Society Notes Highlight Local Social Events and Weddings
Cheyenne society pages report on a dinner party for Bride and Groom guests of Judge and Mrs. W. C. Mentier on Thirty-third Street. Another party honors Archie McKay and Archie Todd as they near military service. A thirtieth wedding anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Large follows, with pink and white decorations and family attendance. Announcements include Mrs. Georgia Whipple’s Chicago marriage to Frank Raleigh and the Basins Harcleroad Livermore wedding. News covers hospital aid tin foil drive, Miss Lannen’s recovery from scarlet fever, birth of Barbara Margaret Watson, Red Cross needs, and PEO Sisterhood support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderiex N. Matson
W. C. Mentier
Thirty-third Street
Matson
T. Blake Kennedy
T. Paul Wilcox
W. C. Deming
J. E. Durham
Cheyenne
A. J. Large
Jessie
Sadie Large
Wyoming
Harcleroad-Livermore
Big Horn
Fred Harcleroad
Ina Livermore
Basin
R. M. Jones
Bonnie Troxell
Cora van Pelt
Treat
Hareleroad
Bas
R. B. West
T. M. Hyde
Methodiet
Harecleroad
Hospital Aid Society
T. J. Henneberry
E. J. Kelley
H. W. Bullock
Miss Lannen
Effie Lannen
William Lannen
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
New Swedish Hospital
Omaha
George Hrophy
Brophy
Lincoln
Barbara Margaret
Barbara Margaret Watson
Floyd Watson
Mr. Watson
Union Pacific
Red Cross
Mary Carpenter
Denver
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Visiting List Notes Moves and Social Calls
Miss Lillie Roberts leaves for Casper to join Consolidated Royalty company. She has years of service with the secretary of the live stock commission F L Thompson and families in Loveland. The Groom and Prosper households with children drove to Cheyenne to visit Enos Laughlin family. Grace Campbell, employed by an oil company in Casper, has come to Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Roberts
Casper
Consolidated Royalty Company
Miss Roberts
Livestock Commission
F. L. Thompson
Frank Groom
Prosper
Loveland
Cheyenne
Enos Laughlin
Grace Campbell
Hats Confirm Spring Rumors
Betty Brown notes spring hat fashions appearing in millinery windows with new shapes and decorative touches. Describes lisere braid straw hats with ostrich tips and quills, a poke bonnet style, and velvet facings. Mentions A J Large returning to Denver and Mrs Mary Nimmon returning to her school in Little Bear after weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brown
Harvey Koppes
George Campbell
A. J. Large
Denver
Mary Nimmon
Little Bear
Cheyenne
Sunshine Society to Hold Kensington Social for Members
Kensington hosts guests of the Sunshine Society this afternoon at Mrs J F Henfro’s home 511 East Seventeenth Street. The Red Cross chapter Sisterhood P B E O is involved in organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Society
Kensington
J. F. Henfro
Faust attraction tops Woman's Club program
The Woman's Club will host a Faust themed afternoon with Mrs. BE, Ma. Son Smith directing. Minnie John will perform a piano solo and Vietrola records from Mrs. G W Stanley will round out the music. The Coterie Art Club meets Wednesday at 514 East Seventeenth Street. The Past Matrons' Club of the OB S will gather Friday at Mrs Horace Jenkins home in lieu of the usual Wednesday meeting on Washington's Birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Cross
Woman's Club
Coterie Art Club
Mra. Bdgnam
Seventeenth St
Horace Jenkins
Washington
Church Circles and Meetings At St Mark's Parish House
St Marks Stinergan and PB WTU hold Lenten work and regular meetings this afternoon and evening. Westminster Guild hosts Mrs Roseboom and Miss Hansen for a Guild gathering. Girls Friendly meets at Red Cross HQ for patriotic work. Junior Auxiliary plans Colonial tea with Mabel Tillman. Guild meets at Hishopatowe with Mrs Thomas. Frances Willard W T W hosts at 500 West 2th Street at 2 o clock. members may invite friends to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Westminster Guild
M. Roseboom
Anna Hansen
The
Presbyterian Church
Frances Willard W
T .W
A. W. Albee
West 2Th Street
Compensation Law Validity Is Tested
The Wyoming Supreme Court will hear the challenge to the states workmen compensation act as applied to M Zancanelli who sought damages for injuries while employed by Central Coke and Coal Co Judge John Arnold had upheld the law’s constitutionality and the lower court ruling Zancanelli v Central Coal & Coke Co rests on the validity of the measure passed in the last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Zancanelli
Central Coal & Coke Company
Wyoming
State Supreme Court
Central Coke & Coal Company
John Arnold
Third Judicial District
Wyoming Campaign Committee
Votc
Niny
Rail Heads Concede Need of Higher Wages
A continuation on page one outlines an employment service bulletin from a westward trip. Mr Babson states his aim shifted from teaching workers to understanding current needs to urging manufacturers, especially in certain areas, to perform "missionary work" for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Germans Cross Dvina Renew War on Russia
German forces crossed the Dvina and renewed fighting with Russia as a two day terror left 400 dead in the city. On February 6 Ukrainian forces led by a Cossack general bombarded working class districts before revolutionaries and soldiers crushed the uprising and expelled the reactionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dvina
Russia
Bishop Thomas Addresses Sheridan Audience
In Sheridan Wyoming on February 16 Bishop N.8 Thomas of Cheyenne will speak to the Ladies Auxiliary at Mrs. Co L Hong’s residence on Coffeen avenue and again Saturday evening at 7 50. He will conduct services at St Peters Episcopal church Sunday at 11 in the morning and at 7 50 in the evening.
Japanese Woman Dies in St Johns Hospital Death
Mrs Kino Baton a Japanese woman died Sunday in St Johns hospital. Funeral services were held from Farley’s chapel yesterday afternoon and the body was sent to Denver for cremation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kino Baton
St. John's Hospital
Farly
Wyoming YMCA campaign raises forty six thousand six hundred forty eight
The Wyoming campaign reports total county apportionments show $46,645.08 raised for the YMCA drives with Albany, Natrona, Converse and other counties contributing generously. Counties list pledges, college student gifts, and park donations while noting $25,000 to the Young Women's Christian Association and awaiting additional reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Campbell Oo
Fremont Seece
Weston
Goshen
Johnston Ia
Niobrara Eicmtare
Ampbell
Natrona
Converse
Fremont
Laramie
Niobrara
Park
Sheridan
Sweetwater
New York
Wyoming
High Schoo
Yellowstone National Park
Montana
National Campelen
National War Council
Young Women's Christian Association
Johnnston
First National Bank
Cheyenne
Runaway Boys From Fort Morgan Found and Returned
George Stroh and Conrad Doras, both sixteen, ran away from Fort Morgan Colorado. They were arrested by local police while passing through Uheygnne and were returned to their homes yesterday by their fathers following a notification from Chief of Police Emberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stroh
Conrad Doras
Fort Morgan
Colo
Uheygnne
Emberg
Portland Gold Mining Company Stockholders Meet in Colorado
Stockholders of the Portland Gold Mining Company, a Wyoming corporation with mines in the Ripple Creek district near Victor, Colorado, held a routine meeting at the offices of C. W. Dick. Directors will meet to decide dividend payments for the past year and transact other corporate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Gold Mining Company
Vietor
Colo
Ripple Creek
CW. Birdick
Women’s Suits Embrace Slim Silhouettes and Draped Details
The article notes some viewers scorn military styles while others favor a narrow shoulder line and a slim silhouette. It describes fitted waistlines, ripple peplums, and hems extending a yard or more, with possible overskirts or tunics that preserve a straight overall line.
Artillery Troops Depart Cheyenne Amid Farewells
Crowds gathered at Union Pacific station as the Eighty third artillery left Cheyenne for an unspecified destination. Rumors suggest California bound service members joined by a quartermaster detachment while plans reportedly call for cavalry reinforcements to replace the departing troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Eighty-third Artillery
Ted God-speed
Calfornia
Fort Ih
Russell
Stone
Kendrick
Warren
Mrs. Mary Lewis Faints in Cheyenne Millinery Store
Cheyenne milliner Mrs. Mary J. Lewis was found unconscious and in a delirious state on the floor of her 118 West Seventeenth Street shop. Taken to St. John's Hospital she remains in critical condition as doctors suspect a fainting spell led to collapse on cold tile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Lewis
Cheyenne
West Seventeenth St
St. John’s Hospital
H. I. Henderson
Higheymanic Go Torrance Quits U P
J Wooeyman long connected with the Union Pacific rail road company for twenty five years resigns to seek superintendent of motive power. He heads to Washington to take a national exam after already taking another in Omaha. Also noted are Hightesney visiting his sons Frank and Richard in Chicago and Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wooeyman
Union Pacific Raiktroad Company
Hsaster
Sere
Washington
France
Estoy
Mah
Aleady
Omiha
Kgmilt
Wivanunativa
Sth
Hightesney
Frank
Chtcage
Wichard
Naval Academy
Anbapeotis
Zemo Promoted For Eczema Relief By Drugstores
The ad promotes Zemo for eczema itching and skin healing, offered by druggists at 35 cents or 1.00 for extra large size. It claims penetrates and cleanses, treats sores wounds and chafing, and positions Zemo as a clean dependable antiseptic liquid from The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
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Society
A. G. Sorensen
Archie McKay
Monmouth
Archie Todd
Federal
Fred Roberts
Lydia Graves
Anna McKay
Marie McKay
Lillian Sorensen
Messrs. McKay
Todd
Nick Marks
Art Heatherington
Big Horn County
Fred
Advertising Sons
Jerusalem
Bagdad
Guild of
Hishopatowe
Thomas
Paris
Bishop Thomas
YMCA
Tr.bl Brooks
A.D. Johnston
PO Ty, Cortin
Offerd
Bos
Portlandd Mining Company
Stockholdnes Mik? Hee
WSS
United States
the Fashion Shop
West 17Th St
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Mary Lewis
Forbes’ Capitol Pharmacy
Cuty
Osea Broun
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