Special Meeting of Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Members of the Wyoming W C T U meet with Mrs W Mae Alg ar of Torrington to outline the Jubilee drive plans starting March 20. The informal session discussed raising the state quota of 100 and featured remarks from state president and Mrs Albright. A protest resolution opposed revoking the Wyoming Children's Home Finding Society’s license without Jewell a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neyenne
W. Mae Algar
Torrington
Albright
State of Charities
State of Charities and Reform
Wyoming Children’s Finding Society
Miss Jewell
Wheatland
Wyoming Children’s Home Findge Society
Uquare
Women’s A Temperance Union
State Board of Carm
Jewell
Thas
Mrs. Carey Hosts Tea For Liberty Loan Conference
Mrs. Charles D. Carey entertained at a tea after a Saturday automobile drive around town and the fort. The simple, informal gathering showcased her hospitality as Lara mie county chair and leader of loyal workers. Mrs. William C. Mentzer poured. Mrs. Carey's daughters Elizabeth and Louise helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Town
Fort
Charles Carey
Mra. Carey
Laramie County
William C. Mentzer
Cheyenne
Carey
Elizabeth
Louise
Mrs Avery Haggard Hosts College Club Tea
Mrs Avery Haggard entertained the College club Saturday afternoon honoring Mrs 8 A Huston who leaves soon for Baltimore. The business session began at 3 with an informal program and tea at 5 at decorated tables featuring yellow white colors and shamrock cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Haggard
College Club
A. Huston
Baltimore
Haston
Johanna
Peter
Frances Willard W C T U to Meet at Congregational Church
The Frances Willard W C T U will hold a Thursday afternoon union meeting at the Congregational church replacing the regular social session. The two other unions will attend as guests with further announcements to follow in the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Presbyterian Aid Society Musical Delights Local Audience
The Presbyterian Aid Society hosted a Friday afternoon program featuring varied performances. Mrs. S. W. Fox led. Mrs. C. W. Patterson opened with a cradle song. Mrs. D. P. Evans sang with piano accompaniment from Carrie Jacobs Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Aida Society
5. W. Fox
C. W. Patterson
D. P. Evans
Carrie
Jacobs Hand
Horace Jenkins
Vanderlip
C. Warrington
Carl Metcalf
Spike
Kila Wheeler Wilcox
Bill, Nye
Arneal
Carrie Jacob Bond
William C. Mentzer
Frances
Mentzer
Sunergae of St Marks to Meet This Afternoon
The Sunergae of St Mark's will meet this afternoon in the Parish house at 2:30 o'clock. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunergae
St. Marks
St. Mark's
Burlingham Couple Arrive From Cedar Rapids
Sergeant and Mrs Earl Burlingham arrived yesterday from Cedar Rapids Iowa and will spend several days in the city. Sergeant Burlingham served overseas for one year. Mrs Burlingham is a daughter of Mrs Josephine Hunter of 102 West Eighteenth street. Mr W Honely of Emporia Kan is here briefly. Mr and Mrs G T Harris depart tonight for California to visit Mrs Harris mother Mrs Plekering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Burlingham
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Josephine Hunter
West Eighteenth Street
Sergeant Burlingham
Burlingham
Hunter
Mrs. G. T. Harris
California
Mrs. Harris
Mrs. Plekering
Various Visitors and Residents Stop in City
Mrs. E C Raymond returns to Newcastle Wyoming after a weekend visit. W E Remis of St Louis is in town briefly. Denver guests include W S McClain G T Ripley B K Jones and others. Mr and Mrs F P Hill and Mr and Mrs M Miller also noted. W T Judgkine of Lander visits briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Remis
St. Louis
City
Denver
the Plains
W. 8. McClain
G. T. Ripley
B. Kr. Jones
William D. Phoenix
M. L. Franks
C. A. Luts
L. H. Schoenthal
E. BE. Bonne
P. Ritter
A. H. Palmer
F. DB. van Simon
M. J. Handley
T. K. Hall
B. C. Murnaw
FP. S
Miss Mildred McIntosh Returns from Washington Visit
Miss Mildred McIntosh came back last night from Washington D C after a two weeks stay. Mr and Mrs C B Cook of Portland Ore are visiting in the city. Mrs Cora R Wanamaker left for Rock Springs after spending the weekend in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred MclIntosh
Washington, D. C
Mrs. C. BE. Cook
Portland, Ore
The
City
Cora R. Wanamaker
Rock Springs
Miss Mazie Doty Returns to Rawlins
Miss Mazie Doty chairman of the Carbon county ladies Liberty Loan committee left yesterday for Rawlins after spending the weekend with hosts Mr and Mrs Fred Dewitt Boice. Also noted: G H Dewitt of Milwaukee is here briefly. MelIntosh of Miami visits. Velma Little of Casper on a short stay. Charles Chaub of Bloomfield visits. M J Doyle of Portland on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazie Doty
Carbon County Women's Liberty Loan Committee
Rawlins
City
Fred Dewitt Boice
G. H. Dewitt
Milwaukee, Wis
Velma Little
Casper Ja
M. J. Doyle
Portland, Ore
St Patrick Days Dance at Fort Russell Lighted by Officers Wives
A St Patrick’s Day dance at Fort Russell honored Ireland’s patron in Port 1. Officers and many guests from Cheyenne attended. Grand march led by Gen Peter W Davison and Mrs Overstreet. Music by Kopard’s orchestra with post hall decorations and festive refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
Port
Russell
Ireland
Post
Peter W. Davison
Overseas Army Officer Visits Laramie
First Lieutenant Robert Hanesworth of Cheyenne recently returned home after an honorable discharge and four months overseas in the artillery. A former University of Wyoming student, he earned his degree in 1917 and is a graduate of the first officers' training at the Presidio in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hanesworth
Cheyenne
Laramie
Hanesworth
Artillery
Presidio At
San
Young Aviator Expected Home From Service in France
Mr and Mrs Jack McCue received a note from their son Frank McCue informing them he has served in the aviation section of the United States Navy in France and is now in New York awaiting discharge. His nearly two years in the air service ended with this anticipated homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McCue
Frank McCue
Ie Aviation ‘Section
United States Navy
France
New York
Three Yanks Stopped Here for Visit
Among the Wyoming soldiers of the 116th ammunition train discharged from Port Mussel were three brothers from Medicine Bow Harry Frank and Mark Cooper. They left for home in Medicine Bow. W. Fox returned from Keota Col and visits his Park addition family. J P Walah went to Cheyenne after short trips to Laramie. Mrs Horatio Burne of Sheridan left yesterday for Denver and will visit Sheridan before St Louis travel. Thomas Chaplin will leave the latter part of the week. Lor Larauilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
116Th Ammunition Train
Port Mussel
Medicine Bow
Wye
Harry
Frank
Mark Cooper
W. Fox
Keota, Col
Park Addition
Horatio Burne
Sheridan Lott
Denver
Sheridan
St. Louis
Thomas Chaplin
Larauilo
Bridge Club Entertained at Mrs Gatev Home
Mrs. Herman BD Gatev entertained the F. W. Bridge club yesterday afternoon at her home on 1804 House Street. Mrs. J. J. Clark will entertain the members of the bridge club Monday, March 30.
Entertain With Bridge Thursday at Forbes Home
Mr. W A Forbes and Minas Eunice Thompson will entertain the Bridge players Thursday evening at Mrs. Forbes home 215 West Twenty third street. Mr RR Smith departed for Salt Lake City, M M Moreman of Kansas City is visiting briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Forbes
Minas Eunice Thompson
Forbes
RR. C. Smith
Salt Lake Cy
Zemo antiseptic liquid by E. W. Rose Co
An advertisement for Zemo antiseptic liquid from the E. W. Rose Co of Cleveland describes its use to relieve burning eczema greasy recurrences. It claims to stop itching heal skin troubles and wounds and to penetrate cleanse and soothe. The ad promotes Zemo as a clean inexpensive antiseptic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
George W. Fuller
Kansas
Tenth Federative District Women's Liberty Loanee
Plains
Donald McQueen
State County
Casper
Lysite
McQueen
W. B
Randall Boulevard
Charles D. Carey
Mrs. Avery Haggard
W. Mae Albright
Goshen County
Mary
Jackson
Wind River
M. L. Hurley
Cody
Ed Taylor
Taylor
Washington
Labor Commissioners
Presbyterian Aid Society
Mrs. Burlingham
Mr. W. Honely
Emporia
Kan
E. C. Raymond
Newcastle
Wyo
Mildred McIntosh
America
Post AM
Hamilton-Carhartt Union
Bergmans
Bargain Store
Lincoln Highway
EK. Draper MelIntosh
Miami, Fla. A
Charles Chaub
Bloomfield
St. Patrick’s
Fort Russell
W. L. Gibbs
Emerson
Io Laramie
Uerry Stull
Jock Springs
Ray Still
A. J. Locke
Port Huron
Mich
Fred Krowser
Fast Eighteenth Street
J. P. Walah
A. E. Harris
Boston Ladies’ Tailor
Carey Avenue
Bridge Club
Im. M. Moreman
Kansas City
Louis
Bhoe More
Wasserman’s
Avenu
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