Frist-Frisella Society Teas Highlight Busy Weekend
Miss Frances Davis served as guest of honor at a pre-nuptial tea hosted by Mrs. Boice and Miss Mildred McIntosh with sixteen silver bridal tokens in the cake and yellow floral decor. The same week Mrs. Frank Junk and Mrs. Clyde Davis hosted a Kensington shower for Miss Hazel Kelley and James Hutchinson Jr. A DeLineator Health survey update delays Miss Amerman’s Casper work, moving arrival to December 15. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith welcomed a daughter, and Mrs. John W. Foley took residence at the Plains hotel as the Convent of the Holy Child Jesus held a reception and reunion for former pupils with Bishop P. J. McGovern delivering remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Davis
Fred Bofce
Mildred McIntosh
Miss Davis
Martin Allison Tisdale
Frank Junk
Clyde Davis
Kensington
Hazel Kelley
James Hutchinson Jr
Ralph Smith
Charlotte Chaplin
Charriaxe
Smith
Cheyenne
John W. Foley
Geyser Laundry
Plains Hotel
Peckenpaughs
Convent of the Holy Child Jesus
P. J. McGovern
Visiting Notables and Guests Arrive in Cheyenne
Mrs. FF L Houx wife of the Governor is due back tonight from Denver, visiting Mrs Rose Bird Maley and others. Mrs Dickinson wife of a US Navy paymaster arrives Wednesday from Washington to visit her parents General and Mrs John Charles Thompson. Miss Wilhelmina Dunder, recently trained in telegraphy in Denver, heads to Omaha for a new position after a stop in Cheyenne. Mrs Joseph Wasserman goes to Denver today to be with her mother in St Joseph's hospital. Miss Helen Illis of Kosten arrives from Denver after a Pacific coast tour to visit Cheyenne friend Mrs Fred Bolce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. L. Houx
Denver
Rose Bird-Maley
Spencer & Dickinson
Hib
Washington
John Charles Thompson
Dickinson
United States Navy
Cheyenne
Omaha
Joseph Wasserman
Joseph Oberfelder
Sidney
Neb
St. Joseph's Hospital
Helen 11118
Kosten
Pacific Coast
Colorado Springs
Methodist Aid society meeting and church flag service
The Methodist Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon with president Mrs. Enos Laughlin at 702 Hast Nineteenth Street. A church service flag dedication followed with a prayer and choir singing. Miss Lucille Stevenson of Chicago in recital in Cheyenne with Miss Drouillard as accompanist, a highlight of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Oviety
Methodist Aid Society
Enos Laughlin
F. M. Wagner
F. Ball
Fred Douglas
Churel
George van Winkle
Baptist Sunday School
N. H. Stanton
Miss Stevenson
Lucille Stevenson
Chicago
Cheyenne
Kittie
Drouiillard
Lander
Miss Drouillard
Ph. BR. O
P. ER. O. Sisterhood
W. ©. Mentier
T. Paul Wilcox
Mabel Smith
Ira B Fee
National Assembly
Omaha
Db. A
J. .H. Walton
Maurice Groshon
Ray BE. Lee
Winter Weather Moderates After Heavy Snow
A severe winter storm blanketed the region with a soft white cover as trains ran late and scenery changed under nine inches of snow. Officials report ample coal and no expected hardship while ranchers anticipate no major livestock losses. The storm provides water for summer and leaves sleigh bells ringing as Old King Winter holds sway statewide.
Concert Singers of the Day Highlighted for Upcoming Event
Readers are invited to hear the foremost concert singers of the day in an upcoming program. The feature promises notable vocal performances and a refined selection of repertoire by acclaimed artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nity
Prisoner Faces Charge Of Many Home Burglaries
Harold Magor, tracked by Night Sergeant Jack McFarland and Officer Stanley Hancock after a three hour snow pursuit, is accused of trying to enter about thirty homes. He allegedly pried through windows, took plants from John Granger’s home, and a Cleveland street burglary included valuables from AL U Walton. A gold watch bearing his claimed name helped identify him as Harold Magor, formerly of Denver, now held on burglary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Magor
Sergeane
Jack McFarland
Stanley Hancock
Charles Ohnhaus
United States District Court
Ohnhaus
John Granger
Russell Street
Harvey Spoon
Denver
George Klett
Bureglary
CODY and Riverton Short News Roundup
Cody opens cattle roundup and forms road association to improve county roads. Upton plans a new cream station with steam testing plant. Upper Sage Creek residents to build a large social hall. Riverton bears hope for a 1918 sugar factory. Powell flats report a one million dollar crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton
CODY
Upper Sage Creek
Powell
Powell Flats
Cody— Association
Red Cross Seal Contests Boost War Fund Drive
National reports show Red Cross seal pennants awarded to top selling cities states. The drive aims to raise 3 million dollars to combat tuberculosis amid military conditions. Wyoming leads per capita sales with 2.68 seals every inhabitant, as organizers urge heavier local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Wyoming
Hershey
United States
Wyonmlle
Senate
Ehasrmen
Wyoming Public
Arton
Graham Bread Shortage Sparks Wheatless Day Complaints
Wheatless day observers faced a graham bread shortage as supply ran out yesterday afternoon. A Cheyenne store reported being completely out and several dealers blamed bakers for the scarcity while noting uncertain demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sual Waterloo
Focal
Cheyenne
Taxicab Driver Arrested for Speeding
OE Powell a taxicab driver was arrested Sunday night charged with driving across an intersection at twenty two miles per hour. Omaha witness S C Mallard of 101 Warren avenue headed to Omaha this morning to appear in a lawsuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Omaha
S. C. Mallard
Warren Avenue
Labor Conscription Expands Into Second Draft Army
Washington reports new labor conscription provisions under the Selective Service Act. Highly skilled workers such as shipbuilders and carpenters will be mobilized for industrial military work. Governors and adjutants general to oversee registrations and classifications with the aim to distribute burden evenly among states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Selective Service
Mons
Gullion
Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Bristol
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Casper
Miss Ameriman
Paul Bailey
Miss Amerman
Miss McKenzie
St. John's Hospital
New York City
Bristol
EK. J. Smalley
George J. Klett
George H. Nagel
Kendall Bon
AL U Walton
Pris
Penrose Stock Association
Riverton
Recomn
Wooltex
Palmey
WM. Myers
Ty Gilson Garner
Washington Piwewu
Papas
Wien
Ametheo
Wir
Secretary of War
Natroda Lumber Company
Yiluris
Elly
Rae Ee
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Capitol Avenue
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