Pre-Nuptial Tea At Executive Mansion In Absence Of Governor’s Wife
At the Executive Mansion callers are not admitted Tuesday afternoon due to the governor’s wife’s absence. Mrs. Houx is visiting in Denver. A pre-nuptial tea honors Miss Frances Davis with about a score of intimate friends at Mrs. Fred Boice’s home. Miss Davis earlier dined with Mr. and Mrs. James Speer at their Mission apartment. Cov ers were laid for several young women including Miss Davis and Miss Mildred McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Boice
Mildred McIntosh
Frances Davis
Miss Davis
James Speer
Mission
Edith K. 0. Clark
Mary Brown
Birthday Party for Four Year Old Yvonne Yonick
Little Yvonne Yonick daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Yonick celebrated her fourth birthday yesterday with a party in her honor. Family and friends gathered at the Yonick home for games animal hunt and a feast. Christmas greens and red decorations framed the table with a four candle birthday cake as the centerpiece. Mrs Yonick was assisted by several neighbors in arrangements and favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonick
TI. B. Emigh
Tilvle
Mre. Newman
Moorehouse
Terry
Ruth Barksdale
Community Church Activities in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne W C T U plans a Tuesday meeting at 2 30 p m with Mrs C V Casselman and speaker Miss Reeder. The Baptist Willing Workers host a bazaar and bake sale with fancy work aprons Christmas gifts and Japanese novelties plus home cooked foods. Special music by Mrs W H Skinner and a women’s quartet at other services follow at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne W. C. T. U
C. V. Casselman
East Twenty-second Street
W. H. Skinner
Methodist Church
King
Archer Meyring
PD. P. Evans
Edna Young
Laura Lee
Congregational Church
Annette Beecher Gray
Local Residents and Travelers Return Home Show Busy Weekend
Bolee family on Carey Avenue hosts visitors as brothers share duties. Mrs Ray KF Lee returns from Denver and Colorado Springs while Miss Vivian Barton travels back to Casper after Cheyenne vacation with her mother and brother Lieutenant Miller Barton, home from training camp. Mrs J F Meyer returns to Cheyenne after three months with Captain Meyer of the Wyoming Regiment at Charlotte and Camp Mills. Mrs Sam Brown leaves for Laramie to winter with her husband, Grand Avenue market proprietor. Mr and Mrs William Haas of Salt Lake City visit Mrs Haas’s mother Minnie Haas. Haas resumes duties as post office inspector while Mrs Haas stays longer. Mrs W A Heath and daughter Mrs L P Nelson travel from Rawlins after death in the family. Mrs KR Baker, formerly Charline Grace of Cheyenne, visits her parents as Mr Haker, former Woolworth manager, becomes manager of a Pacific coast chain based in Tacoma and plans to join wife after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray KF. Lee
Denver
Colorado Springs
Vivian Barton
Casper
Cheyenne
Miller Barton
Miss Barton
J. F. Meyer
Captain Meyer
Wyoming Regiment
Charlotte
N. C
Camp Mills
R. T
Sam Brown
Teath
KR. W. Baker
Charline Grace
J. K. Grace
Haker
Woolworth
Tacoma
Shakespeare Club Meeting Led by Mrs. Ray E. Lee
The Shakespeare club will meet Monday evening under the guidance of Mrs. Ray E. Lee. The Monday Bridge Club, which had been suspended, plans to resume activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Chul
Shakespeare Club
Ray E. Lee
Monday Bridge Club
Fort Russell Officer Heads to Charleston for Duty
Colonel L A Fuller chief of medical staff at Fort Russell post hospital sails to Charleston for duty as department surgeon. His family will follow in about ten days. Mrs Parker and three children will return to Cheyenne in a few weeks as the Forty third division is sent somewhere. Lieutenant and Mrs Hoice were guests of honor at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Smoke at their home last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Fuller
Post ‘Hospital
Charleston
Parker
Arthur Parker
Camp Donovan
Lawton
Okla
Cheyenne
Nelson Hoice
Boice
5. A. Smoke
Fred
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Wooltex and
Palmer
WM. Myers
Executive Mansion
Converse
East Cheyenne
Fred Roedel
Red Cross Society
Mary E. Costello
Olive Wills
Swisher Jewelry and Optical Co
W. 17Th St
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Swisher’s Store
Brooches and Lavallieres
Western Union
Bolee
Carey Avenue
Pix
Fort Russell Society
Baqu Bary Terme
Klein’s Music and Stationery Store
J. J1. Conway
The
Red Cross
Woman's Club
E. Mason Smith
F. F. Westcott
John Connelly
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