, 1921-11-10
Many Attend Interesting
Meeting Of Welfare Club.

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Meeting Of Welfare Club.
At the meeting OF the Welfare club
which was held yesterday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. J. w. Mcintyre on
South Lincoln street thu roll call was
responded to by 81 persons. each CIV
ing the name Of some woman who con-
tributed TO the world Of art
During the business session a report
was made on the work being done for
those in need of food and clothing.
Many calls Ia been received during
tho past weeks and extensive work Is
being lone in this line by h club
members
OF card parties for the benefit of the
club. at b homes OF the different
members next week. A tea Will also
be held at the homo OF Mrs. T. +. Al.
geo a week from the coming Thurs
day. Which WIFI be November %. The
proceeds VIII be used 10 further the
beneficial work being done By the Wei
fare club.
A letter was read asking he won,-
en- of the club TO support President
Harding IN his fight for the limita-
tion of armament at the council meet
ing being held in Washington. d. C.
The letter was sent by tho United
States president OF women's clubs.
The Welfare club members COM
posed the following telegram which
WIS sent to President Harding. I'VE,
h undersigned. commend h presi-
dent for calling into conference repre-
sentatives Of great nations for the pur-
pose of entering into an understand
ing or agreement for the limitation OF
ornaments for the peace OF the world.
I'VE respectfully and earnestly Pc
tition you to hold the council to the
primary purpose OF the reduction of
armament: not allowing other issued
to displace this thought"
The message was signed by the Sc
members of the Welfare club OF Cas-
per.
Following this business. Mrs. Nc
Intyrc read sour Hero" appropriate TO
tho spirit of Armistice day. which was
followed by a solo by Mrs. IAal Bran
son.
The subject for the afternoon was
Pictures in the Home" and American
Mrs. j. L. Beiderman.
through whose efforts a splendid ex
hibition OF pictures had been rent
from Denver fpr the use for the day
gave an unusually interesting and
comprehensive talk on American art
lists. Al the result of no small mount
of work. Mrs. Beiderman presented the
lives OF the American artists and told
of the most famous works. The ex-
hibit was solely of As~r,rican artists.
and Included beautiful. copies of many
pictures.
Mrs. William Klcber then gave a
talk on suitable pictures for the DIFF
fercnt rooms of the homo. .
Tho program for the afternoon was
closed by a clever playlet, Pictures"
presented by Mrs. Mcintyre. Mrs. AL
Ian Mcclellan and Mrs. K1eber.
Seventy.Fin Birthday
Celebrated by Dinner Party.
Mrs. n. L. Battenschlag entertain
cd a number of friends at a dinner
served In honor of her father. Mr.. s..
IL. Harrison, who celebrated his sew
cnty-fifth anniversary, yesterday.
Table decorations wcre OF roses and
carnations with pretty table appoint.
ments following tho scheme Of pink
and white.
Following. the delicious several
course dianer. the evening was spent
informally.
Junior Philatbea
to Meet Tonight.
rho Junior Philathea class OF the
Methodist church will meet this we
ming at the home of Miss Mary Bailey.
7i2 South Durbin street. A business
meeting Will be followed by a social
time.
w. G. T. U. to
Meet Tomorrow.
A meeting of the ". C. T. U. will
be held tomorrow afternoon at h
Natrona county library.
In addition 10 the regular business
meeting an Armistice day program
will be held including a short talk and
a prayer for disarmament.
Tureen Supper and
Quilting Party Planned.
The members of the Wo-FaLo class
of the Methodist church Will enter
tain this evening at a tureen supper
and a quilting party to be held in the
basement rooms of the Methodist
church.
MIR. and Mrs. Plummer
Arc Host and Hostess.
An informal dinner was served last
evening 1t the home of Mr.. and Mrs
c. p. Plummcr. Mr.. Plummer who
has lately returned from q successful
hunting trip supplied tho elk steaks
for tho dinner.
Reservations Made for
Opening OF Chantacleer.
Early this morning reservations
were being made for tables at the
C~hantacleer cafe which will open its
doors to the interested public. this
evening. Music will be a feature to-
night and special decorations and IA
vors viii also add to the ISL pro-
a Dancing will be enjoyed until
midnight.
Hard Times Party to
Follow Meeting.
The Pythian Sisters Will meet in