Women Bridge Clubs Meet This Week Across City
The Women’s clubs hold several gatherings this week with Mrs William Dubois hosting a Wednesday bridge afternoon at her Park addition home, Mrs Phota hub hosting Friday meeting with Mrs Charles Cunningham, and Mrs Harry Nottage receiving Thursday for the Help One Another club at 508 10th Street. Mrs Robert O'Tiren hosts the W W C of the RB M A this afternoon at Mrs George Harrison’s home, 2223 Eddy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dubois
Park Addition
My Phota
Mra
Charles Cunningham
Harry Nottage
RB. M. A
Robert O'Tirien
George Harrison
Eddy Street
Presbyterian and Jewish Society Meetings Planned This Week
Presbyterian Ald society hosts Friday afternoon at 415 East 25th Street with Mrs J F E Jamison and Mrs Witeegk. Mrs Dawson entertains the Methodist Ald on Thursday at 619 West Flat Street. Jewish Circle mistress Mrs Bernstein welcomes the Jewish Ladies Circle at 2 30 this afternoon with a large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ald
J. FE. Jamison
Witeegk
Presbyterian Ald Society
W C T U Meeting Scheduled With Mrs Cotchell
The W C T U will hold a Friday afternoon meeting with Mrs Cotchell in attendance.
Japanese Tea and Dance at St Mark's Parish House
The Sunergae of St Mark's plans a Japanese Tea and Dance this afternoon and evening at the Parish House. It promises a delightful affair with generous patronage invited. All are welcome, both old and young, to attend.
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Rockafield
The Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist church will hold a meeting Friday at 2 50 o'clock in the afternoon with Mrs G W Rockafield at 522 W Qipt street. The mite boxes will be collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
G. W. Rockafield
Qipt Street
Lawn Fete Planned at City Park with Music and Refreshments
A Lawn Fete hosted by Lawn Pee The Altar and Rosary society will be held Thursday at City Park. Visitors are welcomed, with elaborate amusements, refreshments, decorations and both afternoon and evening events. The Arillery band will perform in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary Society
Witich
Guild Meeting Hosts Named For Parish House Friday
Mrs John Whittaker and Mrs Lila Palmer will preside as hostesses at the Guild morning gathering to be held Friday at the Parish House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whittaker
Lila Palmer
Guild Merning
Carey, Tynan Named Wyoming Delegates at National Convention
Robert D. Carey of Cheyenne named national committeeman from Wyoming at the progressive convention in Chicago. He also serves on the committee on resolutions. Thomas T. Tynan of Sheridan named to the committee on credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert D. Carey
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Thomas T. Tynan
Sheridan
Wyo
Wilson and Marshal Meet After Year apart in New Jersey
Governor Wilson and Senator Marshall met at the Seaside Hotel in Aragi rs New Jersey marking their first encounter in a year. Marshall attended Seagirt ceremonies where Wilson would be notified of his nomination. The event highlighted a brief, cordial exchange and plans for a luncheon with the notification committee and Democratic governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aragirs
N. J
Marshall
Seagirt
Gov. Wilson
James
Kentucky
Wilson
For Sale Piano Credit Voucher Denver Music Co
Piano credit voucher for $110 from Denver Music Co. must be used by Ava. Address 713 West 24th Street. The notice notes the date as the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Music Co
Ava
24Th St
Roosevelt Party Debates Trusts and Negro Delegates
The convention debates retention of the Sherman act and a new Inter State Industrial Commission to regulate monopolies and railroads. It unseated both white and Negro delegates from Florida and Mississippi, stirring East and South divisions over Negro participation. Jane Addams of Chicago sided with Southern Negroes amid the close vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Industrial Commission
Credentials Committee
Florida
Mississippi
Julius T. Mitchell
Rhode Island
Roosevelt
Jane Addams
All House
Chicago
Illinois
Ancestry Prompt and Fear of Water Jibe
A light exchange jokes about Mr. Tankington tracing his ancestry to the flood and inheriting a fear of water, playing on lineage and phobia in a playful tone.
Frontier Days Program Promises Historic Livestock Show
The Frontier Days schedule lists events across Aug 14 to 16, 1912 with military maneuvers, Indian races, cow pony derbies, saddle and roping contests, buffalo driving, bulldogging, and a three day Denver Post Ladies Relay. Prizes range from 15 to 1000 dollars with cups and saddles, open to world contenders and Sioux participants, featuring Captain Hardy, Rush Razee, and US Army officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Hush Rares
Ponlea
Thraes
United States Army
United States
Fort D. A. Russell
tLadlies
Roper
Lot
Corral
Captain Hardy
Rush Razee
Denver Post
United Tes Army i
Harépend
Rush
Amoke
Cheyenne Frontier Celebration
Indian War Dances and Cowpony Races at Frontier Event
Event list details many contests at Cheyenne Frontier celebration including Indian War Dances by Sioux, Squaw and Cowpony races, hat and relay events, bulldogging and bucking contests, wild horse races, and final roping events. Prizes range from 5 to 100 dollars with various conditions and horse requirements.
Kopalds Shoe Store Moves to New Cheyenne Location
Kopalds Shoe Store shifts from the Capitol Avenue theatre building to 205 West 17th Street. Owner Kopald promises low prices 3.60 and 5.00 and up-to-date stock in Cheyenne. He has run the store ten months and believes the move benefits the public. Yard master Arthur Amehler returns to Cheyenne briefly. he had moved his family to California for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopald
Capitol Avenue Theatre
17Th Street
Wyoming
Kopard
Cheyenne
Arthur Amehler
Umahler
California
Notich Teamsters Local 289 Special Meeting
Local 289 calls a special meeting Monday evening August 12 at the K of P hall. Members are expected to be present, meeting called at o'clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P.falil
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WM. Myers Dry Goods CO
L. RK. Tyson
Methodist
Jewish Circle
W. Cc. T. VU
Methodist Missions
Catey 18
National
Commeteeman
Marshal
Capitol Commercial CO
Capitol Ave
Teddy
Tam
Sands
Carey Ave
Digein
Kelley Mercantile CO
10Th
Kopald’s Shoe Store
Notich Teamsters
T. B. Alway
Cheyenne Creamery
Cheyenne Creamery CO
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