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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1917
Page
11
An informal reception at Judge and Mrs. John A. Riner’s Carey Avenue home honored Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gleason who are leaving Cheyenne. Guests wrote names in a register and enjoyed a summer menu as plans for future visits to Denver were discussed.
The Mount Mellick club will be entertained this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rose Keockwell for a social gathering and current club activities.
French belles greeted American troops in Paris on the Fourth of July as they paraded, placing bouquets of fragrant flowers on each service blouse. The act was deemed notable enough to be cabled back to the homeland.
Mrs. Frank L. Houx announces the Tuesday At Home series ends for the summer. In fall the mansion will reopen to visitors weekly. A motor party including Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Keefe and others will travel to Estes Park for a weekend visit.
At the Plains district Mr. Max Kalm of Chicago, a millionaire capitalist, is reported to be active in the wheat market. The note signals his involvement in local grain trade and investment interests.
Miss Marion Coad of Omaha visited Miss Gertude Thompson daughter of General and Mrs John Charles Thompson and attended an informal Kensington tea hosted by Mrs Sam Thompson at the Mission Apartments. The gathering included sewing chat and a five o'clock tea with several young ladies attending.
Miss Grace Emerson and Miss Lu lu Leihart led Baptist Sunday school teachers entertaining their girls at a joint picnic at Lake Minnehaha Thursday. The afternoon featured lake and park attractions with baskets emptied as the group returned homeward.
Iminity cards announce the July 2 birth of a son to Arthur Eaton and wife in San Francisco. The child shares his father’s name. Mrs Eston, formerly Emily Churchill, was the daughter of the late Prof John O Churchill of Cheyenne. The Eatons plan to reside in Denver later this summer, with Mrs Churchill accompanying them and visiting Cheyenne first.
The Twenty fourth cavalry headquarters at Fort Russell will become the setting for a dramatic society event described as brilliant, signaling a notable gathering at the military post.
The regular meeting of the Women's Civic League will be held at the library Monday evening. A large attendance is desired as committee reports will be tallied. The City Federation of Women's Clubs will also meet at the library Monday afternoon with president Mrs A A Baerresen presiding. The meeting was postponed from last Monday.
Fort Russell soldiers attending the Methodist church and Sunday school will be guests of honor at a church parlor party hosted by Mrs A L Put nam s Win One class. The Baptist Young People held a patriotic social in the same church parlors last night with a large crowd and Star spangled decorations. Refreshments were served.
A listing shows Strawberries Blackberries Loganberries Cantaloupes Pie and Eating Cherries Peaches Plums Apricots Gooseberries Watermelons as available produce for the season.
We receive every morning a shipment of fresh vegetables including all market offerings. We sell at the lowest prices. Live spring chickens and hens. Strictly fresh ranch eggs. We offer our own delivery service the most prompt and accurate in the city.
The Guild of St Marks met at the Parish House with a small attendance. The Frontier meals question was discussed but no decision made. Mrs A A Paerreven hosted and served ten. The Presbyterian Ald Society held its regular meeting in church parlors with a brief business session and social visit, adjourned without refreshments.
The Westminster Guild will meet this afternoon at President Robert Jere's home to knit for the navy under the TrAL. The young women are urged to contribute time this summer to this patriotic service branch.
Mrs E S Johnston presided as the Baptist Willing Workers held a social business meeting at Mrs Wrook's home. They planned Frontier meal services, secured the club house, and appointed Mrs J E Stimson as treasurer while noting Mrs H Hansen’s quarantine for scarlet fever. Tea for Pr Van Winkle and Miss Margaret Bullock were part of the afternoon.
Budapest reports Count Moritz Kyyerthazy the Hungarian minister will dissolve parliament due to obstructive tactics. He aims to secure passage of the new franchise law before elections under revised sections.
An eight year old boy is described as well behaved and would like a placement in a private home. Interested parties should contact Br. W. Burke at the Wyoming Society in the Capitol Building to apply.
Post office in Cheyenne Wyoming lists unclaimed mail for Pedro Avila Sr and Mrs Harry Are as of the date shown. Officials request recipients to identify and claim at the local facility.
A long list of personal names and business entities appears, including St. Lovett Cash, Inter mountain Ol Co, Independent Tea & Coffee Co, various individuals such as Miss Florence Ciik, Thomas Felveres, George Niehaus, and Mrs. Blanch Fitsvimmets, suggesting a directory or roster entry.
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