Wilson Schwed Co Expands Women’s Wear Section
Wilson Schwed Co plans a major expansion in its women’s ready to wear department after moving to 146 South Center Street. Mrs Lillian Wilson says improvements and decor are nearing completion and an opening sale will be announced soon offering Georgiette frocks with pleats and novelty tucks plus matching millinery for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Center Street
Wilson-Schwed Company
Lillian Wilson
Jace
Music Clubs Name Officers In Wyoming Federation
Mrs Sam Thompson of Cheyenne was reelected president of the Wyoming State Federation of Music Clubs at the annual meeting in Cheyenne Tuesday Other officers include P C Nicolaysen Casper first vice president D D Spani Rock Springs second vice president S S Call Douglas third vice president A C Riker Casper recording secretary Theodora Wilson Cheyenne corresponding secretary and Hubert Webster Douglas treasurer The next convention will be in Rock Springs No dates were set A Knight Campbell Music store program closed the convention Tuesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Thompson
Cheyenne
Wyoming State Federation of Music Clubs
P. C. Nicolaysen
Casper
D. D. Spani
Rock Springs
5. S. Call
Douglas
A. C. Riker
Theodora Wilson
Hubert Webster
Casper Teacher Plans Summer Europe Voyage
Miss Hazel Gilbert Roosevelt school teacher leaves Casper today for a European summer tour. She sails from New York in June with a friend, visiting Great Britain France Germany Italy and Holland. Gilbert returns in late August to resume the next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Gilbert
Roosevelt School
New York
Europe
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Holland
Gilbert
Society Saturday Highlights Include Quiet Douglas Wedding
Society notes report the quiet marriage of Miss Mauline Jeannette Meyer and George Hector Goble in Douglas Congregational church with Rev. Mann officiating. The issue also notes a luncheon bridge at the J. W. Bingenheimer home and other social events, including dances, trips, and upcoming gatherings across Casper and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauline Jeannette Meyer
George Hector Goble
Douglas
Congregational Church
Mann
Helen McPadyen
Casper
Byron Huie, Jr
Dourhis
J. W. Bingenheimer
South Durbin Street
John Bingener
Powder River and Hiland residents mingle in town personals
Multiple social notes list visits by Miss Bertha of Powder River and Miss Richel Meyer of Hiland, plus Mr. William E. Taylor and many others from Moneta, Lusk, Sheridan, Cody, Thermopolis, and Denver. A wedding at Judge Walker’s home in Casper ties Lucille Mashek of Lusk to Eugene Thome of Sunrise with a Black Hills honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Shubeck
Walter Lee Mason
Casper
Justice of the Peace
H. H. Walker
Lee
C. B. & Q. Railroad
Black Hills
South Dakota
Reedsburg
Wis
Minneapolis
Bertha
Powder River
Richel Meyer
Hiland
Town
Lucille Alma Mashek
Lusk
Wyo
Eugene C. Thome
Sunrise
Judge HH
H. Walker
North Phurbin Street
Death Claims Infant Girl in Casper Area
Marjorie Eleanora Chaney nine days old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Chaney of Salt Creek highway died Monday evening Funeral services were held Thursday morning and interment made in Highland cemetery Mr Chaney works as a barber in Casper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Eleanora Chaney
Charles Chaney
Salt Creek Highway
Graduation Banquet Honors 1928 Memorial Hospital Nurses
The eight members of the 1928 graduating class at Memorial hospital of Natrona county were honored at a dinner by Casper's Private Duty Nurses' club at Hotel Henning. Seated for 33 guests, the event featured talks, prophesy, alumni presentations, and musical entertainment by Mrs. Sylvia Lobdell, Miss Ella Wyatt, and Frank Daugaard with his mother.
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Memorial Hospital
Natrona County
Nurses’ Club
Casper
Henning
Mary Eshwig
Hazel Wagner
Moore
Irene Hamin
Audrey
Nurses Club
McClure
Niswenger
Mahaffey
Jessie Hill
Mabel Ukena
Rachel Brink
Lorraine Magee
Frances Aumann
Aileen McPhail
Eloise McKim
Hinxel Wagner
Gaucho Glorifies Cowboy In Fairbanks Feature At Ri Alto
Douglas Fairbanks stars as a bandit chief in The Gaucho at the Ri Alto theater opening Saturday. The story pits a dictator against a bandit and a commandante amid Andean frontier romance and a shrine miracle. Filmed under I. Richard Jones direction with locations inspired by Our Lady of Lourdes.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Rialto Theater
Doug
Pancho Rider
Pampas
von Seyffertitz
Fairbanks
Wavitch
Lupe Velez
Eve Southern
Charlie Stevens
I. Richard Jones
Our Lady of Lourdes
France
Angel or demon in truth a woman's the great contradiction
A fragmented lyric style sketch contrasts a woman's shifting roles from fear to courage, affection to cruelty, faithfulness to deceit. The narrator notes her capacity to nurture and harm, to please and imperil, ending with a provocative assertion of her hybrid nature as both kitten and cat.
Casper class reunion confirms St Anthony's Sunday program
The Casper area reports that a class at St Anthony's Catholic Church will attend Sunday activities with music by parochial school children before returning. McGovern confirms details about the event and mentions Glennrock.
Casped Apollo Club Feted After Dinner in Casper
Crome of Casper Apollo Club hosts a dinner for the club and its director Pf Marquis. Marquis received a token of appreciation for his work with the club. He praised the group and predicted a stronger season next year. Miss Helen Hines sang, L F Schauer played piano, and George Scott led as toastmaster with remarks from local speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theirector
Apollo
Helen Hines
L. F. Schauer
George Scott
J. F. Rose
W. B. Cobb
B. B. Brooks
Edward Murane
Boyd Osborn
Charles Callen
R. C. Cather
H. B. Durham
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Wilson-Schwed Co
Women’s Department
Pauline Meyes
George Goble
Dean Burdick
H. K. Burdick
South Park Avenue
Cottner College
Lincoln
Neb
Dean
Hardick
Hinds-Mills
Mildred Louise Hinds
Hinds
South Elk Street
J. Howard Brown
East Side Methodist Episcopal Church
Rayburn
Webb
Nell Kimball
Carl Shumaker
M. J. Nolan
Miss Sullivan
Missouri
Margaret Sullivan
Denver
Patrick J. Sullivan
Colorado Capital City
Frank Mondell
National Republican
Bridge
Leeper Tea Room
Anna Leeper Tea Room
Catherine Nines
Brother Dick
Catherine Coyle
Timothy Mahoney, Jr
Nell Phelps
H . Clare
Nellie Quinn
Harry Walters
H. J. Clare
CG. V. Chance
John Byrne
Jerry Daly
Julia Ellis
Warry Walters
Coyle
Adeline Gisborne
Reed-Clayton
Ina A. Clayton
Marion H. Reed
Gasper
State Highway Department
Shubeck
Mason
William E. Taylor
Jimes Rashnor
Moneta
John Wolfe
City
Robert
Henong
Oil City
F. J. Sullivan, Roberts and
R. MacFarlane
C. A. Kuro
Sheridan
Granville Tinter
Jay Fro
Mrs. J. Wo Kuhns
Doily
Tommy Tompkins
R. Shipp
Lander
J. J. Morrison
J. H. Wade
Kevrelet Mators
George B. Cooper
Basin
Charles W. Tacvart
Marjorie Taggart
Cody
John W. Sapp, Jr
Thermopo
John Dillon
Fe, Ellery
B. Dykemay
Riverton
Matt Berg
R.T. Granger
Thermop
M. Margaret Curtin
Thermas McNamara
Eugene McCarthy
Ow Bolln
Baby
Mrs. Bolln
James Wilox
Earl. Boyle
T! Boyle
East Ten S Street
Earl Callaway
Ernst Marquard
Salt Creek
Henry Patterson
Harry Kline
Adeline Karchin
Bites Park
Colo
James Jenson
The
Taylor Securities of
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ht. McMurrray
Carlsbad
N. M
W. M. Saycee
Billings
Mont
C. FP. Jordan
Kansas City
W. J. Steager
Great Falls
Wr. Farrell
Spingafield
B.C. Smith
O. J. Melzer
San Francisco
Calif
M. A
BEE Hive
Men’s Union
Nainsock
South Center Street Consolidated Royalty Building
Cowboy
Angel
America
Tommy
Benny
Don and
Loraine
Wile
UWS
Wu Bie
Apollo Club
Mr Marquis
Kodaks
Tripods
Casper Pharmacy
Douglas Fairbanks the Gaucho
Washington Hall
Bohn’'S
Dylan al Henry
L. D. Leisinger
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