Brilliant Cheyenne Society Teas and Red Cross Dance
Mrs. Charles Bristol hosts two five o clock teas at her East Twentieth Street home with elaborate decor and a Fort Russell orchestra. A mammoth Red Cross benefit dance at Maccabee temple, August 24, features First Cavalry Band, a grand march, Red Cross nurses, and a substantial donation to the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bristol
Cheyenne
East Twentieth Street
Red Cross
Maccabee Temple
First Cavalry
Fort Russell
Martin Saltzman
New York City
Enos
Topley Enos
Richards
Army
Navy
Lois Couch
Marjorie Floyd
Liberty
Columbia
Red Ross
Saltzman
Maccabee Hall
Y M C A Benefit Social At Baptist Church
An audience of at least one hundred attended the Baptist church Thursday evening for a Fort Y M C A benefit pageant titled Sisterhood. The program featured girls from Miss Marjorie Whipple and Miss Dorothy Van Winkle’s Baptist Sunday school classes, shown in acts from Greek maidens to modern factory workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy van Winkle
Battery C. Twenty-fifth Artillery Party Tonight
Battery C. Twenty-fifth artillery hosts a dancing party this evening at the Parish house for the ladies of the Sun ergae of St. Mark's and their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fifth Artillery
St. Mark's
Fort Russell Dance Delights Cheyenne Camp Visitors
The guild of St Mark’s hosted a Parish house dance last evening for Fort Russell enlist ed men and Cheyenne’s young ladies. Mrs Moorehouse and her orchestra provided music for a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark's
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Mary Connell to Inspect Cheyenne Lodge Today
Mrs. Mary Connell of Denver fourth grand vice president of the L A to the B of B T will visit Cheyenne to inspect the local lodge of the order today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A
Br.t
Mary Connell
Denver
L. A
B. of
B. T
Cheyenne
Order
Beckley Family Touring Denver Guests of Cheyenne Shingle
Mr and Mrs George Beckley, from Honolulu, visiting Denver with Dr and Mrs Shingle, plan a cross country automobile trip visiting Salt Lake City Ogden Pocatello and Jackson. Becketlys will hunt in the mountains from Jackson while the Denver household travels separately by train to Pocatello and Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beckley
Denver
Howard
Dovel
WN. G
Fort Sill
Okla
M. H. Hartung
Kirk Martung
Hartung
Gil Erets
Shiers
Carpenter
McCarthy
Virginia
Julia Carpenter
Des Moines
Iowa
Sonny Wells
Feever
Hartz Party Visits Chevenea From Kansas City
Mr and Mrs H F E Hartz of Kansas City with friends spent time in Estes Park before visiting Mrs Hartz mother Mrs L B Ammon and sisters Mrs K R A Morton and Mrs E J Kelley in Chevenea last Saturday. Mr Hartz left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. H. FE. Hartz
Kansas City
Estes Park
Chevenea
Mra. Harts
Mra. L. B. Ammon
Masdames KR. A. Morton
E. J. Kelley
Wife of British Brigadier General Visits America
Mrs Ronald Forbes wife of Brigadier General Forbes visits America after serving in France and London. She endured war injuries and aerial danger while emphasizing American support for French relief efforts and Allied cooperation.
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America
Denver
France
Bonita
London
Ronald Forbes
Highland
San Francisco
Mre
Meinertzhingen
Palestine
Army Service Corps
Lord Curzon
Lord Milner
Robert Cecil
Haines
Labor
Pershing
Life Hotel
Guildhall
Cheyenne Social Roundup of Visits and Departures
Thursday for home Myre and other visitors linger in Cheyenne. locals plan trips to Estes Park Denver and California. A mix of relatives from Beloit Cody Des Moines and Omaha visit, with many preparing to depart for Gilcrest Portland and the Pacific coast before returning home.
Women’s Clubs Hold Bazaar Prep and Social Run
Mrs Philip Brown hosted the Help One Another club with members making items for an October bazaar and handling club business. Mrs David Nimmo to host next. Elks Lodge hosted a Thursday evening dance with Kopard’s orchestra, punch served, biweekly informal hops noted.
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Philip Brown
Lilda
David Nimmo
Elks
Kopard
Social Circle at Methordlet Church Sewing Meeting
The Social Circle of the Methordlet church gathered for a season of visiting and sewing with Mrs. Frankenfield and visiting guests in attendance. Summer Cowers warmed the rooms as ladies worked on projects and discussed topics of interest while careful needlework continued until 4 o'clock when refreshments were served by the hostesses Mrs J C Evans Mrs W OC Hoskins and Mrs H R Millard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methordlet Church
J. C. Evans
Mra
W. OC
Hoskins
H.R. Millard
Frankenfield
Community supper and games at Lake Minnehaha marked by a wienie roast
Mrs. Fred Miller presided over a club event for sixty attendees at Lake Minnehaha yesterday afternoon. The gathering featured wieners, hot coffee, tuns, pickles, and other foods, with games for all ages and prizes for event winners. Carl Meyer was an honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Minnehaha
Walt
Dtck
Fred Miller
Fred Miller Is the President of the Club, and Mesdames Erle Gorham
Halph Smith
A J. Miller
Carl Meyer
Coal price to be fixed despite operators
State Fees Controller Carter said he would fix the price at the pit mouth despite coal operators who refused to join today’s hearing. He noted some operators still back the state plan under Governor Lowden, but others shifted to demand federal control after the food bill passage. A letter from Copley of Auror alleged rail officials conspired to create a car shortage to push coal prices higher.
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Chicago
Carter
Lowden
Congression
Copley of
Auror
State may seize all Missouri coal mines and operate them
Aug 17. Missouri Attorney General McAllister warned of using state power to protect the public from coal price gouging. He said the state may seize and operate all coal mines in Missouri and pursue prosecutions against coal dealers for alleged anti trust violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missouri
McAllister Inow
Gardner
Minsouri
Cheyenne Horse Racing Show To Feature Top National Horses
Wyoming's Frontier Park hosts a 19 day racing event with ten horses from New York Canada and the East. Crowds expected and management promises refined entertainment with orchestra and strict decency standards at the venue.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
New York
Canada
Cromes
Matthews
Metcalf
Tenney
Taylor
Sara
Foe
Pelmont Park
Chorehill Downs
Carrie
Thoroughbreds Face Barrier In Intriguing Race
A fragment describes seventeen five thoroughbreds and other entries in a barrier race with emphasis on unusual faces and spectacle. The text suggests one standout horse and painted details while noting the rest as less remarkable.
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Melba Kelley
A. A. Baerresen
C. E. Mains
Martha Ott
Estelle O' Hoyle
Jabelman
Lee Bristol
Ott
Kathryn Wade
H. E. Hartz
Mark Cox
William Waus
Hattiesburg
Miss
Salt Lake City
Edith Whipple
Muriel Bruce
Winifred Garlock
Mary Garlock
Company G
Wyoming National Guard
W. N.i
Jack Meyer
Captain Myers
Harry Riner
Riner
Franklin Dumim
Mary Nimmo
Mary Carpenter
Marriet Rossman
Betty Riner
Boyd’s Cash Market and Grocery
Broilers
Battery C. Dance
Guild Dance
Morbes
Lord Forbes
Meinertebagens Heebnnve Rervedge
Uder
Sats
Col
Leroy Lekis
Paris
Lewly
Fred Scott
Max, Neb
Cheyenne Enesty
L. BR. Tyson
Bone
McReynolds
Ashland
Nel
Dr. W. Betts
Beloit
Wis
Karl Betts
Bennett
Cody
Captain Bennett
Chevenny
Maine
California
R. L. Kokjer
Robert Lawson
Omaha
Mr. Kokjer
Fern Patterson
Grant Hopkins
TL. W. Trumbull
Pacific Coast
Portland
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Robert Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Thomas
Miss Grace Thomas
Mildred Rhoades
Colorado
A. GL. Putnam
Pike
Dane
Aa le
Wettineten
I. OM
AL Pienie
Allissours Onl Mendes
Win. Myers Dry Goods Co
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Frontier Park
Unitel States
Vlaxi
Hichester
Peter Ra
Cheyenne Commission Co
S Yards
E. M. Sandy
Sorenson
Frank Osborn
Dildine
For
Court House
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