McGregor Family Returns from Chicago and Travel Plans
Mrs A G McGregor and Miss Flora McGregor return from Chicago after a three month stay called east by illness and death of Mrs Head. Mr and Mrs Ralph Robertson plan a six week southern trip visiting Omaha Kansas City Hot Springs Ark and Memphis Tenn. Dr and Mrs Galen A Fo return from Chicago. Mr and Mrs S S Pearlstain at Wilcox apartments Nettford. Mrs Peter Appel and Mrs J Lovett Rockwell host tea at 122 W 2th St with musicales tomorrow at two and four thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. McGregor
Flora McGregor
Chicago
East
Mrs. McGregor
Mrs. Head
Ralph Robertson
Omaha
Kansas City
Hot Springs
Ark
Memphis
Tenn
Peter Appel
J. Lovett Rockwell
Parish House Dances Set to Resume This Week
The Et a Virp chib will resume their pleasant dances this week with the first performance since Lent scheduled for Wednesday evening at the Parish House.
Cheyenne Socials Host Meetings And Receptions This Week
Mrs Kull and Mrs J Ross Carpenter prepare parlor gatherings for Mrs Mary E Kuhl of Chicago during the W C T U Institute. South Cheyenne W C T U holds a 2:30 to 4:00 pm event, while Cheyenne Mail Clerks and guests host a reception and dance at A O U W hall. A public reception honors Bishop McGovern at the Elks Home as dignitaries gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ross Carpenter
Mary E. Kuhl
Chicago
W. C. T. U. Institute
C. L. Gage
Sth
South Cheyenne
A. O. U. W. Hall
Bishop McGovern
Elks Home
Maude Adams Shuns Publicity in Private Life
The famed actress Maude Adams, star of Chantecler, rejects publicity and public curiosity, preferring a simple life. She avoids society, leads a quiet routine between engagements, and remains deeply devoted to her art while personally supervising production details. Her kindness and discipline are noted as keys to her success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Adama
Maude Adams
Hoston
Opera House
New York Hospital
Clarence Harris Birthday Party in Rock Springs
Master Clarence Knox Harris celebrated his fifteenth birthday with a large party hosted at the Harris home in Rock Springs. Guests enjoyed music, games, and dancing with flowers adorning the rooms. Hosts Mrs. C. Beard and Mrs. Fred Miller served a late hot supper, and gifts were plentiful for the honoree amid a hospitable, Southern-flavored gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Knox Harris
Lucie Jane Harris
Harris
Clarence
Woman's Club Card Party Winners Evening Session
Prize winners from the Saturday night Woman's club card party include Bridge Ladies First a long kid gloves set donated by Wm. Myers and Co. for Mrs. J. H. Conway. Second silk hose donated by the Toggery for Miss Mary Bartlett. Third silk hose donated by Ben's for Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Gentlemen's Prizes First smoking set to Mr. C. W. Riner. Second silk hose from Darber's to Mr. John Gill. Five Hundred Ladies First mirror donated by A. E. Roedel for Mrs. W. Schnitzer. Second silk hose donated by Jenkins for Mrs. F. B. Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Myers and Co
J. H. Conway
Toggery
Mary Bartlett
Ben
Prize Winners in Ladies and Gentlemen’s Event
The list names Mrs Pitt Covert winning third in the toilet box, Judge Patter taking first and fountain pen, H BR Patten as second with an ashtray, Max Meyer and William R. Schnitzer as third with a necktie, Dr Conway receiving a gentlemens consolation prize a trinket box, and Mrs A E Roedel earning a small clock for the ladies lowest score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt Covert
Judge Patter
H. BR. Patten
Max Meyer
William R. Schnitzer
Conway
A. E. Roedel
Fort Russell Bridge Party Attended by Mrs Tompkins
Mrs Daniel T Tompkins will entertain with a large bridge party on Thursday the 18th at Fort Russell social events page notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Daniel T. Tompkins
Regimental Card Club Reported Pleasant Evening
Mrs Elizabeth Keiffer will be at home from four to five Saturday April twentieth. The 6th Cavalry Card Club meeting was postponed and will gather next Monday with Mrs Hathaway as hostess. The Infantry club hosted by Mrs Bundy Mrs Brunzell and Mrs Black saw seven bridge tables and two five hundred tables followed by lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Keiffer
6Th Cavalry Card Club
Cavalry
Mrs. Hathaway
Regiontal Caan Club
Bridge Club Honored Hostess Mrs Kieffer
Mrs Elizabeth Kieffer entertained Tuesday afternoon bridge club on Monday due to Tuesday counter engagements. The usual games were enjoyed and a dainty lunch was served. Present were Mesdames Davis and Drewster from town and Mesdames Brunzell Walker Gullfoyle Myer and Kieffer from the Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kieffer
Mesdames
Is, Davis and Drewster
Mesdames Brunzell
Walker
Gullfoyle Myer
Kieffer
Fort Ladies Benefit at Gymnasium Promises Evening of Music and Masks
Tomorrow evening the Fort ladies host a benefit at the gymnasium with a delightful musical program and a bar masque. Attendees will wear fancy dress plus one more masque after the third dance number before the program resumes. Tickets are selling well and may sell out. available at Sanda drug estore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Sanda Drug Estore
Cotillion In Fort Russell Honors Captain And Mrs Myer
In Fort Russell gymnasium a grand cotillion honored Captain and Mrs Myer. The 11th Infantry orchestra played while guests danced through nineteen figures, followed by a grand march. Punch was served and guests enjoyed crepe paper favors and festive decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Myer
11Th Infantry
Eopper
Carnival Night Guests Fill Town With Merriment
The event featured bells Chinese caps flowers drums wings horns and confetti. The guest list included the Post’s official circle and town residents Messrs and Mesdames Gill Davis Chnhous Brewster Stone Hart Abbott Miss Bradley Gil Emily Connie Jones and Mr Uarey Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
and Mesdames Gill
Davis
Chnhous
Brewster
Stone
Hart
Abbott
Misses Bradley
Gil
Emily
Connie Jones
Uarey Abbott
Sunshine Society Women Host Meeting at Carpenter Home
Mrs J Ross Carpenter Mrs W W Russelle and Mrs A J Robinson will entertain the Sunshine society Tuesday afternoon at a social meeting at the home of Mrs Carpenter 118 East 18th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ross Carpenter
W. W. Russelle
A. J. Robinson
Sunshine Society
Atlas Bill Is Bright Pleases Packed House
Vaudeville at The Atlas last night featured a bright mixed bill with the Barta trio as headliners. The Millers and Fenner and Fox offered comic and dance acts while Louise and Winnie Worth and the Worths’ male partner delivered songs and skits. Louise’s clear soprano voice drew praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Bill
the Atlas
Barta
Martin Beck
Orpheum
Atlas
Millers
Fenner
Fox
Louise
Winnie Worth
May Festival Preparations Continue in Earnest
The text indicates ongoing effort toward a May festival, with organizers pursuing final details and activities. Specific names, dates, or locations are not provided in the readable fragment.
Guild of St. Mark's Meeting at Parish House
The Guild of St. Mark's will meet Friday afternoon in the newly furnished Guild room at the Parish House for a business session. Hostesses will be Mesdames Heaney Bartley and Toffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark's
Mesdames Heaney, Bartley and Toffman
Baptist Missionary Society Meeting This Friday
The Baptist Missionary Society will convene Friday afternoon with Mrs. Garrett on Bast Street at 20th Street for the upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Garrett
Bast 20Th St
Saturday Musical Club Announces Thursday Meeting
The Saturday Musical club will meet Thursday evening with the venue to be announced later and members will work on The Last Judgment.
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society Meeting Planned
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society will meet Friday afternoon in the church parlors. The retiring officers will be the hostesses for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies' Ald Society
Teachers Meeting Called by Baptist Sunday School Officers
The officers and teachers of the Baptist Sunday School will hold a meeting to discuss plans, activities, and preparations for upcoming programs. Attendance is requested from all department heads and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Sunday School
Monthly Banquet and Meeting at Church Parlors
A monthly banquet and business meeting will be held in the church parlors Thursday evening. The banquet starts at 6 20 and all officers and teachers are invited.
Funeral for Irene Cheyenne Anderson
The funeral for Irene Cheyenne Anderson four year old daughter of James A Anderson will be held at the family residence 2020 O'Neil at 10 a m on April 16 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Cheyenne Anderson
James A. Anderson
O'Neil
Doctors End Evening Office Hours in Cheyenne Notice
Notice to the public that after May 1 the Doctors of the Laramie County Medical Society in Cheyenne will not keep evening office hours. Laramie County Medical Society announces the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County Medical Society
Cheyenne
Laramie Co, Medical Society
Wall Durlaps Auction Sale at Sherman Co.
Auction notice for Wall Durlaps with Sherman Company listings at 1607 Capitol Avenue. The notice outlines sale details and related terms for the items, inviting bidders and noting the location and context of the sale event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sherman Co
Capitol Ave
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L. R. Tyson
East Eighteenth Street
Victor Hugo
Mrs. Galen A. Fo
Wilcox
Nettford
Gap, Ave
Minstrels
Mrs. Kull
Maury Hader
Reno, New
Cheyrenne
T. Blake Kennedy
Harry J. Hynds
Denver
Walter B. Dunton
C. N. Potter
Rock Springs
Ingersoll Store Co
Gordon Dye
Messaline
Forest Mills
Iridge Club
Edgar A. Myer
Eam Chee
Missionary Meeting
Presbyterian Ald Society
Aldrich-Bowen CO
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