Mrs. B Mason Stulth to Preside at Meeting
Olga Hearst reports Mrs. B Mason Stulth will act as chair and urges all members to bring a friend to the gathering.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1919
Page
6
Olga Hearst reports Mrs. B Mason Stulth will act as chair and urges all members to bring a friend to the gathering.
Mrs. T. Blake Kennedy entertained yesterday afternoon at a bridge luncheon for guests Mrs. William Gilcrest and Mrs. William M. Jeffers. Mrs. W. Gilcrest won the first prize and Mrs. Charles J. Olenhaus took second. The parlors were decorated with red roses.
Rev C F Fisher will occupy the pulpit at the Congregational Church this morning with a cordial welcome extended to attendees. Mrs Charles Meyers arrives in Cheyenne to spend the session with Senator Meyers at the Plains. Mrs George Hunt and niece Martha Oviatt visit from Laramie for the weekend with Senator C D Oviatt. James Garrett, Coblenz with the 148th Field Artillery in the army of occupation, has been promoted to sergeant.
Fragments mention Frank Cameron of Riverton and Cowden of Omaha as parties for their homes with unclear context and no detailed actions or dates provided. The OCR text shows no full sentences or clear event description to determine outcome.
All committees of the organization will gather Monday night at Carnegie Hall. The notice urges full attendance and outlines a 7 30 program with speakers and brief reports from each committee.
Miss Helen Brace daughter of Rev and Mrs Brace has left St Josephs hospital and returned to Templin Hall University Park Denver Her family and friends celebrate her fitness to resume studies at the University of Denver next week Also noted Mrs John A Stevenson of The Sid ing Albany County has recovered enough after surgery at Ivinton Memorial hospital in Laramie to be moved from the hospital.
Mr and Mrs England returned yesterday from an extensive western tour including the Grand Canyon Arizona and a California trip They visited siblings Pim O Leary at Presidio Camp Col and Eugene O Leary at Camp Rockwell San Disko Mrs England notes Wyoming boys wish to return to Cheyenne Judge and Mrs Carey and Mr Mya are mentioned Charles D Carey came home from Denver after a few days stay
Dr Grace Hebard of Cheyenne and Grace Raymond Hebard of Laramie plan a week in the city at the State university. Pete Welnerth of Laramie spent Saturday on business. Mrs Nichola Petry and son N Gody of Wyverton arrived and joined Mr Petry at the Patna Hotel. Mr Charles Cubinia guest of his mother Mrs Mary Cahill, who recently returned from overseas. Mr Cahill joined the Canadians in the war and served two years in France.
Mrs Bruce Jones hosted a Valentine Eve event at 2116 Caray Ave in honor of Mrs George M Pryde. Fifteen matrons attended as Mrs Jyok B and Mrs W Daley spoke. corsage bouquet and red hydrangea decor highlighted the night. refreshments were served at midnight.
The Sunshine Society will gather Tuesday afternoon at 420 Mast Twenty First Street, hosted by Mrs T J Mack with Maes dames John Brown and Norman Black. The New Era elias of the Presbyterian Sunday School will discuss The Conflict of Sexes in Industry. All are invited. Sunday School at 0 45.
Final reports from the state committee of the D A R show donations totaling 2500 to the American Red Cross ambulance fund. Figures list contributions by county and a note that money funds hospital care for sick and wounded American soldiers in France. Mr W E B Pinnerh will return today from the Rotary conference in Denver.
An advertisement touts a homemade cough syrup recipe claiming savings of two thirds on usual cough remedies. It outlines combining a marketed extract with sugar or honey to make a pint of syrup, claiming rapid relief within 24 hours for bronchial chesty conditions.
Irvin Cobb the renowned author lecturer and humorist will speak at Cheyenne High School gymnasium Monday evening February 20. He promises a vivid account of his European war experiences from Brussels to the battle front including capture as a provisional prisoner and witnessing the sinking of the Lusitania. His talk aims to move audiences from laughter to tears with first hand war impressions.
Infant son of Representative Sackett, Robert Trane, died at the state hospital. Carl Sackett, born February 3, passed away on Wednesday. Tributes and condolences noted as Rep Sackett and family arranged the funeral. Nearby residents and relatives traveled through Sheridan and returned from New Orleans and Galveston after recent travels.
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