Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 6, 1924, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, Erickson-Shikaney Nuptia!s in Cheyenne. The marriage of Mrs. Bernice Erickson of San Francisco to James Shikaney, popular Casper business man took place this motfning in Cheyenne, the Rt. Rev. McGovern performing the ceremony. The bride, who is a daughter of Mrs. G. T.. Morgan of this city, has visited in Casper several times and has many friends here. She was dressed in an attractive black and white traveling suit with hat to match and carried a bouquet of roses: Miss Elizabeth Shikaney, bridesmaid, sister of the groom, was dressed in a fall suit and hat and carried a bouquet of req roses. Dr. Michael Shikaney acted as best man. The groom is the.oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. O, N. Shikaney and has been a resident of Casper for the last even years. He is owner of S Rialto fruit store on Second strect. Following the ceremony the couple left for Estes park where a wedding breakfast was served by Mrs. Sadie Latouf, cousin of the groom at her summer cottage. The couple will spend a month jp the park after which they will return to Casper to make their home. eee Casper Girl to Be Graduated Friday. Miss Alice N. Mechting of this city is numbered among the class of eighty graduates of the ‘summer session of Drake university, at Des) Moines, who will be honored at the commencement exercises to be held Friday -evening, August 8, in the Drake auditorium. Harvey Ingham, editor of the Register-Tribune, will deliver the commencement address, and Presi- deat D. W. Morehouse will confer degrees and present diplomas to the graduates. Prof. Alfred Smith will play the processional and recessional on the pipe organ, and Prof. Franz Kuschan wil) play three cello solos. On Tuesday evening, members of the graduating class and faculty members were honored at a recep- tion held at the home of President and Mrs. Morehouse, owe Philathea Class Picnic 1s Postponed for Month. The picnic which was to have been given August 7 by members of the Philathea class of the First Methodist church has been post- ned and will not be held until , September 5. Woodmen of World To Hold Meeting. Natrona Camp No. 331, Woodmen of the World, will. hold its regular £ meeting this evening at the Knights |* of Pythias hall. A large attendance is desired as matters of importance are to be Ciapinyed . Mrs. Mahoney Fibritoctatce At’ Informal ‘yancheon. Mrs. Jerémiah Mahoney enter- tained at an informal luncheon given today at her summer, home complimentary to Miss Vera Jane Parrott, of Des Moines, Ia., house guest of Mrs, Charles Campbell. Guests present w Mrs. Bs B. Lummis, Mrs. Charles Campbell, Mrs. H. P, Fishburn, Mrs. L. A. Reed, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Fred Capen, Mrs. A. G, Fidel and guest, Miss Jean Hanna of Washington, $s. Cooke, Mrs. T. C. Spears, igh Townsend, Mrs. K. 8. Mrs. BE. Paul Bacheller, Mrs. ach, Mrs, T. A, Dean, Mrs. Bingenhelmer, ‘and Miss | Parrott. Mrs. Nicolayson Will Entertain. Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen will enter- tain a number of friendg informally at her home on South Wolcott on ‘Thursday of this week. 8 oF Women of Mooseheart Legion ta Give Picnic. ‘The annual picnic of the Women of Mooseheart Legion will be held at Garden Creek falls on Thursday, August 7, to which all members are invited to attend. All those who expect to be present are asked to bring their lunch and meet at the Moose lodge rooms at 10 a.m, where transportation” will be furnished. North Casper Winter Memorial Aid*to Meet. The Ladies’ Aid society of the North Casper Winter Memorial church will be entertained on Friday afternoon by Mrs. Hodsdon at her homé, 1009 North Durbin street. The meeting Will begin at 2 o'clock and ll members are invited to attend. aren Northwestern Office Force Enjoy Picnic Tuesday. Members. of the Chicago and Northwestern railway office force enjoyed a picnic given yesterday at tho Goose Egg ranch. Among those who attended were: Mr. and Mrs, A.J. Worthman, Mr. and Mrs. O. Take Time TO SPECIFY * Casper Bottling Works, Inc. Members of A. B. of C. B, e When ordering a bever- age from your grocer— and you can rest assured that it is PURE, clear and delicious, of Your Inspection of Our Plant Is Welcome 1924. ‘Colorado several days ago by the} arrived® Monday morning at mother, serious ilIness of his: Barry and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wilkes, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blou- deck, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Burdick, Mrs. E. M. Hayes and son, Mrs. Frank Fyrne Wilkes, Miss Cannahan, Miss DeLilah Wilkes, Robert Worthman, Dean Burdick, Glenn Wilkes and M. Galiagher. * Pythian Sisters Will Meet Thursday. The Pythian Sisters will meet in regular session 9n Thureday eve- ning at 8 o'clock at the Knights of Pythias hall. Al members in’ the city as well, as visiting members are asked to be present. ~ es win Hold oh, The Iroquois Council No. 6, De- gree of Pocohontas, will meet in regular session this evening at 8 o'clock at the Odd Fellows’ hall. Following the social hour refresh- ments. will -be served by the ; Mesdames Johnson and Denton. All members of the organization are asked to be present. . . Mrs. Weldon Entertains For Colorado Guests. Mrs. B.8, Weldon,entertained at dianer Monday evening at her home dn South Durbin street in honor of Miss Inne Beavers and Miss Mar- garet Monohan of Hugo, Colo. guests of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Foley. Covers were laid for Mr, and Mrs. Foley, Mrs. C. W. Beckett and ‘the honored guests. 4 Christian Association Picnic Thursday. ‘The Women's association. of the First Christian church will give a pienfe tomorrow at lower Garden Creek to which all members are fisked to bring theirslunches and attend. Those who will be present fre asked to meet at 11 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Sonntes, 302° CY avenue. Mrs. Willa B. Hammond, formerly of this city now of Washington, D. C., and daughter, Mary Alice..who have been renewing old acquaint- ances in Casper, Douglas and Chey- @nne departed yesterday from Chi enne where they have been the guests of Mrs. Cornelia B. Mills and Mrs. Edwing Craig, for their home. While visiting in the state they tour- ed the Yellowstone national park. 7. Among Casper people in Cheyenne Monday were: Roy C. Wyland, C. L. Rhinermuth, Alexander Nisbet’ and daughter, Martha, and Glen Emmer- son, eee Elmer Green and daughter, Paul- ine, will leave soon for a tour of Montana. oe Mrs. A. G. Fidel has as he guest for several weeks at her home on Divine ‘street, Miss Jane Hanna of Washington, D. C. . Miss Agnes Clark of Douglas is visiting here with her sister, Mrs. Ross Grinell. eee Mrs. Jennie Hare is the guest here of her daughter, Mrs. G. H. O'Don- nell at her home on “Lincoln avenue. see Mr. and Mra. P. H, ‘Smith ‘and family of 629 East Fourteenth | street and house guests, G. N. Lad- | ley of Jenkintown, Pa., and Mrs, W. B. Hibbs of Philadelphia, father and sister of Mrs. Smith have returned from. a two-weeks’ tour of the Yel- lowstone national park, Mrs.-Arthur wetsbn ‘will leave this evening for Denver where she will join Mr. Watson who was called to who Angele: Mrs. se 3 Allen who has beon | pmore aro do! iz nicely. her daughter, “Mrs, As a "Fidel departed last week for Denver where ‘she will be the with fellowstone . Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. McGrady bave returned from a week’s fishing trip spent in the Big Horn’ moun- tains, . re . Mis Lillian Newlander of Richards and Ctinningham store is spending a two weeks" vacation with friends*and relatives.in Denver. eee Mr. ad Mrs: C. A. Hart of Lin: coln were ‘visitors in Casper yester- day. . Mr. and Mrs. druggists convention and . E. E. Robbins, representative the McCord Lubricator company and Mrs. Robbins who have been spend- ing the ‘last week in Casper and who were just recently married will Teave tomorrow for Los Angeles. . Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Ashton were Casper arrivals yesterday from Kan sas City. » Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Morian of Mid- west are spending several days here and are guests at the Henning. . * Miss shee aye is -visiting “witht ber parents for several weeks in Alliance, Neb. cee Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Tackenberry are the parents of a baby.son whu ee Sure Relief. OR INDIGESTION SE ELLANS 25¢ end 75¢ Packages Everywhere tna speek They. will be absent city for £353 weeks. ° wi: ana ‘Mrs. Car!" Shumaker and daughters. Genevieve ‘and Eleanor returnéd last evening from a trip to Glacier, National park, Lake Louise and Blanff, Canada. They returned through the west side of Glacier and through the park. nationai . L. Bishop and family left today for the Big Horh mountains and the Tensleep lakes where:they will spend a month, . . E. Rodel of Chey- enne are in Casper attending the visiting with their son, J. Kennedy Rodel of the Standard Oll-company. Mrs. Rodel are guests at the Town- send. Mr. an; Mrs. H. Marti returned yesterday from Cheyenne where she has been visiting for the last month. J. S.- Mellon, special sales repre- sentative for the Dunn Msaufactur- ing company with office and. works at_Oxnard, Cal., who has been spend- ing a week in Casper was joined yes- terday by Mrs. Mellon and daughter rrived in the city from Los ’ Mr. and Mrs. C. S, Stahl are visit- ing in the city for a short time from their home in Denver. . . Mr. and Mrs. P, L. LeMarr of Den- yer are out of town visitors here for a short. time ee) rests Mr. and’ Mrs. Alexander Webber ‘eft today for the Deer Creek moua- tains where they will spend a sto:t ime. he Casper Daily Cridun PAGE THREE. ‘ee oni a 10-]Mrs. Dougherty and Miss O'Malley na ed a tour of the Mrs. Perkins left yesterday after-|turned this afternoon moon for New York on a several} days tour of the Yellowstone weeks buying trip. tional park. e- Miss Frances. Criswel! Western Union, accompanied by her sister. Mrs. J.T, Chapman of Midwest left last evening for Texas where they will be the guests of friends and relatives ~for -a ‘skort time. South_Durbin street, Mrs. Nate Lam-|~ -bogn of Fort Morgan and Miss Jessie Gair of Kiowa, Colo. Z of. the Women ,and- Cuildren’s Both mother id son, Bobby Whit- have just com’ Yellowstone park > Mr. and Mrs. Walter O'Malley}| LONDON,.—For dancing, the have as their guests at their home|smart shoe today fs a sandal of their ne!ce, Mrs. Thomas Dougherty | black satin. It is edged with a fine of Scranton, Pa., and their daughter,|line of gold which sometimes ex- Miss Molly O'Ma’ ley. of Omaha, Both ul pands | into a tiny Greek pattern. Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Barker and daughter, Vira and guests, the Misses’ Marie Hartung and Charlotte Ahlschlager of Chicago, i ek Wyatt and Miss Evelyn Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. E. S. “Weldon have W. G. Perkins of the W. G. Per- kins Specialty shop accompanied by ‘When it’s ‘thirsty in the shade Golden colored, sparkling, ice- cold Clicquot Club. Ginger Ale is as refreshing as a surf bath in the dog days; as pure and wholesome as pure car- - bonated Clicquot Club spring water, pure Jamaica. ginger, and pure fruit flavorings can make it.. They all like.it. Order by the from t hoses your grocer, “Step Down and Save’’ in Dollar Day Subway Savings Day Subway Savings . | Shop NATIONAL DOLLAR DAY Thursday, Aug. 7 Your Cl.vice from More Than 1,000 Items Bathrobes Crepe Kimonas Flanelette Kimonas Gingham Dresses the ‘The Clicquot Club Company, Millia, Mass.,U. 8. Al¥ Hats Veils Hat Sashes Silk Hand Bags sc Bead Necklaces Sweaters ot Chican 4 siChide Ear Rings Cotton Pongee s Boxed Blouses (3 to the Box) Blouses ; Ladies Hose Fudge Aprons Long Silk Gloves Bloomers Cotton Union Suits Petticoats Jersey Silk Vests Brassieres FIGURE THE SAVINGS—THEN BUY ALL YOU WANT You'll Find Them Displayed In the Subway | BARGAINS Dollar Day Booth BARGAINS New, Dainty, Chic You'll look twice at this new beauty when you see it. Then your admiration will grow, for it’s just the sort of slipper that makes feet as attractive as they are useful. Fash- ioned tastefully of rich black satin, it has moderate Spanish type heels and neatly rounded toes. $9.00 “Quality Shoes “Carefully Fitted” 4 Latest Sheet $ Home of the 232 East Second TOMORROW NATIONAL DOLLAR DAY SELECT YOUR OWN Casper FOUR COPIES Music. Hits .00 The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. Chickering Phone 194 Watch for the Opening of THE PARISIAN Casper’s Newest Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Store Ground Floor HENNING HOTEL BUILDING IGGIN Your Shoeman| YARD GOODS Percale, 5 yards Satinette, 2 yards__--_$1.00 Indian Head, 36-in., 4 yards.) >> Ladies’ Satinette Bloomers IN CONNECTION WITH OUR BIG SALE We Will Offer For Thursday NATIONAL DOLLAR DAY Some Wonderful Dollar Bargains COTTON DRESSES _A very good selection to choose from. “$1 $5.00 and $6.00 values. During this 1.00 e ; sale: 22. sal > pe Reg BLOUSES AND WAISTS Women's pipes aut Waists, white or tan, fancy trimmed, plain or color “combinations. penal pablo $1.00 GOWNS ' Full cut and well made silk and Jace trimmed gowns Children’s Satinette Bloomers, 2 pairs_-_$4.00 MILLINERY We have rented our millinery de- partment to Mrs. Mitchell and winitito” Close: clit Gur Foniaintus guaranteed to give satisfaction or stock of 50 Hats at, $1 00 e a-new pair free. $i 00 Bh es Ue e BASEMENT DEPARTMENT aes ae ne $1.00 $1.00 BOB-0O-LINK HOSE Beautiful Silk Hose. Regular $1.25 BLOOMERS Extra size, full cut Satine Bloomers. Many colors to‘choose from____-__- A DOLLAR TABLE $1.00 On this table are many items worth double and triple the amount. You will appreciate the $1. 00 values if you see them__. Hundreds of Bargains as Good as Those of This First Day of This Big Sale THE LEADER sThe Store Accommodating. The Store That Undersells. White Dinner Plates. 6 for Decorated Cups and Saucers, -4 for__ White Cups and Sau- cers. 5 for Decorated Plates. 4 for THE KASSIS DRY GOODS CO. 187 E. SECOND S PHONE