Tea, Cards, and Weddings Highlight Late Winter Socials
A string of social notes details a 6 o clock tea hosted by Mita Dorothy Riner with 82 guests amid arrangements of yellow daffodils and pink carnations. Other events include Mrs Joseph Ottman’s card party and a wedding of Edward W Peterson to Elizabeth Rutledge at Presbyterian Church, with plans for a farm home in Troy Nebraska. The piece mentions school choruses rehearsing for an upcoming operetta and a W R C social at 808 E 17th street with a 25 cent entry.
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Mita Dorothy Riner
Misees Letitia
Gertrude Thompson
Barbara Bon
The
Robinson
Joseph Ottman
Smith
Burke
Minter
Olmstead
Buechner
Milligan
Celia Quirk
Green River
Edward W. Peterson
Elizabeth Rutledge
Presbyterian Mange
Leon Cc. Hills
James Dolan
Roberta
Troy
Neb
Pine Bluffs
Peterson
W. RE. C
William Myers
E. 17Th Street
Fort Russell Social Events Highlight Major Baker Dinner
Major and Mrs Baker hosted a refined dinner with pink carnations, candles, and sparkling service. Attendees included Mrs Reno Dr Mrs Wing Mrs Frissell Miss Mason Miss Pickering Captain Davis Captain McConnell Captain Bailey and the hosts. The Eleventh Infantry regimental dinner is planned for Saturday at Post HQ with Charity Ball tickets being sold to support a good cause. The Fort committee includes Mrs Kieffer Captain McConnell Captain Lawson and Lieutenant Dowell. A quarantine remains in place as John Wilson, son of Captain and Mrs E R Wilson, contracts scarlet fever.
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Major
Mrs. Baker
Mre
Reno
Wing
Frissell
Mason
Misa Pickering
Davis
Navy
McConnell
Bailey
Kieffer
Lawson
Dowell
Zkyrchak
John
Evert R. Wilson
Iittle
Visiting List Records Family Returns for Short City Stay
Mrs. W. C. Mentner and children Frances and Billy return from a extended visit to Town Mee. Mark Coxip also in town for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dumm noted. they were in Cheyenne last Wednesday.
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Mee
Mark Coxip
The
Rendh
Mire
Wesley Dumm
Cheyenne
Wedding Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Mrs. Pitt Covert left for three months in Santa Monica and southern California. Miss Minnie Limbach visits from Denver for a few days while a party travels toward Green River and Ia Ohio, with plans to visit Mr. Dims' parents.
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Green River
Ia Ohio
Mr. Dims
Pitt Covert
Wiel
Santa Monte
California
Miss Minnie Limbach
Denver
Charity Ball Aids St John’s Hospital Ward Fund
The Hospital Aid Society hosts a biannual charity ball in Washington to fund furnishings and the maternity ward at St. John's hospital. Tickets are sold by Ways and Means members with broad business and professional support. Key organizers include Mrs. J H Conway and ten committee members, plus additions from local military groups. The event coordinates with Maccabees’ Knights and Ladies and the Ladies Auxiliary to the O R C hosting gatherings and installing officers at the new hall.
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St. John's Hospital
How
Hospital Aid Society
Capitol City
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
J. H. Conway
J. M. Carey
Dugald Whittaker
A. W. Barber
Claude Draper
C. K. Snyder
Mark Chapman
V. K. Hart
W. C. Mentzer
Elizabeth Gill
Kieffer
McConnell
Lawson
Dowell
Church Circle Notes Hit Busy Social Season
Methodist Aid society sewed pet rag crafts in church parlors with little business and plenty of visiting. Baptist groups plan social at church Friday and bake sale at Johnston grocery Saturday with hostess teams. Guild of St. Marks meets for a work session and social hour. Delta Alpha social at Nellie Heckman’s home. Baptist Mission Circle meets at 21202 Seymour Street with all church women invited.
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Methodist Aid Society
Nelson
Rocka‘field
the Baptist Q. O A
Nellie Heckman
Delta Alpha Society
Biddy Street
Baptist Mission Circle
the Baptist Mission Circle
Law
Seymore Street
Cafeteria Dinner Hours at The Robinson
The Robinson cafeteria serves dinner every day from 11:30 to 2 and from 5 to 7. This daily schedule offers a midday and evening dining window for students and staff.
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the Robinson
Speedy Typist Demonstrations Highlight Speed Records
Speedy typist Mr. I A Trefeger showed remarkable speed in morning and afternoon demonstrations for Cheyenne Business College students and Cheyenne High School commercial students. He demonstrated blindfolded writing from dictation and from memory, with speeds peaking at 241 words per minute without error and an overall one hour average of 116 net words per minute.
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I. A. Trelveeer
Cheyenne
Eaton
Underwood Company
Traftger
England
Business
Trafeger
Florence B. Wilson
Trefeger
R. Trefiger
Trefzxer
Plating Hotel
Business College
Atlas Theater Show Delights With Classy Acts
The writer reviews a local Atlas Theater bill praising a classy program. Highlights include Oliver Stanm, a muscular act, Dutch song by Miss Clark Patek, Robinson and Brooks as the Dark Town millionaires, and a strong comedy act with fashionable outfits.
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Atlas
Little Atlas Orchestra
Oliver Stanm
Boy
Aldo Wood
Mies Clark Patek
Robinson End Brooks
Low Rose and Company
New York
Fragmented theater note on comedy act and scenery
The readable text describes a backstage scene about a comedy act in preparation. It mentions a lady, a wife, makeup, scenery, and the Atlas theater, with remarks on potential improvements and the performers practicing.
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Mule
Piarch
Atlas
Pigmy Peters Aids in Prehistoric Discovery
An Old Scout tells how Pigmy Peters scratched brands on a cliff in the Dynamite Fork area. Professor Volapucker of Yale visits, argues the marks may be prehistoric, linking Autecs to Egyptians. Peters then gains recognition and a book from the professor.
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Aloig
Peters
Rio Grande
Canada
Jhoston
Yale
Pigny
Odd Fellows of Sheridan Open Splendid New Lodge
Sheridan January 16 A grand opening marked the formal unveiling of the new Odd Fellows lodge on West Brundage Street. Dignitaries and families joined in a ceremonial program led by F C Poll with Rev A I Jones offering the invocation. William H Marvin received a token of appreciation for 24 years of service as a charter member.
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Odd Fellowship
Wood Fellowship
A. I. Jones
8. W. Johnson
W. L. Kuyhendall
Wyoming
Pioneer Workers of the Order
Kuykendall
William H. Marvin
Local Banquet Honors Judge and Timepiece Gift
A large banquet honoring a local judge featured engraved timepieces as thanks for two decades of service. About 6000 guests attended, with Rebekaha Encampment and Odd Fellows hosting long tables of food, staffed by white-clad servers delivering efficient service and praise for the organizing committee.
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Marvin
Odd Fellows
Rebekaha
Tragedy in Society as Bride and Husband Die
In San Francisco on January 14, Donald Jadwin shot his wife Minna Van Bergen Jadwin at dinner and then killed himself two hours later. The couple, 19 and 45, had been married seven months and were prominent in local society. They had lived with Minna’s grandmother in Pacific Avenue and had recently moved to San Francisco for the winter. Jadwin, heir to a Brooklyn drug business and employed at General Petroleum, had quarreled with his wife ten days earlier and left in anger.
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San Francisco
Donald Jadwin
Brooklyn
Minna van Bergen Jadwin
John A. Bauer
Jadwin
Pacific Avenue
Mise van Bergen
Atlantic
N. Y
California
San Rafael
General Petroleum Company
President Taft Kisses Babies By Proxy
Washington Jan 16 The tale of Taft kissing Phyllils Wistrand has drawn many families to the White House seeking personal favors from the President. Since the initial story the President has been too忙 to kiss more children, and the duty has fallen to Pat McKenna who guards the President's office.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Phyllils Wistrand
Little Lander
Wyo
White House
Pat'" McKenna
Knights and Ladies of the Macabees Social Event
The Knights and Ladies of the Macabees hold a joint social and card party at 1 C. C. F. Hall on Friday the 17th. Public is cordially invited and encouraged to subscribe for The State Leader.
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Knights and Ladies OF the Macabees
C. C. F. Hall
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