Legislative Ladies and Society Events Open Cheyenne Bills
Mrs. Ron hosts a reception at her home as the legislature opens in Cheyenne. Delegations from Casper visit for the statewide prohibition effort while Elks postpone a dance. Art store windows showcase a state flag design by Verna Keyes and a Wyoming Indian Paint Brush painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
J. M. Cromer
Joseph Richards
Harry Parsons
J. M. Dumm
L. L. Gantz
Valerie Bailey
Christina Wagener
L. A. Wolfard
Cheyenne
Mre. Cromer
The
Plains
Plains; Mesdames Wolford and Parsons At the G. W. Rockafield Home; Mesdames Dumm
Gantz
W. T. Dumm
Parkview
Mesdames Richards and Wagner
Archie Allison
Mrs. Bailey
W. H. Woolston
Wyoming
Armstrong
New York City
D. A R
Visiting List Notes Arrivals and Departures in Cheyenne
Mrs W P Adams arrives from Buffalo to join her legislator husband at the Plains. Mrs Fred Holdredge of Thermopolis, with her husband a lawmaker, will depart for California for the winter. Miss Maude Feeley of Sheridan ends a ten day visit with H H Gates and returns home. Miss Bessie Duffy of Denver, new Union Pacific depot operator, will live at Arthur Bakewell's home. Floyd Watson of Union Pacific offices returns from Omaha. Miss Eva Nafziger of Wheatland, on a trip from Laramie, visits Cheyenne and stays with aunt Mrs B F Guy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Holdredge
Thermopolia
Cheyenne
California
Bessie Duffy
Denver
Union Pacific
Arthur Bakewell
Eva Nafaiger
Wheatland
Laramie
B. F. Guy
Coterie Art Club Meets This Afternoon
The Coterie Art Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Harry Klingman. High School I. T. A. Meeting covered school code committee report to be submitted to the current legislative session by Edith K. O. Clark. Mrs. I. C. Jeffee car e presented musical numbers with piano solos by Frances Brownlee Lauda Newlin and vocal by Mrs. W. H. Gill. Next meeting set for the first Tuesday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers' Association
Edith K. O. Clark
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
I. C. Jefnee
Frances Brownlee
Lauda Newlin
Woman's Club of
Mra. A. P
City Federation
Lrary
B. B. Prooks
Federation
Worland
W. E. Hinrichs
D. R. Kinport
Corregio
Michael Angelo
Breton
Rosa Bonheur
Robert Archer
Atherly
R. A. Morton
Gibson Clark
State Federation Legislative Committee
Mary E. la Fontaine
Swainson
F. A. M. Stuart
EB. T. Bartley
F. M. Miller
A. J. Miller
Hinrichs
Morton
Lb. H. Bump
Archer
Robert O’brien
Tyson
Beach
Stuart
Kinport
R. H. Dutcher
Bartley
Hostess
Chapter C Meeting At Mrs Fox Home
Chapter C of P E 0 met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. G A Fox home. After business, members enjoyed visiting and tea. In two weeks Mrs W C Wolcott will host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A Fox
W. C. Wolcott
Whittier Club Ladies Meet at Mrs O Mahoney Home
Mrs J C O Mahoney hosted Whittier club ladies yesterday in the Underwood apartment and led a study of the Book of Jeremiah with topics assigned to Mrs Wy man Mrs Mark Kelly and Mrs I B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. O'Mahoney
Whittier Club
Underwood
W. A. Wyman
Mark Kelly
Woman's club meetings discuss art and legislation
The Woolman era style notes a meeting at the library where Mrs. W. Mentzer stood in for the president due to illness. Members debated modern art and literature led by I. C. Jefferis, with music by Mrs. Forsyth and Mrs. Cahill. a social follow up featured a card party plan and library donations to Worland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Mentzer
B. P. Fowler
Woman's Club
Buean Brady Cahill
Muriel Forsyth
Minas Lora McCloud
Methodist Aid Society to Meet in Church Parlor
The Methodist Aid society will gather this afternoon in the church parlor with Mrs. F. R. Dildine and Mrs. Frankenfield hosting. The Y P B of the W C T A met at headquarters Tuesday evening with about thirty members present and Fred Harebroad presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Mra
F. R. Dildine
Mrs. Frankenfield
Fred Harebroad
W. ©. T. U. City Federation
Governor Kendrick Outlines Wyoming Plan Changes
Gov Kendrick argues for legislative action to reduce state government and expand prohibition. He cites voters’ mood, argues for early action and a statewide school standards plan under state control, urging reliable public education backed by state responsibility.
Prohibition News and Local Church Activities
Incident reports from states with prohibition appear alongside local religious events. Miss Sadie Leffler and Mine Grace Winklem anage the Missy program. The Baptist ladies plan a home cooked foods sale at Johnston grocery. St. Mark's Sewing School meets at 2:30 PM at Mrs. Warren's home. Methodist Missionary society meets Friday at Mrs. Durbin's. Christmas offerings may be brought then. Y P B committees organized by Mrs. D R Kinport to support Mrs. Lida Bell. A supper is planned for Tuesday January 23 in the Baptist church parlors with ticket sales run by Mrs. Bell's assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Chauteauvert
Muriel Forsyth
Zella Ferris
Methodist Missionary Society
T. F. Durbin
D. R. Kinport
Lida Bell
YY. P. B
The
Baptist Church
Plea for higher state standards and better school administration
The speaker argues school code supporters urge a higher standard and a single administration system. Each legislator has received a copy and is urged to study it carefully, noting that in sparsely settled districts efficiency hinges on unified governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Raymond Webard
Laramie
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Frackelson
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Louise
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van Briggle
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Woodstock
N. Y
Dankota University
Weller
Zainsville
Hampshire
Keene
N. H
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Women’s Club
Weet Hs
Floyd Watson
Omaha
Coterie Art Club
Harry Klingman
P. E
Eere
Bok
Eebeerl
Y. P. B. Meeting
Kendrick
Sadie Leffler
Mine Grace Winkleman
Baptist Bake Sale
Johnston Grocery
St. Mark's
R. W. Warren
Wooltex
Win. Myers Dry Goods Co
Highway
Commie
Torchner
West Side Coal & Junk Yard
Corliss
Fletcher
Castoria
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