, 1923-01-08
Another Tribune
Wedding Sunday.

Wnue the business OF n Tribune
Is tho publication Of a metropolitan
newspaper. and in no sense IL the
operation of a matrimonial bureau.
still tho eighth wedding within It's
organization in a year and a half has
5uBt occurred.
This time the contracting parties
are both important staff members. It
IL wholly a Tribune wedding. The In
ception OF the a was in the
work-aday atmosphere Of the adver-
Using department where moments are
valuable and time limited for love
making. Yet in this prosaic environ
ment the attachment between two
young people rrospered and culmi.
mated in their marriage Sunday.
There was no previous announce
ment. and but few members Of the
general stan were aware of the APP
preaching nuptials. 1t was an un-
ostentatious ceremony at the home of
the bride. 542 South Beech street, at
noon with only near ind dear friends
and associates present. DR.. c. NJ.
Thompson. Jr.. pastor II the First
Baptist church. read the marriage
service that united Mr.. George @.
Peck and Mrs. Lorene G. Hohl in the
holy bonds. The principals were at
tended by Mr.. George A. Neigh and
Miss Nellie Craft. while Miss Der
quist played Lohengrin's march at
the entrance of the bridal party.
Following the ceremony n wedding
breakfast was served at which were
present; Mr.. and Mrs. wiibert Swick,
Mrs. Rosina Craft. Miss Leila Craft,
Miss Marydell Hohl, Miss Berquist.
Mr.. j. 2. Griffith. the bride and groom
and their attendants.
The bride was charmingly gowned
in a brown. beaded costume that sup
piled n rare setting fer her type Of
beauty. and wore a corsage bouquet
of Marechal Mel rose buds.
Mrs. Peck came to the Tribune from
Denver a year and a half ago where
she had conducted a commercial art
shop. having prev ously attended. for
four years. the Meyer-Both Art aca-
Cerny ut Chicago. She is an expert in
eve~v branch of the art OF advertis-
-->I one of the most valuable
rs of the staff in that depart
7eck for the past two year,
the foreman OF the advertls-
! and has been directly re
e for the creation OF h ar
= advertisements that have ap-
peared daily N the Tr bune's pages
Before coming to us he held . similar
position on the Des Molnes Register
Although he saws little on the subjec'
he has a splend d overseas war recor
of eighteen months. as a volunteer
from Iowa in heavy artillery.
Thu young couple make an ideas
pair OF American manhood an
TI+rh1. oT H.foOf In tho
calling and of eminent use to the
world.
They LEFT on an afternoon train
for a honeymoon trip to southern
wyoming and Colorado points. accom-
panied by the blessings and good
wishes Of a large circle of devoted
friends and admiring ac~quaintances.
Grace Lutheran Aid
to Hold Bake Sale.
The Ladies' AID society OF the
Grace English Lutheran church viii
hold a bake sale Saturday. January
IS. in Stone & Co.'S store. formerly
Bruce brothers.
Bar-Stlnson
Marriage Saturday.
AAAo ACAtA AAAAo
StInson, both OF CasNer. were unite
in marriage at the parsonage of tho
Methodist Episcopal church. on Sal
urday. January 6. by the pastor. Rev
Lewis Il. Carter. They were attend
ed by Charles Barr. father of the
bride, and Glen NJ. Buchanan. Mr.
and Mrs. StInson expect to live In
Casper.
Bible Class
Party.
The woman,s Bfble class OF the
First Presbyterian church will enter
trim at their regular monthly meet
ing in the church parlors. All mem
bers and friends OF the class arc
urged to be present.
Entertnin ON
Anniversary.
Mr.. ind Mrs. Glenn c. Lttlefield
are entertaining with a dinner nd
bridge party this evening. the occa'
sion being tho second anniversary OF
their marriage. Covers VIII be laid
for eight
Entertalns
on Birthday.
Twelve guests were pleasantly en-
tertnined Saturday evening at tbs
home of Mr.. INK Mira. Enroll Cantlin
40 North jackson street. in honor
OF tho latter's birthday. High honor'
for the evening at cards were won BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mershon.
Miss Leah HoToran
Honored with Party.
Mrs. Ray j. HoIloran entertained
at her home in the Crude apartment
in honor Of Miss Leah Holloran Jus
previous to the latter's departure fol
Notre Dame university TO heI
studies In st. Mary's academy. Their
were IL guests and the hostess wa
assisted by Mrs, Walter Schultz ant
Mrs. t. Leo Reno.
A dainty luncheon wns served
High honors for the afternoon wer'
49, a.