Social gatherings at the Executive Mansion and Red Cross Ball
Miss Jeanie Wilson of Cody visits Miss Vera Houx at the governor's mansion and attends a party with games musical numbers and a gala tea menu. A Red Cross Benefit Ball at Maccabee hall features a Forty four piece First Cavalry band parade from Fort Russell Major Parker and daughter Marjorie in the parade with eight buglers and a flower decorated hall. A bridge party in Cheyenne hosted by Misses Forbes honors Miss Wyckoff with pink and white decorations and a post game supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Wilson
Cody
Vera Houx
Governor's Mansion
Jeanie
Helen Tyson
Beatrice Steppe
Mary Garlock
Lauda Newlin
Wynona von Kennel
Elizabeth Moore
Helen Thompson
Helen Reid
Alice Stevick
Marlon Scott
Merls, Jones
Alice Miller
Hazel Galloway
Thorn
Mercedes
Red Cross
Maccabee
Columbia
Lois Couch
Liberty
William Gauff
Ingersoll
Red Crosse
Fishing Party Visits Granite Springs for Day Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Vaughan and guests Harold Vaughan and Miss Lara Pratt, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Pratt, traveled to Granite Springs yesterday for a day of fishing. Mr. Pratt is brother of Mrs. F. H. Vaughan, a visitor from Fremont Nebraska staying with the Vaughan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Vaughan
Harold Vaughan
Fred C. Pratt
Lara Pratt
Granite Springs
Pratt
F. H. Vaughan
Fremont
Neb
Vaughan
D A R Plans Camp Hospital Treat for Wyoming Troops
The Daughters of the American Revolution will host a visit to the Third Regiment Wyoming Infantry camp in Cheyenne with jelly and flower donations for sick soldiers. Donations may be sent to Mrs. I. S. Bartlett if unable to attend. Visitation is set for Tuesday afternoon August 28 from 2 to 4, with car transportation welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. KR
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wyoming Infantry
Cheyenne
Miss Bruce in Song Recital at Labor Hall
Miss Muriel Bruce, pupil of Miss Laura Lee, will give a recital this evening at Labor hall with Miss Lee and Miss Lil Man Blamey assisting. Admission by invitation. Program includes Overture Oberon Weber Leybach, Birth of Morn, Sweet Wind That Blows Chadwick, Little Grey Dove Saar, Au Printemps Noszkowski, Spinnradchen Bendel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bruce
Muriel Bruce
Laura Lee
Labor Hall
Miss Lee
Lil- Man Blamey
Oberon
Weber-Leybach
Lee
Birth of Morn
Chadwick
Little Grey Dove
Saar
Local social notices list dinners and new residents
Mr and Mrs Harold Vaughan host a dinner this evening with Mr and Mrs Pratt and Miss Lara Pratt also invited. Mr and Mrs Thompson have leased the T Paul Wilcox home, vacated by the Frank Wartons, and will move in at once. Robert Davidson is building a new home at Ninth and Seymore ready in early winter. Lieut C P Plummer and his bride have taken quarters No 85 at Fort Russell and are at home to friends. Plummer married Evelyn Sturgeon on August 11 in Denver.
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Kensington
R. H. Dutcher
E. W. Pells
Houston
Texas
I. W.trotter
R. C. Galbraith
Trotter
Ellea Heckle
Memphis
Tenn
Petry
J. J. Pegg
Paul Nelson
T. F. Durbin
Robert Archer
Ogden,tah
Harold Vaughan
Mrs. Pratt
Lara Pratt
Mr. Thompson
T. Paul Wilcox
Frank Wartons
Robert Davidson
Nineteenth and
Seymore
C. P. Plummer
Wheatland
Fort Russell
Lieut. Plummer
Dienver
Evelyn Sturgeon
Hamburg
Iowa
Mark Cox
Helen Davidson
Fort Collins
Henry Stevick
Alice Stevick
Casper
Hazel Stevick
Cheyenne
A. L. Putnam
Visiting List Features Wide-Turned Family Travels
Ogden couple Judge and Mrs S T Corn visited Cheyenne visiting their daughter Mrs Ross Snyder. Walter Q Phelan and child depart for Chicago and Kansas for several weeks. Others returned from travel and hosted relatives in Cheyenne during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
Mrs. S. T. Corn
Ogden
Utah
Cheyenne
Ross Snyder
Walter Q. Phelan
Chicago
Kansas
R .H. Dutcher
Charles
Kansas City
Master Charles
Mr. Dutcher
Missouri
Methodist Womens Missionary Society Meeting Adjourned
The Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will hold an adjourned meeting Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary Durham, 2215 House Street. The program includes election of officers, collection of the War Emergency Fund, and the opening of the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Marry Durham
House Street
Musical Services Postponed at Presbyterian Church
Aerial hour and musical services originally planned for next Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church have been postponed for one week due to arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Sunday School Picnic In City Park Planned
The primary department invites children and mothers to a city park picnic this afternoon meeting at 26'p cleek at the church. If rain arrives the event moves to the church parlors. Superintendent Kinnear leads with assistants Mrs Porter Mrs Te Moulin Miss Cause and Miss Le batey from the University of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Sunday School
City Park
Cleek
Te Moulin
Miss Cause
Carrie Lebaity
University of Michigan
Adjutant General Plans State Guard Reserve Mobilization
Adjt General W. K. Weaver orders organizing guard reserves to reach about 500 men for potential interior disorder defense. No active duty unless an emergency. reserves include former volunteers and those rejected for disability. Second Wyoming infantry battalion had guarded key sites. now at Fort Russell after federal recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming National Guard
Adjt
W. K. Weaver
Adjutant General
Weaver
Third Wyoming Infantry
Fort Russell
Wilson
Bakers Profits in Wheat Flour Prices, Omaha View
Omaha baker Jay Burns, former National Association of Bakers leader, analyzes bread and flour costs. He argues bakers profit from low priced flour while bread prices reflect market wheat costs, noting many bakers faced losses when flour spiked and later stabilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Burns
Omaha
National Association of Bakers
Herbert Hoover
Western states urged to sell horses for meat to eastern markets
S K Bartlett argues Wyoming and other western states miss a ready market by not promoting horse meat as a solution to meat supply. He notes eastern centers and Europe already demand horse flesh and that many Wyoming horses, once culled for draft limits, could be butchered for steady sales, aiding ranchers.
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Wyoming
S. Kb Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
Europe
Bartlett
East
Hoop
Cuo
Wien
Wncoming
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Mies Wyckoff
York
Hannah
Alice Forbes
East Seventeenth Street
Miss Blamey
Massenet
Mr. Dream Maker
Woodman the Sandman
Jacobs
Bond Baby
Cas
Dudley Buck
Au Printemps
Noszkowski
Spinnradchen
Bendel
Cheyenne Commission Co
EB Ml. Sendy
Sorensen
Frank Osborn
Wates
Bobby
C. E. Schenk
Cincinnati
Colorado
Franklin Dumm
Parkview
Newell Bell
James Jordan
Ogden, Utah
C. W. Wheeler
Washington
New York
Boston
Vicinity
T. C. Rhea
Miss Elba Heckle
George Horwitz
Moorehaven
Fla
Philadelphia
Ciy
New York City
Suniday School
Baker
Royal Worcester
Warners
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
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