, 1922-05-13

GomcTrcyett
wedding in Drnv~r.
TisS MAYBELLE GOUKE viii be
MI come the bride Of Mr. John Ire
vett Ct Casper ut n quiet marriage
70 be performed At Sacred
Hart church in Denver. according TO
announcements made last evening
mon the departure of h young poo
NE for me Colorado capital The Rev.
Father OnConnen VIII officfats and
Tho nexiyrreds win sp>nd a honey
moon Of 10 days In Colorado before
they rcturn TO Casper to make their
homo in The Crude apartments on
East Second ztreet
Miss Goure is a Boulder, Colo. girl
but for seine time has made her home
With her brother, Earl Goure Of this
cItv. Mr.. Trevett is associated IN the
Trpvett Confectionery company with
his brother, Guy Trevett- The young
people have a wide circle of friends
tend congratulations
Mrs. b. b. Brooks Returning
Firm Extended Trip.
Mira B. E. Brooks WIN return to
Casper from an extended
TIP throughout the east Mrs Brooks
went as n delegate to the convention
Of the Daughters OF tho Revolution at
Washington While away she also
visited her daughter. MrR- Lathrop IN
Chicago and Mrs. Brooks sister at Ft-
Wayne
Mr.. Brooks has gone TO Fort Collins
where he WIN deliver an address this
evening. He will DO in Cheyenne to-
morrow and viii return with Mrs.
Brooks
Arnold DAILY
Cclebrates Seventh Birthday.
A party was given by Mira. Timothy
DAILY for Master Arnold DAILY who
achieved his seventh birthday Thurs
day. About thirty of the little fa-
lows friends were present. Games
were played during the afternoon and
delicious refreshments were served
curly in the evening. The party broke
up at s o'clock
Pep Club
Organized
Friday evening a group NJ North
Casper young people met at the home
Of Mu. ]. l. Julian. SIT Pear street,
and crvanized n social club Officers
wers selected as follows: Mr.. Robert
Brady. president. Miss Lillian Smailey
vice president: Miss Ida Lowe. sec
.retary; Mr.. Lyman Spalding. reasur
er; and Miss Elsie Hummer. reporter.
Members present were Misses d
Lowe, Lillian Smarley. Katheryn
Brady, Haseltine Julian. Elsie Kum-
mer; Messrz Edward Dornbsh. Robert
Brady, Lyman S~palding. Carl Born
bush. James Julian. Forester Julian
Miss Valentine Bunce was n guest.
The motto chosen by the Pr. club was
zone for all and all for one"
SOCIETY
EIlxs Give First
Dance Of Series Tonight.
The Crder of Elks will entertain
their members and guests at the first
dance of a series OF Saturday night
dances this evening in tho new home
auditorium. Dancing will begin at Q
o'clock. Spies orchestra will provide
the music
Mrs. c. e. Winter
TO Entertain
Mrs. C. E. Winter win entertain
next Tuesday at 1 p m. with a bridge
Auncheon Twenty four guests will be
present
Women,s Benefit Association
VIII Meet Monday.
The .Women's Bcnefft association
will meet Monday. 8 p. m. at the L O.
O. F. hall. There VIII be m initiation
of candidates at this time
Il. O. Skinner
To Be Married.
L. C. Skinner of the purchasing de-
partment of the Producers and Rein
ers corporation is leaving tonight o
Houston, Texas Mr.. Skinner will be
married to Miss Pearl Glenning there.
The n~ewlyweds will reairn to Casper
about June 1 and win make their home
here
W. c. T. U. Hold Meeting
Poster Prize Awarded
Kenneth Bailey, a fourth grade
pupil of Park school, was awarded
first honors nj h recent poster prize
contest put on by the w. C. T. o..
for the purpose of illustrating h
value of temperance. Twelve children
took part in the contest and many
very clever posters were n d in,
but Master Kenneth's was adjudged
<he best.
A meeting took place at the home
Of Mrs. n. E. Parsons, 44o South Dur
bin, which was the regular business
assembly of the organization. 1t was
at his meeting that the posters We're
examined. The prize to be given has
not been decided upon yet
A musical program was given at
the time. Miss Verna Ferries rem
dered two very charming instrument
tai numbers, and Dean Burdick play
ed a piano solo. The Rev. Carter
talked concerning Mothers Day. The
address was especially appropriate
and was well received.