Christmas Eve Scene and Army Socials at Fort Russell
A festive Christmas scene features red pink and white decorations and a noble dinner for General Edwards and guests at Fort Russell. The Regimental card club hosts bridge and five hundred with prizes. A hops dance is planned at the Post headquarters. Margaret Tompkins suffers scarlet fever and quarantine delays a Philippines voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Davis
Harris
Noble
Sloan
Margaret
Cheyenne Clerks and Meat Cutters Dance at Hayles Hall
Cheyenne grocery clerks and meat cutters host their first annual dance tonight at Hayles Hall. An efficient committee runs arrangements and the Jewish Ladies Circle serves supper with proceeds benefiting the synagogue fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Hayles’ Hall
Tewish Ladies’ Circle
Fort Russell Social Events Delightful Card Party
Mrs Paul W Baade hosted a red and white themed card afternoon at Fort Russell with bridge and five hundred. Prizes went to Mrs Nelson and Mrs Burt in bridge and to Mrs McAdam and Miss Arp in five hundred. A festive tea followed with elaborate centerpieces and a large guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infantry Club
Wing
Paul W. Baade
Nelson
Burt
McAdam
Miss Arp
Misa
Mary Williames
Margaret Burdick
Nittebrant
Read
Berry
Rovalle Williams
Mason
Pickering
Riner
Abbot
Miss Lacey
Miss Organ
Meadames Vead
Reno
Brewster
Dowell
Baker
Kemper
Stull
Pleker
Clark
Wilson
Myer
Williams
Brockman
Morton
Niclyson
Cole
Littebrant
B. RK
Reardan
Errington
Noble
Vieens
Darts
Arp
Burdick
Abbott
Organ
Lacey
Willams
Rowie Willams
Visiting List Notes Christmas Homecomings
Miss Clara Dodds returns from Lincoln for holidays as a Nebraska University student. Andrew and Kenno Roedel head home from Colorado Boulder and Ann Arbor respectively to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. B. Roedel. Mr. George Barrett of La Crosse Wisconsin visits Cheyenne. Elizabeth and Louise Lacey, Goucher College students, plan Christmas at home. Florence Riner comes from Downer College Madison Wisconsin for vacation. Mrs. T. BR Jones of Los Angeles, formerly of Cheyenne, visits relatives and stays with Mrs. B. Fr. Balnum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dodds
Lincoln
Nebraska University
Andrew
Keane Roedel
A. EB. Roedel
University of Colorado At Boulder
Kenno
Ann Arbor
George Barrett
la Crosse
Wis
Ernest Snow
Barrett
Cheyenhga
High Ool
Wise
Cheponne Light, Fuel and Power Co
Missee
Elizabeth
Louise Lacey
Goucher College
Baltimore
Florence Riner
Downer College
Madison, Wic
Mrre. T. BR. Jones
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
B. Fr
Balnum
Beginnings of Winter Visit Notes From Local Families
In Omaha for nine weeks and enroute home for Christmas. Mr B W Whitcomb and daughter Mrs Sweeney came from Moorecroft. Mrs A Badgette leaves for Boston to spend winter with daughter Miss Marjorie at Cambridge University. Mr and Mrs F F Beck depart for San Francisco where they live. Miss Bill Laughlin returns from University of Laramie for holiday vacation. Mrs John Morrison travels to Junction Wyoming to visit daughter Mia. Peter McFarlane for some time, Je.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
A. Badgette
Boston
Marjorie
Cambridge University
Cambridge
F. F. Beck
San Francisco
Mr. Beck
R. R. Drafting Department
Bill Laughlin
University At
Laramie
John Morrison
Junction
Wyo
Mia
Peter McFarlane
Charity ball supper plans advance after holidays
Women’s Clans and Hospital Aid Society committees outline fall plans for the charity ball. Supper, decorations, and soliciting duties are being prepared. Ways and Means to meet between Christmas and New Year. Dorothy Riner, temporary charity secretary, coordinates daily reports via phone 204-J and 2110 Carey Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Associated Charittea
Dorothy Riner
Carey Ave
Baptist Mission Circle Meets This Afternoon At 408 East 22nd
In church notices, Mrs. BE Johnston hosts the Baptist Mission circle this afternoon at 408 East 22nd street. The Delta Alpha Society of the Presbyterian church is hosted by Miss Nell Huff and Miss Fredonia Huff for a Saturday evening gathering. The Guild of St. Mark's holds a work meeting at Parish House this afternoon with Mrs. Voorhees and Mrs. Lolla Palmer as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Mission Circle
Mra
Johnston
East 22Nd Street
Nell
Fredonia Huff
Delta Alpha Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Guild of St. Mark's
Voorhees
Atlas Show Opens With Strong Audience Reaction
A new Atlas show features the Little Orchestra and a variety of acts from F J Byrd and Co to Clara Fafaky and Daly and Sherbrook. Highlights include a war dance by the youngest actor and ventriloquist Powers with a wax doll. The last India picture and music receive praise. a note on Beals Becker’s path to major league fame follows. Subscribe to the Weekly State Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
F. J. Byrd
Cheyenne
Mr. Powers
New York Harbor
India
Cheyenne Water Declared Potable After Analyses
Mayor Bresnahan and Fort Russell officials announce Cheyenne water is potable after analyses by Col Perley US Medical Corps and Prof Rosa Moody. Reported appearance clear with minimal ammonia, nitrates, and bacteria. mineral content chiefly calcium compounds. water deemed safe for drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresnahan
Fort Russell
Colonel Perley
United States Medical Corps
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Rosa B. Moody
Laramie
Cheyenne
H. O. Perley
Medical Corps
U. S
Ross
Beanalyst
Scarlet Fever Under Control Despite Dairy Link
Health authorities report scarlet fever cases under control with only three new cases and three deaths this week. The dairy of William Dittmann is blamed for spread and has been ordered closed for thorough cleaning and fumigation. Public alarm downplayed by Dr. Conway, who says epidemic fears are unfounded as control measures proceed and the holiday work pause extends for cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dittmann
Conway
Beleves
Sam Stark
Stark
Porter
Cheyenne
William Dittman
Noonan
South Aide
Dittman
Olor
No Alarm Expected After Cheyenne Health Advisory
Dr Conway assures Cheyenne residents that no cause for alarm exists and warning of further spread is unlikely, offering reassurance amid the scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Cheyenne
Outfielder William Jacobson Recruited From Three-league to Mobile
The report identifies William Jacobson as the most extensive outfielder under Coogan's Bluffs. McGraw pulled him from the Three-league and handed him to Mobile. Jacobson stands about six feet six inches tall and is Roy Jacobson's brother, who captained Northwestern University’s nine in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coogan
William Jacobson
McGraw
Mobile
Roy Jacobson
Northwestern University
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Boston Ladies Tailoring CO
East 18Th Street
Jennie Pendleton Ewing
A A
Howard Snyder
Regimental Card Club
Lieut. Slomn
Margaret Tompkins II
Edwarde
Ces Uise of
B. W. Whitcomb
Mrs. Sweeney
Moorecroft
Hospital Aid Society
Associated Charities
Baptist Missions
Delta Alpha Society
Beals Becker
Ianta
Beals
Liles
The
Robinson
Oo" Barnett
Howe
Puritan
Noel
Baby Comports
New York
Traddh
Palace Pharmacy Drug CO
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