Sunshine Society Meeting At Mrs Black Home
The Sunshine Circle met at the home of Mrs. P. J. Black with Mrs. Mel dame and Norman Black as assistant hosts. Guests included Mrs. Dill of North Platte and Mrs. Rogers of Salt Lake City among others, and refreshments were served while the Pink and white carnations adorned the hosting home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle
P. J. Black
Meldame
Norman Black
Jonn Crown
Coyera
Archer Myering
Mra. Dill
North Platte
Mra
Rogera
Salt Lake City
van Delai
Clifford Munner
Mien Josephine Williamson
Mins Pearl Lewis
Mr Thompson
Wyoming Day Observed With Women's Club Program
The Woman's club hosts Wyoming Day with guests from the legislative session. Performances include songs by Mrs J Damm and Mrs E Mason Smith, a talk on statehood, Wyoming history, a tribute to Esther Morris, a Bil Nye sketch, and a flag and flower legends. Members urged to attend at 2 PM and pay dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Woman's Club
B. Mason Smith
W. H. Qi
Weste J. Damm
E. Mason Smith
W. D. D. Gray
Thomas Hunter
Henry B. Henderson
Esther Morris
Bil Nye
Verna Keays
J. H. Walton
Mra.h. W. Bullock
Mem‘pars
New Era Movement Presbyterian Church Meeting Details
Tonight at 7 30 Rev Walter H Bradley of Casper outlines plans for a nationwide campaign to raise 75 000 000 over five years as the Presbyterian church aims for the second largest denomination fund drive in the nation. Rev Stubblefield urges attendance to learn about the drive and pledge support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era
Presbyterian Church
Walter H. Bradley
Casper
Stubblefield
Methodist
Presbyterians
Holdredges Entertain Guests at Plains Hotel Dinner Dance
Hon. and Mrs. S. E. Holdredge of Thermopolis hosted a dinner dance at the Plains hotel with 16 guests in attendance. Including Mr. and Mrs. B. Holdredge, the Thermopolis, Wyoming couple were among those honored at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Holdredge of
Thermopolis
Plains
8. B. Holdredge
Wyo
Plaing Hotel
Mrs Kendall Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Visiting Guests
Mrs J T Kendall presided at a bridge luncheon at 1815 Byvans Street for visitors hosted by Mrs William Gilcrest and Mrs W M Jeffers. Out of town guests included Mrs H F Hynds Mrs W Weeks and Mrs J Bullivan. Pink roses decorated the home with Mrs R A Hopkins taking top score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Kendall
Byvans Street
William Gilcrest
W.M. Jeffers
H. FP
Hynds
W. Weeks
Mra. ©. J. Bullivan
Mra
R. A. Hopkins
Afternoon social includes prizes and expected visitors
Twenty Indien shares the afternoon pleasure with Mrs. Fred Ruhlman who anticipates a visit from her mother Mrs. Fred Stutz of Kansas City next week. Mary Frances, Ruhlman's two year old daughter, will accompany her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ruhlman
Fred Stutz
Kansas City
Mary Frances
Ruhlman
Miss Meda Carley Returns to Boulder for Studies
Miss Meda Carley left for Boulder Colorado to resume studies at the University of Colorado after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs D M Carley. Mrs Nick Petrie and son N Jr returned to Riverton after a Plains visit. Mr W Roe of Kentucky is in town on Plains business. Mrs J A King of Denver is visiting in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Bulman
Claypell, Nebr
D. HM. Tale of
Luskia
Sea
C. G. Brady
Scottsbluff
W. F. Bain
Omaha
W. 8. Rodman
Kimball, Nebr
City
J. W. Agnew
If. O. Barver
Lander
Arthur Eaton
Denvers
Charles Leckey
King Piney
Meda Carley
Boulder, Colorado
University of Colorado At Boulder
D. M. Carley
Nick Petrie
N. Jr
Riverton
the Plains
Mr. W. Roe
Kentucky
J. A. King of
Denver, Colo
The
Allie Jewell
Wheatland
F. L. Robinson
Marie Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
C. Baer
Cheyenne
8. K. Loy
the Plaine
Fred P. Petry
Denver
William Myers
E. Rivellean
Sor
Laramie
Plains Hotel
F. L. Bourden
Beatrice Baird
Carroll
Iowa
Cleveland
Ohio
Taylor
George A, Clay of
Bello
8. D
R. Z. Davis
Dr Charles Cullen Leaves Cincinnati Visit
Dr Charles W Cullen departed for his home in Cincinnati Ohio after a ten days visit as the guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cullen
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles W. Cullen
City
Charles Bristol
Arthur Farmer Spent Half Hour Here Saturday
Mr and Mrs E S Johnston hosted their grandson Arthur Farmer for a half hour visit as his regiment passed through Cheyenne on the way from France to Portland The 66th Coast Artillery member spent ten months in France and is among returning troops
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Johnston
Arthur Farmer
City
France
Portland
Mr. Farmer
66Th Coast Artillery
B of L E Society Meets at Mrs Richs Home
The ladies society of the brotherhood of L F and B invites members to a Thursday afternoon gathering at 3 o clock hosted by Mrs. R W Rich, 219 East Eighteenth Street. Visitors include N D Papataria of Salt Lake City on a short business stay and Mrs Petry delaying departure to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the Brotherhood of L. F. and
R. W. Rich
East Eighteenth Street
N. D. Papataria
Salt Lake City
Captain A A Underwood Donated Twenty Pounds of Coffee
Captain Arthur A Underwood donated twenty pounds of coffee to the Red Cross Canteen and was thanked along with Liggett and Myers for postcards and Qohenstein Bros for cakes. Austin Nash gave five dollars. Several residents visited or were in town, including Mrs N Artisee Erickton, Mrs M N Holcombe, Mrs Gerald Suprenant, Mr E Rivellean, Mrs A B Miller, and Mrs William C Kinkead convalescing at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Underwood
Red Cross Canteen
Red Cross
Liggett and Meyers
Arthur A. Underwood
Qohenstein Bros
Austin Nash
Annual Luncheon of College Club Set for Saturday
The first annual luncheon of the college club will be held at the Plains hotel Saturday afternoon February 22. Mrs. G P Johnston chairs the arrangements with Mrs. James True and Miss Josephine W fameon as committee members. Des Moines Iowa named as meeting place for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention in spring 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
Plains Hotel
G. P. Johnston
James True
Josephine W/fameon
Johnston
Mary J. Wood
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Des Moines
Iowa
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Art Club Meets at Carnegie Library Thursday Afternoon
The Art club will hold a meeting at the Carnegie library Thursday afternoon at 3 30. Visitors from Denver include F L Turley J Levin G W Gunnison Jr Co ft Water R Casper J F Carlton H O Pieberg and others. Also in town are B M Puree A B Gil won and M Shephart of Nebraska on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Art Club
Carnegie Library
Denver
Messrs
F. L. Turley
J. Levin
G. W. Gunnison, Jr
Co. Ft. Water
Casper
J. F. Carlton
H. O. Pieberg
A, Kegan
Ene
Mrs. Carey Appeals to Cheyenne Women for Garment Work
Mrs. John F. Carey heads the refugee garment sewing drive in Cheyenne urging local women to help finish 609 unfinished garments by March 1. Work may be done at headquarters or at home with hours rewarded by red crosses. Pine Bluffs supplied completed pieces, and aprons are to be returned to the headquarters. A lecture by Irvin Cobb is announced for next Monday evening at the high school gym, admission one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Carey
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Irvin
Cobb
St. Mark's Guild to Meet Friday Afternoon
The St. Mark's Guild will hold a meeting Friday afternoon at the Parish house with Mrs. Harry Hoff man as hostess, inviting members to attend and participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Guild
Harry Hoffman
Wedding of Interest at St. Pauls Anaconda
A nuptial mass at St. Pauls church Anaconda Mont celebrated by Rev Father Coopman united Mrs Ella Hardy Christie and Harry Philip Kerrigan. Miss Gertrude Brinton acted as maid of honor and L F Martley as best man. The ceremony was followed by a wedding breakfast at Mrs Paul Verduns home. The couple plans to reside in Superior Wyoming after Kerrigan accepts a Union Pacific Coal Co position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Anaconda
Mont
Father Coopman
Ella Hardy Christie
Harry_ Philip Kerrigan
Gertrude Brinton
L. F. Martley
Paul Verdun
Lodust Street
Kerrigan
Cheyenne
Wyo
Butte, Anaconda @ Pacific railway
Anacconda Copper Mining Company
Superior
Union Pacific Coal Company
Harry Kerrigan
Philip Kerrigan
Mra
Iseeie
B. J. Kerrigan
Wedding Bells As Collier Parr Tie The Knot
Collier Parr married last evening officiated by Rev Frank Housman. The couple will reside at 1619 Thames Street. Various visitors from Casper Big Piney Denver and Kemmerer are in the city on brief business or visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier Parr
Ethel Evelyn Collier
Wayne Lamap Parr
Frank Housman
Thames Street
Deaths and notices from the Sorensen and Robinson families
Death notices report Robert H. Sorensen on Sunday February 16 and Charlotta Opal Sorensen on Tuesday February 18 at 3000 C Street. Mrs Eisso Gertrude Robinson, wife of J M Robinson, Tribune master, died of influenza yesterday with infant daughter Poperal. Funeral Thursday at 10 9 m from Varley's parlors officiated by Rev J Stubblefield. Bert Allen died Monday February 17 with funeral arrangements to be announced. Emma WN Daniela died Tuesday afternoon. funeral from Earley’s chapel at 2 30 pm with Rev S Stubble officiating. Previn B Cobb, famed humorist, to lecture Monday February 24 at the high school gym. admission one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Sorensen
Charlotta Opal Sorensen
Helmer Sorensen
C Street
Emma WN
Daniela
Earley's Chapel
J. Stubble
State educational bill battles in committee room
The House debated S. F. 36 by Riner in committees of the whole with Ofr. Mercer presiding. The measure would make the state superintendent appointive, define board duties, and revamp school functions, drawing opposition and questions but later recommended. Other bills on education and related topics were discussed and variously postponed or passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riner
Ofr. Mercer
Board of Education
May
Sullivan
Pennnthiouia
Senate debate on farm extension bill continues
The senate discussed H. R. 109 and Underwood relating to state and county cooperation in agricultural and home economics extension work. Recommended for passage the bill moves toward a clean-up of the legislative work. The house recessed until this morning and the senate will reconvene at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Underwood
Senate
House
State Hospitals Saved After Long Legislative Fight
In an evening session the Wyoming House rejected a bill to dispose of the Rock Springs General Hospital and the Casper and Sheridan branches. The Senate passed the bill amid debate, but the House tabled it. Other measures advanced include a general superintendent for the home of the feeble minded and epileptic, relief of Larami Co over taxes, and memorial medals for Wyoming soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Sen
Ailson
State General
Rock Springs
Casper
Sheridan
Senate
Relief of
Laramie Co
Wyoming
Supreme Court
State Board of Land Commissions
State Board of School Land Commissioners
State Land Board
Parmage
Hep. Jackson
Thanks for Kindness After Loss of Patrick Hayes
Catherine Hayes expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness during the relocation and death of her son Patrick Hayes. She notes the public card may not reach everyone and thanks all who offered support on behalf of her household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hiyas
Catherine Hayes
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Sunshine Society Met
J. J. Thompson
the Plains Hotel
P. A. Bissell
Washington, D. C
Serse
Lh TH. Copenney
I. C. Tracy
St. Joseph, Mo
Thomas A. Nicholas of
Downing
New Era Movement Presbyterian Church
Mrs. J. T. Kendall
A. E. Harris
Carey Ave
Phome
Indien
Laura Lee
Hisa Friebel
Miss Lee
John Fitzgerald
Toledo, Ohio
Gilcrest, Colo
W. M. Jeffers
Harry P. Hynds
H. L. Jones
Bakersfield
Fanny K. Graff
Pranston, Wryo
H. B. Vincent
Will
B. of L. E. Society
Mr. W. O
Haughnessy
George Harris
Casper, Wyo
Gerald Suprenant
Los Angeles, Cal
William C. Kinkead
Carey Avenue
H. Lassenger
Kennardy and
Helen Lassenger
Toots Leslie
J. P
Hemingway
Galley
Mesere
Gilwon
M, Shephart
Nebraska
Wasserman’s
Wien
Foley
Sos
Meyer
T. D. O'Neill
Big Piney, Wyo
Farl F. Hanway
A. B. Miteles
Pat [. Williams of
Rose Angelo
Kemmerer
Bert Allen
Previn
America
Uis
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Casper High School
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