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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
3
Local residents travel to Denver for the auto show with several visiting relatives.Brown remains to tour public schools. Miss Schmidt returns to Laramie after university events. Mrs Barkendie heads to Stocklin, and Rev Huston returns from Laramie as others attend church society events.
The Woman's Club of Gheyrnno elected officers after a successful year. New president Mrs Hf. W. Hullock and others were chosen, with several members re-elected to continue leadership. Tea followed the meeting attended by Mrs Cyrus Beant and Mrs A J Parshall.
Gantz Methodiat Episcopal church in Casper delighted a large audience with Professor Naamyth whose baritone voice impressed all. Misa Aiegnita played piano as Mer and Mia enjoyed the performance. Johnwon and his son left for Manville while Fret Movel and Wudolph from Mhagwater Wy are on a brief business trip. Edwint McKay and their baby girl born Wednesday are noted along with John F Flack of Onial Sainto ry on business statements.
The Art Club held its annual musical tea at Mrs. E W Glafeke’s Carey avenue home. Over forty guests enjoyed piano, readings, and vocal numbers. Proceeds support the state federation of Women’s clubs and refreshments were served by club members.
Local society notes list Miss Gladys Tyson entertaining juniors at her home 922 Eighteenth Street. Several residents travel for business and social visits, including Mrs. Bastron, Mr. Penn, and Mr. Christensen. Bake sale planned by St. Mark's Guild. Ch Sloc delivered address in Sheridan.
Two Campfire Girls groups the Abarakas and Walatooas hosted a Tuesday gym event for about 100 high school girls. The Walatooas defeated Absarakas 3 to 1, followed by a Cinderella pantomime and a picnic dance with April fool punch. A Red Cross soldiers reception in Dwyor featured a three course meal, shell centerpiece, and program with Captain Steller and Lt. Crouter.
Dr. John D. Shingle returns from Chicago after ten days of play. Mr. W. Harvey of Hereford Colorado and Mr. A. A. Kendig of Burns Wyoming visit the city for short business and leisure. Miss Mildred Graham and Miss Irene Dally stay with local families. Mrs. Jennie Kinney travels to Lincoln to visit her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Day visit Wheatland en route to Nod Springs Wy to open a bookstore. Dr. and Mrs W J Minchin of Denver guest at local home.
President T. FE. Hunt, head of Plains Auto Company, departs for Denver and will return Saturday. W. Pr. Denver travels back to Cheyenne after several days in Laramie on business.
Judge C. H. Parmalee comes back to Sheridan after several days in the city. Mrs. C. A. Gyllingtosh visits Stromsburg Neb. New Embery heads to Pine Bluffs to visit Mr and Mrs G A Ball. Mrs AL Bl Mitchell and Frank Nabow attend to local matters. Stanley Greenbaum travels to the Big Horn basin on official duties and will return to Cheyenne.
Mr and Mrs Barrow and their young son Robert travel to Washington Illinois where Mr Barrow will be secretary to Hon FLOW Mendel En route they stop at Chiraga to visit other points Miss Mary McKay arrives from Denver last night as guest of Miss Kathrine Wilson
The WoW C will meet today at 2:40 PM in the Carnegie library. The Pythian Sisters will entertain, and all Kelehts and Pettis, along with their feuds, are invited to attend.
Prof Wt Noamiyth of the Society of Music and Miss Kuse Lena Hiwenitey join as instructors in a city ceremony yesterday. The pair will lead a program aimed at entertaining attendees and expanding musical offerings in Raranbe.
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