Engagement and social whirl in Cheyenne society
Miss Elizabeth Whitaker hosts a bridge tea with guests from Fort Snelling and Denver while Anna Theresa Mullison's engagement to Edward Storey is announced. Other notes include a polo tea at the bungalow, Kensington teas, reunions, travel, and a birth announcement for the Garretts' third son at Cheyenne Private hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Whitaker
Marjorie Sturtevant
Fort Snelling Minn
Helen Mores
Denver
BE. Manson Smith
East Highteenth Street
Alice and
Louise Smith
Bertram W. Bennett
Geraldine Murray
Emily Johnston
Miss Mullison
Christian Mullison
Anna Theresa Mullison
Edward Thomas Storey
Storey
American National Bank
Mullison
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Pi Beta Phi
Bungalow
Polo Bungalow
Colorado
A. K. Smith
Kensington
Alberta Cox
New York City
Reeder
Mark Cox
Tuscon
Ariz
Hester B. Crutcher
Salida
Colo
Cheyenne
Marserie “Sturtevant
Helen’Mores
Mrs. Whitaker
Edward T. Garrett
Garretts
Boyd's
Women Welcome to Cheyenne Rifle Range for Practice
Colonel J B Dugan at Fort Russell invites men and women to use the government rifle range for target practice and contests. Rifles ammunition and targets are provided free. medals awarded for qualified sharpshooters. Local civic groups will organize teams and set contest dates with no prior experience required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Dugan
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Dugan
Chamber of Commerce of
Congress
Fort
D. A
Russell
Washington
John A. Fish
Mercury Club
Miss Graham
Graham
Lacey Gardens Brighten City Beauty Spots
Lacey gardens along Seventeenth Street between House and Evans are the city’s beauty spot. A banner year features a red and green color scheme, a velvet lawn, and a backdrop of dark red dahlias rising over five feet, with silver tipped geraniums and cream dahlias lining the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey Gardens
Seventeenth Street
House and
Evans
Lacay
Hunter Home
Douglas Rancher Seriously Injured by Freak Accident
Douglas Rancher John O Leary was seriously injured at his Dry Creek ranch when a horse kicked and impaled the pitchfork handle into his side, breaking two ribs and injuring a lung. The incident occurred Friday and the man required medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas, Wyo
John O'Leary
Dry Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alton Laughlin
Enos Laughlin
Phil Hopkins
Laughlin
Georgetown University
Hopkins
Mr. Laughlin
Mildred Scoggin
Fort Collins
George Sanders
Greeley
Seria
M. P. Seals
Pebrican
B. R. Stark
Oxford
Neb
Charles Bernard
John Fish
George Harrison
Berleen Murphy
Margaret Doane
Kate Taylor
Emily Underwood
Miss Doane
Century Avenue
Mabel Knight
Henry 8. McGraw
Helena, Mont
C. Y. Beard
Morgan
Sam Asher
A. J. Large
Kimball
Oscar Linn
Linn
Ruby Neily
Frank M. Johnston
Rawlins
Katherine Organ
Medicine Bow Lodge
Medicine Bow Mountains
Mrs. Johnston
M. R. Johnston
Wheatland
Astervenoe
Jack A Bristol
Wyoming
Nebraska
William Daley
Palo Alto
Calif
Daley
Union Pacific
Daley West
California
Helen Daley
Whitney Daley
Leland Stanford University
W. 8. Tilton
Abilene, Kas
City
M. P. Keefe
Paula Swarm
Sundance
Wyo
Alameda
Swarm
Geraldine Swarm
Crawford Gross
Pine Bluffs
Ella
Major
Blanchard
Bluffton
Ind
Lucille McNamee
McNamee
Los Angeles
Rutor Pine Lodge
Piney Hills
Pole Mountain
Roland McNamee
Benning, Ga
Elizalane Dugan
Williamson
Charles Bristol
Town
B. H. Hines
van Lennen Street
Killarney
Hal Booth
George Lake
Klein
Capitol Ave
Douglas Rancher
Just
Brunswick Records
17Th
Capitol Avenue
Cheyene Business College
L. E. Horton
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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