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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1919
Page
3
Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Weytering has purchased a former Bellamy residence on Lara mie, to be occupied next year as a fraternity house. The mansion has served as a girls dormitory and men s commons. Several visitors from across the region are listed in Cheyenne today.
Five returned soldiers Louis Burke John Baker Elmer Als Dass Thomas Weed and Jim Burnett enjoyed a trout dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs George Anderege of Sheridan at 6 o clock in Cheyenne The event followed by social time with invited local girls Mr Anderege had just returned from Lake Geneva where he fished well Mrs Anderege organized the feast and the guests praised the hosts hospitality Several visitors including Mr and Mrs Harry Adams and Ole Johnson were seen at Cheyenne locales with other travelers from Denver Chicago Kalispell Reno and Los Angeles among others.
Local residents arrive and depart from Cheyenne including Mr and Mrs W C Kincaid returning from Denver after a week, J S Wallace of Lexington on a brief stay, J E B Blumhein of Indianapolis visiting, and Mrs Charles Stone en route home to Evanston. Guests at the Albert Crowland home include Mr and Mrs Guy Graves and children of Kimball Nebraska, and Captain and Mrs W K Myler. Dr Myler returns from overseas and plans to resume practice in Cheyenne. Dr and Mrs G Y Beard return from Yellowstone trip. Queen Esther circle to meet at M Roseboom’s home with Mrs Warrington and Miss Weaver assisting. Mrs Ione Ellison of Green River leaves for Lodgepole Nebraska. Women’s club of the R M A meets Aug 6 at Mrs L R Tyson’s home. collection for French orphans noted. Jessie La Pash of Laramie visiting. Miss Joyce Sullivan hosts a 5 o’clock tea Friday.
Lieutenant Robert Wilson, after a few days here, left to visit friends. He served in the medical corps rising from the ranks to a commissioned officer with 18 months overseas. He once was ward sergeant in a small hospital in France and later met Misa Bolton, a trained nurse formerly with Grand Avenue Hospital in Laramie. Mrs Bolton joined the army of occupation and went to Germany. Dr Ralph A Graves and W R Mensing of Ruston, Texas, are visitors. Captain S A Karfilen of Washington DC is here on business.
Miss Beatrice Dana a Wyoming University graduate impressed at a social afternoon with vocal solos. Dana plans to return to Laramie as a domestic science teacher. Miss Mildred Kiersey of Long Beach arrives from Fort Collins to stay with the Thompsons in Cheyenne. Mr F C Ballinger and Miss Rosa Monewal quietly wed and plan a two week road trip through Colorado to Saratoga. Ballinger is son of Davenport residents. Manewal, a Cheyenne native, works for GC & S. A. R. C. Other guests include Youngs and Harris of Omaha for a brief stay.
Mrs George E Abbott invites guests for a bridge tea Monday afternoon at the Country Club in honor of her daughter Mrs A C Sackett of South Bend Indiana. Bert Siburn of Spokane Washington and Thomas Sawyer of North Platte are in town on business.
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