Social calendar and weddings in Cheyenne society
Mrs H H Wolfer and Mrs R Lavatt host a five o'clock tea this evening. Misses Gretchen and Anna Arp entertain this afternoon for Miss Mildred Gilford. Weddings include Mr Fed Boice of Cheyenne to Miss Macintosh of Rawlins on Wednesday. Mr Ian Witt of Cheyenne to Miss Jessie Carson of Pine Bluffs yesterday. Mr Charles K Carson and Miss Rosella Eckstrom wed at Pine Bluffs. Various notices of engagements, visits, and social events follow with multiple local families and clubs featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. H. H. Wolfer
Mra. R. Lavat
Mra. Wolfer
Gretchen
Anna Arp
Mildred Gilford
Mia
John B. Kendrick
Miss Kendrick
Executive Mansion
Aileen Guy
Gilford
Margaret Walsh
Holce-MelIntosh
Mr. Fed Boice
Cheyenne
Miss Macintosh
Rawlins
Rawls
Methodist
Brace
Iann Witt
Jessie Carson
Pine Bluffs
Marie Fager
Kent Tatlock
Broom
William Witt
Denver
Hazel Stevick
Kerman Hinr
Charles K. Carson
Rosella Eckstrom
Pine
M. Eckstrom
Balling
Kathryn Carson
Henry Eckstrom
Carson
Visiting List of Cheyenne Guests Spreads Social Ties
Mrs. W M Jeffers and her husband the Union Pacific general manager travel to Denver and plan a Cheyenne return visit hosted by Mrs H S Ridgley. Mrs Allen of Greeley arrives to stay with the Ridgleys, while Mrs Hanson visits Cheyenne before returning to Long Beach. Frances Burris visits Judge Mentzer’s home, and A Beach heads to Ogden on business as Donald McFarlane arrives to visit his cousin Charlie Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Hanson
General Hanson
Surveyor General
Wyoming
Mitchell
Neb
Fred Attebury
Cheyenne
M. H. Hartung
Long Beach
Cal
Donald McFarlane
Peter McFarlane
Junction
Charlie Bristol
McFarlane
John
City Lecture by WT Pinge Leader at Methodist Church
Anna Gordon national WT Pinge president will be promote ed for all and Mayor LaFontaine will speak. A city children’s invitation accompanies a Wednesday 7:45 lecture at the Methodist church delivered by Mise Gordon with band entertainment and free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gordon
WT Pinge
LaFontaine
Mise Gordon
Baptist Missionary Society Meeting and Children’s Day Practice
The Baptist Missionary Society will meet in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon at 9 o'clock with Mrs. Geraldine as study leader. Randolph Pearson and Wolf will host the session. Children from the Presbyterian Sunday School are asked to attend church Wednesday at 2 o'clock to rehearse for Children’s Day. The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Mary’s will hold a social Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Cervantes’s home, 122 West Twenty seventh Street, with Mesdames Cervantes Schilling and Briscoe hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Hills
First Presbyterian Church
Denver
Capitol Hil Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Hills
Kelmet
Edith Truesdale
Miss Truesdale
Roadhouse
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Mra Mi
Geraline
Presbyterian Sunday School
Altar and Rosary Society
Altar and
St. Mary's
A. Cervantes
Mesdames Cervantes
Fred Schilling
F. F P. Briscoe
Presbyterian Ald Society Meeting at Church Parlor
The Presbyterian Ald society will be entertained Friday afternoon in the church parlors by Mesdames BE W. Clareke and C Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ald Society
W. Clareke
C. ¥. Beard
Women Club Meetings And Card Party Planned This Week
The Help One Another club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs F A M Spuart. The Past Matons club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs O M Robertson at 414 East Twenty third street. The Jewish Circle Card Party is set for Wednesday afternoon at K C hall and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. M. Spuart
0. M. Robertson
East Twenty-third Street
O T Club Dance At Parish House With Kopalds Orchestra
The O. T. club plans a popular dance this evening at the Parish House. Kopald's Orchestra will provide the music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Club
Kopald
Salt Lake City and Cheyenne Briefs a Pe a
Brief notices from Salt Lake City Cheyenne and Wheatland. Miles Shepherd and Miss Charline Rockwell left for Salt Lake City for an extended visit. David Chaplin and Miss Catherine Chaplin and Miss Jessie Tupper departed for San Francisco. J J Craven the Union Pacific agent visited Cheyenne. Mrs Enos Laughlin and children left for Denver seeking health relief. Major Harry Drummond of Kearney visited Cheyenne to sell liquor in the restricted district. Mr and Mrs Godfrey Ryff of Wheatland arrived in Cheyenne en route to Buford to visit their son after twelve years. Mrs Ryff is sister of Miss Elizabeth Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Shepherd
Mra. Shepherd
Charline Nockell
Salt Lake City
John Chaplin
Catharine
David Chaplip
Jessie Tupper
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Mia
Charline Rockwell
Wheatland
Mee
Godfrey Ryff
Cheyenne
Buford
Fort Russell Dinner Guests At Post Hall
Mrs. Carson and Mrs. Lawson hosted a Plains dinner Sunday evening at seven thirty with Mrs. Harvard Moore in the honored seat. Attendees included Mrs. John B. Kendrick, Miss Rosa May Kendrick, Captain and Mrs. McCornack, Major and Mrs. Reno, Dr. and Mrs. Bierkower, Mrs. LeMay, Mrs. Keiffer, Miss Marguerite Stull, Mesd Mes s ie VeNance LeMay and Daniel Le May Jr., and Mrs. Edgar Meyer and Captain Meyer’s wife returning to quarters at Fort Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Lawson
the Plains
Harvard Moore
Moore
John B. Kendrick
Rosa-Maye Kendrick
McCornack
W. W. Reno
Bierkower
Mra. LeMay
Keiffer
Marguerite Stull
Messie
VeNance, LeMay
Daniel LeMay Jr
Edgar Meyer
Captain Meyer
Fort Russell
Fort Leavenworth
Visitors From Buford Drop In
Henry Wilson and Fred Tyson of Buford were visiting the city yesterday, drawing attention from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford
Henry Wilson
Fred Tyson
Uford
Agin
Mrs Lawrence to Return to Post Residence
Mrs Lawrence wife of Captain Lawrence formerly Miss Peckham with her mother and her little daughter will soon return to the Post to take up residence.
Get Up On Your Tors From the Cleveland Press
A vivid feature extols a champion sprinter's explosive start, flawless form, and finish as a life metaphor. It urges readers to apply sprinting discipline to their own races, highlighting training, posture, and dynamic pacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Press
Tie
Wil
Church Circles The Sunergae of St Mark's
The Sunergae of St Mark's meets this afternoon at 1 o'clock in the Parish House with a large attendance urged to transact important dues. The Sodality of St. Marys gathers tonight at Hitches home 405 East Seventeenth street Y. FP. B. Meeting of the Y. PF. B. of the W. O. T. U. holds its regular evening session at the headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Young Ladies’ Sodality of
St. Mary’s
Miss Ritchie
Miss Snyder
Min Vollack
Miss Hitchie
East Seventeenth Astreet
Y. FP. B
Y. PF. B
Frances Willard W C T U Meeting Moved to Wednesday
The Frances Willard W C T U meeting time changed from Tuesday to Wednesday afternoon. It will be held in the auditorium at Carnegie Library. The St Mark's Guild will meet Friday afternoon at the Parish House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Mt. Mee Guth
St. Mark'e
W. C. T. U. Demonstration at Burlington Depot
The Mothers of the W. C. T. U. please gather for a 2 PM meeting at Burlington depot to assist in the welcome planned for a guest of honor. Members from three chapters and all friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C
Women visit Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts
Delegation of women toured Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound plant in Lynn to inspect cleanliness and storage. They noted the extensive, hour long tour and the many correspondence files from women praising the product, though letters are published only with permission. House Painting Toe sheriean Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia B. Pinkham
Viulters
Discharged convict sentenced after hospital orders on border
Arthur Hayes, a private from Fort Russell, was sentenced by Judge Edward to three months in the county jail on May 15 for striking a woman in the restricted district. He was discharged yesterday at Fort Russell officers request after orders detaining hospital units to duty on the Mexican border. The city council decided to advertise bids for a one year contract to tap water mains. Mamie Smith was fined 25 dollars in the police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Arthur Hayes
Fort Russell
Edward
Citg
Afton Visitors Stay in Cheyenne on Business
George Olson Allen Olson G W Brown and G F Brown spent the day in Cheyenne from Afton on business yesterday and registered at the Metropolitan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
George Olson
Allen Olson
G. W. Brown
G. F. Brown
Cheyenne
Walcott Resident Arrives in City Yesterday
Walcott old Freeman reports arrival of a Walcott resident in the city yesterday. Also noted are Saratoga visitor William Kennady and Iron Mountain resident William Warner visiting Cheyenne yesterday on business from their respective towns Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walcott
Old Freeman of
Saratoga
William Kennady
Cheyenne
Iron Mountain
William Ww. Warner
New Front Complete for Plains Mercantile Building
The new front of the Plains Mercantile company at 18 West Fifteenth Street was completed yesterday. The painting will be finished soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains Mercantile Company
Piftteenth Street
Notable Visitors Drop In During City Stopovers
A stream of visitors is reported in Cheyenne and nearby towns. Worrington A Prentice and FPOW Prentice of Torrington were seen in the city on business. Willian J Phillips from Wheatland and Mildred A Kenney from Wheatland were in town yesterday. W J McClement former police chief and detective, was in the city on Union Pacific railroad business. I B Butterworth of the University of Wyoming visited Cheyenne yesterday. Ed Dolan of Pine Bluffs and J J Barry of Sheridan also appeared on business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian J. Phillips
Laramie
I. BE. Butterworth
University of Wyoming
Sheridan
J. J. Barry
City
Baird to Join Union Trust Company Work in Cheyenne
From Newcastle comes news that I iird and son arrived in Cheyenne yesterday. Mr. Baird will immediately enter into the work of the Union Trust company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
I. Iird and Son
Cheyenne
Mr. Baird
Union Trust Company
Thermopolis Visitor Stops in Cheyenne
Mrs Nat Levi of Thermopolis visited Cheyenne yesterday marking a brief social stop in the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Nat Levi
Cheyenne
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MM. L. BR. Tyson
Sureet Telephone
Hills
R. A. Morton
EB. W. Glafeke
Kensington
John Fleming
Fleming
Ernest Wellnits
Harold Cook
Mra
John Fleming, Jr
Christina Fleming
Mra. M. A. Moffatt
Seymour Street
Jeanette L
Robert Loring Waldo
Eugene Clouger
Mies Mae Clouser
Iler- In
Mr. Clouser
Granite Springs
Washington, D. C
Manville
Wxeter, N. H
John L. Jordan
Misa Marie Jordan
Jordan Ranch
Chugwater
John Hullett Vissted
O. T. Sheldon
Buchanan
Guehanan
Marie Buchanan
W. E. Mahoney
Ethelbert Mahoney
Chicago
Missea
Lily Underwood
Charity Stuart
Janet Butcher
Miles City
Mont
Ruth Sweet
R. H. Scott
Nevada
Lon Roach
Mrs
Frank Roach
I. D. Hollister
Delaven
Wis
J. M. Gilmore
S. Atherly
Everett
Fort Collinns
Mra. Atherly
Boston
Frances Burris
St. Joseph, Mo
W. C. Mentzer
A. Beach
Ogden
Baptist Missions
O O. T. Chil
Alyss
Georgette
Warner
Just
France
Win. Myers Dry Goods Company
David Chaplin
Catherine Chaplin
Mise Jeesie Tupper
J. J. Cravon
Union Pacific
Enos Laughlin
Marie
Bobbie Laughlin
Dener
Kearney
Harry Drummond
Toe Sheriean Co
Mamie Smith
Krom Kemmerer
J. W. Sammon
Kemmerer
Pinsted Bakery and Crowery Company
Worrington A
Prentice
Fpow
Torrington
Carpenter
Herve
Pole Creek
Sam Lenho
Chevenne
Mildred A. Kenney
Wheat Aind
Stew
Inter Orean
Mro and
Myre
Ed Dolan
Plains
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