, 1921-11-25
NuptIaI Mass Performed
By Rev. Father MuIiiu.

Nupfiat Mass Performed
By Rev. Father Muilin-
Patrick ]. Sullivan and Mary Jose
phins Sullivan were united IN the
OF holy matrimony. yesterday
morning at st Anthony's Catholic
church In nuptial mass by the Rev.
Father John II MuIlln-
h bride wore a white -georrette
gown with n brides bouquet OF roses
and lilies OF the valley. She was al.
ended by Mrs. Inn Sullivan, sister of
the bride as bridesmaid, and Daniel
j. coughlin acted as best man.
Patrick J. Sullivan has been n citt-
zen Of he u. S. A for tho past eleven
years. the past several of which have
been spent on the Two-Bar ranch In
the employ OF John Tobin. He was
in the ranks OF Uncle sam for one
year and ton month"; during the late
fourteen months OF which he
spent over seas. He bears many doc
uments OF very honorary character.
Ho was physical instructor OF his reEf-
ment n a contender for the overseas
wrestling pennant-
Immediately after the ceremony the
wedding guests retired to the homo OF
Mrs I'M Brown where a wedding
breakfast was served.
The afternoon and early evening WAS
spent IN music, dancing and games.
Then the bride and groom were fol.
lowed TO tho depot by their numerous
friends where they were hidden -.bon-
voyage" with rice. old shoes. and pla-
cards
The honeymoon VIII be spent In Chi.
cage and they win DO at home to their
friends In Casper after December 10.
Mrs. Endicott
Is Hostess
A sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner
was served at the Chnntacieer cafe,
Thursday evening. at which Mrs. A.
N. Endlcott presided as hostess. Places
were a for four. including Mr.. and
Mrs Ferd Hudson and daughter.
Children's Organization TO be
Formed Under Auspices Of W. c. t. u.
The initial meeting of the Loyal
Temperance Legion to which children
from 6 until IL years arc invited, WIN
be held Saturday afternoon at 2:so
o'clock In the basement OF the Metho.
dist church.
The object Of tho meeting is to or
ganize a group of youthful members
who will work under tho auspices OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. Tho aim OF the organization
Is to build tho character OF the chill
dren toward abstinance and purity.
Meetings will DO held twice n month
and stories as examples will be told
the children which will tend to develop
their minds along lines of temperance
rs well as to make them efficient work
ers on lines Of reform. Members OF
the W. C. T. U. will be in charge of
the meetings.
Dinner Party Followed
BY Theater.
Mr.. n Mrs. Warren Sage had as
their Thanksgiving guests Mr.. and
Mrs e. s. HUE and son Bryan, Jr.
Following the nicely appointed turkey
dinner the party enjoyed ono of the
theaters.
Thanksgiving Dinner and
Evening Of Bridge Enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Comfort presided
as hos and histess at an elaborate
turkey day dinner served at 8 O'Clock
yesterday evening at their home. on
CT avenue
Autumn decorations wero used
throughout h nome and for tho table
decorations
Following the dinner the evening
was spent playing auction bridge. The
high schore was taken by Clyde Glib.
SGT while Mrs. George Jarvis re-
ceived the consolation.
Places at the dining table were laid
for h Messrs- and Mesdames George
Jarvis. Ralph Dunbar. j. Cotteral and
Clyde Gibson. besides the host and
hostess.
Regular Meeting
Ii Announced.
The Brotherhood of American Yeo.
men will hold the November meeting
in the L. o. O. f. hall Saturday even
ing at s O'Clock. Following the bust
ness session a social time will be en-.
joyed. All Yeomen are urged to be
present.
Many Dinners Celebrate
Thanksgiving Date.
Among tho numerous dinner parties