Twelfth Night Luncheon and Local Outings Report
Luncheon today honors Mrs. D Leeds Miller and Miss Eli nore Fillebrown of Philadelphia visiting Mrs. D Carey. Mr and Mrs John Schuneman take a party to Cherokee Park with Miss Hessle Field of Omaha. Hospital Aid Society runs a soda fountain at Fred Roedel drug store with coupons for ice cream and drinks benefiting the society. Loren Hanson celebrated his fourth birthday with a party hosted by his mother at the Post home, receiving gifts including garden tools and a mud pie baking demonstration. Prizes were won by Adda Mae Henderson and Jack Emery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
John Schuneman
Miss Hessle Field
Omaha
Edgar Schuneman
Cheerokee Park
Hospital Aid Society
Fred Roedel
Loren
Buzzie’ Hanson
Nathan Hanson
FP. A. Post
Adda Mae Henderson
Jack Emery
Outdoor sports amid dining room party events
A social gathering featured an outdoor sport setting moved into a dining room with pink and white flowers. Guests included Susan Grier and many others. a later Win-One club dinner hosted by Mrs. A L Putnam had a five course menu and fortune cake with playful tokens predicting future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Putnam
Win-One Club
Howard Hines
Roy Jones
Marie Fager
Win- One Club
Marjorie Whipple
Milton Dumm
Baltimore
Andrews
Hines
Visiting List Notes Bound For Local Readers
Miss Elinore Fillebrown has returned from a visit to Careyhurst and stays with her aunt Mrs. Charles D. Carey. Miss Stella O Boylé came home from Laramie where she attended the summer school at the university. Mrs. Fred Attebury of Mitchel, Neb., who spent three weeks with Gen. and Mrs. A. P. Hanson, will return home next week. Mrs. M. P. Keefe hosts her father Mr. Tilton of Salina, renewing old acquaintances. Mrs. Frank A. Baldwin and two daughters of Millard, Neb., guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Earhart since Wednesday, left for home after a California visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinore Fillebrown
Careyhurst
Charles D. Carey
Stella O’boylé
Laramie
University
Fred Attebury
Mitchel, Neb
Gen
A. P. Hanson
Frank A. Baldwin
Millard
Neb
W. S. Earhart
California
Mount Mellick Club Delights Guests With Needlework Afternoon
A Mount Mellick club gathering at Mrs. L. C. Hinkle’s home featured needlework, dainty bites, and lively talk. Guests included Mrs. V. B. Glafeke, Everett Glafeke, Cyrus Beard, Dorian of New York, L. Hills, and Miss Cummins of Ohio. Members listed include Paul Batley and H. W. Bullock among others. Also noted is the student group “Just For Fun” from St. Mark’s Sunday school, visiting with Rev. S. A. Houston as chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mellick Club
L. C. Hinkle
Jessamine
J. F. FP
St. Mark's
Rey
A. Houston
Miseee
Susan Brelach
Hoelen Daley
Dorothy Gereke
Helen Biubba
Georgia Hiret
Laura Patty
Ethel Jane Walters
Mona Ada Parnell
Mins Evelyn Brelach
Art Club Guests Attend Afternoon Meeting
Art Chit Mee of Alva and the Wilters entertained the Coteria Art club yesterday afternoon. They sewed and visited, served a tea, and displayed a decorative charm. Three visitors joined: Lillian Wild, Mary Clark, and Violet Faulk. Members listed include Mesdames Gylling Wilson Od Gnam Dutcher Klingman Fine Hullett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
Wilters
Lillian Wild
Mary Clark
Violet Faulk
Mesdames’ Gylling
Wilson
Od Gnam
Dutcher
Klingman
Fine Hullett
The
Hoateam
Presbyterian Aid Society Hosts Art Society Tea
In the church parlors the Presbyterian Aid Society hosted the Art Society gathering yesterday. About three dozen tea towels were hemmed and marked with the charity’s coat of arms as donations were prepared for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilcock
J. BE. Jamison
Presbyterian Church
Art Society
Viety
Fragmented Local Item Mentions Crafts and Names
OCR reads as a jumble noting 40 ladies present and various names or brands like Dan 8, Mark & Co and The Sherman Co. It hints at crafts, jewelry, and leather goods with vague references to suppliers and subscriptions for The State Leader.
Railroads and court actions dominate Kemmerer news
Kemmerer residents back a 200 mile route support to a Sunday game between Union Pacific ball clubs from Green River and Bancroft Idaho, while Union Pacific Clerks prepare to face Elitehardens in Denver. Court orders curb landowners near Hayden Craig right of way after land donations stalled. Special train blockage incident in Horse Creek valley delays freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Union Pacific Ball Club
Green River
Bancroft, Ida
Union Pacific Clerks of
Cheyenne
Elitehardens
Denver
John T. Shilmate
District Court
Augweta
Hilliams
Adella Barnard
A. J. Sayre
Steambhont Springs
Colo
Denver and
Salt Lake
Hayden
Craig
Williams
Barnard
Sayre
Casper
Horse Creek
Colorado
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Dr. Pierce’s
Golden
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
New York
Aes Avery
Ferndell
Pillsbury Flour
Union Mercantile Ass'n
Stork Scrip
Post
Hanson
Alberta Lane
Gertrude Sweeney
Susan Grier
Jane
Barbara Rigdon
Florence Todd
Margaret Koubik
Eleanor Boyle
Adele Astle
Mendine Newlin
Anna Finch
Dorothy Webber
Valera Sweeney
Margaret Earry
Italia Money
Gwendolin Barker
EL Not
Victor Kranz
Earl Thoman
James
Harold Sweeney
Jack Hmery
Richard Boyle
Walter Finch
William Bainam
Chester
Clark Witters
Sue Eieees
Presbyterian Aid Society
Eddy Street
Denver Music Co
Weee
Henry
Millem
Fischer
Schumann
Sommer
Stick
Smith & Barnes
Strohber
MhNny
Lindenman
Hoffman
Weber
Steck
Wheelock
Stuyvesant
Stroud
Steinway
Capitol Ave
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Mgr
Churet
Mee
William Wilceck
Mark & Co
Sherman Co
Railroad News
R. Toncey
Union Pacific
Ohne
Finlayson
Onishi
F. W. Pflueging
Juan Vincente Gomez
Venezuela
Castro
Juan Vincente Gomes
Cipriano Castro
Washington Estatohes
Leter
United States
Gower
Gomer Han
Barnet I’s
One
Ingersoll Stork Serip Store
Ohenstein Bros
MOOG
Michigan
Concord