Society Notes From the Executive Mansion and Cheyenne Venues
Social engagements unfold at the Executive Mansion with Mrs. John B. Kendrick issuing December twenty to five o'clock for a holiday season sendoff. Major and Mrs. Stall announce the engagement of Marguerite Stull to Dr. Walter Lacey with a December twenty seventh ceremony at First Methodist Church.
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Major
George Chamberlain
Fort Russell
Marguerite Hinkle
Walter Maurice Lacey
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Stull
Charity Ball Plans Outlined by Local Society Committees
At the December 4 meeting the society set February as the charity ball date and outlined committee leadership. Plans list Ways and Means, Decoration, Supper, Visiting, Membership, and Ambulance roles with numerous named members guiding event preparations.
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Ing
Ways and Means
Mra
J. H.clay
Mesdamee
William DuBois
H. B. Gates
Thomas Hunter
Truce Jonen
G. B. Abbott
T. Blake Kennedy
W. C
J. B. Stimson
Charles Bristol
Mesdames
A. A. Thachesen
A. W. Barber
G. I. Strader
Mark Cox
W. C. Wolcott
Frank Clark
A. D. Johnston
W. E. Mullen
Jack Clark
D. J. Howells
Miss MecKengie
J. Henneberry
Visiting List Reflects Holiday Traveling in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne column lists residents visiting relatives across Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado. Travelers include Mrs Somerfield Taylor returning from Texas to Shanghai with Captain Taylor son and daughter in law, Miss Ruth Hopkins from Omaha visiting Mrs Mahoney, and Miss Betty Riner studying near Washington D C spending Christmas in New York and Albany. Multiple families plan visits to Laramie Cheyenne Denver and Omaha with friends and relatives throughout the holidays.
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Betty Riner
C. W. Riner
Chevy Chase
Washington, D. C
New York
Albany
Northwest Weston placards noted in Paramiera Weight event
In Paramiera Weight end Mre Moekine were placematre of North weston walvermity a few rears een.
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Paramiera
Northweston
Woman's Clubs Activity Report With Meetings And Plans
The Alpha club met at the library for a regular study session chaired by Mrs. B J Dobine. Discussions covered national parks and the Hot Springs Reservation and Grand Canyon. Mrs. Dinneen read the third chapter of the original story, with Mrs. Dobbins to present the next chapter after holidays. The club adjourned for four weeks and will reconvene on the second Tuesday in January. The Women’s Club will meet this afternoon at the library with Mrs. Snyder presenting American Music. piano selections by Miss Elizabeth Speer of St. Paul. The Woman’s Club of the R M A hosts its Christmas party December 20 at Mrs. Kinport’s home. children perform, then banquet, grab bag for adults, and contributions requested. Coterie Art Club will meet Thursday at 508 West Twenty-seventh Street with Mrs. Sam Asher.
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John B. Kendrick
Rosa-Maye
the Plains
F. H. Eggleston
Executive Mansion
Fon
Laramie
G. C. Peterson
Alpha Club
B. J. Dobine
United States
Hot Springe Reservation
Arkansas
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Ofra
D.C. Hudson
W. BE. Dinneen
Dobbins
Ant
KR. P. Snyder
Misa Elizabeth Speer
St. Paul
Cheyenne
Woman's Club
R. Kinport
Coterie Art Club
Sam Asher
West Twenty-seventh Street
Tuesday Evening Auction Bridge Club At The Mullens
Mr and Mrs W E Mullen hosted the Tuesday Evening Auction Bridge club at their home with a game followed by supper in a concise social report.
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W. E. Mullen
Christmas Preparations Highlight Cheyenne Church Activities
Sunday schools in Cheyenne prepare Christmas programs with trees and treats for all. The Methodist Aid society meets Thursday afternoon, urging a large attendance. The Cheyenne W C T U reports a well attended meeting with Mrs Kinport and Fred L Crabbe addressing on Prohibition and legislative actions. A special city federation W C T U gathering is set for this afternoon at the Y P B headquarters with expected large turnout.
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Methodist Aid Society
The
Miner Lost Two Days In Abandoned Coal Mine
John Knox was rescued in Rock Springs Wyoming after two days and nights trapped in an unused section of a coal mine. His lamp failed as he sought rails and could not retrace his steps, leaving him in despair before a search party found him.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
John Knox
Ming
Bernard Archer survives head wound from self inflicted shot
In M'Kittrick Missouri Bernard Archer is alive after his skull was partially shot away during a rabbit hunting accident. He stumbled and fired his shotgun, blowing away part of his skull and exposing brain tissue. He remains conscious and mobile despite serious injury.
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M’kittrick
Bernard Archer
Archer
University of Michigan Glen Club Concert Event
The University of Michigan Glen club hosts a December 20 concert featuring student performers and guest artists. The program showcases classical and modern pieces with community audience attendance expected at the university hall.
Democrats Eye Narrow House Majority In 1917 Congress
Layamie Repeditean notes pace of post election ballots in Pennsylvania New Jersey and North Carolina. Democrats lead 217 to 219 with 1 each for Progressive Clairet Prohibitionist and Independent, total 496. Randall and Gelly may aid Democrats in organizing. Deaths ahead could shift balance. organization remains uncertain until December 1917.
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House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
North Carolina
Elairet
Democrata
Randall
California
Gelly
University of Michigan Glee Club Concert in December
A note urges attendees to enjoy a joy ride up and down the aéale. The University of Michigan Glee Club will present a concert on December 26. A separate notice invites contract holders with the State Leader for shears or cook books to claim their agreements at the office.
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University of Michigan Glee Club
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