Engagement and Society Events Highlight Summer Season
Mrs Grace jama Campbell and Alva C. Witters announce their engagement at a Wise Campbell relative’s party. Guests celebrated Miss Campbell and her mother’s birthdays with a pink and white cake reception, sharing sentiments for the forthcoming wedding. The bride to be is noted for her charm and Capitol occupation. Mr Witters works in railway mail service. Mrs William BE Mahoney hosted a dinner for visiting Mrs Sidney Wilmer of Bermuda. The Mahoneys’ table featured wild sweet peas and yellow accents for ten guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BE. Mahoney
Sidney Wilmer
Bermuda
Grace Jama
Campbell
Alva C. Witters
Wise Campbell
Slter
Harvey Koppes
Mra
H. V. Daugherty
Miss Campbell
Cheyenne
State Capitol
Casper
Witters
H. C. Kline
Kline Music Store
California
Kline
Mire
Ford
W. K. Lee
Jimmie
Gent
Northwest
Sidney
Neb
Mra. Evans
Mee
BE. W. Murliyn
Elizabeth Whitaker
Miss Walron
Denver
Dugald Whitaker
Red Cross Benefit Dance at Horse Creek Ranch
A Red Cross benefit dance is scheduled for June 22 at the Horse Creek ranch home of Mr and Mrs Hiram Andrews, thirty miles north of Cheyenne. The big barn will host the event with supper on the first floor and the second floor set for dancing. Attendees are urged to bring a box lunch for two, to be auctioned to boost receipts. Tickets cost one dollar and Cheyenne residents are invited. a pilot car will depart from the Plains garage at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hiram Andrews
Horse Creek
Cheyenne
Plains
Visiting list from Fort Colins crowds Cheyenne
The piece lists numerous visits and travels of Cheyenne residents and their guests. It notes pastors and ministers visiting Cheyenne for services, families traveling to Chicago Denver Casper and other places, health trips to Lalunta and Detroit, and various relatives staying with or visiting Mrs. Jensen and other hosts. It reads as a society notices page with names, places, and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Detroit
U. S. Navy
A. D. Johnston
Denver
A. Fenwick
North Platte
California
Cheyenne
Ridgely
Ray K. Olds
Captain Olds
Fort Russell
Lalunta
Colorado
Salt Lake City
W. Be, Haskins
Central Avenue
Calumat
Mich
William J. Minchin
J. J. Shingler
Minchin
Congregational Church
Sthelbert Mahoney
West Point
Missionary Department of the Baptist Church
Wyoming
William G. Walker
Wil
Mra
Walter
Carl Gyllis Vislting
Carl Gyrling
Miss Fouth
George Merrill
Pasadena
Merrill
Albert Chapman
Prank Lee
Rem River
C. C. Curtisle
Laura Lee
Richard Henke
P. G. Mackley
Arthur Miller
Social notes mention travels and arrivals across cities
Pine Druffs visits New York and Illinois and plans to attend Dennison University commencement in Granville Ohio. Mrs. Charles Canerick and Jim mie return from Denver after two years away. Peter McFarlane family from Wheatland visits Cheyenne and Boulder for an eclipse then returns. Mrs. Steever and her son Edgar Zell Jr arrive in Dallas to spend summer with Gener al Thompson’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Druffs
Jamey McPherson
N. Y
Chicago
Granville
Ohio
Foote East
Io Granville
Dennison University
Charles Canerick
Jimmie
Denver
Peter McFarlane
Donald
Wheatland
Cheyenne
Boulder
Steever
Dallas
Texas
Edgar Zell Jr
John Charles Thompson
Women's clubs and war time efforts reported
The Hospital Aid Society postponed meeting at the library with reports from dues-collecting committees. Mystic Maze Club hosted by Mrs Frank Schmidt with tea and visiting. attendees listed. Royal Neighbors Memorial set cemetery services with gathering at Mrs Alex Puffy’s home. Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs Ed Nash’s home. Wyoming ambulance fundraising discussed. melt ing pot plan to raise war funds via selling old silver and gold. Mrs Nash, aided by daughter and daughter-in-law, served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Aid Society
Mystic Maze Club
Frank Schmidt
Mystic Mase Club
Royal Neighbors Memorial
Royal Neighbors
Alex Puffy
East Twenty-fifth Street
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ed Nash
Maurice Groshon
Wyoming
France
Cheyenne
Johnston
Nash
Cheyenne W C T U Set Talks With Gov Houx Speaker
The Cheyenne W C T U will meet Tuesday at 3 PM with Mrs Jenkins presiding. Governor F L Houx and Rev J S Stubblefield are listed as afternoon speakers. The Y P B of the W C T U will convene Tuesday evening at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne W. C.T
Cheyenne W. C. T
Y. P
W. Cc. T. Uv
Congregational and Presbyterian Church Services Listed
The notice outlines Sunday schedule for Congregational and Presbyterian churches with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and services through the day. It notes Rev William J Minchin of Denver as guest preacher and lists evening programs and music selections by church choirs and soloists.
Fares to East Go Up Monday
Passenger rates from Cheyenne to eastern states will rise Monday due to a 3 cent rate. The Omaha fare increases from $123.65 to $16.90 and Kansas City from $18.20 to $122.21. The Denver one way stays $3.51, round trip doubles to $7.02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Methodist Church Pulpit to Be Occupied Both Services
The Methodist church will hold morning and evening services with Rev. Mr. Bennington preaching at the evening service. The Epworth League assembles at 7:00 p.m. followed by the 8:00 p.m. evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bennington
Rawling
First Methodist Church
Cheyenne
Mra
Beard
Chicago
Heard
American Medical Association
Decatur
Moberly
Qiire
Howard Baldwin
Little
Sunday Services and Sermons Across Local Churches
Baptist Church lists 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 am sermon by pastor 7 pm BY 8 pm evening service St Mark s Episcopal 745 am holy communion 945 am Sunday school 11 am morning prayer and sermon Terra Nowlin of Jackson sings solo 8 pm evening service St Mary s Catholic mass times 6 6 and 10 am The Rev Father Hartmann preaches 4 pm afternoon devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
J. M. Jen, Ton of
Yawline
Baptist Church
St. Mark's Episcopal
St. Mary's Catholic
Father Hartmann
Fares to Northern Southern and Western Lines Updated
Fares to points north south and west remain the same while Pullman rates rise by half a cent per mile, a 14 2 5 percent increase. Tourist car fare up by one fourth cent per mile, about 1 3 percent. All tickets set at three cents per mile plus one half percent surcharge.
Stole Diamonds and Broke Jail But Jig Up Now
Sheriff J H Dupes of Bakersfield California carried requisition papers from Governor Houx to fetch Edward Murry the man who robbed a black man of diamonds valued at 400 dollars. Murry escaped from Kern county jail April 2 and was recaptured in Casper last week. He has used several aliases demonstrating a long criminal record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dupes
Bakersfield
Kern County
Calif
Cheyenne
Edward Murry
Houx
Dupes
Casper
Murry
Edwards
Kerna County
San Quentin
Ed Stewart
Ed Martin
Ed Mulligan
P. J. Horahan
Child Welfare Work to Begin in Wyoming
Posters for Children year in Wyoming have arrived and are ready for distribution. The program runs from April 1, 1918 to April 1, 1919 but is delayed by material shortages. Active work starts June 1918 with goal to improve physical welfare of nation’s children and establish community clinics in Latamie county led by Mrs Himer Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
R. A. Morton
Himer Lane
Latamie County
Spearman Ordered to Training Camp from Home Visit
Spearman was summoned to Camp Dodge immediately by an Army order cutting his furlough short. He had planned a visit to his aunt Mrs. Ide Graham, but the order redirected him to military duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralaston Spearman
Yeat Orday
Ide Graham
Camp
Dodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fort Colins
William B.B. Ross
A. Huston
St. Mark's
C. Carlisle
Laura Merrie
Foreign Re Relief Committee
Roadway
Pre
Lincoln Highway
A. R. Meeting
Christian Endeavor
Pulpi
F. L. Moore
Jown
Sevier
Schnecker
Wolo
Angela Blag
Wildemere, Mra
C. War
Rington
Methodist Church
Cheyenne Creamery Company
18Th and
Thames Sts.hone
Trousseau
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