Y W C A Serves Meals At Headquarters And Various Groups
The YWCA offers daily meals at 1819 Gaps tol avenue to help fund a new home on Nineteenth street Breakfast from 8 to 6, lunch 41 30 to 1 30, dinner 5 80 to 7 30 with prices 75 cents for breakfast and $1 for other meals Family style service with self-serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
St. Mary's
St. Mark's
Methodist Church
Industrial Club
The
Presbyterian Church
William Lannen
A. W. McDuffle
Fred Hoffmann
Ladies of the Baptist Church
H. W. Ballock
J. E. Stimson
the Congregational Church
Nineteenth and
Capitol Avenue
M.A. Kline
Mesdames
D. M. Carley
UM. M. Ireland
H. Jensen
William Wolcott
Ed Harleen
Mart Stevens
Miss Hobbe
Captain Garrett Returns Home From Army Service in France
Captain James Garrett, formerly of the Union Pacific, just back in Cheyenne after eighteen months with the American Army in France. He and Mrs. Garrett visited friends in Milwaukee and other eastern points before returning, praising America as the best country. Various visitors arrive in Cheyenne including Monlie Rees in the ticket office at Fort Russell, Mrs. F. L. Nickerson and son Bud from St. Louis, and others from Casper and Boulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garrett
Union Pacific
France
Cheyenne
Monlie Rees
Laras Mie
Fort Russell
F. L. Nickerson
St. Louis
Bud
Max Ball Reaches Home After St Louis Trip
Max Ball returned home from St Louis where he had been on business as local manager of Roxanna Petroleum Company. Mrs Samuel Wayman of Chicago visits her brother M I Todd in Cheyenne along with several others arriving for Frontier Week and guests at local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ketcham
Boulder, Colo
Elmer Smith
Washington, D. C
United States Geological Survey
Hortensia Wasley
Chicago
Max Ball
St. Louis
The
Roxanna Petroleum Company
Mr. Ball
Mrs. Samuel Wayman
M. I. Todd
East Eighteenth Street
Birth of a son announced in Casper Breisch home
Casper reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Breisch on July 19. The Breischs’ kin include Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Breisch of Cheyenne and Esther Miller, formerly of Cheyenne. Frontier Week guests include A. T. Phillips of Casper and a party from Sheridan among Cheyenne visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Wever
Gil H. Wooden
Warry Breitenstein
Rawlins
City
Robert McCabes
Breisch
Casper
E. D. Breisch
Mr. Breisch
E. R. Breisch
Cheyenne
Esther Miller
Mrs
A. T. Phillips
Stephen Bow
Sheridan
H. E B. Fryberger
New York
Fryberger
Dennison
James Brown
Sam Fuller
Arnold Tschirgi
Mrs Parry Tynds Cheyenne social leader and benefactor
Mrs Parry Tynds a prominent Cheyenne social figure and philanthropist supported major groups including Red Grass and the W. G. A. where she played a notable role during the war. She is identified as the wife of Harry P. Hynds proprietor of the Plains Hotel and a pioneer citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Red Grass
Regore Ome
Hynds
Harry P. Hynds
Plains Hotel
Secretary Chaplin and party arrive in Cheyenne
Secretary of State W. E. Chaplin and Mrs. Chaplin with grandchildren arrive in Cheyenne from the Chaplin cabin on Libbay creek. Wilkie Collins accompanies them. Several visitors stay at the Plains Hotel including Miss Helen Phipps and others. Kansas City and Chicago visitors also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Chaplin
Cheyenne
Helen Phipps
Miss Barkelow
Ryley Cooper
Doc Bird Finch
D. C. Murnan
N. W. Burkley
John Remington
R. M. Sheard and Family
J. A. Shoemaker
C. A. Jewell
W. H. Byssen
G. B. Gay
James V. Beaver
D. &. Wagely
William L. Collins
Leo Hedman
WH. N. Gisemberg
Miss Harlings
Mr., G. A. Phipps
W. H W. Kalls
The
Plains Hotel
I. A. Williams
A. Field
George D. Algit
Chicago, Ill
Hebard Sisters Host Summer Tea in Laramie
Miss Grace B pt Hebard and Miss Alice Hebard hosted a small tea in Laramie on Monday afternoon. Present were Miss Anna Dobbin of Cheyenne Miss Ursula Tanner of Laramie and Miss Jonnie Powers of Powell plus Mr and Mrs M G Rosenfeld of Cleveland Ohio visiting the Paine couple today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace B.pt Hebard
Alice Hebard
Laramie
Anna Dobbin
Cheyenne
Ursula Tanner
Jonnie Powers
Powell
Mrs
M. G. Rosenfeld
Cleveland
Ohio
Polish Grey Samaritans to Aid Poland Mission
Twenty women of Polish birth or descent trained in the United States as social and nurses aides are to be sent by the YWCA to Poland within weeks. They carry certificates for satisfactory work and wear gray cape and Pousty cap uniforms. Mme Paderowska, wife of the Polish president, secured a Warsaw home for their reception. Lois Downs, a YWCA worker from Pittsburgh, directs the new YWCA efforts in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Mme. Paderowska
United States
Warsaw
Lois Downs
Pittsburgh
Clever Stunt Party Entertains Laramie Summer School
The Laramie summer school hosted a costume stunt party on Saturday night. Miss Clement directed the event and several guests from Omaha joined the festivities at the Plains Hotel, wearing striking regalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Miss Clement
Austrian Plotter to Be Safe in U. S. A.
Washington reports Kayla Von Ferreist former Mexican minister will return home with gate conduct granted to travel to the United States for safety. The note confirms safe passage and official assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Kayla von Ferreist
Novel white wool dots on blue silk
Mr. M. M. Wasking of Frankfort Kansas is in the city and part of local chatter about a novel white wool dot design on blue silk attracting attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Wasking
Frankfort, Kans
City
German envoy Von Kanya tied to Zimmermann plot rumors
The State Department reported plans to deploy border security at Laredo Texas this Saturday. Von Kanya, recalled over two months ago, hesitates to return to Austria amid instability in the former empire. Reports during the war connected him with Von Eckert and the Zimmermann plot involving Mexico against the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State Department
Laredo
Texas
von Kanya
Austria
Wye
von Eckert
Zimmerman
Mexico
Failure at Washington Cripples Alaskan Railroad Project
The Alaska railroad from Seward to interior links faces a funding gap after Congress rejected a $10 million request. Despite delays, promoters expect a broader appropriation, with Rep Curry introducing $17.06 million measure. Construction focuses on Nenana to Fairbanks and Seward to Anchorage segments. Coal moves from Matanuska fields to Seward as crews repair trestles and snow sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Seward
Continental Divide
Alaska
Broad Pass
Congress
Alaska Engineering Commission
Mops
Hetn
Curry
California
France
J. L. McPherson
Alaska Bureau
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Senate Appropriations Committee
McPherson
Hilmacif
Washington
Nenana
Fairbanks
Anchorage
Matanuska Fields
Hechorage
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A. A. Sanders
Jack McPherson
F. M. Lyons, Jr
Sheridan, Wyo
F. M. Lyons
East Nineteenth Street
Christina Anderson
Miss Alle Kinnedy
Lafayette, Ind
Herman Goldblatt
West Lincoln Way
George Beale
Miss McCartin
Colorado Springs
M. H. Todd
Mrs. Beale
Miss MacCartin
Todd
J. L. Miller
Rockyford, Colo
C. H. Payne and
W. D. Bennett
Boulder
Tribe of Ben Hur
D. W. Gerard
Crawfordsville
Ind
Boise
Idaho
Seder
Woodring
Denver
Hiberd
Elizabeth M. Schmidt
Des Moines, Ia
H. M. Ashford
Ball Home
Walker French
A. F. Porbes
Harry W. Fox
W. A. Janes
Art McKechnie
A. ©. Bolin
Theodore Zels
W. A. James
Mildred Moltz
Lincoln
Neb
John Brown
A. K. Smith
Miss Holtz
Mr. Brown
University of Nebraska
Eliza Stiles
J. P. Sturgis
Taylor, Texas
Morris S. Hegarty
Colo
W. M. Armstrong
Los Angeles
Calif
Emma Matson
Kansas City, Md
Theodore Noack
Dalhart, Texas
J. W. Mason
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Mrs. Parry Tynds
Rock River
E. D. Abrahamson
Fort Logan, Colo
Talay
F. A. Newifi
Kansas City
Losles, Calif
Hebards
Louise Clarke
Cornelious Clarke
John Clarke
Rufus Cowert
Dorothy Belt
Mixa Willis
G. J. Magnew
Davis
H. B. Boyles
B. J. Brandeis
Omaha
Mia
J. D. Miller
Pitle
Wax Ape Bing Aponte
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