, 1922-06-03
T-llardEdwzrds Wedding
NU Take Place Tonight

TulardEdwzrds Wedding
Wm Take Piaoe Tonight
: The homo OF the Rev. B-fnkr Ct
Douglas win be the scene THU eve
ring Of the marriage of Miss Faye
T1iard and Mr.. william X. Edwards
A few Intimate friends OF the bride
torefher with the family will consti-
int those present at the ceremony.
Aner the service tho newly married
couple VIII drive to Casper and take
IN their home in the Polling apart
nents.
Miss TIlard has unt1 recently been
4, the emrloye of tho Wyoming Ma
t,ouai bank She Is the daughter OF
wyoming residents and has many
friends 1 n Casper and throughout the
tate. Miss Tinard was graduated
from the Converse county high
school. She is wcn known for her mu-
scal talent as well as her charming
personality.
Mr.. Edwards Is secretary and at
.orney for the Ohio on company. He
was formerly n resident OF Ohio. ,
Mrs. Budig
VIII visit Relatives
Mrs. II. ]. Budig win leave tomor-
row for Lead. s. D.. for n two veeks'
visit with her niother. Mrs JOHN
Afterwards Mrs Budig viii
90 to Chicago where she Will visit her
brother and sister-iniaw.
Chidrcn's Party
BY Maecabees.
The women's Benefit association OF
the Maccabeee viii entertain at a.
chldren,s party Monday night A
shower viii be given those ladies
whose birthdays como in June An
MHocabees are invited and requested
70 bring their pocketbooks. The re-
freshments committee consists Of the
Mesdames Richards. Place. johnson.
Garner. Writ. Calder, Stone. Bling
ham and Armuster. I
Friday Bridge Cub
Meets.
Mrs Lou Kline and Mrs. George
Nelson received honors yesterday
sfternoon at the regular FRIDAY
Bridge club which met with MIS-
Arthur Mcdonald The Mesdames
Hufsmith. Gee. Kline. Cook and Ed
wards, acted as substitutes. A de
lightful luncheon was served lato in
the afternoon
Kensinrton Orc3e
Meets with Mrs Bailey.
Tho Kinsington circle OF the Meth
odist church met with Mrs. S. z.
Bailey, 7f3 South Durbsa. yesterday
After the business ses-
sion n social time was held and de-
licsous refreshments were served.
Plans were made for a lawn fete
TO be given Thursday, June Is. at the
home of Mrs. Erwin Day. $50 South
David street
Mrs Rehr
Returns Tomorrow.
Mrs. w. I. Rehr. who has been
spending some time visiting her grand
parents in Denver. will return to Cas-
per tomorrow. Mrs. Rehr was for
merfy society editor OF the Tribune.
Mesdames Perry and Grissenger
Entertain Friends.
Mrs. L. d. Perry and Mrs. J.. c.
Grssinger entertained a number Of
friends at cards yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. A J. Eberson n Mrs W. A
Bryan received prizes . A delicious
luncheon was served by h charming
,hostesses.
Macc2bees To
Give Dance
Casper Tent No. 9 OF the Macca-
bees hold their first annual dance and
social at the Odd Fellows hall on
Monday evening, June s. to which the
public is invited. Tickets can be pro
cured from Doctor Dickerson on Sec
ond and Durbin or from Bert Wagner
at Richards and Cunningham's store.
FREQ refreshments will be served
Dreamiands
Draws Crowd.
John Gsrlegos and John Carry,
image OF the Dreamland roof gar
den have attained to great success in
their venture, IL one may judge by
the crowds that stock this palatfal
dance institution at every opening
The roof garden is located in North
Casper, AKA not only has patrons from
that part of the city but also from
persons uptown who delight in mo
toring out Roach's orchestra fur,
nishes the music