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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
3
Mrs. Marx Cox hosted a Kensington gathering at her country residence with yellow roses and sewing before a buffet tea at five. Guests included Mesdames Hirsig, Gallivan, Shingle, Thompson, Reis, Daiber, Kingham, Nimmo, Davidson, Bradley, Olds, and Matle Murray.
A group including Mrs. Fred Earl of Lander and Mrs. D A Preston departs for Alpine Wyoming to visit relatives. Ruth and Evelyn Jensen head to Detroit to visit brother Guy Jensen after his law school graduation. Mrs. Walter McCain and son Clifford travel to Fort Collins and Virginia Dale for summer. Louise Lacey returns from Goucher College to enjoy junior-year completion. Mrs. Kirkpatrick and niece Elizabeth Riner travel to Milwaukee for Florence Riner’s Downer College graduation and plan visits in Wakestha. Mildred Burke and Ruth Cook depart for Los Angeles to spend summer with relatives, Burke staying with Mrs. Morse in Ocean Park and Cook with friends in Santa Ana. Mr Alva O Witters and sons Chester and Clark visit Sidney Nebraska for a two week stay.
The Mystic Maze club met with Mrs. J. A. Sigler for a pleasant afternoon of sewing and visiting. Tea at five featured a red peony and yellow rose centerpiece with guests Mrs Hansen and Miss Van Schack of Denver. Members present included Mesdames Border Christensen Hanesworth Penman Richardson Roseboom Taylor Nagel. The Past Matrons’ club of the O E S met at Mrs. W. M. Foust’s home with needlework and a brief business session. Refreshments were served by Miss Myrtle Foust. attendees included Mesdames W. G. Bruce George Copeland F. L. Robinson H. S. Ridgley Adam Schilling J. P. Jensen Robert Lawson.
Women from St. Mary's Altar and Rosary, about seventy strong, gathered at Mrs. P. J. Gauff's home for a social session after the officers elected in June began duties. Mrs. Thomas P. Fahey is president, with Mrs. W. E. Mullen as vice president and Mrs. Frank Ottman as secretary-treasurer.
On a charge of obstructing the sidewalk at the Colorado and Southern last evening about 7 o'clock Joe Pawson a baggage transfer man was arrested by Inbatitate Officer Turner and he put up 10 for his appearance in police court this afternoon Pawson says his wagon has stood there since he began in business and that he was not given time to move it Officers say he was asked to back a little to let the ambulance reach the Colorado and Southern train which had just arrived Pawson says he will be on deck with an attorney when his case is called this afternoon
Fraternal hall hosts a Friday night event by Ladies of the Maccabees with cards in the small room and a dance in the large room. Miss Cahill's orchestra provides music for the affair at the Sherman Co venue.
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