Burns Memorial Party And Socials At The Leader
Mary Gilchrist hosts a Burns anniversary at her home with guests from J M Carey, Glafcke, Whitcomb, Rees and others. A full program includes songs, readings, and a substantial Scotch feast. Separate social events feature mall clerks, a Dutcher home gathering with games, music, dancing, and a Virginia Reel. Additional notes cover bridge parties, teas, birthdays, and local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Burns
Burns
Annie Laurie
C. F. Cowhick
Giehrist
Jamie Douglas
Dodds
Colin Hunter
Bonnie Dundee
Fe Banks
Bries
Minnie Doon
Whitcomb
Rees
Carson
Hunter
Mellivan
Tait
Lannen
Oastler
Gray
Henderson
Stanley
Hills
Potter
J. A. Riner
Burdick
Burke
O. PF
Cowhick
Mesdames Gray
Port Russell Social Events Bridge Party
Mrs Elizabeth Keiffer entertained charmingly at a bridge gathering on Wednesday evening with a dainty supper after the games. Guests included Col and Mrs Guilfoyle Mrs Myer Mrs Wilkins Captain Hart Lieut Delaplane and Lieut and Mrs Irving J Palmer who will host a reception this evening for Lieut and Mrs Eastman. Wednesday Card Club saw Lieut and Mrs McAdam hosting the group with A mite Corp and Capt Hughes scoring highest. A bountiful lunch followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Keiffer
Bridge
Keiffer
Col
Guilfoyle
Mre
Myer
Mra. Wilkins
Captain Hart
Lieut
Delaplane
McClune
Irving J. Palmer
Eastman
Mre. McAdam
Mite Corp
Capt. Hughes
Capitol Hi Club Hosts Tea and Card Socials
The Capitol Hill Capitol Hi Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Urban for card games and a five o'clock course tea. The F M club planned a seven o'clock dinner and social evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Holiday for their husbands. Mrs C B Atherly hosted the Thursday 500 club with an elaborate lunch at five o'clock and guests Mrs Dutcher and Mrs Guam among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Roscoe Dutcher
Maid of Orleans
Walter Ragan
Grendo
Mr. Ragan
Capitol Hi Club
Capitol Hill Club
F. M. Club
Clarence Holiday
Atherly
Dutcher
Guam
Messames
Fred Miller
Bump
Crabb
Gylling
Simpson
Elee
Harris
Ailkens
Newlin
Turner pictures exhibit delights crowds at gymnasium
The P. E. O. Sisterhood presents a Turner pictures collection at the gymnasium. Almost every subject is represented and visitors could spend hours admiring the beauty and value of the works. The opening last evening drew a crowded hall with a pleasing program and refreshments. The exhibit is already assured of success.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
Church Socials Draw Presbyterian and Congregational Women
The Presbyterian Aid society hosts an afternoon social in church parlors with officers leading. All ladies from the church and congregation are invited. The Congregational Women's Missionary society meets with Mrs Jensen this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
The
Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Kidney Remedy Swamp Root Promises Cure
Public testimonial from M. H. McCoy of Van Wert Ohio claiming Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root cured years of kidney and liver trouble and nervous prostration. Notary verifies July 18 1909 a sweepstakes style appeal invites readers to request a booklet and mentions available bottle sizes and drugstore sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othrs
M. H. McCoy
van Wert
Ohio
State of
van Wert County
M. H McCoy
A.C. Gilpin
Diapepain Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An ad-like notice touts Papes Diapepain as a cure for indigestion and stomach discomfort, claiming it promotes digestion, prevents fermentation, and enables eating any food with no misery. It also mentions a St Marks Guild meeting with Mrs Mahoney this afternoon.
B. P. U. Social Set For Church Parlor Evening
The B. P. U. social will be held in the church parlors this evening. Music, games, a program, and hot waffles are on the agenda.
Canary Bird Sings Along in Versiegelt Premiere at Metropolitan
New York January 24 A yellow canary perched in the cue of the single setting in yesterday afternoon's American premiere of Versiegelt at the Metropolitan Opera House amused the audience. The bird sang with the orchestra and joined in duets and trios, seemingly rivaling Mme. Gadski at moments. General Manager Gatti Casazza denied any plan to feature the bird as a rival soprano.
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New York
Leo Blech
Gatti Casazza
A Library You Can Hold in One Hand
The 1912 New York World Almanac is praised as a compact universal reference. It claims to be a condensed encyclopedia covering many topics with broad, nonpartisan utility for libraries, editors, offices, and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Richard
T. J. Gilmore
Hya Gilmore
Gald
Suit to enjoin sale of asbestos claims in Casper mining district
A. E. Minium, a stockholder in United States Asbestos Mining & Fiberising, sues to halt the sale of 21 asbestos claims in the Casper Mountain district. He alleges the sale would bankrupt the company he heavily insures, and seeks an injunction, accounting, and damages. The suit notes a Phoenix meeting planned January 27 to push a transfer to Wyoming Asbestos Co. Also mentions ownership history and denied access to books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
A. E. Minium
United States Asbestos Mining & Fiberising Company
District
Frederick Puttee
EB. Pritchard
Casper Mountain
Miniwm
Matilda Minium
Pritchard
United States Asbestos Concern
Minium
Treasury
Gabestos Company
Phoenix, Ariz
Wyoming Asbestos Campany
H%e
Atlas Theatre Opens With Five Acts and Comedy
The Atlas to night presents a five act program featuring Kenney and Hollis with new songs and jokes, The Three Bannons over, Emerson and Wright in black and Indy, Guilfrey and Heeom, and a new sketch never seen before. Mr and Mrs Ed Kelley appear as well. State notice lists district court actions in Laramie County Wyoming with attorney John Charles Thompson for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Kenney
Hollis
Bannons
Emerson
Wright
Man In Black
The
Indy
Guilfrey
Heeom
Ed. Kelley
Special Today New Yorks 15 Million Fire Disaster
Dramatic report chronicles the New York blaze that raged for hours and the heroic firemen battling the ice coated flames. It notes a roof collapse that cost six lives as part of the day’s dramatic features and includes a song by Farnsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Farnsworth
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Tyson
Eighteenth Street
James Whitcomb Riley
Piane Shlow
Mine Howe
Miss Hutchinson
Mr. Cooper
Mesdames Hinrich
Morton
Mesdames Morton
Kelley
Hinrich
Messers O'Brien
Bruce
Hullett
O'Brien
Cooper
Heckel
Leighton
Schaeffer
Stanfield
Mesdames
Stuart
Crowley
la Fontaine
Casten
Stubbs
Kinport
Hager
Misses la Fontaine
Dorothy Bruce
Hoye
Huchinson
Hilliard
Messers
Dixon
Charlie Start
Grace Emerson
McGill
J. A. Paine
Leslie Miller
Saratoga
Laramie
Ed Shoel
Florence Nottage
Clara Nottage
HW. J. Roth and Son
Silver Creek, Neb
Robert Dickson
Tlwut
Mra
Blaek
Liewt
Arineell
Mout
Mia
Dowell
Mya
Wescott
Mins Corn
Hughes
Brodler
Major and
Mrs, Dade
Susanne Gallfoyle
Port Russell Social Ervents
Ayer
500 Club
Presbyterian Aid Society
Congregational Mission Circle
Dr. Kilmer & C O
Binghamton, N
Kilmer & Vo
Binghampton
St. Mark's Guild
Guild of St. Mark's
William Mahoney
Canary Bird
Versiegelt
Gadski
Orchestra
Hovee
LadisSogg
Mall
Casper
Philadelphia
Fred Higgins
Jude McFarland
Solomon
Higgins
Pittsburg
Wyoming
County of
Cort Era Gilmore
T. Joe Fisher
John Charles Thompson
Capitol Ave
United Play Co., Inc
Lyceum Theatre
Swuccome
Ite
Eas Naouse
Charles Klein
Aether
Modesto & Pipitone
Kopald’s
Capitol Avenue
Big
Mre. C. A. Ligier
Des Moines
Iowa
Bergerson
Bergerson OY
Ini Coos
Cheyenne
World Ave
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