Miss Flora McGregor Engaged. Heart Party Gifts notch charm
Miss Flora McGregor is honored at a party hosted by Miss Maude Bradley amid red and white heart decor. News of Miss McGregor’s engagement to Mr. Steinberg of Madison, Wis. is celebrated with a special cake filling of towels and tokens of friendship. Guests include Mrs. Steever and Miss Rosalie Stone among others as the group plans further visits and entertainments.
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Maude Bradley
Miss Bradley
Miss McGregor
Mr. Steinberg
Madison
Wis
Steever
Ray Olds
R. N. la Fontaine
Fort D. A. Russell
Frank Gleason
Regimental Card Club Hosts This Week
Mrs Williams Miss Williams and Mrs Bundy will be hostesses for the Regimental Card Club gathering this week.
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Mrs. Williams
Miss Williams
Mrs. Bundy
Evening Gatherings At Infantry Club And Dinners At Home
Social notes describe an Infantry club evening with Regimental card club meetings. Mrs Charles F Morton hosts a garde this afternoon while Captain and Mrs Walker host a dinner tonight. Major and Mrs Noble entertained friends Thursday evening with a dinner of beautiful appointment and pink carnations.
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Garde
Marty
William H. Noble
Cavera
Coronel
Mia
Guilfoyle
Major
Ainee Kimball
Paul Renter
Art Club Elects Officers and Plans Summer Meetings
The Art Club met at four o'clock Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Griffin Cochran's home. Officers elected include President Mrs. Fiske, Vice President Mrs. F. H. Jones, Secretary Miss Florence Mott, Treasurer, and Director of Programs Mrs. I. B. Bartlett. Members decided to continue summer meetings with miscellaneous programs. Good attendance reported.
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Griffin Cochran
Fiske
Florence Mott
Robert Morton
I. 8. Bartlett
Pitt Covert Host Five Hundred Club Evening
Mr and Mrs Pitt Covert entertained the Tuesday evening five hundred club at their home with delightful hours of play. Guests included Mr and Mrs F B Sheldon and members Messrs and Mesdames Schnitger Swan Chaplin Mullen Beard Potter Mr Patten and the hosts as the night progressed with refreshments and merriment.
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Pitt Covert
F. B. Sheldon
Messrs. and Mesdames
Methodist Aid Society Meets for Social Afternoon
In church circles the Methodist Aid society held a Thursday afternoon meeting in the church with Mrs. F. F. Durbin Mrs. X. Barnum and Mrs. J. W. Brooks as hostesses. Forty ladies attended and enjoyed a social afternoon ending with an elaborate lunch.
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Methodist Afa Society
F. F. Durbin
X. Barnum
J. W. Brooks
HS Harris
F, Arm
Society event planned at church parlors in two weeks
The society will entertain guests in two weeks at the church parlors, offering a social event in a religious setting.
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Society
Mrs Doak Hosts South Cheyenne W T U Meeting
Mrs Doak entertained the South Cheyenne W T U on Thursday afternoon. The gathering included devotional exercises and music followed by a social hour. Fourteen ladies attended and the topic “Non-Alcoholia Medication” was introduced. Two weeks later the society will meet with Mrs Jensen at 302 Fl Sih Street.
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Mra. Doak
Mra. Jensen
Dinner event at Parish House by Indies of St Mart Guild
The Indies of St Mart a Guild hosted a hot dinner last evening in the Parish House dining room, with attractive table settings and skilled management. Mrs N Potter will greet Congregational Mission Circle this afternoon. The High School Cadets plan a public exhibition drill and wall scaling contest at the high school gym tonight with new features and music by the Eleventh Infantry band.
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le High School Symnasium
Eleventh Infantry
Card of thanks from Ohenstein family
We thank friends and the Jewish Circle and Mr Sinai Congregation for kindness sympathy and flowers after the death of our father Chas Ohestein and Mr and Mrs Sam Ohestein Mr and Mrs Hugo Ohestein Miss Lena Ohestein.
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Mr. Sinai Congregation
Chas, Ohestein
Sam Ohenstein
Huco Ohenstein
Lena Ohevatein
Meat markets close on Arbor Day at noon
Arbor Day closure affects all meat markets with early closing at noon. Vendors pause operations while trees and community events are observed in town.
Rummage Sale Continues at Pierce’s Old Store
A Sherman Co. auction lists items at 1607 Capitol Ave with daily additions including wallpaper and plate rails. In Washington, the Senate adopted a joint resolution authorizing immediate use of 1.5 million dollars from Mississippi river funds to repair lower levees. bill moves to the House.
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Edmiston Recalls Titanic Near Miss and European Tour
W S Edmiston former editor and magazine publisher returns to Cheyenne after a voyage abroad. He says the Titanic sank due to carelessness, notes Lapland sailed a hundred miles north of the Titanic path amid ice. He describes stops from New York to Venice and Swiss Alps and compares European farming with American methods.
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State Leader
Cheyenne
Fcebergs
Lea
Edmiston
T Hey
New York
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Holland
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Colorado Aims to Divert Auto Route Leader
Grand Junction boosters return from Salt Lake City with support for a central trans continental route. Governor Spry of Utah backs the middle route and will join a large delegation at the upcoming good roads meeting. Plan calls for a route from Denver through Colorado to Grand Junction then into central Utah toward Salt Lake City.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Salt Lake City
Spry
Utah
C. P. Allen
Colorado As
Chicago to House a Child's Theater Within a Year
The Chicago branch of the Drama League of America plans a theater devoted entirely to plays for children within a year. Speakers say children offer a strong field to cultivate better drama due to their higher susceptibility to impressions.
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Chicago
Drama League of America
Patlo James 104 Reflects on Smoking Health Impact
In San Bernardino California Patlo James age 104 the San Bernardino Valley Indians patriarch said he had smoked for ninety nine years but fears cigarettes are harming him after he collapsed and was attended by a physician in the first visit of his life Read the Cheyenne State Leader.
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Cal
Patlo James
San Bernardino Valley
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