, 1921-07-14
Oswald c. Brewster
10 Take BRIDE.

Oswald c. Brewster
TO Take Bride
Announcement OF the engagement
Of a popular Denver girl u Oswald
c. Brewster Of Casper. is contained
in the following from a Denver news
paper;
rThe surprise Of the season among
fashionables is the formal
ment made yesterday by Rudolph NJ.
Booraem of the engagement of his
daughter. Miss Elizabeth r. Booraem,
to Oswald c. Brewster of Casper.
wyo. Miss Booraem. who belongs TO
one of our oldest and most promi-
nent families. holds an envtabie posi-
ton in the exclusive set here. She
is q young girl OF exceptional beauty
and charm and is very accomplished.
Following her graduation from Miss
wolcott's school. she attended Miss
wheelock's finishing school in Bos-
ton. and has since been active in so
ciety. Her fiance is the son Of Mrs.
James Brewster of Denver. He was
graduated from Cornell university
and is a member of the Sigma Phi
fraternity. No definite plans have
been made for the wedding. though
it probably will take place next win
ter. after which the bride and bride
groom will move TO Casper TO make
their home. much to the regret of
their Denver friends. Mr.. Brewster
is associated with the Midwest Re
ining company in h Wyoming city,"
Tea Club Is
Entertained.
Mrs. A. A. Schultz presided at a
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club which was held n, her home.
1042 East Second street, yesterday
afternoon Auction bridge was the
recreation for the afternoon and
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Wyoming National Bank
Enters Into Society.
The wives of the officials of the
Wyoming National bank are enter
tanning for the employees Of the bank
and the Wyoming Trust company at
n picnic this evening at the home
ranch OF ex-Gov. b. B.. Brooks. Forty
guests have been invited. and will
be taken to the picnic grounds in
motor cars
North Casper. Organizes
Informal Dancing Club.
The Happy Five" is the name
chosen for the dancing club recently
organized in North Casper by Mrs.
Effie c. Peete. The club held its
first dance last night in the hall in
the building on North Washington.
The splendid orchestra from the wyo-
ming Conservatory of Music supplied
the music. The affair was informal.
II is the plan of the club to hold
these dances each week oil Tuesday
nights, and the public is. cordially in.
vited. A series OF novelty dances and
original affairs has been planned for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Greibel are the
parents of a baby daughter. Alice
Mary. born last Saturday. The moth.
er and daughter are doing we'll and
win Don be able TO receive their
friends. =
Wood-Haggerty
Marriage in Denver.
The marriage ceremony of Alex
ander Hamilton Wood and Miss Ruby
Nadine Haggerty. eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Haggerty OF this
city. was performed in Denver. on
July g..
After a wedding trip through Col
orado. the young couple returned to
Casper. Monday. INT are now at home
in the Crude Apartments. East Sec
ond street.
DR.. and Mrs. X C. Mcpherson have
left overland for Detroit. Mich, where
they will make their home in the fu-
ture. DR.. Mcpherson came to Cas-
per about a e ago and established
himself here as a physician of promi-
nence
Tea Given
For Visitors.
The Misses Margaret and Kath-
leen Sullivan presided at an informal
tea served last Saturday in honor of
Miss Genevieve Biglin and Miss Mary
Slater. who are visiting in the city.
A number of the members of the
younger society set were invited to
meet the visitors.
Return to
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Hedge left yes
terday for Denver. Colo. Sal Lake
City and Philadelphia. Pa. where they
>wi1r visit for eavarai DAYS before sail