Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1925, Page 3

«w ‘ SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1925 By MARY TOBIN P. E. 0. Convention In Laramic Is Closed. The fourt annual convention of the Wyoming State Chapter of the P. E. QO. Sisterhood closed in Lar- amie Thursday evening. Friday the visitors and delegates inspected the Cathedral home for children and the university campus. At the open session held Wednes- day evening the invocation was by Dr. F. F. Kraft, rector of the Episco- pal church of Rawlins who was in laramie attending the Clericus. Mrs. Gladine Winterrowd sang two selections, “The Joy of Spring,’’ (Huntington Woodmen) and “Tis Day,” (Leon Callvelo). The welcom- ing address was given by Dr. A. G. Crane, president of the university of Wyoming on “Scholarship,” after which Mrs. Huber C. Hilton and William Green of Sherwood Hall, of the Cathedral School for Boys sang everal ‘pleasing solos. Mrs, Winona Evans Reeves of Chicago, editor of the P. E. 9. Rec- ord, gave an interesting word pie- ture of the founding of the P. E, O. which {fs next to the oldest col- lege sorority. Following the evening session a banquet was given at the Connor ho- tel for members a.d their husbends. A feature of the evening's program was the Lions’ club quartette of Laramie which gave several novelty numbers, President Crane presided and toasts were responded to by R. P. Gotschalk and Dr. Kraft of Raw- ins. At the morning session of Thurs- day, committee meetings were held, secret work of the state chapter conducted with reports of the guards read, the opening ode “Blest Be the Tile" devotionals by Mrs. Margaret Daley of Chapter A, minutes of the previous sessions, reportsfrom chap- ters K. L. M. N. and O. a solo by Miss Vera Neely, report of the mem- otal library committee, objects and aims reeited in unison and “Inter- pretations’’ Mrs, Nora Banner Neff of Casper, chapter O, Mrs. Doris Harper Allen, chapter N and Mrs. Amy G. Pollard, chapter L. The morning session was closed with a report by the chapter reports committee, report upon state his- tory, auditing committee, mircellan- edus business and announcements, fgllowed upon state history, auditing cemmittee, miscellaneous business afd announcements, followed by a luncheon at the Commons. At 1:45 Thursd-y afternoon, at the ufilyersity auditorium, the members of. the Cheyenne chapter presented the play, “Lest We Forget” with the following cast of characters: Mrs. Wavering, Mrs. Carlisle. Members of Reading Club—Mrs. Delhart, Mrs. Lloyd; Mrs, ,Gates, Kinkead; Mrs. Quidall, Mrs. Mrs. Kreuser, Mrs. Gans and Peppard, Mrs, Thompson. Mrs. Members of P. E.-O.—Mrs. Good+ fellow; Mrs. (oresident3, Mrs. True; Mrs. Sampson; Mrs. Bell, drew: Mrs. Kindy, Mrs. guard, Miss Laura Lee, secretary, Mrs. Mrs. Jordan. The evening session, the last of the convention began at 8 o'clock, the final numbers being roll call, election of officers, songs by the P. E, O. quartette, unfinished’ business, reports resolutions committee, in- stallation of officers, final minutes, closing prayer and formal close of tbe convention, Mrs. Helen Hylton layed “The Lotus Land," (Cyrel cott) and Mrs. Wilma Frisble gave Violin numbers, “A Southern Mel- ."" (Gaylord Yost) and Rehfeld’s The “Memorial * was given Wednesday after- noon, with tributes to Mrs, Bernice Cruikshank, chapter C, Cheyenne; Mrs. Hester Button, chapter C, and Mrs, Mary V. Snyder, chapter I. Tusk. The delegation from Rawlins con- usted of Mrs, Jahn Doty, the mother v¢ the state president, Mrs. Mazie Doty Newell; Mrs, Kleber Hadeell, Mrs. I. R, Miller, Mrs, Harry Mac- Yarland, Mrs, Irving Dinsmore, Mrs. Pred Rendle, Mrs. George Bible and Miss Dorothy Durant. eee Draper; Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. True, Mrs. An- Pearson; recording Cook, and chaplain, Uasper Man Is Married In Lander Wednesday. Mise Isabelle Packard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Packard of this clty was married yesterday morning at.11 o'clock Mr. Clarence Br sung business mar Casp The ing was held tr Packard home which was beautt fully deco’ for the ated with pink and white occasion. Miss Bess Ladd acted as bridesmaid, while Fred Packard, a brother of the bride, ted as best man A beautiful bower of pink and white stood at one end of the room and the young couple stood in this bower during the ceremony which was performed by Rey. Bessire. The double ring ceremony was used. The wide was dressed tn a white geor- tte dress trimmed with beautiful and wore @ bridal veil, Her bouquet was lilies of the valley and pink roses, Tho bridesmaid was in an orchid over yellow ; and ried. yellow roses Mtogether the wedding was one of the prettiest ever with | in Lande Just the family and a few ntimate friends were present. Fol idwing the ceremony a delicious wed djing breakfast Was served the guests nd while this was in progress the and groom slipped away. They tarted for Casper in their c and will make their future home there Mrs. Brock has taught school here for the past tw years and is well known and well }."ed in this com: unity. Mr, and Mrs, Brock have ne well wishes of sc of friends » this city.—Lan yenver Guests Are Honored At Pienic and Dance. Miss Rae Lewis and Marry Reuter of Denver, guskts at the ‘home of Mr, and Mrs. Kdwin Gothberg, were honored on Thursday evening at a picnic supper end daneing party riven at the M. J, Gothberg summer cabin located on Casper mountains. Guests present were: Mrs, M. J Gothberg, Mrs. Gladys Morr Mr nd Mrs. Walter Storrie, Mr. and | Mie n Cothberg, Mr. and Mra #4 Holnerg, Dr. and ‘Mrs, scott, Mrs. Mary Storrie, Mr.and Mrs, M. P. Rice, Mrs. Virginia Brewer, Miss Emma Gothberg, Miss Alma Telan- der; Willlam Stitt, Clinton Fuller, Jack Davis, Roy Colmer, Charles Telander and the honor guests. s 2. K. of OC. Class Initiated In Thermopolis This Week. Thirty-three candidates were in- itlated into the order of Knights of Columbus ata meeting held in Ther- mopolis Sunday. The work was conferred at the Liberty club rooms by teams from Cheyenne, Denver and Casper. Sunday evening a banquet was given at the Emery hotel with 123 guests attending. During the banquet a musical pro- Sram was given under the direction of Mrs. Corinne Williams, which included the following: Vocal solo by Mrs. C. T. Coyne of the Padlock ranch; vocal solo by Mrs. Zealia Collins of Cheyenne; vocal solo by Mrs, Williams, and a gong by Ed Donohue of Casper. Mrs. M. C. Savaresy gave an enjoyable original reading. At the banquet at which Thomas Hyde of Basin presided as toast- master there were a number of toasts and speeches which were greatly enjoyed. On the speaking Ust were-T. Joe Cahill of Cheyenne; Walter Phelan of Cheyenne; Ben Cullen of Casper; William Cullen of Cheyenne; R, E. McNally of Sheri- dan; Jack Leary of Casper; Father N. J. Endres of Thermopolis, and Frank Plemel of Rock Springs. eee Steinle-Nelson Marraige Thursday. Miss Rose Steinle, Mr. and Mrs,-A. Steinle of Douglas, and Mr. Hedrik sfélgon of Casper were married. Thursday, the Rev. Father Adolph officiating. The cere- mony. took place at the home of the bride's. parents, forty miles north of Douglas. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served for the relatives and friends of the couple. Mr..and Mrs. Nelson will make thelr home hore, the groom and his father being owners of the Natrona County Journal of, ¥ilis. ve daughter of Casper Girl Is Married To Omaha Man Monday. Miss Hedwig S. Swanson of Cas- per, daughter of Swen Swanson of Holand, Sweden, and Carl P. Nelson of Omaha, were married on Monday, June 15, at Kountze Memorial Lu- theran church in Omaha, the Rev. George Dorn officiating. Mr. Nelson was formerly a resident of Douglas coming to Casper several years ago. The couple are spending several weeks in Los Angeles on a wedding trip and on their return to Omaha will be at home to their friends at 2871 ‘Cass street. eae Misa. McGettigan to Be Honored at Informal Tea. Miss Grace McGettigan of Toledo, Ohio, cousin and guest of Miss Eliza- beth Connelly at her home on South Center street will be complimented on Wednesday afternoon of next week, when Miss Lovey Norris will entertain at an informal tea in her honor, eee Junior Dramatic Club Holds Meeting. The Junior Dramatic club held a meeting this week at the home of Mrs. F. A. Christopherson to con- tinue their course in play work. The topic for the afternoon's discussion was costuming and scenery, ——_—_——— PERSONALS E. P. Bacon attended to business affairs in Lander this week. eee P. J. Cain and Thomas Cain have returned to their homes in Riverton, following the completion of their contract with the highway depart- ment. eee Mrs. Anna Omans has returned to her home in Greybull following a short pleasure trip spent here. was accompanied by her father, gust, Schmoldt and her son. cee She Au Mrs. A. C. Finch and Miss Lovisa Fineh of Riverton arrived here the week. Mrs, Finch the beginning of the visited in. Salt r son Creek at James Finch maine e ch re R. V. Copsey was a rece visitor in Douglas a guest of mother, Mrs: Mary Blaine. eee Cc. T. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. J C. McClosky were among the Casper people in Lander this week. eee Mrs. John M. Whisenhunt, grand chiet for the Wyoming Pythian Si« ters, paid her official visit in Ther- mopolis this week. Mrs, Whisenhunt ls making a tour of the northern part of the state and left Thern olis Wednesday evening for Sheri dan, going + the Big Horn moun- tains by way of Teusleep o- op. Mra. Robert ter Helen, of expect to leave day for Simpson and dau uth Conwell next week on Tues a pleasure trip through Can nda, Rie! ard Huff a student at the versity of Colorado at Boulder. dx pects to attend the National conven: Uon of the Sigma Chi fraternity to be held in Denver eee Hurbert Wyatt, son of Henry Wyatt of South Durbin street has re turned to Casper for the summer months from Alton, Ill., where he at- tends the Western Military academy eee orge Frisby and Vernon Beall were recent visitors in Basin. ore Miss Fredonia Huff was a visitor the first of the week in Thermopoli« where she was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Prugh. Mr, and Mra, Harry Northrup a children were visitors the beginntie the week at Douglas where they Che Casper Daily Cribune MARJORIE Marjorie Perkins Brook” and “Happy- revue at 7.30 o'clock toni DANCERS AT ELKS FROLIC MARGARET ‘The dancing class of Margaret Grisin numbers at the Elks Frolic tc Butcher. The entertainment program at th will begin at 7.30 o'clock GRISINGER _ E —Photo By Credell | r will present novelty dance t of Mrs, J. B. Frolic tonight direction Community church, the services to include the baptismal service, Sacra-) a ment of the Lord's Supper eve | ning service, Rev. Randal! Will be in| been charge of the regul: quarterly | tt ari meeting this evening at 8 o’clck PERKINS oe ae Special Sunday services will follow Credell By 5 the S nday school w 1 begins mt Were guests of Mr. ar Clayton, While the tertained at a pier Bri park Bert Yohe, for spent Tuesday Mrs. Harry visited this wee with her and fa Mrs, Sarah Rood, Mrs. Mary E and Miss Eva Pfister itors here this week havir on: Wednesday | | ived | s | Mrs, Myrtle Keith visited wit! the R: 8. n fathily* in Shoshoni this week. . eee The Misses Lucy and Helen Thompson motored to Lus < the first Part of the week to visit there with their sister, Mrs. William Jack. M Helen Thompson returned to Ca per Sunday while Miss I main- | ed for a few days before ng to} Montana. eee John Van son of R. N. Van | Sant, has finish e elghth grade | of the Li Se { Morgan} Park Milits academy, Chicago. | John was prominent member ‘ humberd: ““Bifds the | 10 a. m. tomorrow and preaching at | ,, Ma fi nger dance | 11 o'clock. | arity. A special solo will be given Sun - = day’ morning by Dr. Harned Boit well known Casper musician, Mrs. under ! of the Unit-| Randali who accompanied h 18 War V Compensa-| band to Casper and who is presider bu | of the church Home Mis y so-| Sane cloty will gi ive Caspe bus! ness, | r | | Pearl Ellts, John Ra mond Black to Miss Margaret Eng- | land, Re 3 Felgel B. Kent J. Har | ley Atwell Moor Abram F. Max chem Dr, J. W. Bingham and C. B Swisher returned to Casper yester- | day by automobile from Cheyenne | where they attended the forty-sev-| St NOTICE . C. Wy Davis, district-superin moth lease. the lower School football team. hopes to enté school work of fall. He regular higt the a thi adenry James Gratiot, ison of M J T Gratiot of the Hotel and Camp company, Lander, Wyo., ha Just completed the fifth grade at the Morgan Park Milita During the last year he ha excellent record in cond scholarship, He ia cor one of the very demy promisiig boys of w. had | meeting night and He i dan Sherid nent attorne George W. dan’s leading 1 fror Cheyenne, st overnight, Mr. Messick has not been in Casper in 15 years, and he had | difficult work this morning to locate landmarks of Casper's: village da ick, one rehants, on his way | pped in Casper | Mr. the pr ing daughter born Fri¢ er June 19th. The young lady has be named Geor Mattick ee Mrs. O. A. McClary has retirr from Riverton where and Mr Mr. and M Edw ri their ¢ Mrs Joseph Heler have ret in Lusk following a two Manning and urned to thelr hi weeks visit spent in* Casper and Edgerton Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Elgin spent Wednesday in Miverton C. E, Kalser of Shoshoni has been spending several days in Casper un dergoing ® medical examination x = i solo bY Dnigiolsts sinavbhily the schoo! lw Grace Wnglish Lutheran CY and Ast Dr. J M er 1 chool 10 « Golden Text The Diselp! were Called Chr jans First at tio: A 1:2 his will be pecial ‘s hf ra tegular morning we Midwest Heights Comm | “a| | talk. It is requested by Hattie Lam ©. O. Rock-} bert pastor of the church that nll C. Hi. Bow-| Midwest Heights H. Cc, ( I E. P. Bacon, | vices and be on ti H i. W. White Mi —_————_—— Wha An , Marquis, FH. L, Barton, | Mrs. Nellie Ro ) governor of | mushro aH. ruck-| Wyoming, has member | Per} f tho Busines Women’s club of Ch nc Wyoming ill pre und 7:30 p ch, corner Poplar street Don't fai ach m 12th to Phone 1904 1 Mr, RuC, M nity Chur Reflection | Is Obtained by Using uticura Soap Daily, assisted by Cuticura Oint ment when required. I; keeps the pores active, the’bkin clear and free | from eruptions and the scalp in a healthy hair-growing condition. Bring a dime HOME COOKED Burlin POPULAR OPINION Favored the decision of Judge Kennedy on the Mam- Popular opinion ‘also favors SINCLAIR. MOTOR OILS. “WE DISTRIBUTE THEM” Alemite Service Station a dollar or a dol his dough for the benefit of the Char‘ Alexis senger Leary, division freight gent for the Chicago, nm and Quincy railroad has to business affairs tending | { Tiers But No Tears broiling s responsible for 112 South Durbin Elks Auditorium ¢ BENEFIT CHARITY FUND TONIGHT): | Is the Last Night Just Be There, 215 Yards of Amusement for Young and Old y Fund. SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT MARGARET GRISINGER and Her Dancing C lass i in Novelty Dances. MADELYN TOBIN and KATHLEEN SICHLING in Follies of 1925. Chicken Dinner Every Su at the | GLENROCK HOTEL 65¢ Glenro Wyoming JOHN W, MILLER, Prop TOURIST LUNCHES, OR ANY ARTICL COOKED TO ORDER—LET US CARE r and thirteen cents PAGE THREE WHAT SHALL WE TAKE FOR LUNCH? Let Us Solve Your Lunch Problem Picnic---Outing Partie E OF FOOD FOR THAT. We prepare Box Lunches especially for such oce the day a pleasant one WYATT CAFETERIA WYATT HOTEL sions of equal portion Now Open for Business NEWLY DECORATED AND REMODELED | TEXAS CABARET EVANSVILLE, WYO. FREE ADMISSION Dancing and Music Free UNDER N 1W MANAGEME Eyerybody helps the ot! lian. SP ST, 5 ASSETS I sve» Lert ae SE EE 4 SS oe