Social rounds in Cheyenne span weddings and visits
A busy Cheyenne social calendar features engagements to Iowa and Colorado, theater outings, and a quilting bee for a bride to be. Mrs. S. A. Huston hosts Edith Brotherton of Detroit while Miss Hetzel prepares for a Cheyenne farewell to Iowa, plus a theater party for Miss Hetzel and fiancé Mr. D. Jllowells.
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Miss Hetzel
Olive Hetzel
Rota
Iowa
Bruce Jones
Mra. Burner
Miss Lund
Jarri
Lund
Archie Al“oh
Piarvertice
Ferna
Mise Lund
R A D. Waltom
B. W. Glafoke
Mir
M Watts
Jesser
Lis- Po
Hagel Wernderfer
Bovless
Miss Bertha Lenning Resigns From Roedel Drug Store
The Visiting List reports Bertha Lenning, longtime bookkeeper at A EB Roedel drug store, resigns and will move to Iowa. She will be replaced by Miss Long formerly with the Federal Land and Securities company. Carley family returns from Colorado Springs with Meurine, Marjorie Whipple, and Donald to attend high school commencement.
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Peter McFarlane
Donald
Junction
Jack
Merwin Bristol
McFarlane
John Morrison
Lee Bristol
Bertha Lenning
A. EB. Roedel Drug Store
Iowa
Miss Long
The
Federal Land and Securities Company
Marjorie Whipple
Colorado Springs
Women Club Hosts Meeting At Mrs Parnell Home
The City Federation of Women’s Club executive board holds a special meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs J A Morton’s home. Mrs Morton serves as federation president and the session focuses on the executive board’s arrangements.
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J. A. Morton
City Federation of Women's Club
Bes
Eecutive Board
Pueaday
Summer School For Women Opens July Classes
The program will begin at the end of July and run through August. Mrs Winifred Hall leads the instruction with a two dollar entrance fee. Open to women and girls citywide, members and nonmembers alike. A board meeting will finalize arrangements and the wait list.
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al Chen O
Erienes
Mies Winifred Hall
Past Chief Meeting Groundswell Adds Charter Members
The Past Chief held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Peter Jensen’s home on South Tenth Street. Membership grew by three and thirteen names were enrolled as charter members. Business was quickly dispatched and a social with refreshments followed the gathering.
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Peter Jensen
South Tenth Street
Mystic Mazelub The Mystic Mate Club Meeting Notice
The Mystic Mate club will meet with Mrs. Win Hanesworth this afternoon. The Daughters of the American Revolution plan a Saturday afternoon gathering at Mrs. J. F. Carey’s home for the last session until October, hosted by Mrs. Fred Bond and Mrs. Carey.
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Mystic Mazelub
Mystic Mate ‘Club
Win Hanesworth
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. F. Carey
Fred Bond
Carey
Presbyterian Aid Society Meeting Honors Departing Members
The Presbyterian Aid Society will meet at Mrs. C. Madson's home Friday afternoon to honor Mra Charles Wilsock and Mrs. J. E. Jamison, who plan to leave for Trinidad, Colo. All ladies are invited. Miss Agnes Warren of New York will address St. Mark's ladies and other church auxiliaries at Bishop Stone this afternoon at three o'clock.
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Wild
Archie Allison
Kensington
Charles Wilsock
J. E. Jarolson
Ely
Triniad
Colo
John B. Kendrick
Manville
Sheridan
Mrs. Kendrick
Rosa May
Cheyenne
Aid Society
Presbyterian Aid Society
C. Madson
J. EB. Jamison
Trinidad
Agnes Warren
New York
Ladies of
St. Mark's
Woman's Auxiliary
Bishopstone
Miss Warren
Donestle
Sunergae Dime Social at St. Mark's Parish House
The ladies of the Sunergae of St. Mark's hosted a successful dime social at the Parish house on Freeday afternoon. Many callers were entertained with music, a social hour, and dainty refreshments.
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St. Mark's
Congregational Aid Society Plans Summer Break
The Congregational Aid Society will meet Friday afternoon in the church parlors and then adjourn for the summer.
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Congregational Aid Society
Missionary Society Meeting Planned by Ferguson and White
Mrs Estella Ferguson and Miss Emma White will entertain the dies of the Methodist Missionary society Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Enos Laughlin 703 East Nineteenth Street Mrs Archie Allison will lead the program.
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Com Company
Methodist Aid Society
Mrs. Brookhart
Enos Laughlin
Mesdames Mackley
Fleming
Bird
J. P. Jensen
R. H. Dutcher
McKone
Laughiio
Estella Ferguson
Emma White
Indies
Methodist Missionary Society
East Nineteenth Street
Archie Allison
Jewish Circle Holds Large Meeting at Mrs Myers Home
An unusual attendance marked yesterday afternoon's Jewish Circle gathering at Mrs William Myers home. Twenty four ladies attended and discussed business then sewed for additional occupation. Mrs Sehwarts will receive the circle in two weeks and elaborate refreshments were served at five o'clock.
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William Myers
Sehwarts
Inner Circle Baptist Church Meeting This Afternoon
The Inner Circle of the Baptist church will meet at 2:30 PM at the home of Mrs. C. P. Davis located at 2510 Evans Street. The gathering is hosted by Mrs. Davis and invites members to attend at the specified residence and time.
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Dorothy van Winkle
George van Winkle
The
Baptist Church of
Cheyenne
Dennison University
Granville
Ohio
University
Eaglesmere
Penn
Donald van Winkle
Lorethy
Uiversity
the Baptist Church
Hopiiot Ladies Host Monthly Bake Sale at Johnston Store
The Hopiiot ladies invite the public to a Saturday bake sale offering home cooked foods at Johnston grocery store as part of their ongoing monthly fundraiser.
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Johnston
Wightman Tops McLean In Philadelphia Tennis Fight
In the third round of the women’s singles at the Philadelphia Cricket Club Mrs. George Wightman defeated Mrs. Marshall McLean 6-3 2-0 6-2. Other results note Miss Dictia Bjurstedt of Norway and Miss Eleanora Beare beating Miss T. H. Cabot of Boston 7-5 6-2.
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George Wightman
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
California
Marshall McLean
Boston
Soak Igles
York
Fiiteburg
Norway
Dictia Bjurstedt
Wyoming Cyclery Earns Praise for Accurate Work and Fair Prices
A brief notice highlights Wyoming Cyclery for precise machine work and reasonable pricing. The advert notes reliable service with affordable rates, appealing to local customers seeking value and quality.
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Wyoming
Villa Say He's Ready to Quit Mexican Leadership
General Villa announced his willingness to resign from the Conventionalist faction and remove himself from Mexican politics to prevent American intervention. He telegraphed from his field headquarters promising peace negotiations with Carranza and to retire if necessary for Mexico's interests. He declared readiness to serve the country in any capacity and to open talks with Carranza to avoid further fighting. Villa praised President Wilson, adding his reply to Wilson’s note is not yet completed.
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EL Paso
Texas
Villa
Conventionalis
Mexico
Wilson
Carranza
Legg Holds Place in Trans-Miss Golf Championship
Jarry G. Legg of Minneapolis won his first round match in the fifteenth annual Trans-Mississippi Golf Association tournament at Memphis, defeating J. M. Beruges of Memphis one up. L. W. Carpenter of Minneapolis beat G. Carrison of Des Moines one up, and J. Evans Jr. of Memphis defeated P. L. P. Carr of Des Moines 6-4.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jarry G. Legg
Minna Olis
J. M. Beruges
Mehplita
L. W. Carpenter
Minneapolia
G. Carrison
Des Moines
Iowa
J. Evans
PLP
Carr
Police Pot Ruined Delicatessen Love in New York
Police arrest Krank Terramorse and Mrs. J. F. Molera in a New York delicatessen shop case. The 25 year old and the 26 year old, both musicians, were detained on a charge filed by the woman's husband after a dispute over money and jewelry. Mrs Molera had two children with her during the arrest. The couple operated a delicatessen in Winfell, L. L.
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New York
Polle
Krank Terramorse
J. F. Molera
Loth
Fruitvale
Cal
Cheyenne Motor Club Baits Reward for Glass Throwers
The Cheyenne Motor Club offers a standing reward for anyone found throwing glass or debris onto any public highway. The bounty aims to deter vandalism and protect motorists on local roads.
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Cheyenne Motor Club
State Leader Embraces Want Ad Medium in Wyoming
The State Leader advocates the want ad medium as a practical, low-cost channel for business and community notices in Wyoming. Officials argue it improves visibility for local services while sustaining traditional newspaper readership and civic dialogue.
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Wyoming
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Coomera
Howe
S. A. Huston
Edith Brotherton
Detroi, Mich
Hetgel
SLU Comain ‘Igh School
Capitol Avenue
Judes Charles B. Winter
Caser
Winter
Mks. L. R. Tyson
East
High School Alumni Association
Marion Jefferis
I. C. Jefferis
Newcastle
K. of C. Hall
Galen A. Fox
Jefferis
W. R. Grier
Marie Lawler
John W. Brookhart
H. J. Woodman
Miss O'Connell
Mame O'Connell
San Francisco
Northern Baptist Convention
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Colorado
Marguerite McAllister
Baltimore
Dorothy Kiner
William Conrad Mills
Phoenix, Ariz
Cornelia B. Mills
William Barber
Clara Dodds
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Denver
B. F. Guy
Ben Laughlin
Laramie
Eva Laughlin
University of Wyoming
F. H.vaughan
Fremont
Nebr
Vaughan
Mae Dahlstrom
University of Colorado At Boulder
Grand Island
Harold Vaughan
Miss Dahlstrom
Verling Hart
John L. Jordan
Marie Jordan
Chugwater
D. M. Carley
Meda Carley
Meurine Carley
Mrs
Will Fe
J. A. Parnell
Lincoln Way
A. BR
Methodist Missions
Inner Circle
Myers
Nottingham
Win. Myers Dry Goods Co
LHGG
Serman Oo
Peoples’ Cloak and Suit House
N. B
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