, 1923-05-17

County Chapter Monday In the in
terest of the public health work Of
the Red Cross. Miss Streeter has
supervision of ten states. composing
the Central Division, and the several
state supervisors work under her di-
rection. The local chapter has no
nurse this year, and Miss Streeter
desired to consult with the officers
and ladies particularly interested in
this department OF Red Cross activ-
ity with reference to work in the
schools outside Rawlins.
AS the health work in Carbon
County was inaugurated INC MAIN
tained for two years by the Red
Cross, she does not like to give it
up entirely, and came to present a
program which could be carried out
through volunteer service in the
smaller communities until such time
as the county schools are in a posi-
ton to employ nurses.
Through the courtesy Of Prof.
Anderson and Miss Kraft, the Raw
Inns nurse, Miss Streeter spent Mon
day morning in the schools of Raw
Inns, viewing the work being done
along health lines. and talking with
teachers and pupils. She expressed
herself as much pleased with what
has been accomplished, and glad to
know that the work begun by the
Red Cross has not been abandoned.
but is being carried forward by the
school board.
On Monday evening. following an
informal dinner at which the ladies
we're present, Miss Streeter present.
ed her program in modified form to
Mrs. Gertrude H. Merrell, chapter
chairman. Mrs. Frank A. Hadsell,
chairman of the nursing service coma
mittee, Mrs. C. w. Jeffrey, Miss
Kraft, and Miss Bess Bowlus. The
chapter officers and ladies have
pledged their assistance in taking
up next fall at least the first steps
of the program, and to this end will
solicit the aid of Miss Irving, county
superintendent. who was unable to be
at the meeting on account OF absence
from the city, and Of teachers in the
schools where the work is to be at
tempted.
Miss Streeter left Tuesday morn
ing for Rock Springs and Kemmerer.
and later goes north to Casper, Sher-
idan other points n the state.
The p. E. O.. Society will hold
their final meeting of the season
at the Parish House at four O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. The feature of
the afternoon will be yearly music
al program and will be given under
the direction of Mr.. VIM. Hunt. and
will consist of the following:
Prologue-Pagliacci. Leon Ca VALID.
Mr.. Hunt.
Brink to me Only with Thine
Eyes. old English.
All Through the Night. - Old
Welsh.
Three Fishers. Hullah.--
------------- Mr.. Hunt
Hear Me Ye Winds and Waves.
Handel. -------- Mr.. Hunt
The Awakening CA La Valse)
Bohn.------Miss Frances Bible
In Questa .Toniba. Beethoven.
Natures Alteration. Beethoven
Mr.. Hunt
Lord God OF Abraham. (Elijah)
M~endelsohn.
Clausn Du Torreador (Carmen)
Bizct. ---------------Mr. Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Sanders erte--
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Winslow.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Ray at din.
ner. Monday evening.
Mrs. l.. o. Larsen will entertain
the two table card club, OF which
she Is n member. Saturday inter-
oon Her guests will be the Mes
dunes. Chas. Haines. C. 8. Mason,
VIM. Herbertson. Leo. Roberts. Law
renee larsen. John Wallace. Miss
Alice Johnson. Miss Clara Swartx.
DR.. and Mrs. T. j. Swisher had as
their dinner guests on Saturday eve
ming last. Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Healy
OF Encampment.
Mrs. Stastxcll VIII
Entertain nj Bridge
Mrs. Leon Startzell will be the