Farewell Dinner and Social Events for Cheyenne Group
Mr and Mrs C L Rigdon hosted a farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs G Hopkins Mr and Mrs Grant Hopkins and family in Cheyenne with elegant yellow and white decor. The party included many attendees from the Mercury club circle and locals as they prepared for departures to Washington and Denver for health and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Rigdon
G. Hopkins
Grant Hopkins
Washington, D. C
D. J. Howell
Dr. Rigdon
Cheyenne
G. T. Goodrich
Erma and
Dorothy Goodrich
Wheatland
Hazel Stephens Hosts Thirteenth Birthday Party Soiree
Hazel Stephens entertained nearly twenty of her young friends at a mer ry party celebrating her thirteenth birthday. Decorations featured flage and summer flowers, and a cake crowned with the Stars and Stripes. Louise Hofmann won a prize in a game. gift exchanges and a birthday feast followed. Nurses from St John’s hospital hosted two social events at the week, including a dance and a wienie roast at Lake Minnehaha with chaperone Mary Brown and hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Stephens
G. A. Stephens
Louise Hofmann
Sylvia Penman
Mrs. Stephens
Gladys Tyson
Margaret LaPontaine
Margaret Hefferon
Louise Wolcott
Helen Connelly
Bertha Stone
Nancy Haggard
Mary Constance Alexander
Eleanor Gereke
Helen Nimmo
Helen Davidson
Anna Nelson
Winifred Garlock
Lillian Strader
Adda Mae Henderson
St. John’s
St. John’s Hospital
Nurse's Cottage
Lake Minnehaha
Walker
Lawrence
Leight French
Clyde Petereen
Henry Arp
Lacey McLoughlin
John McCrillis
Norman Black
Cheyenne
Paul
Ralph Peale
Fort Traxler
George Matkins
Fort Russell
Mary Brown
Margaret O'Brien
Margaret Clary
Belle Clark
Mamie Campbell
Ruth Ree
Kathryn Walsh
Sadie Daniels
Em Mia Giesel
Battery Twenty-fifth Artillery Dance at Parish House
The Twenty-fifth artillery unit hosts a dancing party Saturday evening at the Parish house. The event honors the members of the Sunergae of St. Mark's and their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fifth Artillery
Sunergae
St. Mark's
Benefit Concert for Third Wyoming Regiment W G N
A benefit concert will be held Friday evening August 4 at Eagle Hall to raise funds for the band. Attendees pay a silver offering at the door, with Mrs Harold Vaughan directing a program featuring Cheyenne’s top musical talent and a growing list of patrons and patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Wyoming Regiment
Eaglee’ Hall
Harold Vaughan
Cheyenne
Visiting List Sees Hopkins Move to Washington
Mrs J M Carey returns from the ranch and observes the Hopkins family departure for Washington D C where J G Hopkins begins his post as first assistant to the secretary of the interior. Hopkins car accompanies Grant Hopkins and family. Mr and Mrs Lewis McReynolds and Fred Scott arrive for a motor visit at L R Tyson's home. Mrs Nimmo Miss Nimmo and Miss Riner return from ten days in Colorado Springs visiting Betty David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hofmann
Lincoln, Neb
Vogel Geilier
J. G. Hopkins
Phil
Ralph
Grant Hopkins
Washington, D. C
Hopkins
Secretary of the Interior
the Hopkins
Cheyenne
Lewis McReynolds
Max, Neb
Estes Park
Denver
L. R. Tyson
David Nimmo
Mary Nimmo
Betty Riner
Colorado Springs
Betty David
Picnic and Dance for Local Clubs This Afternoon and Evening
The Women’s Clubs K M A plan a Lake Minnehaha picnic this afternoon with games and a five o clock supper wienie roast. Members are asked to bring utensils while plates are provided. A Knights and Ladies of Security dance follows at K C Hall tonight open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Hall
Knights and Ladies of Security
Nephew of General Von Lindenberg Joins U S Navy
Francis Schick, Yale Sheffield Scientific School student, enlisted in the United States Navy and serves as a naval engineer. His mother is a sister of the German general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau
Francis Schick
von Jlindenberg
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
United States Navy
St Mark's Guild Hosts Parish House Dance This Evening
The Guild of St Mark's will entertain with a dance at the Parish House this evening, inviting parishioners and friends to join in music and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark's
Social evening at Congregational church hosts 150 crowd
The Christian Endeavor society led by Ruth Chaplin held a social in church parlors on Wednesday evening with about 150 attendees, many from Fort Mussell. Games, power stunts, and musical numbers delighted the group, Mr Meneley from the post sang baritone solos, and hot coffee and homemade cookies were served. The crowd praised each party as better than the last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational Church
Meneley
The
Post
Promotions and social events at Fort Russell cavalry post
Officers of the First Cavalry congratulate Colonel Fulte on brigadier general promotion. Maj J W Craig promoted to colonel and to depart for Battle Creek Mich. Col S F Arnold and Maj George W Moses named colonels and to join new stations. Mrs Lee Fuller hosts dinner for Dr and Mr Magruder. Twenty fourth Cavalry holds a hop. Mrs Smoke hosts children party with park trip and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Cavalry
Fulte
J. W. Craig
Twenty-fifth Cavalry
National Army
Battle Creek
Mich
Craig
Philippine Constabulary
S. F. Arnold
George W. Moses
Twenty-fourth Cavalry
Col
Mrs. Lee Fuller
Mr. Magruder
Coterie Art Club Meets at Mrs Gnam Home
The Coterie Art club held a pleasant Wednesday session at Mrs. Ed Gnam's home with eleven of twelve members present and one visitor Mrs. Al bee, recently back from Omaha. Sweet peas decorated the setting and a dainty tea followed sewing and visiting. Mrs. Carl Gyiling to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie Art Club
Ed Gnam
Albee
Cheyenne
Omaha
Carl Gyiling
Birthday party for Mystic Maze club at Beaman home
Mrs Frank Beaman celebrated her birthday with the Mystic Maze club afternoon at her home. Pink and white sweet peas decorated the rooms. A guessing contest entertained the guests. Mrs A Christensen won the prize. Tea at six closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beaman
Mystic Maze Club
A. Christensen
Carrie Beman
Denver
Madame Smith
Martha Smith
Mesdames Hanesworth
Taylor
Christensen
Frank Mith
Quayle
Waldo
Frank Schmidt
Roseboom
Three Companies File Incorporation Papers
Three firms filed incorporation papers with the secretary of state. The Heely-Wyonleg Ol company, capital $400000, based in Casper, incorporated by Edward Losewell, Edward A. Sproul and KR. K. Staley. The Plains Investment company, $10000, based in Luraine, incorporated by HM, A. Keyes, W. Rh Watt and Elwood P. Johnson. The Notches ON company, $1000000, based in Casper, incorporated by A. E. Stirrett, E. O. Houck and J. W. Dinesseßheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Heely-Wyonleg Ol Company
Casper
Edward Losewell
Edward A. Sproul
KR. K. Staley
The
Plains Investment Company
Luraine
A. Keyes
W. Rh
Watt
Elwood P. Johnson
Notches ON Company
Carmen Strike Ends as Carmen Accept Peace Terms
Kansas City reports the street car strike ended when the Carmen accept a peace agreement proposed by officials and the Labor Department representative. Cars will resume service tomorrow after eight days idle. The company will arbitrate wage and working condition disputes through committees. the union drops the closed shop demand and pledges no member discrimination. Mayor praises the agreement as a victory and says a vote will finalize adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mate
Carmen
Department of Labor
Fredek
Cara
Aid
Insurance Men Will Be Dined at Casper
Casper expects a visit of 200 Missouri State Life Insurance Company agents from the Sho code of clubs. They travel by special train and tour local industries while in Casper, then tour Yellowstone National Park at company expense. The Industrial Club arranged their stay and parading plans call for a large city turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
Yellowstone National Park
Witch
Industrial Club
Mais Editor Charged With Sedition and Death by Suffocation
Paris reports Miguel Almereyda editor of Bonnet Rouge died in a prison infirmary from strangulation using a shoe string. The autopsy confirmed suffocation as the cause after a prior arrest linked to a large 150,000 franc suspicious check from Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Miguel Almereyda
Bonnet Rouge
Ministry of Justice
Switzerland
Engel Aircraft plan to form 2 million aircraft company
In Cleveland, Ohio, the Engel Aircraft Company of Niles and Columbus announced a preliminary step toward organizing a $2,000,000 aircraft manufacturing concern to produce machines for wholesale government use. George S. Patterson said H. D. Baker, brother of the secretary of war, remains interested in the project. A stockholders meeting to organize the larger company was planned for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, C
Engel Aircrart Company
Niles
Columbus
George S. Patterson
H. D. Baker
Compans
Patterson
International conference seeks end to war in Italy
The Times-Union reports an unnamed Italian site hosts an international financiers conference. Nicholas A. Trandy, a noted Albany and New York financier, recently traveled to Europe to participate in discussions aimed at ending the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ittaly
Times-Union
Nicholas A. Trandy
I Fn Aneier
New York City
Europe
Seed grain demand to be very heavy in Wyoming counties
Seed grain demand will be very heavy as Lar amie county farmers are asked to supply rye and other seed to nearly all Wyoming counties. Con verse, Johnson, Weston and Campbell counties report unprecedented seed needs due to few new settlers. Some threshing has occurred in the county but no winter wheat sown yet. The recent threshing yield in Wellerman was higher than expected, according to Bowe Reynolds, agricultural agent for Laramie county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyoming
Converse
Johnson
Weston
Camppbell
Laramie County
Tila
Weller
Bowe
Reynnolds Wartcultural
Lara
Mie Counw
Wreck Charges Loom as Crew Held on Bond
Wesley Negus and Willen Tyran of the Trotes crew in New Haven face charges after a North Wrantford wreck on Monday. Twenty lives were affected with arrests today. Each defendant is held on 100 dollars bond pending state probe results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Waven
Wesley Negus
Willen
Tyran
North Wrantfard
Presbyterian Ald Society to Meet at Church Parlour
The Presbyterian Ald society will gather this afternoon in the church parlour for its regular meeting. Members are expected to discuss fellowship plans and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ald Society
Governor Whitman urges police exemption for New York officers
Governor Whitman advised Police Commissioner Wood to seek exemption for New York policemen. He wrote President Wilson that all police in cities over two million should be exempt, arguing big-city forces need special training and are essential at home during war conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ave
Wood
Whitman
Wilson
Sail
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California
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Mrs. Fleming
Thomas Wier
Salt Lake City
Isabelle Wier
St. Louis
H. B. Henderson
Fiffe R. Dodds
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Mr. Howell
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Dorethy
Greeley
L. Rigdons
Mrs. A. P. Walton
Fr. Kalman
Rachiel Florence
Ruth Chaplin
David
Verling Hart
Lehoy Snow
Overland Country Club
MR. Tate
von Bindendami
Uncle Bam
Iness
Guild Donner
Christian Fadeavor
Fort Russell Society
Miss Florence Biggler
Twentyfourth Cavalry
Coterie
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Rhone
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Lovey Department
Win. Myers Dry Goods Co
Trotes
Outfit
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White America
Pinglement
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Nurnam
Jersey City
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