Club and Church Socials at the Executive Mansion
Mrs. John B. Kendrick hosts a five o'clock tea at the executive mansion this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Erle Gorham entertained Tuesday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jock Martin of Los Angeles, Christmas visitors in Cheyenne, with a five hundred game and a supper for twelve. Elk’s and Knights of St. Paul dances are announced for tonight and Friday. An afternoon reception by Mrs. Frank Gleason and Mrs. Paul Lariver drew over one hundred guests, with holly and carnations decorating the rooms. Golden wedding celebrations mark Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brookhart’s long Cheyenne residence, with open house and gifts of flowers. The O. T. club dance filled the Parish house, punch served, attendance strong. Miss Marguerite Stull is to be honored at a Fort Bussell Society party. Major and Mrs. Sturtevant depart for Des Moines on duty, as friends note the Post’s mobilization duties. Major Berry returning from leave heads to Mexico with his unit.
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Erle Gorham
Jock Martin
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
Prank Gleason
Paul Lariver
Dean Progser
Gertrude
J. W. Brookhart
Brookhart Apartments
Carey Avenue
Lfe
Brookhart
Mrs
Muscatine
Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
FE. FE. Brace
John F. Reynolds
Visiting Christmas Guests Spread Across Cities
The notice lists numerous social visits and holiday travel. Mies Ruth Mercer returns from Thereans with memories, Mentzer heads to Des Moines for holidays, Marjorie Stuart travels from Denver, the Wilcox family plans a Cuba New York trip, Mrs Williams visits Chicago and Staten Island, Mr and Mrs Jack Martin host in Los Angeles, Dr. Brookhart leaves Cleveland, and other friends visit St Louis Omaha Denver and Denver for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Paul Wilcox
Enid Estelle
Cuba
New York
Mr. Wilcox
Reee Williama
Chisago
Staten Island
D. Clark
Chicago
Woman's Clubs Bake Sale Set by Help One Another
The Help One Another club will host a bake sale Saturday afternoon December 16 at the Kelley Grocery store. Proceeds support club relief and community efforts as articles remain for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Christmas Grab Bag Charity for Children Party
The Coterie Art club meets this afternoon with Mrs. Sam Asher for a annual Christmas party. Children of members are invited and will receive a grab bag seating and fan plus a gift. Proceeds fund theRobin' Hed Wreset starling distribution to provide toys for needy children at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie Art Club
Sam Asher
Woman's Club Meeting Promotes Cheyenne Lecture Visit
The Woman's club met at the library with W. Co. Mentzer presiding. Members heard two vocal solos by H. H. Stanton and two violin numbers by Mildred Ketchum with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Reis. The program covered current events and American composers, and Cheyenne is urged to host Lewman MacManus, the Dublin born Irish lecturer and author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Co. Mentzer
H. H. Stanton
Chayenne
Bava Pleasure
Mies Mildred Ketchum
Mra Kove ® Reis
New York City
MacManis
MacManus
Dick Deckers
Ladies’ Home Journal
Church Circles Meet To Discuss Church Aid Society
The Methodist Aid Society will meet this afternoon in the church parlors for business with a large attendance urged. The Congregational Missionary Society plans a Friday meeting for the year’s last session and sewing for the children’s Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Congregational Missions
Congregational Missionary Society
Special Music Planned for Christmas Services
Miss Blackburn organist director at the Presbyterian church announces special music for morning and evening Sunday services December 24. The evening cantata The Light Eternal by Petrie will be sung by the choir with outside local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blackburn
Pesbyterian Church
Petrie
Win One Class Program at Metho dist Sunday School
The Win One class of the Metho dist Sunday School plans a program for next Sunday morning at 45 o'clock. The lesson is The New Jerusalem from Revelations with singing of The Holy City. Girls from St Mark's Sewing School, led by Mrs Warren, meet Saturday for sewing and a Christmas party before the new year. The Girls' Friendly Society of St Mark's meets Tuesday evening at the Parish House for sewing and entertainment. Miss Alice Downey reviews The Dell's House. The Guild of St Mark's will meet Friday afternoon at the Parish House for regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
New Jerusalem
the Holy City
Mra. HH. i
Qgtatiton
Hristuas Marty
Bt Mark's Sewing School
Mra
R. W. Warren
Mra. Warren
Ingresad
Girls’ Friendly Society
Mr. Mark's Cail
Guild of St. Mark's
Deptist Board Meeting Noted in Parish House
The executive board of the Rapital Wasiting Worker will meet at 3 o clock this afternoon at Mrs. BE. J. Robbins home with Mr. EK. 5. Johnston presiding. Budget discussions are planned and the December society meeting was canceled. The Pauline Sisters class met for a business session at St Marks Parish House under Miss Mary Brown’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deptist
Rapital Wasiting Worker
BE. J. Robbins
Johnston
Society
J. Mark's
Mary Brown
Temperance group hears talks at W C T U meeting
The W C T U held a Tuesday session at headquarters with 36 members. Officers included President Helen Gleason and Vice President Susan Crelach. Rev Stubblefield spoke on the benefits of temperance, with short talks by Dr Eien Wetlaufer and Mr Pred Crawke. Violinist Bernice Connelly from Denver performed with her mother and spoke on changes since Colorado’s dry era. A letter from Nancy Dillner of Divide was read. The King’s Daughters of the Congregational church will meet tonight. hosts Potts Broderick and Miss Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B
Harland Barton
Lydia Bell
Hereine
Stubblefield
Presbyterian Church
Eien Wetlaufer
Pred Crawke
Bernice Connelly
Denver
Cheyenne
Miss Connelly
Colorado
Nancy Dillner
Divide
Cherente
The
High School Opens Basketball Series Tonight
The high school hosts the sophomore class basketball opener at 4 50 this evening in the school gym free admission. A second game Friday after supper features the first team against Parish House in a neighborhood contest at 8 30 with free admission and local crowds invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeimanates
Parish Nouse
Dance Night at K Hall With Ko pold’s Orchestra
A social dance event advertised for Thursday evening in December at K Hall. Admission listed as 50 cents. ladies free. Music provided by Ko pold’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Kopold
Regular meeting of Vromen unit set for December 14
Members are urged to attend the regular meeting Thursday in the Labor hall to elect officers. All members are requested to be present for the prument and official action led by Adella M. Awle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Hall
Adella M. Awle
University of Michigan Glee Club Concert at A EB Roedel a Vaughans
Tickets available for the University of Michigan Glee Club concert at A EB Roedel a Vaughans venue. The event invites fans to hear performances by the campus choir in a noted local hall setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan Glee Club
EB Roedel'a
Vaughans
Olsicer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Executive Mansion
John B. Kendrick
Knights of St. Paul
Misa Helen Gleason
Misa Dorothy Gleason
T. F. Durbin
Bert Gleason
C. Noel
Frank Niswander
W. C. Mentzer
Galen A. Fox
Tald
Bert Woodman
Leslie Brookhart
Cleveland
Ohio
Herman Brookhart
O. T. Club
Questa
Pariah House
Keppard
Fort Bussell Society
Marguerite Stull
Walter Lacey
Mra. Schillerstrom
Gerard Sturtevant
Des Moines
de Moines
Detroit
Indianapoli
Sturtevant
Elizabeth Kelster
Itaneh Ter
Miss Mary
Belover
Berry
Nexico
Pershing
Elks
Mies
Ruth Mercer
Mere Lloyd
Heary
Inet
Wiew Mercer
Thereans
Mentzer
Christinia
Misa Marjorie Stuart
Jack Martin
B. R R. Peale
Leslie M. Brookhart
Lloyd Huff
G. B. Morgan
St. Louis
Hugh Stemler
Wylden
Olorado
A. J. Miller
Omaha
John Glynn
Coterite Art Hub
Pauline Sisters
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Gordon and Ferguson Furs
Helen Gleason
Susan Crelach
Helen Daley
King's Daughters’ Meeting
Congregational Church
Meadameg Potts
Broderick
Mian Potts
Vromen
Huff’s Furniture Store
Capitol Avenue
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