Natrona County High School - Mustang Yearbook (Casper, WY)

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Ulu Qlaspn Bailg Ulrilmnr C C C 0 Q Q Q q NEWS ITEMS. Announcement Party ls Delightful Affair. The charming home of Mr. and Mrs. G e o r g e Vandaveer was the scene of the most beautiful an- nouncement p a r t y ever given in Casper. This delightful affair was planned in honor of Miss Ada Cooksey, who ls to become the bride of Mr. L. Van Doren, who has re- cently been appointed state engineer of Ar- kansas. Many friends and relatives w e r e present. The predomi- natlng colors we re black and white. Fllnn-Strong Nuptlals. The wedding of Miss Mary Fllnn to the fa- mous vlolinist, Capt. John B. Strong of the Embassy in Turkey, has just been an- nounced. The wed- ding is the result of a romance which began ln Turkey. Miss Fllnn while traveling abroad was extended a spe- clal request by th e Sultan to appear be- fore hlm and his c o u r t. Immediately fascinated, the Sultan ordered her to be con- fined to his harem. The young American officer was secretly notlfled and he soon effected her escape. Their many friends are glad to know that the charming couple intend to make their home in America. Miss Charlotte Gantz has just re- turned to Casper af- ter a prolonged study of music in Germany and Switzerland. Miss Gantz has specialized ln Irish folk songs and lullables, Mrs. Hall Entertains. Mrs. Margaret Sul- livan Hall entertained at a delgihtful musi- cale tea in the draw- ing room of her beau- tiful home on Wyo- ming Boulevard last Friday afternoon. The occasion was given in honor of Mrs. Van Courtland, wife of Senator Van Courtland of Califor- nia. Mrs. Van Court- land was formerly Miss Edness Mokler of Casper. Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Van Court- land were classmates and graduated from the Natrona County High School with the Class of '21. Miss Cornelia Cot- trell, head matron of Women's and Chil- dren's Hospital, is gradually recovering frome the severe shock received when she discovered the local taxldermlst, Mr. L. De Woody, on the fire escape. For sev- eral days Miss Cot- trell's condition was very critical. THE PRINCESS THEATER Ruth Kimball Formerly of Casper The Modern Theda Bara of the Screen in A MONKEY ON A STRING Last Times Today Legal Notices. To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that I will not be responsible for the debts and bills in- curred by my wife after Sept. 20, 1933. Dr. Wm. Kocher. Jr. Local Line Repalnnan Victim of Fall Mr. Clair Blanch- ard, who is in the em- ploy of the Eastern Union Telegraph Co., was seriously injured wh ile repairing a telegraph Wire west of town While at work on one of the poles he became in- erested ln the clicks on the wires. In translating he came upon the word w-o-o-f which was the imme- iiate c a u s e of his iownfall. Mr. Blanch- ard gave a start, and finished on the ground forty feet below. Al- though landing on his head, the injuries sustained were to his shoulders and back. SINK OR SWIM BATHING RESORT Swim to Music of Six- Piece Orchestra Miss Florence Smith, expert swimming teacher and life saver. Garden Creek Falls So does the crowd. THE KUTTEM BARBER SHOP Alice Grieve, Prop. Six Lady Barbers. We cut everything but prices. Once shaved here, you'll never get shaved elsewhere. First Class Service Mall This Coupon. Lewis Allsman Sz Co., Inc., - Chicago, Ill. Send 12c in stamps for sample picture of our bathing beauties. Ready to be framed. Six for 25c, 15 for 50c, 40 for 31. The name is enough. VARIETY STORE Homer Mauk, Prop. Airship Parts, Fresh Eggs, Jew's Harps, Bedbug Traps, Ice Cream Cones. ALL CHEAP Professional Directory Dr. E. C. BOLDWIN Dentist C. O. D., R. S. V. P., D. F., P. D. Q. Basement of City Jail Office Hours 12 a. m. to 12 a. m. MME. FRANCES SULLIVAN BROWN Hairdressing a Specialty Artificial Switches, Curls and Wigs Phone 812 Green , George Vandaveer Brokerage Co. We Break Anybody Dealers in Stocks and Bonds Private Wire to Powder River ,, Classified Ads. Wanted - A hus- band by an attractive young lady. Photos exchanged. O b j e c t, matrimony. Can read, write, pull bastings and boil water. Ap- plicant must be intel- ligent and good danc- er. Triflers need not apply.-He'en O'Mal- ley, P. O. Box 123. L o s t, Strayed or Stolen-Earl Engdahl whereabouts un- k n 0 W n. Last seen boarding B. Q O. freight train in blue overalls going west. Is light complexioned, weighs about 200 pounds, 6 ft., 2ln. tall. Anxiety at home. Notify Salvation Army, Casper, Wyo. g Lost - Pocketbook by m a. n m a. d e of green leather. Finder please return to Glen Fletcher, Cell No. 515, Lander, Wyo.

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