, 1922-07-17
LEGION Dance
TnmouroM NtGht

Dance
Tomorrow Might
The Chateau Thierry extensive win
start at the Arkeon tomorrow night
at Q O'Clock. The enemies. worry,
care. and gloom. are entrenched on the
Legion's front and the objective is
in full and complete surrender with
out quarter. The troops will be In
full field equipment consisting of one
dollar and a best girl
The barrage will be laid down at
sAs, consisting of the pipiest kind of
music under the command Of Profess
sor Watkins The advancing hosts
state that they expect to nave the
enemy in full retreat by s.5o and WIN
celebrate h glorious event until mid.
night.
Drill Staff Of
Rebelkahs Meet.
The drfh staff OF the Natrona Re
bekah ladge No. Is will meet at 4
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon in the 1.
o. o. +. hall.
BirdsaIl- Tweed
Marriage Announced.
Tho marriage OF Miss Julia Mary
Birdsafi OF Lander and Mr.. Albert z.
Tweed OF Casper took place Sunday,
July D.. in the Episcopal church at
Lander, h Rev. r. B. W. HUT per-
forming h ceremony. Witnesses for
the occasion were Mrs. Florence Car
penter and Mr.. Richard Tweed. the lat
ter being a brother OF tho groom. The
only other person. present were the
families Of the couple and immediate
friends.
The bride was dressed In q deficate
white gown and wore q bouquet OF
bridal roses. The bridesmaid carried
a corsage OF pink roses.
The newiyweds returned to Casper
Thursday after spending a few days
at Brooks lake. and have made their
home at s11 Badger street.
The bride Is a graduate OF Lander
high school and has been teaching for
some time at Dubois. She is the
daughter OF Mrs. Mary f. Birdsall.
The groom In also q graduate OF the
high school at Lander. as well rs OF
h Barnes Business college of Den
YER. He IN at the present time man.
aser Of the insurance department of
the Finance corporation of Wyoming.
He Is h son OF Albert Tweed. clerk Of
court al Lander.
Maccabecs Meet
Tonight.
The women's Benefit association of
the Maccabces win .seet tonight in
the I. o. o. f. hall. A large atten.
dance is redues.ea 49,
Give Picnic For
College Friends.
Tho Misses Edna, Blanche. Julia,
Mary, Int Victoria Kassis were the
hostesses at a fine picnic at the Hat
Six falls yesterday in honor OF friends
from college. A party OF 2s gathered
at tho Kessis home on East Eighth
street about IL o'clock and went in
cars to a spot within walking distance
of the falls. The ears were parked,
and the picnickers carried tho inviting
lunch to the beautiful scenic spot at
the foo of the largest Of the falls
No better place could a been sug-
gested for such an outing. all members
Of the party being thoroughly pleased
with the camping possibilities Of the
hat.
lunch was followed with an o
two of general hiking around, and
the crowd then returned to tho cars
and enjoyed a -weinie' roast and
marshmallow toast. Signs Of an ap-
preaching storm caused h party to
start for home about Z o'clock.
The party again assembled at the
Kassis homo and spent the remainder
A. ~.1-fr ,-,r.r xt,aRantlr
Humbcrson-Adam
Marriage Saturday.
Friends will be delighted to hear of
the marriage of Miss Merle Humber
son and Mr.. Harvey ]. Adam at Doug
las in the First Methodist church at
noon Friday. Only a few friend
and relatives were present at the af-
fair.
Tho bride is the daughter Of 2. T.
HENDERSON of Casper. She attended
high school here. The groom is the
son of the late H. ]. Adam. n Of Ma
ron county's pioneer stockmen.
The newlyweds will make their
home with Mr.. Adams parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Carroll, at their ranch
on Elkhorn creek.
Meeting Postponed
Nurses Association
The regular meeting of the Natrona
Sounty Registered Nurses associa-
tion has been postponed until the third
Tuesday in August.
Many Girls at
Camp This Week.
Eighteen girls are at the present
time attending the Kiwanis summer
camp on West Elkhorn creek. Eight
business girls and women attended tAe