Card Party Benefit for Cheyenne Library Furnishings
The Woman's club hosts a card party at the Elks home to raise funds for the library furnishings. The hall is decorated with jonquils and yellow drapery, tables for bridge and 500, and refreshments will be served. Two sessions begin at 2 and 8:30, with forty covers, inviting all card lovers and pentimen. Miss Rosalie Goodrich, a Wyoming University student, visits from Wheatland. Mrs. Minnie Montgomery travels through Cheyenne en route to Den-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Home
Rosalie Goodrich
Wyoming University
Wheatland
C. L. Rigdon
Formal Dinner Honors By Mr and Mrs Edward W Stone
Mr and Mrs Edward W Stone hosted a large group of friends Friday evening at their home. The six o'clock dinner featured three large tables in the parlors and dining room with drawn work centerpieces and pink sweet peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Stone
Jace
Kensington social gathers guests for refined afternoon
Mrs Samuel Carson hosted a charming Kensington gathering on Wednesday afternoon with 24 guests. Jonquil arrangements and Victrola music accompanied conversation while needlework occupied the ladies until tea was served by the hostess and Miss Marie Jordan and Miss Effie Lannen. The event included departures of Leia Brooks and guests Mrs Cooper and Miss Veath for travels and teaching work among Lodians at Wind River Reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Carson
Kensington
Wort
Marie Jordan
Effie Lannen
Glee Club Reception Honors Thayer Lacey Circle
Mrs. Lila J Burgess hosted a informal reception after a Glee Club concert for the Glee club members. University colors brown and yellow were used in decorations and refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank S Burrage Miss Meek and about thirty three Cheyenne guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila J. Burgess
Glee Club
Thayer
Misa Meek
Fort Russell Socials Host Festivities At Mrs Dade’s Home
Mrs. Alexander B. Dade hosted a prettily appointed dinner with Lieut and Mrs Love Lieut and Mrs Tompkins Mrs Jones Mr Williams and the hostess. Lieut and Mrs Robert R Love soon depart for Fort Riley where he has been transferred to the 14th Cavalry. Captain and Mrs Edgar A Myers plan a cotillion at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander B. Dade
Robert R. Love
Fort Riley
Lieut
Love
14Th Cavalry
Edgar A. Myers
Local notices and sales items from Newport studio and Sherman Co
Public notices list a Pirates of Penzance group photo at Newport Studio and glove sales in small sizes at Myes Dry Goods this afternoon. A 10 cent card social is planned by Modern Woodmen of America at A. O. U. W. Hall on Monday night April 15. Also advertised are Baptist bake sale at Johnston's Saturday and items from The Sherman Co including Pure White Lead and Liquid Veneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
A. O. U. W. Hall
Social Week Wrap: Luncheon and Dinners Honor Visiting Guest
Mrs. Reno hosts a luncheon while Captain and Mrs. Fuger plan dinner. Mrs. Charles Stodters held an informal bridge party for Mrs. Howley visiting Lieut. Robinson. Attendees included Mrs. Guilfoyle, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Brunzell, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Ashford, and Mrs. Love.
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Charles . Stodters
Howley
Lieut. Robinson
Guilfoyle
McCullough
Morton
Armstrong
Brunzell
Lawrence
Ashford
Love
Interest Grows for Hal Masque Benefit Night
Attendance is rising for the Hal Masque benefit entertainment next Wednesday evening drawing crowds from both town and Fort.
Mrs Stull Hosts Delightful Kensington Tea
On Friday afternoon Mrs. George C. Stull hosted a spontaneous cordial Kensington tea. The event featured a pink and white color scheme and an elaborate menu with a highly pleased guest list including Mesdames Williams Bundy Van Horn Kemper Holley Black Brunzell Hamilton Jones Lawrence Myers Wilson Snyder Morton Sievert Walker and others from the Post and Towson clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Stull
Kensington
Sue
Walker
Misses Davis
Fernandez
Blackburn
The
Post
Mesdames Board
Thompson
Grieve
Lacey
Hart
Tows
Daughters of the American Revolution Guests at Mrs Ohnhaus Home
The D A R were hosted by Mrs Charles Ohnhaus and Mrs A J Parshall on Thursday with a brief business session and program including reading, paper, song, and recitation. Thirty members attended a social lunch served by the hostess and Miss Bartlett. Capitol Hill club members visited Frontier Park for the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles Ohnhaus
A. J. Parshall
Hiathenworth
Mian Thayaus
Five Mondred Club Entertainment at Mrs Hump’s
Mrs Harold Hump hosted the Five Mondred Club on a Friday afternoon with a Ramen game series producing strong scores led by Mrs Dutcher. Guests included Mrs Steiss Mrs Morton and Mrs Dutcher with members Mesdimes Board Simon Mice A J Miller FM Miller Newlin Harris Alken Crabb and Gytling helping serve at small drawn work tables.
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Harold Hump
Freday
Mra
Dutcher
CoUrée
Sifean
Pearlatine to Head Luncheon Hosted by Wasfernian Sister
In Tower of Bride Mrs S S Pearlatine will be the guest of honor at a luncheon today hosted by her sister Mrs Joseph Wasfermian.
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Tower of Bride
Irrigation Ditches and Alfalfa as Feed Resource
The article argues irrigation ditch networks can water large alfalfa areas, equating 20,000 acres of alfalfa to substantial range. It notes livestock men worry about securing more land but could profit by cultivating existing land and increasing returns. It urges planful farming over overexpansion.
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Ringe
Congregational Aid Society Social at Mrs Carley’s Home
Congregational Aid Society was entertained at a social meeting Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. M. Carley with associate hostesses Mesdames A. D. Johnston, William Riner, Willan Wolcott, Hugh McMillan, Barbee and Van Gilford. Ladies sewed, visited, and discussed church work. Refreshments were served at 6. More than fifty ladies attended.
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Congregational Aid Society
D. M. Carley
Mesdames
A. D. Tohnston
William Riner
Willan Wolcott
Hugh McMillan
Barbee
van Gilford
Confusing OCR Item Prompts Action Amid Winter Spirit
Disjointed text fragment mentions a pump, a relay of effort, and dry ground. It references Ada and a small figure, with hints of winter inactivity and irrigation need. The readable parts lack clear event or identifiable people.
Opening of the Parish House Guild room with tea and furnishings
The Guild room in the Parish House was formally opened Friday with a tea and cafe hosted by Guild officers and the furnishing committee. The cozy space showcased new furnishings, art drapery, a piano, and fern filled tables with a large attendee list including Mrs Voorhees and Mrs Davidson among the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees
Mrs. Davidson
A. K. Smith
Hart
Skinner
Bruner
Whittaker
Heaney
Miss Davidson
Alice Barber
Elizabeth Whittaker
Geradiine Meaney
Bartley
Hoffman
Stuart
Swanson
Warren
William V1. Gill
Laura Richardson
Guild
Masdames Dugald Whittaker
A. W. Barber
William, Mahoney
F. M
Women’s Club Card Party To Benefit Carnegie Library
Meth odist Aid Society meets in church parlors elects second vice president and records 20 dollars raised. Cheyenne Woman’s Club gears up for its annual card party at the Elks Home on April 13 from 2 30 to 4 30 with prizes and refreshments for 50 cents. Proceeds fund library furniture at Carnegie Library. tickets available from members and at the door.
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E.R. Couditian
Mra. Chas
Teague
Methodist Aid Society
Mra
BE. W. Simpson
Vicw
Mra. Grover
Hyme
Methaimes Durbin
Hannum and Brookbart
Woman's Club
Cheyenne Woman's Club
Elks Home
Wis
Admislion
Gurnegie Library
Water pumping plant eyed for four water supply regions
A discussion proposes a large pumping plant to irrigate twenty areas, providing a major water supply increase. Officials note the plan could add a countrywide liquid capacity amid widespread drought, urging careful internal consideration and planning.
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Capitol Commercial Company
WM. B. Wagner
Mar
Capitol Ave
L. R. Tyson
East Telephone No
Eighteenth Street
Minnie Montgomery
Washington, D. C
Cheyenne
Den
Pretty Kensington
Leia Brooks
Brooks
Casper
Mia, Luella Moore
California
Mrs. Marstellar
Denver
C. ©. Woods
J. W. Lacey
Miss Lacey
Margaret Lacey
Chicago
Fort Russell
Newport
Mye
Slo
Johnston's
Sherman Co
Sherman Company
Ening
Captain
Mrs. Fuger
Bridge Party
Mrs
Capitol HI Club
Five Mondred Club
Capitol Ave Theatre
Ada
Hielpe
A. G. Field
Greater Minstrels
Bert Swor
Johnny Heary
Harry Shunk
Gov, Rowan
Nick Glynn
Frank Miller
Frank Brown
Boni Mack
Paul Lalonde
Jack Richards
Alton Robertson
Walter Sherwood
Herbert Willison
R. B H. Melville
Harry F. Sievers
W. H. Starr
Earl Woods
Methodist Aid
Meni Watker
Mizzi Hajos
Spring Maid Orchestra
Stork
W. W. Keefe
W. 19Th St
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