Social event notes and upcoming entertainments in Cheyenne
A detailed social page notes a tea hosted at 6 pm with Miss Clara Dodds and Miss Marie Milligan serving multiple courses to thirty guests. Mrs. Henderson plans another afternoon gathering. Also mentioned are Mrs. DeKay and Mrs. Hickey visiting bankers’ wives at an Atlas party and a lunch at the Robinson. Martha Sparling returns from Chicago to run her millinery shop. Enalyn Beriah M. Thompson sails from Mare Island for the California assignment after visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dodds
Marie Milligan
Henderson
DeKay
Enalyn Beriah M. Thompson
Mra
John Charles Thompson
Anunayolis Naval Academy
San Francisco
California
Mare Island
Delightful Kensington Party Hosts Elegant Afternoon
Mrs. Harry B. Henderson, famed for gracious hospitality, held a second social gathering yesterday afternoon. The rooms glowed with wealth of flowers including variegated sweet peas, nasturtiums, sweet clover, and wild blossoms arranged in bowls and vases. A congenial company of ladies filled the charming rooms at three o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Harry B. Henderson
Record of a Great Medicine a Pinkham’s story from Hooper
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helps a Hooper Nebraska woman after five years of female trouble. She describes severe bearing down pains back weakness and sleepless nights. After seven bottles she regained health and could work for eighteen boarders. The reader notes many have used the remedy after seeing her improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper
Nebraska
Lydia E. Pinkham
Toften
Lydia D. Pinkham
Sen v Permasion
Susig Templeton
Nebras
Pinkham
Lydia B
Altar and Rosary Lawn Fete at City Park Draws Crowds
The Altar and Rosary society of St Marks reports a successful lawn fete at City Park on Thursday with proceeds over 100 dollars. Large crowds attended both afternoon and evening, refreshments were in steady demand, and a Fort Russell Fourth Field Artillery band provided two hours of music. Notable visitors included Mrs T Fiskeha and Anne M Helbing, with several families visiting Cheyenne as Frontier guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Marks
City Park
Fourth Field Artillery
Fort Russell
Indies Attend Picture and Robin son Spread in Festive Style
A group of young Indies gathered Thursday evening to view a picture and share a meal at the Robinson in a pink and white themed event. Attendees included Marguerite Martin Mary Melnerney Annette Keefe Teresa Cervantes Mae Riley Helen Keefe Grace Cervantes Lidile Binery Lillian Keefe Louise Bren halon and guest Katie Teague of Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Marguerite Martin
Mary Melnerney
Annette Keefe
Teresa Cervantes
Mae Riley
Helen Keefe
Grace Cervantes
Lidile Binery
Lillian Keefe
Louise Bren Halon
Organ Recital to Be Given at Methodist Church Friday
Mrs V K Mart will present an organ recital and concert Friday evening August 16 at the Methodist church under the auspices of the Women’s Missionary Society There is no admission but a silver offering will be taken Mrs Dalton Olmatead will entertain Mrs Wilkes of Evanston over Frontier Mrs Wilkes arrived yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. K. Mart
Methodlet
Women's Missionary Society
Dalton Olmatead
Mrs. Wilkes
Evanston
Frontier
Party honors Miss WHdwinn Jeffers in North Platte
Miss WHdwinn Jeffers was guest of honor at a party hosted by her sister Miss Lileen Jeffers. Guests included Ruth Heenan Geraldine Heaney Velma Wilsock Mae Mahoney Dorothy Hopkins Kathryn Cahill Josephine Sweigert. The event featured a picture show visit and reserved tables for their pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whdwinn Jeffers
North Platte
Lileen Jeffers
W. M. Jeffere
Nobineda
Ruth Heenan
Geraldine Heaney
Velma Wilsock
Mae Mahoney
Dorothy Hopkins
Kathryn Cahill
Theater party at the Robinson hosts guests from Des Moines and Manchester
Thursday evening Misses Ida Griswold and Bonnie Jack hosted a theater party and supper at the Robinson. Guests enjoyed nasturtiums, shaded candles, and unique place cards with a long table setting. Honored guests included Miss McIntyre and Miss Banta, with others such as Mrs. W. N. Monfort and Mrs. Charles Cunningham. George Hunt and family visiting from Laramie return home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Griswold
Bonnie Jack
Robinson
McIntyre
Social events resume at Fort Russell post dinner hosted by Snyder couple
Increased social activity is evident as troops return and gaiety returns. Dr. and Mrs. Howard Snyder entertain at dinner to honor Mrs. Snyder's sister Mrs. H. A. McKenney of Fort Riley, their guest.
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Mrs
Howard Snyder
Snyder
H. A. McKenney
Fort Riley
Infantry Night Hop Opens At Post Gymnasium
Infantry plans a night hop at the Post gym with Cavalry Card Club meeting Monday evening. Mesdames Schulte Raborg and Snyder hostesses. Mrs Mitchell to preside at a luncheon Monday and host a card party Tuesday. Captain Myer to Fort Leavenworth. family to Fort Russet. others to Port Riley for winter.
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Cavalry Card Club
Cavalry Club
Mesdames Schulte, Raborg and Snyder
Mitchell
Edgar Myer
Fort Leavenworth
Mra
Myer
Betty
Fort Russet
Raborg
McCleave
Kilbourne
Port Riley
Fort Mussell
Unclear historical note on individuals and movements
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Dareynehy and Chilene Wendey with a Lieutenant Nareynehy. Details about instruction, home travel, and an extended visit are unclear and partially garbled in the source.
Bake Sale at Joineton Grocery Store This Sunday
In church circles the Haptiet Jochen hosts a bake sale at Joineton Grocery. Proceeds support church activities with home ranked deli snacks for Sunday dinner and tea.
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Joineton
Oud of At Mark's Meeting Before Bazaar
The Oud of At Mark's meeting with Mesdalles Whittaker and Palmer ended with departure for the autumn bazaar. Attendees planned arrangements, and refreshments were served as attendance was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. Mark's
Parleh Howe
Mesdalles Whittaker
Palmer Ag
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Social Held with Refreshments
Mrs J W Janionen and Mrs Wilveck hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Aid yesterday afternoon with Mrs Ed Kelly presiding. Attendees enjoyed social time and refreshments for about twenty five members. Local reader praises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J. WH. Janionen
Mra
Wilveck
Irs
M. Fe. Gebhardt
Twenty Aldermen in Detroit Graft
Detroit prosecuting attorney announces that about twenty aldermen will be arrested on charges of conspiracy to defraud the city. Nine previously arrested aldermen and the secretary of the common council face bribery charges from railroad companies. more arrests are expected based on new evidence.
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Detroit
Mivch
Ave
Shepard
Common Council Committees
Lberty
Mistah White Man and the Winged Halo Dream
A speaker addresses a white man as a minstrel figure, asking where the promised halo and wings have gone. The dialect piece frames a confrontation about promises, temptation, and backing away from a transformative moral leap. The narrator pleads for signs of change and begs guidance on a righteous path.
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Satan
The Problem of Sweating In England and the United States
A northern literary note from the November Chautyauquan compares perspiration across nations. It jokes about national types, heat tolerance, and rights of movement for citizens abroad. The piece favors equal treatment and fair play, noting humor in stereotypes and suggesting no real problem beyond hot weather.
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England
United States
Land of Liberty
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Reward Offered for Two Murderers by County Commissioners
The county commissioners asked Acting Governor Hout to authorize a $500 reward for the capture of Mike Dandrea, murderer of Hatshar near a miner at Sunrise. Sheriff Roach notes many suspects are foreigners, the case aided by miners and deputies, with a hidden man possibly in a house for a year. Also urged is a $500 reward for the capture of Sparr’s murderer in the Union Pacific yards.
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Hout
Mike Dandrea
Hatshar
Suthrlee
Dandrea
Houx
Sparr
Union Pacific
Knew His Limitations
An old man jokes about wine and meat at a dinner, claiming he cannot figure how to use his senses and forks yet is sure he can use the glass. The piece highlights humor about wealth and refinement through a rustic speaker.
Misread exchange hints at a misheard remark
Fragmentary lines suggest a misquoted conversation about a man named Digaotm and his standing in his occupation. The garbled text implies a claim of being a superior or skilled figure, with partial phrases about parking and killing.
Richard Problem Pirot Scientist Puzzles Amateur Seientiat
A puzzling note refers to Richard Problem and Pirot Scientist. The second scientist questions a claimed forty and suggests the puzzle would challenge an amateur scientist. The fragmentary text hints at a playful or teasing exchange about numbers and expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Problem
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Pagt
Doctor Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Ives
Es Ray
Slruggions
Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
Aaron
Pierce
Cnas
Farnnen
Dreaser
Martha Sparling
Miss Cottingham
Chicago
Sqicty
L. R. Tyson
East 18Th St
Telephone
Fr. T. Fiskehaw
Mise Anne M. Helbing
W. FP. McRoberta
Town City
Cheyenne
Northwest
Armi Mra
G. 5. Banta
McRoberts Oe
Banta
Delroy Shingle
Shingle
Bie
Albert Sandt
Poston
Mies T Wilrabeth Moran
Butte, Mont
Mins
Katie Teague
East Tenth Street
Bertha Byers
Jason Sawyer
Rawlings
Wyo
Chris Sawyer
Hilgendorf
German Lutheran Church
Rawling
William Gutch
Thomas Martin
Pine Bluffs
Mabel Sawyer
John Sawyer
Neb
F. Polhemus
William Norton
Colorado City, Colo
George Hunt
George, Jr
Laramie
Fort Russel
Thermuds Omong
Lao
Rae
Oravees
Per Doz
Hake Sale
Ludsay Scot
Temple
Ind
Sherman
the Consumers’ Supply Co
Phon
Kddy
Onicom A
Wildurd,nesbit
Dean
Lawly
Mintah
White Man
Hun
Borehner
Gorham
Sterling
Buechner Jewelry CO
ATLAS
the Harritys
Dal
Demarest & Doll
Piano
Pred Palmer
Ida DE LA Madge
Digaotm
Barnett's
Keystone
Mupper
Carl Chapman
Carey
Clara A. Ligter
Modesto & Pipitone
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne’s
West Seventeenth Street
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