SQUICTY Club and Church Socials at the Executive Mansion
Governor and Mrs. Frank L. Mons hosted a formal dinner at the executive mansion drawing notable Cheyenne society members. Decorations featured red white and blue with a red cross centerpiece and Kattenburg lace amid a floral display. Other invited guests included former Governor Carey and Mrs. Carey, Dr. George C. Rafter, Mrs. Andrew Gilchrist, Vera Thorn, and Mercedes Houx, as major entertainments continued through a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Mons
Virginia
Joseph M. Carey
George C. Rafter
St. Mark's
Andrew Gilchrist
Cheyenne
Vera X. Thorn
Mercedes Houx
Mrs McFarlane Leases Wheatland Land To Aid Son
Mrs Peter McFarlane wife of a prosperous ranchman will take a lease in Wheatland this fall so her son Donald can have access to Wheatland servants. Mr McFarlane will divide his farm between the ranch and Wheatland. Mrs McFarlane is sister to Mrs Lee Bristol and visits Oteseune frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McFarlane
Peper eFarlane
Wendover
Donald
Wheatland
McFarlane
Mnech
Lee Bristol
Peter McParlane
von Donald
Ras Walker
New York City
Cheyenne
Frontier
Waller
Mary Cubill
Ouwden
Tiah
Frank
Opden
George Kiensen
Meo
George Hinesand
Annan Manze
Vittelmes
Watinghouse
Maile Leuehtin
North Platte
Mies Mael McParland
Mis
Mee
EO Engle
Ills
Kansas
Pilin
Washington
Oregon
Applecuies
Chaovies Dever
Bred Miller
Mine Beisavon
Vesterdas
St Joseph, M
Lueilies
Dual James
Chitern
Torrington
Riv
Daw Peeter
Bishop Thom
Gilford
Roy Jones
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Megainlandes
Fort Collins
Ernest Siow My Jones
Frank Fica
Tome
Wiwewa
M. Or
Quiet wedding for Richard Henkne and Mias Famallawa
The couple wed yesterday morning at the parsonage of the First Methodist church after a sudden change of plans due to the bridesmother’s death. Rev. Brace officiated as immediate relatives attended, with the ceremony moved from the sister’s home to the parsonage. The newlyweds plan a brief Colorado tour before settling at 2410 Evans Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Henkne
Mias Famallawa
First Methodiat Church
Ee, Ek, Brace
Denke
Colorado
Evans Street
Fred Miller
Port Russeles SCTE TY Officers Ball at Port Headquarters
The Twenty-fifth Cavalry officers hosted a brilliant hall at Port headquarters Tuesday evening. About forty Cheyenne officers joined with Post officers for a delightful event. The festivity featured decorated rooms, a Post band playing entrancing music, and a lavish supper at eleven o clock served in a dining room adorned with Stars and Stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fifth Cavalry
Thesday
Cheyenne
Palmer and Small Wed in Fort Mason Ceremony
Last Monday evening at six oclock Captain Charles Palmer of the First Cavalry and Miss Jean Small were married at the Presbyterian manse in Whiteley. Rev J B Stubblefield officiated with Dr Buffington and Mrs Schillerstrom attending guests. The couple reside at Fort Miascell in quarters No 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirles Malmer
First Cavalry
Jean Small
J. &. Stubblefield
Boffington
Schillerstrom
Cincinnati
Mise Sthall
Fort Miasccell
Marital union noted in Cheyenne society pages
Social notices describe the marriage of Captain Robe ad Mire Frances Weatherhee af Roston Maes at St Mark church with General Robbey attending. Guests include Miss Weatherher at the Plains reception, Mrs McParlane and Miss Walker from New York, and numerous relatives visiting Cheyenne for the nuptials and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robe
Mire
Frances Weatierhee
Roston
Maes
Biel
High Toon
St. Mark Wye
General Robbey
Plains
Women's Clubs Hold Special Meeting and Sewing Drive
A special meeting of the Women's Club of Chesena is scheduled for Friday at 7:30 pm in Carnegie Hall to discuss hospital sewing programs. The Junior Red Cross will meet in the senate chamber this afternoon, with all young women invited to participate and bring sewing supplies for hospital work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Senate
Voung
Snectesary Hospital
Howe
Galen A. Fox
Elaine
Noutret
Uleyer
Unclear OCR Notes Highlight War Material Shortages
Fragmentary OCR text mentions hospital, 12,000, Palatine, supplies like socks and slippers, and heavy fighting. References to cables, workers, and a relief effort imply wartime shortages and manufacturing for uniforms and equipment. Names and exact events are obscured by garbled words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palatine
Moris
Rome
Unclear OCR: Church event at hall with speakers and minutes
Fragmentary text describes a church gathering in a hall this afternoon with captions and speakers. Mentions parish, Melrose or Malley, and a possible meeting of minutes or notices. Details are unreadable and names unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Miney
Ko Ft Hall
Meoasdanmiens Perce
Ias
Eat Malley
Luatose
Berlin admits loss as Creurusaie capture near Mulutegart wood
In HURELIN on July 1 three ib Wenths were captured by the Creurusaie near Mulutegart wood along the Malanoeart road. They penetrated by the reel pestenday, marking a notable event reported from the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurelin
Mulutegart Wood
Malanoeart
Mature thief leaves shoes in hall during incident
Police report details an early incident in which a man described as a thief left footwear in a hall of the Annex area. Witnesses recall a bathing man and discuss potential suspects, including a pattern of activity near a warded corridor. The event triggers police involvement and ongoing investigation.
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London
Zeppelin
Cyclone
Major
Mrs. Andersen
Mrs. R. Andersen
Dro
HW. L. Goff
Fort Russell
Irvin Smith
Renninger
Buckingham
Chicago
Vive. Goff
Arthur Parker
Andersen
Mehanetot
Port Russele
Iit
Palmer
Buffington
Sam Stark
W. Lincoln Highway
Priddy Walding
Miss Weatherher
the Plains
Saimrant ‘Eoderson
Dame
South Bend, A
H. Ws
W. 18Th St
Junker
Wien
Wm. Myers Diy Goods Co
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Ciegclis
Berlin
Julep Ory Pinion
Vance
Grinting
Callrond
Annex
Diok
Ieee
Ier
Ieee Ly
Ellomtt
Cameron
Stook
HK Klogs
Natteyy
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