Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1925, Page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1925 —_—_—_——————————— ——_- _ _____ \| | | | By MARY TOBIN evening.at 8 o'clock at the church by the Epworth ledgue, The play Informal Bridge Tea Honors Bride Elect. ‘he Misses Margaret and Pa-| Was given last evening for the chil- | tricla Sulliv were hostesses this|4ren and was greatly enjoyed. This | afternoon at home on East|evening the adults will attend. Tenth street at an informal tea and| Tickets may be purchased from members of the league or at the bridge party honoring Mise Margaret England who will be a June bride, | de0r this evening. Music will be fur- Guests who Attended were: Mrs.|Mished by the Standard orchestra | Charles ‘T. McGrady, Mrs. Pitt Co-|0f which David Foote {s director. | vert, Mrs. Ted Purdy, Mra, C. R.| Among those who will take part are, | Petereon, Mrs. Ralph 15, Barton,|Ray Traylor, Harold Multis, Ciar: | Mrs. Q. K. Deaver, Mrs. M. @,|ence Wolfe, V. 0. Byram, ¥ | Price, Mrs. Frances Mrs, | Eastman, Julia Mechling a | Paul Hooper, I Miss | Holland. ri Engl. Elizabeth Con eye. nelly and gu > MeGet- | Thursday Club Holds tigan of Toledo, O. Margaret | Regular Meeting. . Dousberty and the guest of honor, | Mrs, Ted Purdy was hostess ye ee terday afternoon at her hom, 433 | | South Park avenue for the regular meeting of the Thursday Bridge club of which she is a mémber. Substl- on were Mrs. H. Picnic Supper is Given At Secherck Summer Home. Honoring Hiss Belen Grimm who leaving Casper Sunday for San| tutes for the aftern Francisco to make her home, there|J- Donahoe, Miss Patricla Sullivan with her mot Edna Smith. The next of the offi : the club will be held at | of the See Ben of y| the home of Mrs. J. W. Johnson on | entertained last evening South David etree r given at the summer cottagé < Sieve and Mrs, Ben Scherck. | Miss } Miss England Is Honored 5 presented with a pretty} At Miscellaneous Shower. farewell gift. A feature of the eve-| fies Margaret England whose ning was Miss Mildred Bubb who #ang and danced for the guests. , Among those who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Scherck, Mr, and Mrs. LeRoy Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bon and daughter, Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnstone and daugh- ter, Elizabeth, Mv. and Mrs. Charles Rose, Miss Bernadine Scherck, Mtes Mildred Bubb, Miss Lillian Jeynager, marriage to John Raymond Black of Houston, Texas, will be a socia! event of June 17, was honored at a miscellaneous shower given last eve- ning at the home of Mis. Ralph E. Barton in’ the Poling apartments. The evening was spent informally playing bridge honors at which wer: taken by Mrs. Charles T. McGrady and Mrs. T. J. Drew. Guests present ~ Buell and Bernard Scherck and Miss| included the members of the Mid Grimm. night Bridge club were Mra vei eee Prank Cowan, Mrs. Charles T, Me: | Sister of Casper Girl Is Grady, Mrs. T. J. » Mrs. Her- | Member of Musical Society. bert’ Ladd, »Miss F Sullivan, | | Mrs. Paul Hooper, Miss England and | Friends of Miss Anna Lawler of | the hostess. Cheyenne, sister of Miss Marie Law- ler of this city will-be interested in | the following clipping from the Cheyenne Tribune, “Sigma Alpha Iota, a national mu- sical society, granted a charter to a chapter recently installed as a part of the music department of the Uni- Rey. Germany Perfo Wedding Ceremony. Miss Barbara Lengenfelder of Min- neapolis, Minn,, and Mr. Allen T. Dyson were united in marriage Wed nesday evening at 8 o'clock at the versity of Wyoming, The Wyoming | Bast Side parsonagg, Rey, Willis I chapter fs called Theta Pi, and it ac-| Germany officiating. Miss Langer cepts only those who are studying | telder has many friends in Caspe music seriously. | made in her trips here from her “Friends of Lawler, | home. Mr. Dyson is one of the pop- | daughter of Mrs. wler of | ular young men from Midwesty They | this city, will be to Itnow | Will make their residence at the main that Miss Lawler ter mem: | camp at Midwest ber of The Pi gma oy 956 Alpha lota of our s sity.’ | Apolie Club to Hold ee Special Rehearsal. Mrs. Gee Will Give Luncheon A special rehearsal of the Apollo | At Country Club Next Week. club will be held this evening at 3 | Mrs. A. M. Gee of South Dur- | o’clock at the Elk aitorium bin btreet will 2 to a num Se ber of her fric at un inform luncheon to be t Leisinger Home. next week at The Misses Lucille and Marguerite club. | Palmer were dinner guesis Inst eve: | houie of Mr. and 3 «| Mrs, M Kirk avenu n Bride-El this morning fo’ Mrs. ional park to spend tertain info | se 78 bridge party next Tuesday at ‘her | the summer mont! Meetings of Club home in the Miller appartments on CY avenue in prenuptial courtesy | Postponed. | striped satin | in vivid pink f Che Casper Daily Cribune ' PAGE THREE Lb eS {Sicb spantin anal tarallys hay ft re: | pany. Samia ne le eatilinriy MAowe | t20t lect this week tor’ Hest-st. Lows lx new: tn-Tampe a guest there/tions wired to Denver police by Many Fall Coats | turn to Cheyenne where Mr. Sulli-|in this city, has rapidly risen with-| to visit there f > before }at the Hillsboro h Sheriff Alex McP’ | san will Join Hubert, Work, secre-|in a few . from low man to! going to Geor will be | cee Sheriff McPherson will leave to . . tary of the interlor, who Is expected | high m alesmanship in the Pa-|tho guest for ¢ of his i of I ‘ for Denver t back Use Slim Lines |to arrive in this state soon from {cific territory comprising thirteen | sister. The trip i Je over | : Me w charg Was pac: stat his employers. His late | eee hg 4 see r ng 740 to 680 for the next OP 58-@ | James P. Sulli of Fort Collins | Barn 2 Dons Smith’ of the Standard Of} | Sam's many | H. Edelman and | Casp business this w BS | company and Mrs. Smith left the be- | per will be pleased to| arrived Jast evenir eee | | ginning of the week for Chicago to| hear of his success. Judge and Mrs we 6 D. rane? jattend the wedding of Mr. Smith's | Hench returned home this mornin Caron of Midwe m in Cody ers ch jsister. a | 2958 felgurdute th, D $889 kept for | eats | Mr. and Mra. H. J. Hfleman of | ‘ra! here enroute to, I H. J, Formara A toi ban | Mrs, Nell Kimball! and children pe MLN ot r-{of Sheridan we ‘ | <a re spending the summer months at | : f ae 1 asbarday 7 : the Grieve ranch on Sweetwater. | sgh hata a pclith Mera | dpsce Housewife Becomes | eee ridan were arrival re ' M Wheeler Can | pig ter, | Mrs. T. C. Spears is expected a eer e Town- | Supply company re ‘ ! New Woman turn» to Casper today from Salt) ares. 1. 1. Stillman of Edgerton | i aatie aa ot : au All of our hese ceclire/ fas) wae Lake City companied by her | \, , with tel farCasper:. | | Been mn I y to leave a | daughter, Frances Nixon, who fin- | neue | Cal F, Atnold of Lar 5 wr vas yellow n ished her high school work there 7 = has accepted a | 135 4 few days in the « | , Mrs, Spears left last week to attand | \cocit ihe nentasannera, | .- athe On i the graduation exercises. . eee },.D: W. Drimm and W ised | cee weeuk splatters hate paatartad Collins are guest nderful i | E. R. Purk left a short time 3. H. Smothers, MM dstone hote I Juxo for Colorado to join Mra. Pur- | fe, Mire WF. k a sims ry | Kiser, who has been the +} A. J. Hale se Pa CUR NY : jatives for several we oe pihe Moustal en Telep ‘ ' mont, Mr. and Mrs. Purkiser have} ati H. Cosper of peeemre nh compa I fla been visiting with friends in Denver | ent v in Ca Lib Aotet toh . . for a few days thls week. | . | woe ghey oer? | Mrs. H. C, Inghram has been shop-| John Petrie, livestock comm = Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodd are the F ith friends hese {er for the Chicago Burlingtor 1 uincy ral 1 returned t c Cy By MMB. LISBETH, fall will be simple borne out in this | kasha cloth. T bsence of trim- | That coats for but perfeetly cut i mported coat of straight lines and coats prom: | ovely. Pink | ah especially well liked wraps, and they are raight and trim | One model was in pink | uid an ured be particu her—a cape— | epe lined with matching satin and trimmed with I k mari other ver beauti | brovhe shaped | d with matching costume see: : n at the French races recently combined | Rosewood frock and a frock of a light tortoise tone. Both were trim med with pleated ruffles of the same fabric | Jabot trimmings are used in a va: | placed On the side of the frock, re ing from th the hen hip, or PERSONALS | Parents of an eight pound baby son arrived Wednesday June 10, at the Natrona Ger ital. The young son has been nam: tobert, Jr. vho, Dr. and Mrs, William Koch Mr and Mrs. a fe urned to Casper from Laramie | for thelr home a SY. Sao here they attended the commence: | afternoon, spending # Mt mas of t nent exercises. They were accomn-| Cheyenne visiting th daughter, 5 Electric compar | anied home by their son, William, | Mrs, Ednes Kimball Tully. They |‘? oive to Denve t w | who a member of the graduat- | were in attendance at the commence- | ted the natior | ing class of the University of Wyo-| ment exercises at the University of | S!6ma Chi fraternity, | ming. | Wyoming, Miss Ruth Kimball being} 4. 4. qa, Ca ado | member of the 1 graduating} Ws KK. Williams J Mrs. S. Saunders of Tulsa, Okla.,| class at the university. She accom: | ™orntng from a b arrived in Casper yesterday morn-| panied her nts to Casper from | "ess trip spent in the ens ing to visit here unt June 15, with | here.—c Tribune. | tot < her mother, Mrs. O’Mara and sister, ee | RT. odie and F. L. Henderser Miss Mollie O'Mara. Mr. inders Mr. andeMrs, E. 2 were in |#t@ Dubois men in the city for a left recently for New York to sail| Cheyenne We hort time. from there for Venzuela where he | isha will be connected with the Standard| . ¥ heper: aftocdes the Western Lum 1 company. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Steffens have | hoshont. . een visiting in 8) Former Gover: r B. B. Brooks at tended the funeral of the late J, D. Woodruff in Shoshoni Tuesday. He was ompanied to Shoshoni by Clarence B. Richardson of Cheyenne. | eee | Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Whitmore and | rank Knickerbock were visitors | the beginning of the week in Bi } Mr. Whitrr will spend a sh | time at Hyattville. \ | | eee Sadie LaTouf returned yesterday from the western where she has been spending s¢ months. Mrs, LaTouf is enroute t to Casper coast Colorado and will spend until next ‘Thursday in Casper a guest at the | Henning hotel. | cee Mr. Trevett are the parent daughter une Ann, who arrived Thursda tk Casper Private hosp owe Miss Violet Page of Midwest has been visiting with friends here aieks Judge John M. Hench and Mre. | Hench of 825 East Twelfth street, | made a hurried drive Thursday eve. | ning to Douglas to meet thelr son, | traveling pales: | to Miss Murgarer tongland, daughter | The regular meetings of the cluy | Mi . eager Connelly; who has} somuel M. Hench of Mr. and Mrs. John En) Jof the Mountain View Community | [O™Plcted a post graduate course att man tor N. Ie. Fairbanks and com: | South Elm street whose mari | church have been postponed on ac- | immaculate in Washington, D.C. | <r ee Raymond Black of Houston, Texas, | count of illness. tle Rie Rol tA lath id BU Will take placo next Wednesday, | see Lipa REA Fsbk ta ace ht Paseo Liilsbcks shea dap Rabin ool returned to Casper this mort | Comedy ty Be Presented at to Rehearse. | ing to spend the holiday season with Methodist Church ‘This Hyening. | All members tuking part in the| (heir parents, Mire and Mire, W. Le | Under the au s of the Metho-| Grace English Lutheran Sunday | 7/2" be ako) ay ates Street: | dist basket ball team a comedy “4 | school children's day program are | THEY Were accompanied to Caspe | Hoodooéd Coon" will’ be given this | asked to attend a special rehearsul | ‘helr cousins, Miss Grace McGetti- | this evening fro 4 Pe gan and homas MeGettigan of jclock. A large chorus choir ig es- | !€4% Ohio, who will he guests at thy | pecially desired. 5 nelly He Sig = sgl Seo * | see So Sie Wealth’s COPE) viene: Dance Saturday aay eee CAE ueaeE Ded ‘hs Gee | Will Honor Miss England. Pee SUN SNe eUI RARE iD: Can Wiens Among the soclal events pianned | ¢ has been attending Georgetown | 0 ove this week in courtesy to Miss Mar-|UNlversity law schoo! and will spend }earet ingland will be the dinner |the summer months here with his A daughter of wealth, she | dance to be given tomorrow eve- | Mother, Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney at was brought up to marry well. | ning at the Casper Country club b South Wolcott street And from her parents view || tise Elizabeth Connelly, who will ti tae point, the fact that she had | brides- maid at the Mngland-B ay .and: Mrs,’ Ceci ntapd chil Seeele aah na sbi | marriage which will be celebrated on |.dten, expect tu motor to Cheyenne t wapa | lay man was no excuse for threo. app As» sre 4 be ag ing away her social position W. Johnson an¢ oni and future happin by ma Qaapen: Feeble ais. ave #6 feitte ie aeear tas | tying him, So she did what Guests at Luncheon. with rel Ste, dobuena in ae many society girls are sap- Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Teeters enter- | with rel of Mr. Johnson ‘in No. | tained at a six course luncheon on | !raska. T expect to return to posed to do—she literally sold herself to « millionaire whom at their home in Shoshor being | Tuesds present 6 despised. Had he only the following guests n able to look ahead at the former B. B ghastly tragedy fate held in Richardeon of ¢ storefor her! What happened of Thermopol tothis girl isa common enough occurrence in high society. If you think wealth and social a) L Conr y position bring happiness read Margaret Dougherty retur "A Society Woman's Story” rday morning from a seyera in True Story for July. One / visit spent in Der of 18 big features. Get your fi ality Woe oA ta copy toda WE MOVE JUNE 15th To the Pettingill Bidg., Kast Second and Park. 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Mrs. ¥ aries Geis and daugh in ¢ ’ isiting in Den D eee Patrich i and dauglite Margaret will le by motor for Cheyenne to spend a day ing to Denver Sunday to meet Mrs. Sullivan, who is enroute to Casper from Fort Wayne, Ind where she hag been thi for ey 1 w s of her da FRAMED PICTURES Pince Cards, Talleys, Prizes ZOE MARKS { Down the Steps Klein Marks Music & Art Co 238 EB, 2nd | OH! BOY! Mouquin’s Club Cocktails BRONX MARTINI MANHATTAN Ready to Use All Ingredients Included Alcohol . removed ozs. from each bottle per 18th Amendment. ASCO Quality Delicatessen 138 S. Center St. IIe AIENAY ACKIAR WA Vein Avwdns tending to legal business. Enterline, ¢ nd Mrs. Enterline he where Mr. Enterline has been CITY BRIEFS H. L. lington Smith of th and Quincy Casper on busines n Omaha Chicago Bi ad is hi rail fror * . . TO. usiness. 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