Community events mix lectures dances and receptions
The Congregational church hosts a reception for Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Shingler while the Elks plan a dance at the Elks home. A Parish House social is postponed. Dr W B Chancellor lectures at the gymnasium for students and teachers with a later paid evening entertainment. Raymond Tyson to return May 4 after study in St. Louis with April exams and April 22 commencement.
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Congregational Church
J. J. Shingler
W. B. Chancellor
Chantellor
Tyson
Raymond Tyson
St. Louis
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Dane
Two Dances Held At Elks Home And Fraternal Hall
Two dances were held with one at the Elks home and another at the Fraternity hall, offering social dancers an evening of entertainment and lively music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks’ Home
Fraternat ‘Hall
Visiting List Snaps Up Western Dignitaries and Locals
Mr and Mrs William Schnitger return from California for the winter. Mr and Mrs Morrow of Scottsbluff visit Cheyenne to see Mrs Mary Congdon. Mr and Mrs G Topking in Wheatland for land office business with Mr Hopkins. Attorney M A Kline travels to Indiana then Pennsylvania to visit his former home with Mrs Kline. Rev and Mrs W T Dumm host Bishop McConnell of Denver en route from Seattle, and Senator and Mrs Patrick Sullivan of Casper visit the Plains. Mr and Mrs Edward Wollack of Weston County stay in town a few weeks to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Schnitger
California
William Morrow
Scot's Bluffs
Cheyenne
Kline
W. T. Dumm
Bishop McConnell
Denver
Seattle
Patrick Sullivan
Casper
the Plains
Edw. Wollack
Weston County
College and club events note piano and social programs
The Women’s Glass and Musical Club plan a piano division meeting at Miss Patten’s home Saturday afternoon with Miss Clendenin as assistant hostess. Mrs Arthur Rlyers hosts Saturday night piano division attendees at 2523 Evana Street. Maccabees hold Fraternal hall dance with a program including Mrs A J Primeaux, Mr John McDonald, Mr Gereke, Mr Arthur Myora, Miss Mabel Knight, and closing remarks. The Knights and Ladies of Security hosted a dance at Fraternal hall Tuesday with social and dance events for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten
Clendenin
The
Musical Club
Arthur Rlyers
Evana Street
Maccabees
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees
A. J. Primeaux
John McDonald
Gereke
Mise Gereke
Arthur My
Ora
Miss Mabel Knight
Mr. Primeaux
Cord
Knights and Ladies of Security
Danderine Claim Promises Hair Growth For 2 Cents
An old advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine to stop falling hair and dandruff. It asserts rapid effects after the first use and weeks later reveal new, fine hair all over the scalp, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from druggists or toilet counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Evening card games and dancing event draws crowd
The event opened with card games starting at :90 and after seven games the floor was cleared for dancing that lasted until midnight. Large attendance and lively entertainment accompanied refreshments. The organization is gaining renown for its pleasant gatherings.
Church Circle Activities Fill Weekend Schedule
Readings, social events and lectures fill the weekend as church groups host meetings. Presbyterian Ald group meets Friday with Mrs. W. B. Ross. Baptist Mission circle hosts Mrs. A. R. Towner Friday afternoon. a free Bible Students lecture Sunday at the library on The Lord's Memorial. Delta Alpha gathers Saturday with Miss Grace Campbell. St Mark's Guild organizes a spring bazaar today with luncheon, tea, and a varied program headlined by Mrs. Forsyth, Mrs. Nis Wander, and local performers. attendees are invited to attend any or all events.
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International Bible Students’ Association
St. Mark's Guild
F. A. M. Stuart
Dugald Whittaker
Swainson
William Daley
Hoffman
Barber
Hertley
Smith
Forsyth
Nis Wander
Reilly
Irrigation Hours Set Citywide by City Hall
The city announces irrigation hours from 12 am to 7 pm across all districts. Watering may occur anywhere in the city during these hours until further notice, posted by Mayor W. Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gill
Mayer
Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers
All persons with unpaid 19/2 taxes may save money by calling the City Treasurer before the delinquent tax list is published. D. B. Swan, City Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan
City +Freasurer
Bids Sought for School Equipment Delivery in Cheyenne Wyoming
The board invites sealed bids by April 10 1918 for equipment to be shipped f o b Cheyenne Wyoming between June 1 1919 and June 1 1913. Items include twenty No 4 bench lathes one No 8A bench lathe 36 inch swing and related tooling from Sheldon Co. The board may reject any bid. JOHN D. CLARK Clerk Sthoo Misirlot No 1 Cheyenne Wyo 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
BK. H. Sheldon & Co
Sheldon
Sheldon Perfection
John D. Clark
Social Hop by Tudiew Auxiliary at Pratewnal Hall
Tudiew Auxiliary to the B of R T will give a pedtal hop Monday evening April 21 at Pratewnal hall. Admission 60 cents, Ladies free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. T
Tudiew
B. of
R. T
Pratewnal Hall
Ladies Guild Hosts Parish Lunch and Bazaar Tea
Parish house hosts a hot lunch today with a musical tea after, inviting ladies and friends. Event linked to the Ladies Guild supports parish activities and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basaar
Ladies Guild
Laramie Pioneer Richard Tregoning Dies at 84
Laramie Wyoming April 17 Richard Tregoning a pioneer resident of Laramie for thirty five years died at his son Fred Tregoning's home on South Third street Wednesday due to complications of old age. He was born January 12 1831 in England and came to the United States in 1851 later moving to Wisconsin before settling in Laramie. He worked at Union Pacific shops and was active in public affairs. He was survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Richard Tregoning
Fred Tregonog
South Third Street
Third Street
Fridlay
Tregoning
Fingland
Wisconsin
Union Pacific
Tregoni Ng
Death of long time Cheyenne resident Tregoning
About eight years ago he moved to Cheyenne and is survived by five grown children in their own homes. Sons include Richard Tregoning Jr of Cheyenne Fred Tregoning Sanders Tregoning Theodore Tregoning and daughter Elisabeth Wwalcott of Cheyenne. The father’s death followed a period of decline after serious illness. A large circle of friends mourn his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichard Tregoning Jr
Cheyenne
Fred Tregoning Sanders Tregoning
Theodore Tregon
Elisabeth Wwalcott
Sanders
Salt Lake
Tregoning
City Pennant Hopes Rise As Woodmen Announce Team
The Woodmen of the World push toward a city pennant by advancing 150 for preliminary expenses and, via manager Arthur Myers, indicate readiness to compete in amateur or semi pro classes. Suits and equipment are on the way and many candidates seek berths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Arthur Myers
Manger -Myers
Woodmen baseball team forms under new leadership in Colorado Springs
A Woodmen head camp in Colorado Springs will choose a regular team this May. Claude McDermott and James Goodman assist in shaping the roster. A lively tournament is expected with camps from Colorado Springs Pueblo Trinidad and several Denver area teams and others across nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude McDermott
James Goodman
Woodmen
Colo
Rado Springs
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Trinidad
Denver
Colt
Rston
N. M
Sidney
Neb
Laramie
Dougines
Casper
Wye
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DR. Price
18Th Street
McLadburgh Wilson
Elks Home
Presbyterian Ald
Presbyterian Ald Society
Mra. W. B. Ross
East Seventeenth Street
Baptist Missions
Baptist Mission Circle
Mra. A. R. Towner
West Twenty-sixth Street
Delta Alpha Society
Delta Alhpa Society
Grace Campbell
East Ninetenth Street
Cart Utekaie
Mall
the Stock Growers National Bank
Wyoming
ST. James
Lord Janene
England
West Broadway
New York City
Fleure von Notte
Ladie Is
Dogg Goi
Ihi Tee
McCall Quarterly
Swart
Walst
AP All
McCall Pattern
the McCall Company
New York
Victos
Denver Music Cos
Wyom Cheyenne
Robt. N.grece, Mgr
Capitol Avenue
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