Frontier guests gather at Cheyenne homes for visits
A long list of frontier visitors arrives in Cheyenne guests include Mrs van Rowe and family Mrs Wileon and daughter Virginia from Illinois Miss Cain and Mrs Lyne with tours Mr Alfred Tayloe from Mem Tenn and Wr G Tayloe of San Antonio among others Major Girard Sturtevant and Mrs Smith are cousins hosting the group at various homes including Mrs Elizabeth Whitaker and Mrs Mason Smith The Krugs of San Francisco return to Cheyenne before heading to Ohio for an extended visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Tayloe
Mem Tenneanee
van. Rowe
G. Tayloe
San Antonio
Tetan
I W. Wileon
Misa Virginia Wileon
Ilinois
Bad ‘Nide
Lyons
Mies Cain
Tlsons
Cheyenne
Mea. Lyne
Misa Marjorie Sturtevant
Girard Sturtevant
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Fort Munsell
Mra. BE. Mason Smith
Alice
Louise Smith
Mise Sturtevant
Dugald Whitaker Ranch
Mis
Elizabeth Whitaker
Sturtevant
Mre. Smith
Paul Krug
San Francisco
Charles Dewson
Krugs
P. S&s. Cook
Krug
Ohio
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Draws Small, Attentive Crowd
A small attentive audience gathered yesterday at Mrs. C. M. Peters home for a Presbyterian missionary society meeting. Mrs. Charles Wilneck led devotionals and Mrs. St. A. Morton directed program. Social hour followed with tea at five. Beginning today at 11 30 Indies of Congregational church host cafeto hunt colts and straw patronage drive. daily committees listed for fund raising. Proceeds benefit church aid society treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missions
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
C. M. Peters
Charles Wilneck
St. A. Morton
Congregational Church
DPD
Gilbert Davis
W. BE. Henrichas
Aid Society of the Church
Socials and Frontier Guests Fill Cheyenne Week
Kensington guests Mollie and Margaret Leo hosted a casual afternoon with Mrs. Howard Kellogg and Dorothy Darling of Rock Springs. Frontier Show Party host Marie Laughlin welcomed many friends while chaperones and guests from North Platte, Iowa and other locales attended. The narrative mentions numerous social visits, library staff changes, and upcoming dances at the Infantry mesa hall with Camp Kendrick officers and Cheyenne residents attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Mollie
Margaret Leo
Marie Laughlin
Enos Laughlin
Mind Alese Tyson
Mabel McFarland
North Platte
Nebrask
Misa Ewa Lorseh
Iowa
Mids Helen Tysop
The
Heaten
Local Visitors Arrive After Denver Trip
Visiting relatives Mrs Enos Laughlin and daughter Mies Marie Laughlin return from six weeks in Denver Boulder and Loveland Colorado. Mrs Marie Martina of North Platte is the guest of Miss Vere Kerrigan for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Elmer Geranio and daughters Irene and Frances have come from their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Laughlin
Mies Marie Laughlin
Denver
Boulbler
Loveland
Colorado
Marie’ Martina
North Piatte
Mies Vere Kerrigan
Elmer Geraio
the Mises
Irene and
Frances
Night of Varied Entertainment at Atlas Tonight
Tonight Atlas presents a curated bill featuring Donita and Pymevon as singing comedians with The Musical Dale and Milas Onle Lee. The six Vascarys perform, followed by a Hostok annual picture. Opening tomorrow Richard De Riviere with a comedy barbeque Co and a troupe of harmony singers in skits and afterpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidy
Donita
Pymevon
Dale
Milas Onle Lee
Prano
Songbird
Vascarys
Richard de Riviere
Camille and Armand in Duelling Love Crisis
Camille lures Count de Varville with charm and money but loves Armand a young country lawyer. Armand returns her affection yet his father forbids the match. An exciting duel between Armand and the Count follows as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille
Count de Varville
Flor
Armand
Camille comes alive on screen with Clara Kimball Young
The count theme and a dramatic duel elevate Camille starring Clara Kimball Young with emotional scenes and a popular appeal. Spectators note a sky omen seen over Pottaville during an eclipse, while courthouse guards monitor a Mog aircraft reflection near the building as locals discuss the omen and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kimball Young
Camille
Ove Pleht
Pottaville
Spectral Flag Seen in Clouds Over Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Record reports a vivid display described as the American flag formed in natural colors across low, overhanging clouds, drawing spectators with its striking, ethereal appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Calcium’s Value in Tuberculosis Remedial Agent Highlighted
An article praises Rickman’s Alterative containing calcium chloride as a nonaddictive treatment for tuberculosis. It claims decades of use and ease of assimilation, urging trials to aid recovery and normal health, with Bekmen Laboratory in Philadelphia selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickman
Bekmen Laboratory
Philadelphia
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Micelou
Misa eMabel McFarland
Charles A. Blood
Masie
Fort Russuia
TEMS
George Stewart
Zanesville
Daugh A. Fuller
Medical Corps
Fuller
Bay Army Post
Halliday
Bierkower
Edgar Meyer
Mrs. Dorsey
Miss Dorsey
Columbia, Missouri
Captain
Mrs. Smoke
St. Howards
Nebraska
Earl Gorom
Earl Gorraatre
Ae Gorom
Louella Moore
Gehevra Brock
Carnegie Hbrary
Laramie
Snaan Breisch
Mrs
Frank Holliday
8. B. Miller
San Jose
California
Cheyenne Quinstor
Harry ‘Taylor
Dr. Miller
A. W. Barber
Harry C. Straus
Chicago
Mrs. Straus
Julius Allenstein
Samuel J. Powell
Ogden
Utah
Alfred Rutherglen
Anna Bell
Send Ba
John Harrington
Visas Bell
University At Laramie
Frank Niswandjr
Francis
Centennial Valley
W. BR. Sehalner
Howard Kellogg
Dorothy Dasling
Hoek Springs
W. K. Lees
Melon Fisk
le Frontier
J. Hi. Walton
Alice Downey
Echoes
Beulah Kader
W. 17Th
Cheyenne Light; Fuel & Power Company
Capitol Ave
Atlas Today
Lyric Today
Wn. Meyers Dry Goods Co
Featuring
Wm. Meyers Dry Goods Co
Bill
Ete Fashion
West Seventeenth Street
Chichester Skills
S. W. ST. Clair Union Barber Shop
Masseur
Lady Attendlant
17Th
Carey
Logan
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus
Wyming
Lee
Lawley
Amaza
Snake King
Kik & Wortham's Collossal Water Circus
Worthams
Mars
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