Famous etage beauties use {t to bring that clear, youthful skin and rosy-white complexion; also as a @ freckie, sunburn and tan bleach. Mr, and Mrs, William Shaffer re| You must mix this remarkable lo- turned yesterday afternoon from an automobile tour of several weeks which took them through Colorado, . ladies’ have uttered their’ apprecia-| Nebraska, Kansas and | Missouri," Ad’ tior, yourself. Of course whether it be a dress, Wrap or suit, bar- gains in both the Subway and on the Main Floor FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1924, eo in Worland for a| Casper after spe months visiting with relatives an; . friends at thelr former home, pj; For the purpose of taking in new|Mmingharh, Ale | members there will be # Milo Allen {s seriously i at thy special th of the order of DeMolay one od rebie oat be the final meet-|Casper Private hospital, ing of the symmer. ee Until quite Deane Me da a in Earl G. Burwell departed overland | Turkey were for! len by law to for Denver to Meet Mrs. Burwell| accompany their husbands to any p Sa children, who are enroute to! place of public entertainment. Take a Kodak With Yo Days like this that you've looked for- ward to, offer pic- tures that you'll turn back to, again and again-in, your album. And any kodak is compact to carry, easy to work and fun to use—let us explain to you how to get good pictures with yours. If you haven’t a Kodak, get one here. official Eastman dealers. Autographic Kodaks, $6.50 up. Also buy your films here, and bring your views to us to be de- veloped and printed, thereby insuring yourself the best results. The KIMBALL DRUG STORES CASPER’S PIONEER STORES Wyoming’s Leading Drug Stores { %, The Stores “TWO STORES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE” We are It can not irri- It can not be bought Don’t Overlook The Corseting Problem —everywoman’s store With our large new stocks of War- ner corsets, corselettes, wraparounds, orientals and Egyptian bandeaux, it is easily possible to fit you ; (Shop Correctly and Comfortably A Comfortable Place to Shop—Convenient for a: Rendezyous With Friends ThreeItem Your Week-End Holiday for — "~" §mall,Snug”” * _ very sportsy : VACATION HATS For vacation outings when the sun is hot, choose a light little hat, one of these, to shade your eyes while it sets off your costume jauntily. These felts, Milans and tagals so brightly trimmed will prove fine friends to vacationers, poecal prices renee To Wear to the $5 to $12.50 Dressing Room (On the Mezzanine) THESPORTS VESTVOGUE New Sweaters that have aecided to be tailored are being gratefully accepted in smartest wardrobes, Sports+ cially appreciate those that 88, ‘Freedom on the links,” Daily, scores of women are seen in motor cars or on their way to offices wearing the button-over Sweater that is ill ited above, There is. nothi: s0 why not have both of in your vaca- The Basis of Smart Costumes are inticing and unparalleled