Burns Party Honoring Immortal Scot Roger Burns In Cheyenne
Society notes report Mrs. Andrew Gilchrist hosting a Burns anniversary with a Scottish feast and afternoon tea. Winifred Bresnahan served four dozen visitors yesterday. A dinner honors Senator Kendrick of Washington at Mr. and Mrs. John L. PURDAIS home. Miss Clements class held a Merry Masquerade with Charlie Chaplin lookalikes and planned drills. Miss Jude Upton married J B Trist in Salt Lake City. Miss Jude Rodgers to graduate nurse at Glenharro sanitarium Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Burns
Andrew Gilchrist
John L. Purdais
John Bb. Kendrick
Washington
Cheyenne
Murope
Miss Clements
Promacion
View Clements
Charlie Chaplin
Ruth Chaplin
View Kieie Becker
Upton
Jitde Upton
Ogden
Utah
Ornery
J. B. Trist
Salt Lake City
Iisspton
Rodgers
Jude Rodgers
W. Rodgers
F. M. Vlor
Coloio Springs
Miss Rodgers
The Soldier Keeps No Medal Yet Has Love Inside
The poem notes a soldier who bears no outward honors yet carries in his breast a medallion of his beloved. He faces duty with courage, sustained by her faith and tenderness, a noble inner medal. The article also mentions graduate nurse Mies Rodgers and her Red Cross work, recalling Cheyenne ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Coss
Mies Rodgers
Cheyenne
Fort Russell Society Notes Arrivals and moves at the post
Mrs Goodfellow wife of Captain Goodfellow arrives from Michigan and stays at quarters 40 with her husband. Mrs Stoner and two daughters plan an indefinite stay with Dr Stoner. Captain Bb E Maxey leaves for Camp Sherman for temporary duty. Mr and Mrs Smoke and son Samuel A Smoke Jr return to their homes. Major Wheats moves to quarters 42. Regimental Tea at the officers club Eighty third field artillery this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoner
Dauvesters
Michigan
Fort Ruussell
Bb. E. Maxey
Post Hospital
Camp Sherman
Oho
James G. McGrat
Morgan
Denver
Vivien Shriner
Marion McGarath
Samuel A. Smoke
Major Smoke
St. Louisa
Fort Russell
Samuel A. Smoke Jr
Major
Smoke
Columbia
Mrs. Wheats
Major Wheats
The
Officers’ Club
Eighty-third Field Artillery
Visiting List Mrs Peter Macfarlane Arrives En Route
Mrs Peter Macfarlane of Wheatland arrives in town last night en route to Denver aboard a Red Cross mission supporting relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Macfarlane
Wheatland
Denver
Red Cross
Social notes from Cheyenne travel and visiting list
The column lists residents and visitors including Mrs. Macfarlane and sister Mrs. Lee Bristol, Mrs. Biris, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Miller of Shinnstown, W Va, heading to Ogden and California. Others travel to Denver for stock shows, Cheyenne-based visits, and family gatherings tied to the Roxana Petroleum company and local deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bristol
Biristol
Macfarlane
Denver
Ward Miller
Shinnstown
W. Va
John Doyle
Ogden
Viah
Dire
Hovie
Oxden
Califortia
Ralph Robertson
Hopkineville
Seattle
Mr. Robertson
Cheyenne
Misg Lie Roberts
Don Roberta
Mire
Menderson
James Forbes
Worland
Dbvesfey
W.O. Gray
de. Gray
Misa Othel Lund
Chicago
Roxana Petroleum Company
Vern Lund
Mert Roberts
Maddalena
Nrl
Roberts
Elmer Parrall
Woc. Kilnhead
Tedondo Bene
Redondo
Lane
Caest
Women's clubs announcements and social events
Local clubs schedule meetings and social functions. The Coterie Art club gathers at 25th Street, Daughters of American Involution to work at Red Cross, and a parish house dancing party with Kopald's orchestra is planned for January 28. Sunshine Society moves its meeting to 102 West Twenty sixth Street next Tuesday hosted by Mrs. Roach and Mrs. Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Ceb
Ins
AL WL
Albee
Twenty-fifth Street
Red Cross
Daughters of the American Involution
OF. T. Chile Dince
T. Club
Kopald
Sunshine Society
The
Frank Roach
West Twenty-sixth Street
J. L. Jordan
Jordan
Mrs. Roach
Fashionable Wartime Gowns Show Adaptable Details
In New York fashion coverage outlines three popular hostess gowns designed for wartime practicality and later versatility. The white velvet frock with skunk fur trim features a belt and fringe, while another sheer velvet design emphasizes draped waistlines and gel sleeves. A final gown combines sequin chiffon scarf sleeves with a delicate beaded neckline, all presented as adaptable for day and evening functions.
Eight Injured in Burlington Train Wreck
Eight persons were injured when a Burlington wreck near Gillette Wisconsin yesterday after a 45 mile per hour train struck a broken rail a mile and a half east of town. The engine and nine cars derailed and plowed 500 feet. Injured include J C Blanchard Sheridan Wyoming broken rib and cuts, A C Thomas undersheriff Sheridan two ribs broken, G W Gelwicks Chicago back slight injury, C C R Constable Chicago hands slight injury, Sherman Mirriod Payne Iowa chest injury, John Dickson Albert Lea Minnesota right arm, Jesse Watts Kansas City Missouri head injury, W C Wall Pullman porter Kansas City buck slight injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
Wiw
Burlington
Here
J. ¢. Blanchard
Sheridan
Wyo
A. C. Thomas
Undersheriff
G. W. Gelwicks
Chicago
CC. R. Constable
Sherman Mirriod
Payne
Towa
John Dickson
Albert Lea
Minn
Jesse Watts
Kansas City
W. C. Wall
Pullman Porter
Buck
Church Guilds Hold Meetings In Local Parishes
St Mark's Guild meets at the Parish house for work and business this afternoon. Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church gathers Tuesday evening at Mrs Forbes home with forty young women, led by Mrs Jerpe, to review Missionary Milestones and enjoy piano selections by Miss Ream. Hostesses served light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark's
King’s Daughters
King
Congregational Church
L. A. Broderick
Mra
Clyde Snow
Elsie Africk
Westminster Guild
L. C. Preand
Winifred Stuart
The
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Forbes
Robert Jerpe
Howe
Draft registrants in Laramore county completed
The local board finished classifying draft registrants yesterday. Next are physical examinations for Class 1 candidates at fifty per day. About 800 men are in Class I. Many exemption claims will go to the district board. All men who married since May 18 are placed in Class 1. Related questionnaires continue arriving and the outstanding number should drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramole
Oil Boom Spreads Across Wyoming Fields With New Drilling Plans
In Wyoming the Wreaming Prairie O-8 and Gas Company expand holdings in Hig Muddy, adding to stock value. Active drilling continues in Baku section 24 reaching 800 feet, with a well in section 17-34-76 slated for completion within days. Several firms push Fossil field activity, while shale extraction plans near Sweetwater County Signal a statewide oil boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreaming Prairie O-8 and Gas Company
Hig
Weethon UU
Boveelomer Syndicate
Sweetwater
United States Geological
Ountry
Bat Ide
Wyoming
Oil Drilling Advances in Salt Creek Field Amid Weather Delays
Oil men report the Young company reached 2 000 feet in depth with oil shows as they push to complete a well within thirty days. Debate continues whether the Williams well in the southwest cover penetrates the third Wall Creek sand, with skeptics noting potential sand depths of forty to fifty feet and doubts about conclusive results. Weather remains a major obstacle as operations in West Salt Creek slow, with derrick work paused and deeper wells still progressing before warmer conditions allow full drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bist
Sale Creek
Wiliams
Third Wall Creek
Salt Creek
Midwest Aireles
E. T. Williams
Lids
Heston-Wyomine
Hut Wrest
Tio
Jupiter
Salt Creek Petroleum
Suspect in Nolan Robbery Returns, Bonds Set in Denver
Abraham Six Ack, one of four men charged in the Jan 2 roundhouse robbery of Mrs. Harry T. Nolan, Denver businesswoman, came here voluntarily and posted 5000 dollar bond. Frank J. Mulligan former city detective, Jacob Fineberg proprietor, and John Evans an employee obtained a postponement of their trial to Jan 24 at Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Abrahaim Sixack
Harey T. Nolan
Frank J. Mulligan
Joviob Fineberg
John Evans
Fineberg
Thesr
Hrighton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andrew Kiwis
Ladies’ Home Journal
Fort Russell Society
Fowne
Wm. Myers 2 “Oods Company
Ki. W. Glafeke
Cheyenne Art Association
Charles Bristol
Olive Wills
Velma Wilsock
Florence Flanagan
T. B. McDonough
Ty Betty Brown
New York
Congregational Missions
Congregational Missionary Society
Hw, Jensen
Naterial
Watt
Oper
Eames Tene
York
Oor
Eeonone
Mother Necessity
Horace Jenkins
Ella Dobbyn
Sikrant
Lincoln Wyoming Petroleum Company
Woodland Development Company
Ivanhoe Oland Cas Comepany
Emigrant Gap
Tte Haldinga
Ite
Greilfith Company
Merritt
Glenroack
Young
Jrusion
Man Acculsedd
Nolan
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