Paris hotel benefit by D A R chapter Nets funds for education
The Paris hotel benefit hosted by the Darsh ters of the American Revolution club attracted 168 ladies from Fort Russell and Cheyenne. Activities included bridge games, tea, and punch with prizes for top scores. Proceeds support education for a Wyoming girl in assimilation work and plans to study and work abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Humber
Fortussell
Glifford Hummer
Charles Farth Hg
A. D. Walton
I. H. Fughan
Augusta Bevans
Lucy Taylor
Mabel Knes
Mcnamee
Col. McNamee
Fort Russell
Billy Walker
H. M
Miss Smith Hosts Theater Party For Friend
Miss Irene Smith entertained yesterday afternoon at a theater party and tea in honor of Miss Helen Hans a schoolmate at Miss Wolcott's Denver school The party assembled at the Princess then returned to the Smith home where tea was served Guests included Miss Helen Evans Miss Helen Tyson Miss Betty Hefferon Miss Dorothy Clark Miss Thora Ruth Slade Miss Gladys Tyson Miss Myrtle Franson and Miss Edna Fox Mrs M J Cassell grand president of the G I A auxiliary to the B of L B will hold a school of instruction in Defiver Colorado April 20 All auxiliary members urged to attend by Mrs J B Libby Meetings will be at I O O Temple 1754 Champa A reception for visitors will follow on the evening of the 19th by the Denver divisions All sisters of G I A No 1444 wanting to attend urged to notify the secretary by April 15 Friday afternoon Mrs Scott Marlin hosted the Kloyer Klub A delicious course tea followed at Kensington Mo Martin hosted guests Mesdames Gillespie Ray Dillenburger Ferguson Fred LaPash Jr and George I Hackman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Smith
Helen Hans
Miss Wolcott
Denver
Smith
Miss Smith
Helen Evans
Helen Tyson
Betty Hefferon
Dorothy Clark
Thora Ruth Slade
Gladys ‘Tyson
Myrtle Franson
Edna Fox
M. J. Cassell
B. of L. B
United States
Defiver
Colo
J. B. Libby
Champa Street
The
Scott Marlin
Kloyer Klub
Kensington
Frank S. King
Hawes
Ghéyenne High School
King Ranch
Dean A. Worcester
Frank
King
Coach Hawes
Mrs Glafcke Honored At Kensington Party In Cheyenne
Mrs. Be. W. Glafcke, soon moving to Fair Oaks California, was guest of honor at a Kensington gathering held at Mrs. R. A. Morton's home. Hostesses Mrs. Morton and Mrs. N. C. Nelson welcomed twenty five guests from Akron Ohio. A tea was served at five with pink carnations as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Glafcke
Fair Oaks
Cal
Kensington
R. A. Morton
Second Annual Meeting of Nurses Set for Atlanta in April
The second annual meeting of the Amertican Nurses' Association will be held in Atlanta during the week of April 42. Coinciding with this gathering are meetings of the National League of Nursing Education, the National Organization for Aural Health Nursing. Miss Clara Noyes serves as president of the nurses' association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amertican Nurses’ Association
Atlanta
National League of Nursing Education
National Organization For Aural Health
Miss Clara
Noyes
The
Nurses’ Association
Cheyenne Socials With Mrs Richardson and King Ranch Visit
In Cheyenne, Mrs Warren Richardson hosts a fifty first anniversary open house at 2220 Capitol Ave with friends invited in delicate white folders featuring her image. Also, Frank S King Ranch hosts a party for Coach Hawes and the Cheyenne high school basketball team with 24 youths, decorated in charity and school colors, plus a bridge dinner at North Carey Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Warren Richardson
Richardson
Capitol Avenue
Lavish House Warming With Corsage Bouquets and Prizes
A stylish house warming event features yellow roses on tables and ladies places with Corsage bouquets of lavender sweet peas. Bridge follows dinner, with Mrs. J T Hennebery winning the ladies prize and J G Ganz taking the gentleman’s honors. Attendees include Dr and Mrs J D Shingle, Mr and Mrs Randolph Leigh, and several other local couples and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
J. T. Hennebery
J. G. Ganz
J. D. Shingle
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Hewe
Plains Succesful
A. D. Johnston
East
Chicago
Hmily Johnston
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Cleveland
Elizabeth Whitaker
Dugald Whitaker
Miss Whitaker
Mary
Tombiow
I'Iscon
Ariz
Laa Vale Varinty
William Corbitt
Wales
I. L. Robison
Rawlins
Ena Crain
Cheyehace
Warry Crain
Miss Grath
Colorado State Agricultural College
Fort Gollins
Gharioets Bruner
A. B. Roedel
Napoleon
Luke Voorhees
Elwood ‘Volchees
Elwood
Nis
Bblival
Voorhees
T. A. Kent
A. W. Barber
Cheyenna
Charles Stevens
Billy
Twit Falls
Ida
Idris Kendrick
Marion Rogers
Rogers’ Hothe
Buffalo
Kendrick
Europe
J. 3. Kendrick
New York
Y . ‘At Home
Y. WC. A
Ethel Adams
Margaret Doane
Association
Randolph Leigh
48Th Street
Tae TV
W. C.A
Gleveland
Vera Luni
Business Women's Club
Mary Brown
Tate
Childrens' League
Masonic Temple
Maurice Goroshoa
Glafcke
Kensington Party
Norges
Clara D. Noyes
Aval
Mime
Andre Benklevsky
Mme
Washington
Vladivostok
Hole Vans
Géntervilts, Ta
Vvy
Mrr
Fred L. Crabbe
North Carey Avenue
Lavendar
Karo
P.S
Corn Products Refining Company
Battery Place
Meas
le Bois de
Cheyenne, Wyo
Beauty Shop
de Neal
Madam Reed
Thomes
J.C. Ganz
Joseph Wag~serman
W. A. Forbos
D. S. McGalman
Galen A. Fox
Eugene Beatty
J. T. Heaneberry
T. Paul Wilcox
Richart
Fort Russel
Margaret Grier
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
G. A. King
Sonora
Wyoming Book Store Co
Accordian
F. Kk
AKAGI
Pioneer Avenue
Columbia Grafonoa
Klein’s Music Store
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