Social events in Cheyenne honor Owens and Carey guests
The HQlTV Club and church members hosted informal dinners and bridge teas in Cheyenne. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Owens of Los Angeles and Mrs. Johnson of Little Rock supporting a week of gatherings with prizes and elaborate teas. Attendance featured Mrs. Chenstein and Mrs. Asche among others. The male clerks plan a Lake Minnehaha outing with games and a feast.
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Vive
Sam Chenstein
Hueo Chenstein
Johnson
Little Rock
Ilinois
Asche
Ielena
Montana
Sidney
Fiele
St. Louia
Bridee
Sehfele
Pearlatine
Visiting List Highlights Mobility of Local Residents
A collage of social notes shows many residents traveling or returning home from visits. Miss Laura Lee returns from In for a week in Laramie while Mrs. JC Shanthlin of South Bend leaves for home after weeks with her parents in Cheyenne.
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Laura Lee
Laramie
JC. Shanthlin
South Bend
Indiana
G. H. Gilland
A. Fox
Denver
Sam Smoke
Columbia
Missouri
Captain
Mim. Smoke
FORT RUSSEIL DINNER ENTERTAINMENT NOTED
Captain and Mrs. Smoke will entertain at dinner this evening. Colonel and Mrs. Penrose have postponed their departure from Port.
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Mre
Mre. Penrose
Port
Miss Patricia Burke Engaged to Nobleman in Romance Abroad
The Los Angeles heiress Patricia Burke, daughter of the late John Humphery Burke, is reportedly engaged to a European nobleman for the third time in her career abroad. Source mentions suitors including Juan de Ropez de Ayals, Marquis de Fuensanta, and Ludovico Piggatelli DAragon, with ties to Spanish and English aristocracy, amid society gossip and dramatic past engagements.
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London
Patricia Burke
John Humphery Burke
Los Angeles
Wen
Earl of Contenham
California
Juan de Ropez de Ayals
Marquis de Fuensanta
Seville
Spain
Ferdinand de Bourbon
Social swirl as Boulder visits and travels span the week
Miss Lois plans a Boulder stay with friends while Miss Hughes from Indianola tours with sister Mea. J P Jensen families depart for home. Miss Rossile Stone heads to Portland for vacation. Mayor La Pontalne and daughter travel to Rik Mountain for fishing. General Hugo Doutelman leaves for Ogden Utah and western state trips. Mrs Somerfield Taylor arrives in Denver from San Francisco and the Philippines and meets her father who joined them there before they return to Cheyenne. Mrs Leigh A Puller hosts a formal tea with Colonel and Mrs Marble and guests including Miss Mercer California, Mrs LeMay and Mr Hepath. A dancing party lights up Mrs Berty’s quarters with officers and ladies.
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Somerfield Taylor
Denver
San Francisco
Philippines
With
Yeaterday
Cheyenne
Taylor Wes Mise Provence
Birthday celebrations and picnic hosted by local families
A group from Post and Camp Kendrick invited society maids and townspeople for Betty Meyer and Duncan Smoke birthday anniversaries. Guests rode in the Daugherties to City Park for a frolic then Vaughan's for refreshments, rain only delaying the plans. An evening dinner party at Mrs. Meyer’s quarters followed with a refined guest list including the Bristol and Richardson couples, Ott, Speer, and three hostesses.
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Kendrick
Edgar Meyer
Edgar Mevrer
Lawson
Carton
Women’s clubs host Woolcott and matron’s club visit
Mrs Clesson Wolcott will receive the Jables of the Past Matron’s club this afternoon at Mrs Roy Henderson’s home. The Help One Another club will be entertained Thursday afternoon at Mrs Elizabeth Hawes’s home.
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Clesson Wolcott
Roy Henderson
Elizabeth Hawes
Church Circles Hostesses Meet In Parlors
The Haptint Missionary Society will meet in the church parlors this afternoon at three o’clock with Messrs Cecil Law and DeMoulin as hostesses. Presbyterian Aid Society plans a meeting Friday afternoon and Frances Willard W T U held a session yesterday at Mrs J F Roseman’s home with a large turnout despite the storm. Mr Thomas and Mrs Fox of Cochran California sang a duet and Miss Minute John played a piano solo in a devotional and business session focusing on topics for primary construction.
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Mises Viola
Gladys Kleinke
Steve Kingham
Mra. Kingham
Mesdames
Alex Nimmo
W. H. Gill
L. W. Trumbull
DT Kepler
L. H. Forde
Janes True
W. B. Streeter
Martha Forenson
Enos Laughlin
James Morten
R. B. Davidson
David Nimmo
John Hunter
John
W. J. Quayle
A.christensen
McAllister
Wiliam Carpenter
SoQety
Merdamer
Cecil Law
DeMoulin
Heesbyterian Aid Society
Mondanon
W. Devine
Peter
Presbyterian Aid Society
Frinces Willard W
Ais in Parisian Gowns on Lyric Stage In‑ternational Marriage
Rita Jolivet stars as the American daughter of a millionaire in An International Marriage at the Lyric theater. Elliot Dexter displays a dramatic use of a large revolver in a plot driven by crime and intrigue.
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Lyric Theater
Rita Jolivet
Countess Cippiro
Elliot Dexter
Paramount
Frontier Days and Ito History Cherished by Collector
A reader reflects on how frontier days and the concept of Ito history shaped his life, valuing authentic historical artifacts as treasured possessions. The piece highlights personal connection to past eras and the significance of preserving local heritage.
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Ito
Atlas Road Show Highlights Featured Acts Tonight
The Atlas weekly road show presents approved circuit acts for a clean entertainment night. The Staging Wolf is billed as a standout on the English speaking stage and promises a knockout performance from start to finish. Tomorrow Alpine company opens with O' Cheyenne and music is interpolated throughout.
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O' Cheyenne
Colorado Doubts Shadow Hughes Bid as GOP Charts Votes
The Boulder Camera cites Chairman Wilcox doubting key states like Oklahoma Kentucky Colorado and Missouri while predicting 600 sure Hughes votes. He forecasts additional states in a later report though questions Colorado remain. no sane politician views Colorado as doubtful for a Wilson plurality.
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Boulder
Wilcox
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Colorado
Missouri
Hughes
Bis Wilson
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Ln Angeles
Gynmer Flowers
Airy
Frances
Avia
Agnee Wright
Bostene
Rh. M. A. Piente
Lake Minnehaha
Kensington
Mra
Shanklin
Jt. C. Shanklin
G. HW. Gilland
Bruce Jones
Inner Party
Major &. Andersen
Anderseon
Twenty-fifth Street
HH. A. Floyd
Major Sinclair
Major Smith
Nelson
Misa Joxie Barrett
Moreau
Hoat
Major
Andersen
Engade
MC. A
University Place
Nebraska
Mr. and
Mite
Koob Chaffee
Hoger and
Helen
Lookout Mountain
A. J. Gerace
Dorothy
Eleanor
MeccBarl Shinde
Gladys Gereke
Mr. Gereke
Farne Creeley
Sundar
Mre. A. TH. Marble
Mien Mercer
Low Angelee
Mira Lois Marble
Marrie
Leeat
Clarence
Leant
Merioe Corp
Merece Enhine
J. C. Williame
Mee A. Beott
Mr. Deitrick
Migs Pilkonor Leighton
Port Collins End
Poudee
Charles Waccon
Gertrude
Wheatland
Cheronie
Sanday
Euetta
D. P. Rivane
Lee
Autimer
Chevenny
Mre. C. C. Carlile
Mies
Green Hiver
Mr. Lee
LO Eycnne
Scott Martin
L East Nineteenth Street
Martin
Nellie Hackman
Mian
Boston
W. H. Barton
Margaret Burdick
John Dugan
Jack and
Francis
Omaha
Dugan
Peter Bergersen
Mr. Dugan
Mr. F. Dugan
Mr. Creighton Waters
Ferris
Joseph Oberfelder
North Platte
Wasserman
Pearlstine
T. C. Crabb
Des Moines
Iowa
Mr. Crabb
Miow Gladya Kleloke Haa
Ruth Mellquan
Joho Ff. Fullerton
Noone
Davhi Miller
Mise
Cyrus Beard
William Maas
Hattiesburg
Mixeiastops
Walter Yeager
Everett Simonde
Lincoln
Harry Dareham
India
Seventeenth Street
Fort Russeil
Ludovico Piggatelli D'Aragon
Katherine Duke
Charles Hdward Pepyn
England
Earl of
Cottendal
Cottendam
Earl of Abergavenny
Rivenden Priory
Gering-on- Thames
Oxfordshire
Patricia'burhe
Quori
Miss Lois
Miss Hughes
Indianola
Town
Mea
J. P. Jensen
Rossile Stone
Portland
Oregon
Hugo Doutelman
Ogden
Utah
Evanston
Leigh A. Puller
wueHle
Colonel Aut Mere
Elisabeth Keilier
Mror A. Hi. Marble
vieiGor
Mins Mercer
Mra. LeMay
Mr. Hepath
Mire
Berty
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
West 17Th St
Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Uly
Atlas Today
Atlas Weekly
Kalman
Baur
Kalman’s
IO W. Tith
Ren F. Swisher
West 17Th Street
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