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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
3
Olga F Hearst outlines a gym program for young women with a 10 to 12 dancing session led by the Princess orchestra. Mrs Harold I Vaughan directs the musical program while Mrs Gertrude Corey Hicka and Laura Ramsey hold key roles.
Members of the Universality chapter of the Alpha Tau Omega plan their annual spring picnic for this Sunday. About 32 Alpha Taus and their ladies will travel by automobile to the event.
Mrs. William Myers travels to Salt Lake City for granddaughter Bertha Pruitt's confirmation. Mrs. Myona departs for Salt Lake City to attend confirmations. Mrs. W. P. Abbott and Grace Abbott visit Cheyenne as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Huckfeldt. Reid departs for home after city stay. Mrs. Harry Gowden leaves for St. Paul to join husband. they will visit Chicago next week. P. M. Several Cheyenne young women audition for professional parts on Saturday June 7. A class 6 symposium directed by Miss Clemens and a bake sale at Kelley's grocery Saturday morning. Presbyterian Aid Society hosts bake sale at 10 o'clock. W. Hi. Steinbit of Sterling, CO visits. FR. K. Price of Sheridan stops briefly in the city. Mrs. J. W. Thompson hosts W. B. C. members Wednesday afternoon. twenty-two ladies attend including Mrs. Nadkey of North Platte and Mrs. JD. C. Brown of Council Bluffs. afternoon of cards and light refreshments.
The Willing Workers of the Baptist Church meet this afternoon at 244 West Twenty Fifth Street with Mrs J E Stimson hosting. Also notes social events from Methodist Social Circle and Delphian society with upcoming fall restart and officer elections at St Mark's parish house.
Mrs. Fred E. Warren expected home with her son Francis and daughter Mary Helen after a several month visit in Long Beach California. H. A. Bruder and G. O. Woodhouse of Laramie are visitors in the city today.
The O T Club issued invitations for a dancing party on Monday evening June 9 at the Parish house. Mrs Jennie Tunnicliff and her son Everett arrive in the city tomorrow to be house guests of Mr and Mrs Will Reid. Mrs Tunnicliff just completed his second year at Kansas State Agricultural College. The Girls Glee Club of the University of Wyoming sang last night in Sunrise, with three special cars carrying members from Laramie to the mining town. Ladies of the Jewish Circle were entertained Wednesday afternoon at Mrs A Gole's residence in the Dawid apartments.
Captain and Mrs A R McCabe of this city and Mr and Mrs Wm Armstrong of California are among the house guests at the Harry Britenstein home in Rawlins. Armstrongs will arrive in Cheyenne later this week to visit friends. Mr Keith Sheets arrived in the city from Wheatland yesterday.
Commencement plans received in Cheyenne announce ceremonies on Wednesday morning in the University auditorium at Laramie. Two Cheyenne graduates Miss Ruth Nash and Miss Louise Carsh will be among the speakers with degrees in domestic science and arts, while other attendees include Mr B E Corry of Chugwater and Dorothy Leslie who will graduate.
Col R G Cholmeley Jones appointed director of the War Risk Insurance Bureau succeeding Col Lindsley who recently became head of the American Legion. The change follows a dispute with Secretary Glass over policy and wartime roles in France.
Several measures affecting women workers take effect July 1 in North Dakota, including an eight hour day and a welfare act with minimum wage powers. A surge of women workers is noted nationwide with estimates reaching eleven million in the United States.
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