Dancing party witnesses an August wedding at first
A romantic note runs through social notices as Mr. Walker and Miss Stine prepare to wed at the Methodist church with Rev. Brace officiating. Friends host showers and pre nuptial events while plans unfold for the couple’s new home in Cheyenne. A later issue reports summer gatherings and a piano recital by nine year old Nadine Robinson, praised for her skill and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uepeainac
Waneaie
B. Brace
Stine
Ball
Denver
East Lake City
Ogdean
Cheyenne Aghout
David Wildingm
Twentieth Sts
Niew
William Jardine
Miss Powell
W. Fl Seaman
RH. Dill
Misa Adelaide Stogg
Cliva Ralfe
Ingersoll
Ir. Ball
Western Union Department of
Panitie
Nadine Robinson
F. L.~robinson
Rose Rockwell
Abril
Bohm
Lumer
Valentine Lady
Cadman
Bergeramelia
Loepke
Frances Mentzer
Visitor List Notes Mrs Baldwin's Infant Arrival
Visiting list notes Mrs Baldwin with her infant arriving tonight from Detroit. Also mentions Mina Evelyn Jensen visiting her sister in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Baldwin
Mina Evelyn Jensen
Detroit
Misa Jensen
Slater
Mre
Bald
Anher ene visit and Omaha relatives gather at Graham home
Win accompanies her home to Anher ene where Joneen Mise Agios Spearman and Mr. Spearman of Omaha arrive Sunday night to visit at Aunt J. T. Graham’s. Denver visitors F. A. Hilleman and family stop at Huff Kring home. Hilleman returns Sunday. Mrs. Hileman to Manville. Mrs. Henry Sweet and children travel from Salt Lake City to Cheyenne to stay with Judge and Mrs. R. H. Scott. Mrs. A. S. Balsam, formerly Emily Jones, leaves for Douglas Arizona to join husband Lieut. Alfred Schreiber Balsam of the Twenty-fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Agios Spearman
Ofm Spearman
Omaha
J. T. Graham
F. A. Iilleman
Denver
Mra
Huff Kring
Mr. Hillemaan
Mra. Hileman
Manville
Henry Sweet
Alt Lake City
Cheyenne
Mra. Sweet
Judge
Mra. R. H. Scott
Mra. A
Balsam
Emily Jones
Douglas
Arizona
Alfred Schreiber
Chamberlain Widow to Wed Again in UK Clergy Union
The widow of Birmingham statesman Joseph Chamberlain, Mrs Mary Endicott Chamberlain, will marry Rev William Hartley Carnegie rector of St Margaret s and Cannoned Westminster since 1919. She previously lived in Boston with her father William E Endicott secretary of war under Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham Statesman
William Hartley Carnegie
St. Margaret's
Westminster
Cham
Belain
Mary Endicott
Boston
William E. Endicott
President Cleveland
Chamberlain
United States
Massachusetts
Notable Visitors and Local Travelers in Early Gazette
Short reports of residents and guests traveling to and from nearby towns. Dr. and Mrs G A Wright of Loveland Colorado visit daughter Mrs G L Springs. Mr and Mrs F H Vaughan and guest Mrs H C Jackson drive to Denver. Judge and Mrs W C Menteer motor through Bates Park. Movart Martin returns to Chicago. Miss Lily Underwood, Miss Gertrude Underwood, Fern Patterson leave for Yellowstone Park for three weeks. Mrs Gleason and family visit Burns and others return from Mates Park. Mrs Pertance and daughter Pauline return from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Menteer
Lily
Gertrude Underwood
Fern Patterson
Yellowstone Park
Women Club Meetings and Social Events Schedule
The Past Matron's club meets this afternoon with Mrs. BE W De vries. All past matrons and visiting matrons are invited. The A R S club plans a Hereford Grove beefsteak fry this evening then an informal dance at Mr. and Mrs. H S Ridgley's home. The DAR holds a business meeting Thursday at Carnegie library Women s club room at four o'clock with large attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Morton
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Sheridan
Mra
Conant Parks
Lander
William Dickinson
Ralph DeNio
Indies
A. R.S. Club
A. R. S. Club
Hereford Grove
H. 5. Ridgley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women's Club
Carnegie Library
Missionary Society Hostesses Announce Church Event
Church circles Baptist Missionary Society will host a meeting in church parlors this afternoon with Mesdames Graloger Williams and Torsline as hostesses. The Cheyenne W C T U will meet with Mrs Mackinder at 711 East Twenty second street this afternoon as officers for next year will be elected and dues paid. St Marks Guild and Presbyterian Ladies Society also plan Friday parlor meetings with named hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Society
Mesdames Graloger, Williams and Torsline
Cheyenne W. C. T. WU
Cheyenne W. C.T.U
Mra. M. M. Mackinder
East Twely-second Street
St. Mark's
Guild of
Presbyterian Ald Society
Mevdames Piper
Load
Davidson
American Woman Controls Purse
The Americas Woman, more than any other woman in the world, controls the family purse. She shapes the family for years through budget decisions and disciplined spending, requiring keen proportion and long‑range planning beyond mere shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Woo
Vision and budget shape family life in daily buying
The article discusses how a woman must envision family life years ahead and connect visions with expenditures. It notes everyday buying influences community standards, warns careless shopping drains funds, and highlights omitted joys beyond bare necessities. It includes a recipe for Good Housekeeping nutty cakes.
Pranut Cookies Recipe Fragments From Old Page
A fragment from a kitchen note lists ingredients for Pranut cookies including butter and powdered sugar. The text shows measurements with a cupful unit and seems part of a larger recipe.
Packing Summer Frocks: Roll To Save Space On Tour
Roll frocks and soft fabrics like satin and crepe for compact packing. This method beats folding, letting dresses fit into small spaces with better results. The Sisters of the Beacon have long used and benefited from this trick on tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of the Beacon
New Foundation Music Class Surveyed for Mia Direction
A new Foundation Music class directed by Mia Fowler will start July 22 at 706 East 16th Street. The program accepts children ages 4 to 10, with contact via phone 141W. Frontier dates July 26 27 28 and 2 state level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Fe Fowler
East 16Th Si
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A. L. R Tyson
Walker French
Howl
W. Preneh
Hall-Stine
Mra. Ball
Navara Fort
J. Kelley
A. A. Morton
J. F. Olabd Witte
Ammons
Kaneas City
Mesdames Kelley and
Morton
Lake Minnehaha
Aupper
New Post Toasties
Win
Anherene
HH. Joneen
Fantry
Fort Russell
Twenty-fifth
G. A. Wright
Loveland Colo
G. L. Springs
F. H. Vaughan
Stanley Vaughan
H. C. Jackson
Vermont
Mr. Movart Martin
A. Martin
H. D Gleason
Burns
William Haas
C.J. Olewhous
Mies
Mates Park
Pertance
Miss Pauline
Vieit
Ee Mark Chapman
Wseurance
Carey Ave
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Rive
Honeycoml
West 17Th St. Phene
WOMAR
Jon
Villadelphia
Rolia
Ete Fashion
West Seventeenth Street
Shiits
Midheurwamr
Wits
the Sample Shop
Caney Ave
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