, 1922-03-25
Sulendid Program at
welfare Meeting.

SuIendid Program at
welfare Meeting.
In addition to the regular program
far the Afternoon and the business
meeting, nm address by Mrs Ingalls, Of
Montana was made to tho members of
the welfare club at the meeting which
was held yesterday. Tho all was on
The National League of Women vot-
ers- and was unusually interesting in
its subject and presentation
During the business seSsion the
names were suggested for the leader
of the Casper Departmental club. The
meeting.
Tho subject for the afternoon was
Landscape Gardening" Mrs A B
Hesbitt talked on Flowers while
Mrs Harry Austin had to Zeal with
Garden Pests Miss Sara Compton
spoke on artistic Gardens" IN an in
teresting way. Mrs. r. II. Seaman
talked on Birds" which was the sub
iect held over from the last meeting.
Tho ron call for the afternoon was
and the state flower Of the place where
edEn IutlAAbtA was DOAh-
Mrs Lial R-anson sang a group of
flower songs Naughty Tulip Pan
sIes'' and "Rueben'' which added to
the program to a great extent.
Mrs. William Tolhurst gave a piano
selection of NcDoweirs "Polonaire"
which was much appreciated.
The Home Economics division Of
tho Welfare club will meet on next
D-Fa.- 18th NJ H.. II =
South Mckinley street The subject
TO be DISCUSSED will be -Home SAM
tation."
A special meeting OF an o. the a.
visions of the club will be held with
the Delphian and Civic clubs on
Wednesday. March 20.
Dinner For
Visitors.
Mrs. FJorence Lowell and Miss Julia
Steere OF the Y. ". c. A acted as host.
ess at ar informal dime served at
the Y. w. c. A club house last even
ing in honor of Miss Vera Campbell
and Miss Frances Tobey who are WIS.,
iting in this city from Greeley. Colo.
A color scheme OF pink and white
was carried out in the flowers which
formed h center piece as well as In
the dainty menu. Places were laid for
seven guests.
Following the thinner n social even.
ing was enjoyed
Mrs Kimbal
Is Hostess.
Tho members Of the Study club were
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afternoon at The home of Mrs W. S.
Rimban ST., on South wolcott street.
The special meeting was spent so
chilly and the work for the coming
year was outlined. The club Will con-
tinue the study OF English literature
coming int the modern age Of writers.
Judge and Mrs. Winter
Preside at Dinner.
Preceding the dancing party at the
Masonic temple las evening. Judge
and Mrs. C. e. Winter presided at a
dinner served. at their lovely home
on East Milton street
Places at tho dining table wore laid
% guests The decorations carried
out the color scheme of pipit and white
with pink rose buds and spring place
cards.
Following h dinner MIS- Moe Win
fsr pleased the guests with several pr
ano selections.
Tho guests ffnfkhed the delightful
evening at the Mason Dance.
Dinner Party for
Bride and Groom
Mrs Esther Finch entertained last
evening at a dinner party in honor of
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and /
Mrs- Glenn Finch who have Just re-
from Chadron where they were
recently married. |
Following the delicious six course
dinner cards and music provided the
entertainment
Besides the bride and groom, places
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Finch. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Finch, |
Miss Bernadette Finch. Mr.. ]. s. Wen
ner, father of the bride. and thel
Messrs. Claude Finch ana Herbert
Munsell, besides the hostess.
Piano Recital
Thursday.
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