Engagement Announcement and Community Social Calendar
The engagement of Fred Behilling and Misa Sullivan of Cheyenne is announced for June 4. Social events include a Bridge Party hosted by Mrs. Kirkpatrick, a L F and Ey annual reception at the Coliseum on May 1, and a busy schedule of club meetings, sewing for the Children’s Home, and a spring bazaar at St. Mark's Parish House with generous patronage and a successful luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Behilling
Misa Whileen Sullivan
Cheyenne
Miss Sullivan
State Pure Food Commissioner
Schilling
Brotherhood of L. F. and Ey
Coliseum
Guild of
St. Mark's
Mra. Stuart
Mra. Whittaker
Susan Cahill
Mia. Wilkins
Mr. Reilly
Muriel Guy
Gladys Gereke
Hazel Rowland
Visiting List Notices of Cheyenne Area Residents
Mrs. Maude Farthing DeMary arrives Thursday from New York for an extended visit with cousins Harry and Charlie Farthing. Mrs. John Mills of Laramie visits her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Wyman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lister, formerly of Cheyenne, now head to Bellingham Washington after a week with the MoWatts family. they have since moved to Calgary Alberta. D. R. Kinport, returning from the R. M. A. convention in Lincoln, Nebraska, plans two weeks visiting Albion and nearby before going home. Mrs. Pickenbaigh of New York guests at BE. R. Brelach’s home. Ruth Brelsch returns from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Farthing DeMary
New York
Harry and
Charlie Farthing
John Mills
Laramie
W. A. Wyman
Charles Lister
Cheyenne
C. MoWatts
Bellingham
Wash
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
D. R. Kinport
Lincoln
Neb
Albion
Pickenbaigh
BE. R. Brelach
E. R. Brelsch
Ruth
California
Woodmen Club Halls Dance Draws Local Folk
The Woodmen of the World and friends held a Thursday dance at Fraternal hall with about 75 attendees. Prizes were awarded for card games, and entertainment featured Dr Hiram Deavidson and Miss Mares Lawlor. Refreshments were served as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Deavidson
Mares Lawlor
Ladies Auxiliary Social Hop Scheduled for April 21
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Telegraphers invites members to a social hop on Monday evening April 21 at Fraternal Hall. Admission is 50 cents with ladies admitted free. Proceeds support auxiliary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
B. of R. T
Fine Feathers at Capitol Avenue Theatre Monday Evening
H. H. Frazee presents Fine Feathers at Capitol Avenue theatre Monday evening. Eugene Walter wrote his best drama, starred by an all star cast with fitting stage settings. The production comes direct from its Astor Theatre run in New York after strong Chicago success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Frazee
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Eugene Walter
Allstar
Astor Theatre
New York
Chicago
Delta Alpha Society Event and Bible Study Announcement
Grace Campbell will entertain the Delta Alpha Society at her home with a Free Lecture on The Lord's Memorials this evening. An International Bible Students Association study session is set for Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the library. Altar and Rosary hosts Mrs Clyde Early, Mrs DeVine, and Mrs Manewal welcomed sixty five guests at Mrs Early's Thursday gathering with Bishop Duffy and Bishop McGovern attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Campbell
Delta Alpha Society
International Bible Students’ Association
Altar and Hosary
Mra
Clyde Early
DeVine
Mrs. Manewal
Altar and Rosary Society
Pine Feathers Stakes Dramatic Cast in Local Engagement
The play Pine Feathers showcases a star ensemble including Robert Ed eson as the young English officer Wilton Lackaye as the business figure Max Pig MAG as a newspaper reporter Hoge Coghlan as the gossipy neighbor Lolita Robertson as the wife and Amelia Somers as the mad woman. The local engagement is billed as the era’s top dramatic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edeson
Engl Bter
Wilton Lackaye
Max Pig- Mag
Reeporter
Hoge Coghlan
Lolita Robertson
Amelia Somers
Pine Feathers
Delinquents and farm life praised by Senator Sherman
Senator Sherman told the national council of women that child life is priceless and urged saving children over punishment. He argued farm chores foster good sleep and digestion, noting few farm-reared youths end up in delinquency and stressing open air work benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawrence Y. Sherman
National Council of Women
Ita
Sherman
Atete
Mrs Story elected president general of DAR
Mrs William Cummings Story of New York won the presidency of the Daughters of the American Revolution with 6090 votes. Mrs John Miller Horton of Buffalo received 44 percent. Mrs Charles Bryan withdrew earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Cummings Story
New York
Davghters of the
John Miller Horton
Buffalo
Charles Bryan
Irrigation Hours Set by City Mayor
The city allows irrigation from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at any location without district restrictions until further notice. Mayor W. Gill signs the proclamation and directs enforcement citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. W. Gill
Bids Sought for School Equipment in Cheyenne Wyoming
John P. Clark Clerk invites sealed bids for Cheyenne School District No. 1 for twenty No 4 bench lathes one 36 inch wing Sheldon lathe one 246 inch band saw and one No 5 domestic science table with magnesium enamel tops and double stoves all per Sheldon catalogue No 13 delivery in Cheyenne between June 7 1913 and June 13 1919. Bids may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnder
T. O. B. Cheyenne
Wyo
E. H. Sheldon & Co
Sheldon
Tri
Guy
John PD. Clark
Clerk
Cheyenne
Parole Requests From Two Convicts Set for Hearing
Atlanta authorities report the prison board will meet April 25 to consider parole applications by Julien Hawthorne and Dr. George W. Morten. Both were convicted in New York for mail fraud and began their federal sentences March 24. Each serves one year and one day and is eligible for parole after one third of the term, with the clock tied to the November 28, 1912 arrest date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Prison Board
Julien Hawthorne
George W. Morten
New York
Federal Penitentiary
Morton
Hawthorne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Panne
William Morris
Musical Club
Louis A. Reilly
John Hunter
Mike Jewell
Wheatland
Miss Jewell
C. W. Clark
Hunter
Morgan
IL. A
The
I. of BR. T
Duffy
Hortenson
Monewal Jr
Ae Monteh
Guill
Presbyterian Aid Society
W. B. Ross
College Club
Minion Patten
Clendennin
College
Mike Patten
Arthur Myers
RE. T. Social Hop
Pinto
Dr. Pierce
V. Piercgy Buffalo
Wilton Lackayve
Freseo
Ets
Wm. C. Story
Hutton Oxporta
Stubetop
Vamp
Basta
Xenlians
Rason
Capitol
Capitol Grocery
Capitol Avenue
SYR OO
Messaline
AGEOO
Carey Ave
New Citizens’ National Bank
Whitbread
Mont
ST. James
New York City
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