Bridge Luncheon Ends Society Club Series At Mrs Bond's Park Home
Society notes report a closing bridge luncheon by Mrs Wallace Bond at her Park Addition residence. Other society items mention Denison University graduates Donald Van Winkle and Rev Van Winkle, and several Cheyenne residents with travels, schooling, or marriages. Red Cross Auxiliary and Woodman Circle report active meetings and plans for Liberty bond purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Bond
Park Addition
Lenison University
Granville
Donald van Winkle
Donald
Washington
Rev. van Winkle
Denison
Dorothy
Wis
Woodman Circle
Mra. J. F
Dancing at Miss Ridgley’s Home Party in Cheyenne
Miss Lucille Ridgley will entertain at an informal dancing party this evening at her home. The event is complimentary to Miss Frances Miller of Neck Springs who is visiting Cheyenne en route home from Brownell hall in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Ridgley
Frances Miller
Neck Springs
Cheyenne
Brownell Hall
Omaha
Engagement and Installations Highlight Cheyenne Season
Mrs. Edward Hillareen hosted a card party for Mrs. Barritt before she moves to St. Cloud Minnesota with her husband. Prizes went to Mrs. Honhalst and Mrs. Frank Beaman. Engagement announced for Effie Elbertina Barritt to Harry Clinton Daniels. Rev. J. S. Stubblefield installed as pastor of First Presbyterian Church with Dr. Walter H. Bradley and Rev. F. W. Thomas in attendance. music by Miss Blackburn and a social tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stubblefield
J. S. Stubblefield
Marshfield
Ore
Cheyenne
John Barritt
St. Cloud
Harteen
Harritt
George Hansen
M. Roseboom
Madame Schmidt
Frank Schmidt
Fransen
Mary Hover
Anna Hansen
Myrtle Fransen
John Hirodin
Effie Elbertina
Harry Clinton Daniels
J. 8. Stubblefield
First Presbyterian Church
Walter H. Bradey
Casper
F. W. Thomas
Shawnee
Bradley
Thomas
Miss Blackburn
Aid Society
Visiting List Rev and Mrs George Van Winkle Return
Rev and Mrs George Van Winkle will return Saturday from Ohio where they attended the Northern Baptist convention in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Gill
Salt Lake City
Merrill Lumber Company
W. H. Gill
George van Winkle
Ohio
Northern Baptist Convention
Cincinnati
DAR Meeting Changes Date for Miy Day Celebration
The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet this afternoon to celebrate Miy day, moving from Saturday. Mrs Bartlett and Mrs Luks Voorhees will host at Mrs Voorhees home with an appropriate program prepared for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dp A. BR
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bartlett
Luks Voorhees
Voorhers
Methodist Aid Society Hosts Ladies Afternoon
Mrs. W. T. Dumm and Mrs. E. F. Brace entertain the Methodist Aid society members this afternoon at Parkview, Mrs. Dumm’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
W. T. Dumm
E. F. Brace
Parkview
Rotary and Daughters Host Social in Halifax Highlights
The Misses Hobbs Hawes and Knapp host King’s Daughters meeting in church parlors. Halifax Rotary Club plans delegates to the Atlanta convention. Remo Cortesi Tours with J Chateauvert and schedules a June 16 concert for Returned Soldiers’ fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Hobbs
Hawes
Knapp
Cortesi
Halifax
N. S
Herald
Cheyenne
J. H. Chatteauvert
Rotary Club
Rod McColl
Halifax Power Company
George Db. Wallace
Remo Cortesi
J. Chateauvert and
Propses
Academy of Music
Bake Sale by Queen Esther Circle at Kelley Mercantile
Queen Esther Circle will hold a bake sale at the Kelley Mercantile Co on Saturday the 16th from 3 to 5 pm. Proceeds support circle activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Circle
Kelley Mercantile Co
Liberty Bonds Deemed As Good As Cash In War Drive
The article urges public participation in the Liberty loan through June 15, noting Liberty bonds are liquid assets convertible to cash anytime. It mentions bondholders can swap into higher rate new issues and that some stores offerLiberty bonds at a premium, signaling economic trust and a strong promotional push.
Red Cross Memberships Requested for Supplies
Announcement directs all Red Cross workers who have not turned in their memberships to hand them over. Signed by M. Lamont at Dildine's garage opposite the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
M. Lamont
Dildine
Court House
University Head Praises Chautauqua Numbers
Chancellor Bradford of the University of Oklahoma says communities must provide uplifting entertainment for youth. He compares cheap shows to bad soil and bad eggs, urging a program that educates and elevates rather than demeans. He credits local support for the chautauqua movement’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
University of Oklahoma
Lyceum Magazine
Jerhans
Two Firms File Articles of Incorporation in Wyoming and Douglas
Two companies filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Douglas Townsite company lists 100000 capital with A Willis W Stromberg FE Bevard and W J Kilpatrick as directors and Douglas as the principal office. Wyoming Overland Development company shows 500000 capital with L F Barber Charles Beardslee Nate P Wilson James J Johnson and John W Cook directing and Lander as the main office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Townsite Company
Wyoming- Overland Development Company
A. Willis
W. Stromberg
FE. BE. Bevard
W. J. Kilpatrick
Douglas
Wyoming Overland Company
L. F. Barber
Charles Beardslee
Nate PP
Wilson
James J. Johnson
John W. Cook
Lander
Army Officers Detailed for General Staff and Board Duties
A Military list details Capt Alfred Ho White and First Lieut Michael I Daly moving to active duty with others named for general staff corps. It lists numerous captains majors and lieutenants across infantry cavalry field artillery and coast artillery, with board assignments at Fort Jay and Governors Island for examinations and munition planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ho White
Wiehington
Michael I. Daly
Ordnance
Reserve Corps
Keneath J. Lharmon
Ordnance Department
Fivera
General Staff Corps
Majo
George If Sherton
Tenth Infantrrys
Fiee
George P. Tyner
Fourteenth Cavalry
Lesley J. McNal
Fourth Field Artillery
Edward H. de Armond
Guarternmyster
Sherman Miles
First Field Artillers
Fred T. Cruce
Feld Artillery
Roger S. Parrott
Seventh Field Artillery
John W. Gulick
Censer Artillery Corps
Chauncey L. Fenton
Coast Artillery Corps
Fulton Q. ©. Gardner
Alfred A. Mayback
Creswell Garlington
Corps of Engineers
Hugh A. Drum
Infantry
A. L. Conger
William ©. Reed
Cavalry
Nelson E. Margetts
Twelfth Field Artillery
Dana T. Merrill
Campbell B. Hodges
William N. Hughes, Jr
Malin Craig
Edward JL. King
Frederick & Young Quartermaster Corps
Paul T. Hayne
Third Cavalry
Adjutant General of the Army
Charles B. Wheeler
Edwin P. Wolfe
Medical Corps
Letcher Hardeman
Ulyases
Grant
Alvin C. Voris
Sional
Morris L. Cooke
Board of Muni
Jona B Wogan
Military moves and voter registration notes unfold
Capt. Arthur Cowan is relieved in the Canal Zone and heads to Fort Leavenworth. Capt. John W. Butts reports to command in the Eastern Department. Lt. Col. Thomas Swobbe is placed on active duty at the depot quarter master in San Francisco. The county shows 50 registered women voters and a 30 percent female registration rate is noted as remarkable. Glenrack records over 150 registrations. Worland suggests nationwide totals could exceed 26,000,000 if similar trends continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Verse
Glenrack
Worland
United States
Wyoming Registration Debate Appears to Focus on PEs
Fragmentary text hints Wyoming may be a participant in a registration matter with references to PEs. The passage suggests Wyoming and possibly others are discussed in relation to eligibility or status, but the fragment offers no clear facts or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
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Fred, Jr
Rawlings
Ton G. Shingler
J. J. Shingler
West Point
Agnes Wright
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Miss Wright
Pennsylvania
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Dr. L. (. Hills of
Denver
Divide
A. Wilkinson
Vivian Gorman
Major
S. A. Smoke
Nelson Boice
Chicago
Kathryn Goble
University of Chicago
Co. S. Atherly
Oxden
Fort Collins
Ogden
Robert Archer
Red Cross Auxiliary
Mrs. Barritt
Kelloggs
Krumbles
W. W. Quinn Chiropractor
Carey Ave
Made
Oakland
California
Get Chong & Co. Bro Bt Vaar, Ptr
Raddy St
Wyo
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
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K. C. Hall
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First National Bank
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