Informal Dance Hosts and Visiting Friends
Mrs. Thompson provided the music for a casual dance where twenty couples attended. Visitors included Mrs. C. T. Sheldon from Denver and Mrs. Roberts from Granite Canyon visiting Cheyenne friends. The Synodical Women’s Presbyter-ian Societies president, Mrs. E. A. Silverthorne, stayed with Mrs. L Hills, while Mrs. William DuBois hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club. The gathering featured card games, a high score by Mrs. W. E. Mullen, and a modest supper after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William du Boia
W. E. Mullen
Fred’ Hoel
George Walker
Pretty Home Wedding in Cheyenne at Mrs Hikok's Home
Rose Edith Hikok wed William J. Rossman using Episcopal rites performed by Dr George C. Rafter of St. Mark's. Bride in messaline with real lace, reception table decor of pink hyacinths and smilax. Mrs Rossman sister of Nancy Hikak, etc. Engagements noted for Miss Helen Irene Dyer and Mr John Frank Coad Jr. Card from Berkeley and Porto Rico visit. Magoon improving after surgery. Juniors host seniors reception at the gym tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jane Hikok
East Seventeenth Street
Rose Edith
William J. Rossman
Episcopal Church
George C. Rafter
St. Mark's
Alice Hebard
Rossman
Nancy Hikak
Johnson School
Cheyenne
Hereford Ranch
Berkeley
Cal
Helen Irene Dyer
John Frank Coad, Jr
Omaha
Packers’ National Bank of Omaha
Misa Dyer
Parish House Dance Delight At Et a Virp Club
Thursday evening the Et a Virp club hosted a lively dance at the Parish House with punch served, offering an enjoyable social gathering for attendees.
Banquet and Meeting for Baptist Sunday School Group
The Baptist Sunday School officers and teachers held their monthly banquet and business meeting in the church parlors on Thursday evening. Mrs Stockwell Miss Johnston and Mr Walker organized entertainment and guests dined at 6 20. Twenty three covers were set. Mr and Mrs Johnston attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Sunday School
Stockweil
Marjorie Johnston
John Walker
Johnston
Presbyterian Aid Society Social Meeting Recapped
The Presbyterian Aid Society met Friday afternoon in church parlors with past officers as hostesses. The group voted unanimously to contribute 10 dollars to the seed fund for farmers. Thirty five ladies attended and enjoyed a delicious lunch. Mrs. H. M. Bunce to entertain the society in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Knight
E. W. Hall
R. R. Dickson
A. F. Saunders
Fred Kinnear
Presbyterian Aid Society
H. M. Bunce
Rummage Sale and Meetings At Local Congregational Guild
Circle B of the Congregational Ald Society holds a rummage sale in the vacant Pierce Suit and Cloak Co. store room at 1708 Capitol Avenue. The Guild of St. Mark's meets this afternoon at the Parish House for a business session hosted by Mesdames Bartley Hoffman and Heaney. The Baptist Missionary Circle meets with Mrs Garrett at 610 B 20th St for an afternoon gathering. The Presbyterian Ald Society retires its officers at a related entertainment event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle B
The
Congregational Ald Society
Merce
Capitol Avenue
Pierce Suit and Cloak Co
Guild of
Bt. Mark's
Mesdames Bartley, Hoffman and Heaney
Baptist Missionary Circle
Garrett
20Th St
Society and Me elect new officers at church meeting
The society meets at the church with new officers chosen. A Presbyterian praise gathering is planned for this afternoon and evening with Mrs Silverthorn of Colorado, Synodical President, expected to attend. Evangeliot and temperance worker Mary B Kuhl is hospitalized for an infected finger from a cut, blood poisoning feared. Mr and Mrs Melvin Johnson host Mr Johnson’s sister Miss Evelyn Johnson of Laramie visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mra. Bsllverthorn
Colorado
Mary B, Kuhl
Evangeliot and Temperance Worker
Melvin Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Miss Evelyn Johnson
Laramie
Informal Dinner Hosts and Weekend Social Notes
Captain and Mrs Armstrong hosted an informal dinner with guests Lieut and Mrs Low Mrs Dade Capt Schulte and the hosts Decorations in red and green set a festive tone An elaborate tea followed card games Invitations and entertaining listed for upcoming luncheons and bridge parties Large number of guests named including Mrs Fugar Kemper Kieffer Walker Armstrong Ayres Stodder Wing MacCleave Noble Hathaway Guilfoyle Meyer Prun gell Hamilton Carp Reno Cowin Merton Christian Mundy Williams and Davis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Low
Dade
Capt. Schulte
Daniel T. Tompking
Mesdames Fugar
Kemper
Kieffer
Walker
Ayres
Stodter
Wing
MacCleave
Noble
Black
Wathaway
Guilfoyle
Meyer
Prungell
Hamilton
Carp
Reno
Cowin
Merton
Christian
Mundy
Misses Williams
Davis
Help One Another Club Visits Mrs. Ed Morgan
The Help One Another Club enjoyed hospitality at Mrs. Ed Morgan’s home Thursday with members sewing and then a business meeting at six. News came that Mrs. A W Bristol was recovering from a serious operation in Portland Oregon. Mrs. Dris-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Morgan
A. W. Bristol
Portland
Oregon
Domestic Science Talks at Capitol Ave Theatre Club
Extra at Capitol Ave Theatre reports a club meeting with two former members sending greetings from Canada and Nebraska. Mrs. Large and Mrs. Lundell spoke on domestic science while tea is served to twenty-two ladies. Mrs. Sheldon of Denver attended as guest. plans include future talks and a farewell party for Mrs. Van Sigle with gifts and a traveling case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tol
Fred Parnell
Canada
George P. Taylor
Nebraska
A. J. Large
F. G. Lundell
Morgan
David Nimmo
Thos, Middlemas
Edna Morgan
Dora Sherman
O. T. Sheldon
Denver
Hiram Davidson
Phillip Brown
Arthur van Sigle
Tony Christensen
van Sigle
Billings
Mont
van Sighe
van Sight
Misdames van Sigle
Prosper
Gorom
Halhesworth
Win
Border
Leffler
Taylor
Nagel
Kuble
Sigler
Christensen
Davis
Auction Sale Notice From Union Pacific Watch Inspectors
Auction sale advertised by conservative people at 1607 Capitol Ave. includes Restless and Sleepless Jewelers and The Sherman Company. Nodes mention headquarters at Plains Building 10th St and liquid veneer products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdamonds
Edholm & Akin Cqo
Union Pacific
Hh R. Co
Plains Building
10Th St
The
Sherman Company
Capitol Ave
Insecticide Lead Arsenate For Foliage And Fruit Control
Instructions describe lead arsenate as a beet insecticide for foliage and fruit pests. It should be mixed to a thin paint like consistency and spray tanks filled with 60 gallons of solution at a 1 to 6 pounds rate. Avoid letting the paste dry and ensure proper spreading technique for best results.
Spreader Use Advocated as Essential Farm Practice
A farmer argues spreaders should be as common as binders and manure forks, equating wheat harvesting with cradle use to manure spreading. He stresses education to speed adoption and notes a Chicago Inter Ocean tip on tying bread crusts in muslin to reduce cooking smells, amid an Auction Sale at 100 Capitol Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Ladies Toggory
New York
Our Lady
L. R. Tysén
East Eighteenth Street
C. T. Sheldon
Roberts
Granite Canyon
Emma J. Dobbins
E. A. Silverthorne
Synodical Women's Presbyterian Societies
Bridge Club
Timothy Dyer
Miss Dyer
Ethel Dyer
Cardy
Charles M. Smith
Porto Rico
South America
Guadaloupe
J H. Magoon
Ekageer
Kayser
Hodeki E Hent
Julius Kaeae
Juan
St. Mark's Guild
Presbyterian Ald
Presbyterian Ald Society
Society
Mrs. Hathaway
Mrs. Kieffer
Bridge Party
Barnett
Barnett's
Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Main St
Buffalo, N. Y
Maine
Washington Market
Aldrich-Bowen CO
Ladies’ Outfitters
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