Delightful social afternoon at Kensington event
A lively Kensington gathering hosted Mrs. Priebe and sister with friends, music, and a tea at 5. The guest list includes Paul Bailey, John Kunkle, Clyde Early, and many others from Ouray to Tenafly. Camping and outings noted for families, plus a large Estes Park weekend trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Yin
Peter Appell
Nua Howtens
Priebe
Cary
Mrs. Friebe
Paul Bailey
John Kunkle
Clyde Early
DeVine
Wolcott
Whittington
Ouray
Colo
A. Weller
A. ¥. Wolfe
C. Stanfield
Nellie
Emily Hager
Buford
William DuBois
Sinek
Cherokee Park
G. Kellogg
Herman Gnam
Estes Park
J. A. Finer
J. M. Jilideh
Chicago
Lacey
Paul Larwh
Frank Gleason
Fred Hoel
George Gilland
Refreshments Debut at Meeting Decorated by Ladies Group
The table was exquis ite with a face cover and red candies in crystal holders. A central display of baby's breath adorned the refreshment area as Mrs. Kent and Mrs. Hrad ley poured. A committee of ladies served the ste elous refreshments while Mrs. Y. K. Hart played piano. Mrs. Harry Hoffman chaired the arrangements committee with Mesdames Tradley Barber Sidney Bartlett Niswander Daley Voorhees and Miss Dickert assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Hradley
Y. K. Hart
Harry Hoffman
Mesdames Tradley
Barber
Sidney Bartlett
Niswander
Daley
Voorhees
Miss Dickert
Visiting List Brings Guests From Across Regions
The column notes Mika Helen Hager visits Ft. Collins for vacation with friends. Guests arrive from Wheatland Red Wing Minn Grand Island and Denver among others. Several families host relatives and friends including Mrs. R Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Jillich while plans include August departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mika Helen Hager
Ft. Collins
R. &. Gray
Wheatland
Gilbert FF. Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Mise Nell Hayes
Red Wine
Minn
Gertrude Cummins
Akron
Everett Glafeke
Frontier
Leslie Miller
Laramie
Ladies to host Baptist Mission circle at 609 West Twenty first
Mrs Norcross assisted by Mrs Cecil Law and Mrs Hamilton host Baptist Mission circle this afternoon at her home. Mrs Hadley at Fort Russell entertained the Aid society of the Methodist church yesterday afternoon with devotional exercises business routine and an elaborate tea. Large attendance and social hour followed.
Baptist Sunday School Picnic Planned for Lake Minnehaha
The Baptist Sunday school picnic has been planned for next Thursday at Lake Minnehaha from 2 until o'clock. The ride to the place of meeting added pleasure for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Minnehaha
Van Tassell Weds Miss Bradley in Cheyenne Ceremony
R N Van Tassell and Miss Mandel Bradley wed at the bride’s sister’s home with Rev Leon C Hills officiating. The couple plans a ranch honeymoon and bridal trip. This is Van Tassell’s third marriage after previous separations and re formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. van Tassell
Stockman
Ccoal-Moan
Mandel Bradley
R. N. Lafontaine
Leon C. Hills
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. VanTassel
Aviator Killed in Monoplane Crash at Salisbury
Major A. W. Hewetson of the Royal Artillery and a member of the military flying corps died at the army aerodrome in Salisbury after his monoplane fell about 100 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
England
A. W. Hewetson
Royal Artillery Corps
Military Flying Corps
Bishop Thomas Fisher Returns From Yellowstone Wilderness Trip
The Right Reverend S. S. Thomas, Episcopal Bishop of Wrowling, returned from a month in the wilds. After the Episcopal conclave in Laramie he toured Yellowstone, crossed Jackson Hole, and slept under tarpaulins. He fished the Snake River, bringing back a 20 pound trout now in a taxidermist’s hands for exhibition. He dedicated Fort Yellowstone church and visited several parishes during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Thomas
Episcopal Bishoy
Wrowling
Laramie
Yellowstone Park
Jackson Hole
Launder
Cheyenne
Snake River
Spelling Quip Over A Chicago Confectioner Name
Representative Wills of Ohio, famed spelling champion, admitted he could not spell or pronounce a Chicago Greek confectioner’s name, James Papa Theo Jo Yokoui Mountour Geotepoulos, found at 4212 South Halstead Street, per Washington reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wills
Ohio
Congress
Chicago
South Halstead Street
Willis
James PapatheoJo Yokoui Mountour Geotepoulos
Derelicts of the Tides and the Mail Across America
A reflective meditation on derelicts drifting through life, comparing ocean wreckage to worn postal items and discarded ephemera from a railway mail system. The piece recalls a Union Pacific eastbound encounter with a small canvas pouch marked as the first air mail from Corpus Christi to Port Arthur on March 20, 2012, illustrating the reach of the postal era and the human stories attached to simple objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Mall Clerks
Harrass
Ogden
Union Pacific
Corpus Chriati
Texas
Port Arouag
Texan
Deleamiler
W. G. Bake
C. BL
Math
Heath
International Postal Service
United States
Cowboys and Bucking Horses in the Wild West Show
The Buffalo Buns Wild West and Pawnee Bill's show organizes a rugged Western era troupe. They will riders perform daring equestrian feats with real bronchos, including broncho busting demonstrations. The display honors the genuine Cowboy life and its role in developing the Western frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild West
Mar East
Broscho
Ty Faet
Broweho
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Grand Island
Neb
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Tribune
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Marion
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Penver
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Mr. Jillich
J. A. Hiner
Zoerisch
M. H. Hartung
Lucy Dunn
North Platte
W. M. Jefefera
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Eilen Jeffers
Jeannette Mullen
Muth Heenan
Frances Mentzer
Denver
Mildred
Josephine Schwelckert
L. Frieze
New York
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Methodist Aid Society
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Rining Bros. Chrous
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R. N. van Tassell
Miss Bradley
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