, 1922-02-25


Glade Of To high school xas the f.a,
turso hs program. TIE talk was
along patriotic lines giving . hrief out
ltne OF the history OF the United
stafeu from the first days until the
present day. The. -spirik Of America
was hrougt out. showing that the
country should be "a part of the
world" taking and giving with other
nations Mr. McClade showed the lam
ger which lies In a feeling OF security
which would make the country self.
sufficient END unwilling to observe the
good IN other countries and profit by
IT Illustrations In actual events OF
the work were cited by Mr.. McGlade
In each instance The case with which
Mr. McGiade gave the talk as wen as
the worthy import Of what he said,
made the address one which WIN 1--we
long In the minds OF thooe who were
fortunate In bearing him.
Mn- Walter Leavitt was chairman
Of 10 rcfreshment committee and a
Calmly menu was served to the guests.
Tonights Dance
To Close Season
The dancing party which WIN be
held this evening In tho Moose hall by
the members OF tho Gaelic Literary
society VII be the last AFFAIR Of a
successful social season Of events CIV
en- under the auspices of the club.
Besides ths program of dancing
other features WI DO OF interest and
a menu will be serS>d
An friends and members are invited.
Election Of Officers
At Missionary Meeting.
At a meeting Of the woman's Ms
sfonary society Of the Presbyterian
church which was held last Thursday
afternoon the following officers were
elected: Mrs j. H McCorry. prcx-
dent Nrs- d. NJ Haines. vice presi-
dent: Mrs. w. C. Bradford. secretary:
Mira Bert Mccarthy. ~trensurcr and
Mrs. L. " Ulery. ~secrctary OF ltera.
ture-
An interesting program wnc present.
ed at the meeting and a letter from
DR.. Henry w. Greist formerly \ ply
stefan OF this city. and an officer Of the
Presbyterian church In it's FIRST years
here, and nov a missionary in Alaska.
read. Dr.. Greist is well known
among the carly timers OF the city
who win be interested to know of his
work in the north
Last summer DR.. CREST, his wife
and son. were transferred to Point
Barrow. Alaska, which b the northern
most city in the world The letter
from tho missionary contained many
interesting experiences
Welfare Club Votes to
Become Departmental.
A meeting OF all of the divisions OF
the Welfare club vas held yesterday
ftemoon at the parish house of the
Episcopal church with a splendid num-
her In attendance
The business session was opened by
1 roll call which was answered by
quotations from a pres<zt Day writer.
The main business under discussion
I'D to do with voting whether or not
the clnS sAculd become departmental
The vote vas almost unanimous to
become departmental.
The Delphian society voted unani-
mously to become departmental. SO
that next year the DelphiRn and the
Welfare clubs win unite under a new
rn,re with a new leader. II has been
signified that tho Civic club and the
Casper Matirec Musical club will be
como departments of the one large
club The clubs VIII function az they
now arc for the remainder of this
year.
The program for tho afternoon con
erned tho modern day writer's and
a presented by different members.
The present day novelists was given
by Mrs F. N. Cartwright Mrs John
M. Whiscnhunt told Of the modern
Mrs Allen Mcclellan had
as her susbject tho modern day poets.
Miss Marion Klebcr gave two readings
from modern poets which Illustrated
the work presented by Mrs. Mcclellan
The story Of tho song. by the Wa