Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1924, Page 5

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1924. Program Is Outlined To “ Cover Y. W.C. A. Activities For The Coming Season A program of work for the Young Womens’ Christian association’ this winter Was outlined by the board of directors of that organization in a session Friday. An all day meeting was held by the Girl Reserves Satur- day and a detalled plan of the year's work was arrived at while a number of things to be dene by spring were decided upon. 3 During the last month the rooms of the ¥. W. C. A. have been mide ayuch more attractive with new rugs, draperies and pictures. Th room which was used for class wor! up to this time has been rearranged for the new girls’ work secretary, Miss Glenn McGahey. This will be used as a club room by the high school girls who are also members of the Girl Reserve corps. Miss McGahey has secured the Methodist church annex for gym- niasium, work and will soon announce a class for teachers, business girl: young married women~and others interested. Ps A_membership meeting will be held by..the Young Womens’ Chris fan assocation next Thur ning in the Klein-Marks in the basement of th building, Miss Mildred Byga: tional town secretary for this re will be present and will add interest to the meeting. Casper will prob ably have few visits from national secretaries this year. The board women will explain the exhibit cf national educational ‘ma- terial a:% of posters: illustrative of various lines of work carried on here, At the board meeting Friday, Mrs. ¢. E. Hoffhine was elected a mem. ber of the board to fll the vacancy created by the résignation of Mrs. Fred Jessen. Y. W.C. A. Work: Outlined © At Directors’ Meeting’ Young Womens’ Chri ciation, Corner First Office Telephone, 1456; retary, 281d. Eaucational Program. Much interest is being shown in the various lines of education which are to be presented by the Y. W. C. ‘A. during the fall and © winter months. Requests have been re- ported for dramatic work, music, Biple study, psychology and handi- craft. Classes and groups are be- ing afranged and announcement of some is being made through the press. The chorus, which promises to be an exeeptionally rare oppor- tunity for all who want a chance to sing for the sheer joy and recrea- tion of it, is attracting considerable attention on the part of business: wo- men and girls and a large registra- ton is in prospect. A request for a Bible study by mothers who do not have opportun- ity to keep up their own study is soon to be met and announcement has already been made of the first meetirig to be held at the home of Mrs. Bert McCarthy, 1113 South Film, Wednesday morning at 10 o'- clock. All women interested are in- vited to Attend this first meeting when the nature of the course will be outlined and some decisions will be made concerning the future plans for meeting and conduct of the class. The stutly will include a gen- eral View of the Bible which will be helpful in forming a background for the Sunday School teacher as well as for the information of the mother in her*home who wants to~add: to her educational resources, Detailed announcement will soon be_made of the gymnasium class fan Asso- nd Wolcott jeneral Sec- work to bé conducted by Miss ¢ MecGahey. the new recreat'c tor of the Y. W. CG. A, The wil open Ogtober 2 and the an nonncements concernitg the regis- tration and p'ace of meeting will he made from time to time in-the 7 Questions will! be answered at Office-At any time. ¥! W. C. A. Membership. Many newcomers as well as _oc-| casionally persons who have been in Casper longer. have not been ap- proached by the membership com milttee and invited to join the as- Soc'ation, No committee of the local association is better -organized | and has done more w than the presen membership committee under ership of Mrs, Rob- ert Heinze, But no committee i a bigger task than this commit for securing members {s on! small part of its duties. According ly the committee would appreciate gregtly the personal request of any one who is interested in uniting with the Y. W. GC.” A. Application blanks may be filled out at the of- fice at any time and will be turned over to the committee by any of the secretaries so that’one n be duly voted in as a member. Membership in the association is on the basis of service and each per- son applying for membership is joining "because. she is interested in the purpose of the association and because she wants to be a part of the organization, helping as opportunity } offers either in specific activities, ot by d@ttendance on the general memberShip meetings. or by making use of any of the various services nn direc: t work Because | ee Colorado and Princess Wyoming, Who Will Repr Their States at Tulsa Beauty Carnival, Are Shown Together Casper people well remember the Princess Petrolia ba'l given by the Casper Tribune at which Miss Dorothy of this state in the Pageant cf Princesses at the Internationu!l Petroleum Exposition to be held in Tu'sa, October rado at the same time another contest was being held, conducted by the Denver Times und the Rocky Mountain News. as the state's most.beautiful girl. The Colorado princess is a lovely auburn haired girl o° rtment of the State Teacher’ Co lege at Gree the music der Wyoming judges through the same loyalty of spirit will hardly agree since they believe they have as. their candidate the faire w Dorothy is a talented musician and last year represented the Converse county high school in the piano department of the state high s mii Che Casper Sunday Cribune expression will ¢ pass for the work of an artist but the:camera wag the on’y means of reproduction. PAGE FIVE. 2 to 11. The picture Is < and Miss Evelyn Florence Cc She is five feet five and One-half inches in height, weighs 130 pounds and is an out-door girl r coloyed hair which c ight to the queen’s thr cord porters Miss Logan nard of Gre and is » will be seen at al tests held at the University of Ws at Laramie, She has been organist of the Episcopal church at Dougias for five year. She, too, wears her hair bobbed and ranks as a distinctive type. The above picture might Logan of Douglas (right) was chosen to represent the oll industry Down in Colo (left) was chosen eee velyn is a student in dignity ‘a: Hor the pageant. Miss Greta Macklin of S: is spending the day friends. ee Miss Catherine Carey cal pects to take a position. # cee % lis i fand is a guest at the Hen SWS here esent || PERSONALS alt Creek with left last evening for Denver where she ex- Timothy J. McCoy of Hollywood visiting with friends in Casper ning. Miss Eva Trask, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Third for Ames, Ia., re she w: of Natrona H. W. street, is Trask of W. Sellery is 728 aving this ev il ebunt a Thermopolis man in the city for a short time on business. eee Miss Edyth ¢ is an out of town guest in for a few days. C. P. Johnson of the Roc! in Bank Note company rksof Long Pine the city ky Moun- is in the on business from Denver A. Davies of the y is here from Bi . . Mr. and Mrs. N California ings on E. Burks of Sunburst are guests in “the city ‘for a few days. ave E. Merrian is a spendir Moneta al days her avoye 1 sev MeWhinnie, forr is in Casper from ral days. . . Mr. Shoshoni are here of friend Diegle, and F fron K. J. the Belt in Casper Tulsa. specialty a visitor came ‘in eral merly of Laramie and Mrs. LL. A. Shanen— of today the guests man for eking company ts headquarters in Miss Bessie L. Rice spent yester- day here vsiting with frie Glenrock ee. nds from Alex Marfle of Lander was a vis- itor in the city yesterday. A. C. Harris, A. B Rorsett were among the yesterday from Midwest, Bus and W. arrivals E. M. Carner of South Bend, Ind. arrived in the city yester and Iness. Townsend during his stay eee * Mr. and Mrs, J. D. I ky Ford, Colo., are v' W. C. A. to open its activities to all women and girls regardless of mem- bership in the association, Joining the Y, W. C. A, has not been stress- ed so much as. it would be if the privileges were open onl¥ to. mem- bers, But all women are most wel- come to the membership of the o: nization itse and that those interested™will know that their personal application is greatly desired when they have not been invited by the committee or some Pmember. The Young, W. Christian association bélongs fo all women who want to be a part af it, It 1s their own to unite with and to sup by contributions of work and the at! of money, of cooperation, or partici- pation in activities. Fall Membership Meeting. The Fall Membership meeting to be held next Thursday exening in the pretty setting of the recital room sai of the Klein-Marks Mus'e Shoppe, will be the real opening of the year's ndance of all bers and friends is urged to make, R. L. the affair a success in the largest | Ft. Wort sense of the word. made by the membership committee | week. for the evening and a pleasant oc | casion is assured. i or | Harry J. Boone nem- oral Days here from Midwest Ward and E Max’ Prezant of Lavoye who has | been spending # is spending sev-|arrlyed in Casver L. Herion of are attending iv business Plans have been |affairs her for a © time in Bi st evening | will_ spend the day here. er for a few a: eee oe Mrs. M. A. Be Duluth and has been visiting for months. ngs and the will spend several days here on He will be a guest at wday and bus. the here, Hopkins < of isiting In L. B. 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