Wedding at St Mark's Episcopal Church United in Casper
The article details a wedding planned for Mr Elwood Brelach and Misa Kether Miller at St Mark's Episcopal Church, noting the event as a prominent society occasion. It also lists a series of social events including a five o'clock tea, at home receptions, a parish house entertainment titled A Night Of Laughs, and a get together dinner by the Wyoming Children's Home Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Elwood Brelach
Misa Kether Miller
Congregational Church
The
Wyoming Children’s Home Society
St. Mark's Guild
Visiting kin to tour California and return
Visiting Sist Mr and Mrs C I L Rigdon with their four Hutthe daughters will leave Monday for California. Brie Stops en route both going and coming. They will visit San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego. Mr and Mrs James are visiting the Chaplin home on Wl September. Mr and Mrs Ph Christeneon are staying in Potter. Miss Ann Tierney who delied at the home of her aunt Mrs A I Rowe has returned to Denver. Mr and Mrs William Turner of Davenport are guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Melnerney. Co A Peach chief clerk of the railway mail service has gone to Lincoln and Omaha to spend his vacation. Mr and Mrs Kev Snyder and son Barton of Wheatland arrived in Cheyenne last night. Kenny Maede will leave today for Omaha to enter the apprentice department of the Union Pacific. Miss Dorothy Gilcrest, one of Cheyenne.
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Mildred Bon
Nan Dineen
Miss Hon
Esther Miller
Elwood Bretsch
Casper
Co. A. Peach
Railway Mail Service
Lincoln
Omaha
Neb
Kev Snyder
Eon Barton
Wheatland
Cheyenne
Mra. Snyder
Mra
HW. Jones
Kenny Maede
The
Union Pacific
Yale College
Hetty Green described as millionaire and pauper at death
A lengthy reminiscence notes Hetty Green's wealth at death estimated between 75 million and 125 million dollars. It depicts her time at the Plaza Hotel and various Cheyenne visits, plus a long roster of family friends and acquaintances and their travel between Denver Hoboken and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty Green
Chinese women to be liberated says Dr Eubank
Dr Eubank told the Seattle Baptist association that Chinese women are awakening through education and religion, and that new Western ideas are transforming China. He argued intellectual redemption hinges on education for women as well as men, praising mission efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
China
Nev. K. M
Eubank
Mrs Brunell Returns Post extended visit abroad
On the border Mrs Brunnel has enjoyed an extended visit in Ouden Vinh with her parents Judge and Mrs S T Corn efnew the return of the Brongella from the Philippines.
Woman's Clubs Hospital Aid Society Meeting at Library
Large attendance urged for Hospital Aid Society business meeting at the Library Monday afternoon. New officers will assume duties. The Women's Club of the KR. M. A. and the R. M. A. will host a social session at Mrs. I C Hudson's home. Roll call will list great men in history and patriotic songs be sung. Harmony Club hostess Mrs Petersen hosts Thursday at city park with sewing and visiting, tea at six. Fr W. A. Club hostess Mrs Clark entertains at her Park Addition home Monday afternoon.
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C. EB. McGarvey
Leo Hoffmann
Omaha
Vere
F. MW. Vaughan
East Eighteenth Street
Ben
Miller
Miles Miller
Earl Boyd
Casper
Kendall Bon
Barbara Bon
Misa Dinneen
Susan Bretsch
Ruth Bretach
Misa Winifred Bresnalen
Alese Tyson
Shirley Romiser
Misa Grace Logan
Marie Milligan
Florence Miller
Hospital Aid Society
KR. M. A
R. M.A
Mra
C. Hudson
Capitol Avenue
Kensington
Harmony, Club
Fr. W. A. Club
Clark
Park Addition
Church Groups and Events Schedule
Congregation Emanuel meets this evening with Mr and Mrs Hi W Raphael. Baptist ladies hold a bake sale Saturday July 15 at Johnston grocery store. Jewish Circle meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Ralph Adamsky. Methodist Ald Society holds regular meeting Thursday in church parlors. Presbyterian Church welcomes Edmundson of Littleton Colorado to preach today morning and evening with special music by Flora Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Johnston Grocery
Methodist Ald Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Kes Edmundson
Littleton, Colo
Flora C. Blackburn
The New Family Lipr and Household Rule
A letter from Wt. George in Har vere Magarloe argues that women in modern households deserve authority on wealth and discipline. He suggests husbands should accept limits to male prerogatives and defends wife ruled power with sharp, one sided logic.
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George
Har Vere Magarloe
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Sigma Kappa Dance
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W. L. Larsh
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Frank Junk
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Mrve
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T. J. Hen
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Kart Seventeenth
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Ray K. Oldshowe
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Myre
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Potter, Nel
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A 1. Rowedel
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Davenport, In
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Dorothy Gilcrest
Chey
Cutloura
Depd
Beaton
Moras
U. 3
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the Sanitary Cleaners
Carey Ave
Millionaire
Pauper
Jennie Large
Chicago
A. J. Large
Hoboken
Enne
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Cheater A. Ettinger
Kansas City
Br. J. B. Guthrie
Kankakee
Ill
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Dr. Guthrie
Miles Shepherd
Email Son
East Lake City
Mee W. B Chaplin
Wilkie Collins
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Oscar Johnson
North Platte, Neb
Janice Rogers
Edna Crawford
Findley
Ohio
N. G. Petry
Petry
Charling Rockell
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Ingersoll
Perry
Iowa
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Are. Ralfe
Rawlins
Clare Ralfe
Otto K. Hrupzell
Robert
R. P. Snyder
Brumeeld
Mre. Snyder
Captain Brapzell
Tweneth Infantry
Congregation Emanuel
Congregation
Emanuel
Mra. Hi. W. Raphael
Ralph Adamsky
LIPR
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Tal- Weigzan
Atrian
Mondell Lands
Douglas
Wyoming
Converse County
Burlington
Port
TU Guna
Ss. B. Howard
C. B. Ror
Foo Paonam Street
Omatin
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Sere Baths
Ramedien
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