Informal Bridge Party and Annual Mall Clerks Picnic News
Informal Bridge Party hosted by Mrs Schage drew the S C club ladies for a two table bridge event with tea prawn work and sweet peas followed by dining. The Mall Clerks picnic at Minnehaha will feature a big square meal and a White’s Orchestra concert from 9 to 8. Various residents plan trips and visits including Miss Hager, the Marsh ranch party, and many relatives visiting Casper Laramie and Wheatland regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schage
S. C. Club
Ara. J
Mahoney
Gchage
Mesdames Maponer
P. Y. Gauff
William Gauff
Atherly
F. M. Miller
A. J. Miller
John McCabe
Otto Braunpehkelé
Minnehaha
White
Helen Hager
Fort Colline
Oscar Stanfield
Nelle
Emily Hager
Aileen Guy
George
Marsh Ranch
Laramie
H. L. Patton
Irma
Casper
Lewis Kirk
Mise
Harriet Dubridge
Grand Rapids
Mich
M. R. Johnston
Wheatland
Loyal Phelps
Philadelphia
G. P. Johnston
Johnston
Emily Johnston
Holdredge
Neb
Luther
Fred Miller
Texas
John Glynn
Omaha
Visiting List Records Short Trips and Family Travels
Min W M Jeffers returns today from a Denver visit while W W Busselle plans to depart early next week for Des Moines. Muriel Guy comes back from five weeks in Laramie and resumes assistance to Mrs. John Wilcox in a recital. Mrs Wilcox, once Cheyenne resident, admired for singing. Mrs Hovey and granddaughter Miss Mattie Murray return from a nine month Western tour visiting California Arizona and Mexico. Mrs Charles Gallivan of New Castle Indiana visits son Frank Gallivan and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Jeffers
Denver
W. W. Busselle
Dea Moines
Muriel Guy
Laramie
John Wilco
Wits TIE WOMEN'S CLUBS MEETING AT JENSEN HOME
Mrs. J P Jensen of 313 East Nineteenth street will host the Past Matrons club of the OES this afternoon for a regular monthly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Jensen
East Eighteenth Street
O. E
In Church Circles Seeks Baptist Mission Meeting Friday
The Baptist Missions circle will gather Friday afternoon with Mrs Norerous of 609 Wet Twenty-first Street, Mra. Cecil Law and Mrs Hamilton will serve as assistants, joining the local group for fellowship and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Micaions Circle
Norerous
Wet Twenty-first Street
Mra
Cecil Law
Hamilton
Mrs Fish Plans Fairy Nursery Ball at Newport
Newport July 15 Mrs Stuyvesant Fish plans a fairy and nursery rhyme ball on August 1 to dazzle high society. Invitations have begun, and receipt signals social prominence among eastern and western elites. Her events are typically spectacular and may set a new epoch in society.
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Newport
Stuyvesant Fish
Figh
Bradley Martin
Four Dog Doctors Attend Her Pup in Newport
The three pound Pekinese of Mrs Carter, a Newport and Philadelphia society figure, fell ill. Three veterinarians failed to give relief, and she sent the dog to New York City to the nation’s famous vet. The latest bulletin said the pup was in danger but not yet out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
William
Carter
Newport
Philadelphia
Mre
New York City
Wrapped-Over Skirts Stir Public Fashion Debate
New York fashion notes feature wrapped-over skirts held by straps or springs, prompting talk on modesty and weatherly gusts. Articles discuss color trends, materials like silk ratine and cotton, and accessories shaping summer wardrobes for city and seaside wear. Evelyn Thaw is noted in London fashion coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mantha
Milady
Wollaras
Wells
Raids on counterfeiters sweep six-city area
Rochester dispatch reports William J. Flynn head of the United States secret service and Rochealers detectives conducted raids in the Italian district to locate the base of counterfeit supplies. Fred Rumbelo was arrested for delivering 200 counterfeit 50 cent pieces to a Pitts town buyer. Raids also occurred in Cleveland and Erle, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
William J. Flynn
United States Secret Service
Rochealers
Fred Rumbelo
Pittstown
Balde
Cleveland
Erle
Three Italians Arrested in Ohio Counterfeiting Ring
Federal officers arrested three men believed to be members of a counterfeiting gang operating in Ohio Pennsylvania and New York. The men, all Italians, were arraigned before U S Commissioner and pleaded not guilty. They were held under six thousand dollar bond each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
United States
Daust
Ambiguous Map Quote Hints at Hope Deferred for State Leader
Fragmentary lines reference a map without ambition and a year’s dog license, with a phrase about Hope deferred giving a promoter cold feet and a note about subscribing to the State Leader. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or identifiable individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sherman Co
Hope
Fox
Rolling Stone Remains Grounded in Quiet Pursuit
In a cryptic note the rolling stone fails to reach the summit and keeps to a modest path. The text hints at constraints on speech and business. references Wes Cordelia and an artist’s favored green shade as subtle motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Cordelia
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Alex Duffy
Seneca
Kansas
Augusta Johnston
Fred VanDobb
Washington, D. C
van Dorah
Cheyenne Lodge
Buffalo
Detroit
Vor
Wits
Ene
Posta
Addres
Java
Baptist Missions
London
Evelyn Thaw
Harry Thaw
Matteawan
Stanford White
Tmilady
Ming
Barnett
Kefety
Capitol
Logan’s
Carey Ave
Asylum For Murder
Jack Clifford
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