Fourth of July Outings and Parish Show Plans
A Cheyenne society column details many Fourth of July outings by numerous families and groups including the Corsons, Hendersons, Dodds, Bristol and Bristol associates, Nimmo and Kingham parties at ranches on Horse Creek and the Colorado Wyoming state line, plus trips to Livermore and Granite Springs. Also announced is a St Marks parish show at Parish House July 12 and 14 directed by Joe Ennis of Los Angeles, with music by Kopald’s orchestra and a cast of local performers. other notes cover a Strawberry Festival at Parish House and various visits, new births, and travels of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Corson
Samuel Jr
H. B. Henderson
Harry Henderson Jr
Etfle A. Dodds
Lee Bristol
Mies Frances Bristol
Fay Walker
New York City
Lowers
William Block
Jack
Merwin Bristol
John Whitaker
Horse Creek
Mre
R. Kinport
Grooley
Vd Boles
Colorado-Wyoming
Mia
Alex Nimmo
Irene Kingham
Livermore
Col
Nimmo
George Kingham
Ta#Barron
James Morton
Kinghaw
Viola
Gladys Klebake
Mersin
Everett Ferguson
Ernest Linn
Lowie Davis
William Carvent
E. W. Stone
C. D. Kirkland
C. W. Anderson
Denver
B. F. Fowler
Anna Rogers
Granite Springs
William Lannen
Athol Brophy
Omaha
Synergue
St. Mark's
Parish Mouse
Joe Ennis
Los Angeles
Cal
Ennis
Kappa Sigma Lance
Kappa Sigmas
St. Tirk's
Kopald
Inside bath cure: hot water and limestone phosphate claim
An old health note promotes drinking a glass of hot water with four teaspoonfuls of limestone phosphate each morning to flush the digestive tract. It claims Clears skin, cures sallow complexions and headaches, and purifies the blood, comparing internal cleansing to soap and water on the skin.
Visiting List Shows Local Social Calls Across Cheyenne
Visiting notes from Cheyenne show numerous arrivals and departures. Mr J L Tidball of Holdredge Nebraska visited daughter Mrs A D Johnston. Miss Elizabeth Daniel of Boston arrived for weeks with Lieut L P James. Miss Martha Pallon left for Greeley after a visit at Mrs Lee Bristol’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Tidball
Holdredge, Neb
A. D. Johnston
Elizabeth Daniel
Boston
Mass
Cheyenne
L. P. James
Martha Pallon
Lee Bristol
Greeley
State Teachers’ College
War Bride Weds First Lieutenant in Pearl Embroidered Gown
A Mexican War era bride chose marriage before a later summer plan, dressing in a white charmeuse gown embroidered with pearls. The dress featured a pleated irregular waist, lace bodice with a high belt jacket, elbow sleeves with lace frill, pearl ropes, and a long lace veil. She wore pale yellow orchids and valley lilies.
Local Social Notes Include Travels and Visits Across States
The column lists Mra and Mr Diver and family travels for the home purchase, Little Miss Leeds Covington's stay in Guernsey with Celia Miller, and several motor trips for the Fourth to Lara mie. It mentions Dr Andrew Hoedel Jr returning to Cheyenne after pharmacy studies at Michigan and Iva Roedel planning a Branston vacation with daughter Gertrude, plus Mrs Frank Delrick visiting Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Diver
Dan Swan
Andrew Hoedel, Jr
Pharmaceutical Department
University of Michigan
Ann Arby
Mr. Roedel
Iva T. Iried
Branston
Cheyenne
Gertrude
Yale Grad Mrs Roedel Visits Before Omaha Engineering Move
Mrs A B Roedel, a recent Yale graduate, is visiting her parents for a short time before heading to Omaha in a few days to enter the engineering department of the Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Roedel
Yale
Omaha
The
Union Pacifl
Woman's Clubs and Knights of Security Meet Friday
Women’s Rollel sorpe schedules a regular meeting Friday afternoon at Carnegie Library auditorium with a report on the Colorado Wyoming encampment in Pueblo in June to be presented by Mrs Frank Dietrick of Los Angeles, formerly of Cheyenne. Refreshments will be served. Knights and Ladies of Security also plan a regular meeting Friday evening at the K hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladis of Security
Knights and Ladies of Security
K. ©. Hall
Auua Tiordon Woo. T
Aruba
Gordon W. ©. TV
FP. J. Howx
East Linola Highway
Notable Ladies Club Tea at Mrs Gavan’s Home
The Anthurs, led by Mrs tterman Gavan, will host the Art club ladies this afternoon at her residence. The event gathers members for an afternoon of socializing and crafts in a traditional neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oterie Anthurs
Tterman Gavan
Oterie Art
Annual Meeting Slated for Officer Elections
The annual meeting to elect officers and review the yearly report will be held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. EW Hall. A large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amuther Lwl
EW. Hall
Price of jewels boosted by war impact on diamond trade
The article notes rising diamond prices since the war, driven by demand outstripping supply. Experts in London cite a rough-diamond shortage due to labor deferrals, while the diamond trade cites the London diamond syndicate and Premier as key raw-material providers. Diamonds are valued as a safe investment and used widely in cutting, drilling, grinding, and mining operations, with Hirvaliian carton and other forms playing roles in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amwaterdam
Edward
Collman
London
London Times
Rebekah Lodge No 6 To Install Officers Tonight
Nebekah lodge No 6 will meet this evening at 1.0 O F hall for installation of officers and other business. A full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebekah Lider
O. F. Hall
Sheridan Race Results Run Over Classic Route
Arnold driving and Maxwell won the twenty three mile automobile race in 27 minutes 6 seconds on Monday. Miller in a Hulek finished second in 66 minutes 10 seconds. Kerr placed third in 100 minutes 10 seconds. Stroud crashed into barb wire fencing, car badly damaged. White and Jensen followed with top four finishes. Grinnell in a Ford faltered with a blown tire and did not finish. Thousands lined Main Street as crowds stretched blocks along the course. Leader office Swisher Optical Service advertises clean collateral at 215 W Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Id Arnold
Maxwell
Miller
Kerr
Hisvolege
Stroud
Am Ley M. Fi
White
Wep
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Harry Konla
L. Beatty
Emily
Elizabeth
Florence
Cherokee Park
Henry Lane
Evana Street
Lane
Union Pavisic
W. H. Hollingsworth
510 West Twentyfirst Street
Ladies of St. Mark's Guild
Hookery
R. L. West
Rookery
Tor
Hattlesturg
Mrse
J. A. Whitloge
Adams
N. Y
Walter Diver
Guernsey
Cleyenne
Avon
Leonard
Tim
United States Army
Fort Mewwlldie
Deltrick
Olaf Swanson
le Vone
Shelby
Noli
Mere
J. F. Renfro
Gladys
Karl Bord Hae
H.C. Upton
A. Hench
Deaver
Upton
Kenno Hoede
Mr. and
Clara Dodds
Effie R. Dodds
Miss Dodde
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Leon Clearwaters
Cheyenne High School
Centennial
Marietta
Lander
Cyn. Potter
C. M. Miller
Mies Bether Miller
Mies
Frank Sparling
Hobe Idaho
Velting
Walter Yoager
Mee
William Hass
Mise
Martha Sparileg
Messrs
Wand Meadames
R. B. Porayth
Stuart
Manna
Blair
Danville
Albert Chapman
Carterlake
Colorado
Frank Delrick
Miamonds
Tek
Nos Times
Hoatess
Rebekah Lodge
Mesdames Methregor
Shiriey
Metquiet
Noveroms
Presbyterian Ald Society
Meedames Hiram Revideos
J O W. Piper
J. Ory
St. Mark's Guild
Guild of St. Mark's
Parieh House
Afernoon
Pummer Milltimery
Wm. Myers-Dry Goods Co
Tate
Lowine
Taneet
Plude Combinattione
Phil Materiate
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
West Seventeenth Street
Arnold
Sternban
Swisher
Optical Service
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus Boarding and Day School
University of
Wee Ming
Hen P F. Swisher
Metrist and Optician
West 17Th Street
Sebel
G. F. Palmer Land Agency
Burns, Wyo
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power
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