Marvels of electric lighting planned for Panama-Pacific Exposition
The article describes San Francisco embracing new electric lighting to illuminate the Panama-Pacific Exposition. It cites a $50,000 extension of experiments on reflectors called “jewels,” arranged to avoid glare and provide daylight-like clarity. Hidden lighting will highlight murals and fountains while searchlights to be manned by sixty trained workers will illuminate courts, towers, and statues with indirect, reflected glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Davlieht
Exnert Ryan
Jules Guerin
Oaklend
Berkeley
Corirta
Breakfast and social events highlight Caspar visit
Miss Frances Flannigan of Caspar, guest of Miss Irma Patten, enjoyed a elaborate breakfast and musical encore amid daffodils and dainty place cards. Socials include luncheon with Miss Genevieve Griffin, a card party, and postponed Auction Bridge dinner. Delta Alpha invites feature inventive wrapping-paper notices for a poverty social with a chaotic prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Flannigan
Casper
Irma Patten
Miss Flannigan
Miss Patten
Genevieve Griffin
Miss Griffin
Miss Flanigan
Delta Alpha
Ole Man Hill
Ehoir
Aly
Opry
Cheyenne
Visiting List Residents Headed To Denver And Elsewhere
Miss Frances Flannigan, guest of Miss Irma Patten, will return to Casper Sunday. Miss Bess Foster visits Denver this week. Mrs. Fred Talbott and baby travel to South Dakota via Omaha to visit sister Mrs. Crickett. Dildine and Haynes plan a trip to New Orleans via Denver. Several Denver visitors and travel plans are noted along with Mrs. Ralph Robertson’s recovery from ptomaine poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances. Flannigan
Irma Patten
Casper
Miss Bess Eleanor Foster
Denver
Fred Talbott
Baby
A. F.saunders
Fell Vaughn
Angeline
Katherine Martin
Thursday Bridge Club hosts prize winner and teas
The Thursday Bridge club met yesterday with Mrs. Mary Congdon for four rubbers of bridge. Mrs. Billy Walker topped the scores and won the prize. Tea was served by Mrs. Congdon at six, with roses and chocolates as gifts from a member. Other members present included Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Lee Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Congdon
Billy Walker
Mra. Congdon
Walker
Lee Bristol
Mra
J. M. Newman
Mre
Ed Nash
Steve Bon
H. L. Patten
Chap- Mone
Tyson
Thie
Kuelire Club
Danderine Promises Hair Beauty and Health
A vintage advertisement touts 25 cent Danderine as a scalp cleanser and hair softener. It claims immediate cleansing of dust oil and dandruff, plus stronger, fuller, lustrous hair with growth, using a 26 cent bottle from drug stores.
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Koowlton
Ladies Club Sewing and Piano Recital Evening
Ladies of the club enjoyed a season of sewing and visiting with Mrs Allen enhancing the gathering with piano selections. At 5 o'clock a course of refreshments followed and Mrs Wilson will entertain the club in two weeks. Attendees included Mesdames Gylling Witters Herman Gnam Wilson Mitchell Early and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auction Bridge Club
Mesdames Martin, Newlin, Rigdon
Gary
Mesdames Jef
Mrs. Allen
Wartime Methodist Aid Society Event Highlights
A large Methodist Aid gathering at Mrs. Archie Allison's home featured hostesses Mrs. John Brown and Mrs. Dumm. The afternoon included piano solos by Mrs. Summer, readings by several ladies, a cafeteria-style reception, and social visiting. The event underscored community religious activities with subsequent meetings and a bake sale planned by local groups. An unrelated public notice about a lost gold watch and a property suit appears in the latter portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Archie Allison
John Brown
Dumm
Mise Morseman
Dr. Millard
Mee
Putnam
Mem Preund
Mere
Wolfer
America
Dad
W. W. Danelle
Merna Jeneea
Ghenta Ao
Itsere
Quieting Land Claims Notice Issued in 1913
The notice directs the respondent to answer a petition by May 17 1913 regarding quieting of lands near north range sixty west of the sixth principal meridian. It warns that failure to answer will result in the allegations being taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly. Clerk T J Fisher signs the notice.
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William J. Johnson
District Court
Wyoming
Laramie
James Johnson
Ada I. Johnson
Nouthwest
Lowhahip
Ita
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Charles C. Moore
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Dr.price
Prof. Johnson
Yale College
East 18Th Street
Maltbie D. Padcock
Helen Abbott
Mildred Sterling
Letitia
Gertrude Thompson
Frances Bristol
May Castle
Maude Upton
Fers
Bartlett
Carley
Hopkine
Four Indies
Belog the
Hosionann
W. M. Jeffern
Prank Bon
R. A, Hopkins
H. A. Ridgeley
W. €. Mentzer
J. L. Rockwell
Mr. Jeffer
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
Rex
J. HH. Walton
Bobby
Chugwater
Vern Kerrigan
Kath Wale
Miss Kerrigan
Coterle Art Club
Klingman
Lohr
Methodist
Emmi White
West Twenty - First Street
St. Mark's Guild
The
Guild of St. Mark's
Myra. Voorhees
Mrs. Niewander
Johnston
International Bible Students’ Pasoeine
Alongo
T. J. Fisher
Chicago
Grand Opera
Mary Garden
Tetrazzini
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Dalmol Hs
Papranne Repertoire
Tales of Hoffman
Hansel
Diretely
Rosina Galli
Corps de Ballet
Litle
Laamearnoor
Coorge Hamlin
Iovann
Palews
Mahel Keigelman
Jiclen
Warrun
Edmond Warnery
Hector Dafranne
Charles Kalmores
Marie Cavan
Minnie Kyener Mahel Riegelman
Helen Stanley Vith Meyl Maricavan
Lule Tetraxcint
Minnie Kgener
Archedetin Giorgini
Giovanni Palose
Henri Scott
Knight-Campbell Music Co
California Street
Colo
Denver Symphony Orchestra Association
DGS
Ono
Maelieh
Tae
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West Broadway
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