McGregor Family Return From Chicago Visit
Mrs A G McGregor and Miss Flora McGregor have just returned from Chicago after a three month stay. They were summoned east due to the illness and death of Mrs McGregor’s mother 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 returned Sunday from an extended Chicago sojourn. Mr and Mrs S S Pearlstine are at home at the Wilcox apartments Nettford. Mrs Peter Appel and Mrs J Lovett Rockwell host a five o clock tea this afternoon at Mrs Appel’s 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 to Host First Post Lent Dance Tonight
The Et a Virp chib will resume its pleasant dances this week with the first event since Lent scheduled for Wednesday evening at the Parish House.
Cheyenne Hosts Parlor, Club and Clerks Events This Week
Mrs Kull and Mrs J Ross Carpenter entertain for Mrs Mary E Kuhl of Chicago amid W C T U Institute attendance. South Cheyenne W C T U honors Kuhl Tuesday afternoon 2 30 to 4 00. Cheyenne Mail Clerks and ladies host delegates at a reception and dance at A O U W hall and a bannet at Inter Ocean Wednesday. Bishop McGovern receives public reception at Elks Home Wednesday. Mrs Maury Hader visits, and Mr and Mrs T Blake Kennedy with Mrs Harry J Hynds are in Denver. Mrs Walter B Dunton returns to Cheyenne.
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
T. Blake Kennedy
Harry J. Hynds
Denver
Maude Adams Shuns Publicity In Private Life
Actress Maude Adams avoids publicity, insisting her private life remains her own. The article notes her modest, retiring demeanor, dedication to craft, and hands on role in productions of Chantecler, with acts of kindness and attention to stage details cited as keys to her success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Adams
Maude Adama
Clarence Harris Birthday Party in Rock Springs
Master Clarence Knox Harris celebrated his fifteenth birthday with a lively party in Rock Springs on Wednesday. Guests included Mses Wasser man Riner War Jaumont Snow Nimmo Stubbs Jordan Kingham Guy Kimball and Masters Dickson Rees Garrett Nash Warren Bristol Walker Cobry and others. The Harris home featured flowers and a hot southern supper served with help from Mrs. Beard and Mrs. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Knox Harris
Lucie Jane Harris
Harris
Clarence
Winners of Women’s Club Card Party Prizes
The evening session prizes include Bridge Ladies First long kid gloves donated by Wm. Myers and Co. Mrs. J. H. Conway. Second silk hose from the Toggery, Mary Bartlett. Third silk hose from Ben’s, Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Gentlemen’s First smoking set to C. W. Riner. Second silk hose from Darber’s to John Gill. Five Hundred Ladies First mirror donated by A. E. Roedel, Mrs. W. R. Schnitzer. Second silk hose donated by Jenkins, Mrs. F. B. Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Myers and Co
J. H. Conway
Toggery
Mary Bartlett
Ben
Gentlemen and Ladies Prizes Reported in Local Match
In the event, Mrs. Pitt Covert won the toilet box, Judge Patter received a fountain pen as first prize, H B Patten earned an ashtray as second, and Max Meyer with William R. Schnitzer donated the third prize necktie. Dr. Conway took the gentlemen’s consolation prize a trinket box, while Mrs. A E Roedel won 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 Hosts Social Event
Mrs. Daniel T. Tompkins will entertain at a large bridge party on Thursday the 18th at Fort Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Daniel T. Tompkins
Card Club Gatherings Draw Members Across Posts
Mrs Elizabeth Keiffer hosts a Saturday four to five reception at home for the 6th Cavalry Card Club. The 6th Cavalry Card Club meeting was postponed this week and moves to next Monday with Mrs Hathaway as hostess. Regional Card Club hosts include Mrs Bundy Mrs Brunzell and Mrs Black with the Infantry Club. Seven tables of bridge and two of five hundred enjoyed an evening ending with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Keiffer
6Th Cavalry Card Club
Cavalry
Mrs. Hathaway
Regiontal Caan Club
Mrs Kieffer Hosts Tuesday Bridge Party
Mrs Elizabeth Kieffer entertained a Tuesday afternoon bridge club on Monday because of counter engagements. The usual games were played and a dainty lunch served. Guests included Mesdames Davis Drewster from town and 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
Tomorrow evening the Fort ladies host a benefit entertainment at the gymnasium. The program features a delightful musical sequence and a bar masque with attendees in fancy dress. After the third dance number masks will be removed and the program continues. Tickets are selling well with Sanda Drug Store handling sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Sanda Drug Estore
Cotillion at Fort Russell Honors Captain and Mrs Myer
A grand Fort Russell cotillion for Captain and Mrs Myer lit the gymnasium with Amer lefin drapery and bright Neh. The 11th Infantry orchestra provided an irresistible dance program as guests enjoyed punch and a series of nineteen figures ending in a grand march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Myer
11Th Infantry
Eopper
Carnival Festivities Highlight Local Society Attendees
Bells and Chinese caps decorated the carnival with flowers drums wings horns canes cigars wands confetti and serpentine. The guest list included the Post’s official circle and townspeople such as Gill Davis Chnhous Brewster Stone Hart Abbott and the Jones sisters Emily Connie 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 Hosts Tuesday Social at Carpenter Home
The Sunshine Society women of the club will meet Tuesday afternoon for a social gathering at Mrs. J. Ross Carpenter's home, 118 East 18th Street, with Mrs. W. W. Russelle and Mrs. A. J. Robinson assisting.
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 drew a packed audience with bright staging and lively acts. The Barta trio headlined despite finishing last on the program, while the Millers opened with a humorous sketch. Louise Worth and Winnie Worth, Fenner and Fox, and the male lead drew applause for dancing and risqué comic routines. Louise Worth’s soprano voice stood out as a highlight of the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Bill
the Atlas
I den
Barta
Martin Beck
Orpheum Fame
Atlas
Millers
Fenner
Fox
Louise
Winnie Worth
Festival Preparation Continues Into May
Ongoing community events push toward the May festival with volunteers coordinating crafts, food stalls, and performances. Organizers urge participation from neighbors and local groups to ensure a bustling, inclusive celebration.
Guild of St. Mark's to Meet in Parish House Room
The Guild of St. Mark's holds a Friday meeting in the newly furnished Guild room at the Parish House. A business session will follow with Mesdames Heaney Bartley and Toffman listed as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark's
Mesdames Heaney, Bartley and Toffman
Baptist Missionary Society to Meet Friday
The Baptist Missionary Society will hold a Friday afternoon meeting with Mrs. Garrett on Bast 20th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Garrett
Bast 20Th St
Saturday Musical Club Plans Thursday Meeting
The Saturday Musical club will meet Thursday evening with the venue to be announced later as they continue work on The Last Judgment.
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Meeting Friday
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society will meet Friday afternoon in the church parlors. The retiring officers will be the hostesses for the occasion.
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 and activities for the coming season. Attendees will review lesson materials and Sunday program arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Sunday School
Monthly Church Banquet and Business Meeting Planned
A church announces a monthly banquet and business meeting in the church parlors on Thursday evening. The banquet is set for 6 20 and all officers and teachers are invited.
Funeral for Irene Cheyenne Anderson
The funeral of Irene Cheyenne Anderson a four year old daughter of James A Anderson will be held at the family residence 2020 O Neil at 10 am on April 16 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Cheyenne Anderson
James A. Anderson
O'Neil
Notice to Public on revised clinic hours in Cheyenne
After May 1 the Doctors of the Laramie County Medical Society in Cheyenne will not keep evening office hours. Laramie County Medical Society, Cheyenne. May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie County Medical Society
Cheyenne
Laramie Co, Medical Society
Auction Sale Notice for Sherman Co at Capitol Avenue
An auction sale notice lists Wall Durlaps for the Sherman Company located at 1607 Capitol Ave. Details read like a local sale announcement with property or asset disposition pending by the company.
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The
Sherman Co
Capitol Ave
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Elks Home
Maury Hader
Reno, New
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C. N. Potter
Hoston
Opera House
New York Hospital
Rock Springs
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Iridge Club
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Eam Chee
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