Carnegie library hosts art exhibit and tea for children’s reading room
Social Forecast notes teachers invited to a 6 o'clock tea at the Carnegie library on Saturday August 1 invitations issued by Mrs. W. W. Crook and Mrs. O. K. Snyder. Mra Meyer Frank hosts a 6 o'clock bridge tonight. Out of town teachers at the Institute will be guests of the Civic League Thursday afternoon. Miss Jessie Large and Miss Sadie Large host Atlas party. Miss Emma Hoffsman and Charline Rockell host shower for Leah Astle. Thursday Bridge Club to entertain Thursday evening.
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Carnegie Library
W. W. Crook
O. K. Snyder
Mra. Meyer Frank
Teachers’ Institute
Civic League
Jessie
Sadie Large
Atlas
Emma Hoffsman
Charline Rockell
Leah Astle
Cheyenne Bridal Showers Ahead of September Wedding
Social notes detail preparations for Miss Leah Astle who will wed Mr. Guy Brill of the government land office in September. Friends host pink and white showers and a miscellaneous party at Miss Taylor and Mrs Wilcox’s homes with guests including Misses Leah and Hazel Astle, Emma Hoffman, Charline Rockell and others.
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Mies Leah Astle
John Rantle
Guy Brill
Movernment Land Office
Po Avon
Mine Aatle
Mien
Claudia Taylor
T. Paul Wilcox
Miss Astle
Miss Taylor
Cheyenne
Leah Astle
Hazel Astle
Cliff Hammer
Gallivan
Emma Hoffman
Blale Holstein
Charline Rockell
Valentine Roberts
Geertrude Post
Ema Hoffman
Lawn Party At Scott Home Features Box Ball Auction Fun
Friends of Miss Olive and Agnes Beatt enjoy a Monday lawn party at the Scott home with a box ball alley on Capitol avenue. Five boys served as table auctioned partners, followed by a red and white supper and moonlit dancing. Guests include Dinneen sisters Margaret Nan and Mabel Knight among others.
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Olive
Agnes Beatt
Capitol Avenue
Margaret Dinneen
Mabel Knight
Sscott
Fairyland
Margaret
Nan Dinneen
Mollie Lee
Jessie
Sadie Large
Ruth Nash
Betella Trent
Clara Dodds
Teresa Mcnerney
Addie Grant
Marie Milligan
Mildred Sherman
Minnie Roberts
Kate Taylor
Agnes Scott
Messrs
James Coates
John Martin
Ernest Snow
Harry Henderson
Heber Massacre
Jett Nash
First Day Ends at Dowingseasion Institute
Monday evening closed the first day of the teachers Institute at Dowingseasion with an informal gymnasium reception. County superintendent Mrs Mamie KE Hefferon presided as an appreciative audience filled the auditorium watching Miss Marjorie Whipple in a piano solo and Miss Hogan in reading among other pieces.
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Teachers’ Institute
Dowingseasion
Mra
Mamie KE. Hefferon
Misa Marjorie Whip
Heat Dangers for Elderly in Hot Months
Health note warns older people to guard against heat effects on digestion and overall wellbeing. A gentle laxative can prevent bowel trouble from minor dietary indiscretions and summer distress. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is proposed as a safe option, sold at 50 cents, with a free trial bottle offered by mail order from Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Social Themed Institute Notes and Local Visits
A Cheyenne institute scene features a program with musical solos and readings by Mrs. IL C Hills and Miss Muriel Guy, followed by a reception with Punch and Waters. Over 200 attendees share greetings, while local residents and visitors, including Dr. Dunleavy, address the gathering and visit surrounding towns through upcoming travel and host arrangements.
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Sunree
IL. C. Hills
Shuck
Rawline
Wyo
Golo
Muriel Guy
Hefferon
Rose Bird
Stella Vollack
Ethel Brelcher
Port Russell Social Events Photo Caption
Mrs White hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering inviting friends to meet Mrs Pickering and others at Port Russell social event.
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Port Russell
Mre. White
Mre, Pickering
Kate Gullfoyle and Mick Finley Win Tea Room Game Prize
Ladies gathered for a social event with pink and white decorations and the game won by Mrs Gullfoyle and Mick Finley who took the top score. An elaborate tea was served at 1 o clock amid lively conversation among attendees including Mrs White and many others.
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Mia
Sigith
Ales
Mek& Rooney
White
Mra. Plovering
Mra. Smith
Miss Pickering
Guilfoyle
Mra. McTulloch
Mra. Christian
Mra. Bundy
Slovert
Mra. Howell
Mra. Lawson
Mra, Finley
Mra
Chapin
Jordan
Wescott
Rowley
Mra, Maal
Raborg
Misses Williams
Finley and
Goodall
Party Postponed Due to Local News
Mrs Schultz announces her bridge luncheon planned for today is postponed to next week because of the hoaloss news affecting the area.
Cavalry Card Club Meets For Fortnight Bridge Skirmish
Monday evening the Cavalry Card club at the Cavalry club held four tables of bridge and two of five hundred. Major Reno and Lieutenant Raborg won prizes. Mrs Armstrong, Mrs Stodter and Lieutenant Tompkin hosted and served a supper. Mrs Dade and her family departure from Fort Runcell noted. Captain Wheeler posted to Fort Riley. Mrs Christian to host a bridge party Friday.
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Cavalry Card Club
Cavalry Club
Major Reno
Raborg
Frank A. Armstrong
Dade
Margaret
Alexander Dade
Evanston
Major Dade
Reret
Mrs. Dade
Fort Runcell
South Cheyenne News Briefs Look In On Local Visits
Mr. J. H. Byler traveled to Central City Nebraska to visit his brother for about two weeks. Mis Helen Grace Bledsoe spent the weekend with her grandparents Mr and Mrs J W Bledsoe at Burns. Mrs Ray Allen of Laramie has been visiting her parents for two weeks.
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J. H. Byler
Central City
Nebraska
Helen Grace Bledsoe
J. W. Bledsoe
Burns
Ray Allen
Laramie
J. G. Jordon
Omnaha
Nob
Knights of Pythias
Moorcraft
Wyo
South Cheyenne
R. A Burke
John Jessen
Anna Jessen
Birthday celebration at Blamey ranch near town
A 24 person group surprised Tillie Blamey on her 21st birthday at the Blamey ranch three miles south of town. Music and a large cake followed by ice cream filled the night until two o clock. Guests included the Pawree and Cole families and local friends.
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Evie
Laratole
Raching
Mra
John Cole
Twin Fallo
Maho
Vietting
William Cole
Pawree
Mra. Hughes
Mrs. Taylor
Mra. Benson
Mra. Cole
Milas
Panic at Michigan Avenue hotel shocks Chicago guests
Chicago dispatch reports guests at a small Michigan avenue hotel were panic stricken early today when an unidentified incident triggered alarms and a rush to exits. No injuries reported as staff coordinated with local authorities. Local police investigated the scene and secured the area while guests remained outside briefly.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
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Josephine Pollard
Postura Cereal Co., Limited
Batite Dheet, Migh
U. A Ae
Grotee
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creak, Mich
Therry
B. . Bimpeon
Roon
Colorado
Mies
Celia O'Hoyle
Miss Hogan
BH. JL. Stimson
Pawnee, Neb
Mr. J. BE. Stimson
Madame Stimson
Stimson
William RR. Schnitger
Bon
Rex Schnitger
Centennial
Schnitzers
Martin and
Marsh
Chugwater
J. B. Graham
H. FE. Renick
Denver
H. B. Henderson
D. €. Hudson
Renick
Hudson
C. 8
Dr. Dunleavy
Wyoming State University
Institute
Fey
Maud Spyers
Irene
J. T. Clewn
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Colorado Springs
James Mulcare
John Harrington
Pine Bluffs
Ruth Harrington
Dwyer Smith
New York
Ena Crain
Marie Jordan
George Roweey
Iindys and
Cecil
Kansas City
Brookfield
Miss Adam
Coates
Mina Maude Johnston
Thousand Isles
St. Lawrence
Sea Coast
Wlliam Watson
Frank Foyle
Pargone
Kaw
Mr. Watson
John Watson
Bridge Party
Wheeler
Fort Rileye
Captain Wheeler
Christian
News of
Atlantic
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Richard Norton
Mra, J. W. Piper
Rosa Owell
Newallant
Odell
Loaby
The
Robinson
Mach
the Wardrobe CO
Aks Carey
Ava
Professional Directory
Kinkead & Mentzer
First National Bank
D. W. Gill
Hugo Donzelman
Aive
Mark A. Chapman
Notary
Carey Diock
Wyoming
West 19Th Street
Bartlett Engineering Company
Wilfred O'Leary
Twineers
West 19Th E Street
John Charles Thompson
W. Riner & CO
Bresnabem
A. Wyoming
Carey Avenue
E. Swayger
Florrist
T. Blake Kennedy
Plains Hotel
Yomina
William Dunhoia
Kou
First National Book
Bent St
Randall Blvd
Werbert PD
Gleason
Wyoming Corner
10Th and
Central Ave
CLYDE
Jowpt
Calla
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