Pre Pr nuptial parties and toy sale at Cheyenne events
At the Executive Mansion the governor’s absence keeps it closed Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Houx visits Denver. Mrs. Fred Boice hosts informal tea for Miss Frances Davis with about twenty guests. Miss Davis earlier dined with Mr. and Mrs. James Speer at the Mission. A toy sale by Converse school pupils netted 9.25 for the Cheyenne Red Cross, with toys made from wood under teacher Miss Costello and art supervision by Miss Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Boice
Mildred McIntosh
Frances Davis
Miss Davis
James Speer
Mission
Edith K. 0. Clark
Mary Brown
Converse
East Cheyenne
Fred Roedel
Red Cross Society
Cheyenne
Mary E. Costello
Olive Wills
Birthday Party for Little Yvonne Yonick
A four year old birthday celebration for Yvonne Yonick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Yonick, was held with her mother hosting at home. Friends arrived with gifts, games and an animal hunt preceded a festive feast amid Christmas greens and a central birthday cake with four red candles. Mrs. Yonick was assisted by a group of neighbors and friends including Mrs. Emigh, Mrs. Tilvle, Mrs. New man, Mrs. Moorehouse, Mrs. Terry and Ruth Barksdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonick
TI. B. Emigh
Tilvle
Mre. Newman
Moorehouse
Terry
Ruth Barksdale
Cheyenne church groups schedule events and talks
The Cheyenne W C T U meets Tuesday at 2 30 pm with Mrs C V Casselman. Reeder speaks. Baptist Willing Workers host bazaar and bake sale in church parlors featuring fancy work aprons Christmas gifts and Japanese novelties. Tea in a Japanese booth. Special music at the 11 am service.
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 Notices and Arrivals on Carey Avenue
Bolee and brothers host visitors at Carey Avenue. Mrs. Ray KF. Lee returns from Denver and Colorado Springs. Vivian Barton to Casper after Cheyenne vacation with her mother and Lt. Miller Barton Home from training camp. Mrs. J. F. Meyer back in Cheyenne after three months with Captain Meyer in North Carolina and Camp Mills. Sam Brown left for Laramie to winter with his market-owns husband. Mr. and Mrs. William Haas of Salt Lake City Thanksgiving guest of Minnie Haas. Haas returns to duties as post office inspector. Mrs. Haas stays longer. Mrs. W. A. Heath and daughter Mrs. L. P. Nelson return from Rawlins after death in family. Mrs. KR. W. Baker, formerly Charline Grace of Cheyenne, visiting her parents. Mr. Haker, ex Woolworths manager, now head of coast store chain in Tacoma, will 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 gather Monday evening under the guidance of Mrs Ray E Lee. The Monday Bridge Club, previously suspended, plans to resume activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Chul
Shakespeare Club
Ray E. Lee
Monday Bridge Club
Fort Russell Officers Prepare for Westward Duty
Colonel L A Fuller chief of the medical staff at the post hospital leaves today for Charleston to serve as department surgeon his family to follow in about ten days Mrs Parker wife of Major Arthur Parker and their three children plan to return to Cheyenne in a few weeks as the Forty third division goes elsewhere Lieutenant and Mrs Hoice were guests of honor at a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Smoke at the end of the week
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
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wooltex and
Palmer
WM. Myers
Executive Mansion
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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