Closing meeting of the P F E Sisterhood highlights
The P F E Sisterhood held its year end gathering at Mrs W C Menzé home with open attendance inviting two guests each. Yellow and white decor framed a program including papers on profits and losses and a blank verse poem plus piano solos. the event concluded with a pleasant lunch and a fall meeting planned alongside a picnic announcement and guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PB. O
P. FE. O. Sisterhood
W. C Menzé
Mre
Moore
Stodter
Mra
Hanson
Misa Riner
Mise Lacey
Marguerite
Carliele
Frank Gleagon
Bavaria
Gudele Johnston
Meanames
Potter
Mullen
Stone
W. My Ollereat
Colo
Wernesdyn Bridge Club Seeks Members for Afternoon Tea
Mrs. A EB Roedel will entertain the Wernesdyn Bridge Club this afternoon inviting all members to attend the social session and bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wernesdyn Bridge
A. EB. Roedel
Teer Cream Social and church gatherings announced
Teer Cream Social at South Side church Friday evening invites all. South Cheyenne W C T T plans ice cream social. Jewish Ladies Circle meets this afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs M Rosenbloom. Methodist Ald Boglery hosted by Mrs C W Clark and Mrs G A Tockafield Thursday afternoon in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cheyenne
South Side
C. W. Clark
G. A. Tockafield
Hotel Guests From Many Cities Attend Event
A long hotel arrivals list includes visitors from Portland Denver St. Joseph St. Louis Lincoln Kansas City Chicago Laramie Omaha Fort Collins Des Moines Minneapolis West Point Spokane and several others. Names such as K Walasof Henri ttin Dixon and Mrs J H Shafter appear among numerous travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Walasof
Portland
B. Petrikin
T. G. Ogg
A. Diamond
New York
J. B. Colby
E. T. Cheene
Chas
W. Wilson
M. M. Harrison
H. K. Galusha
A. BE. Haywood
F. V. Dugeth
C. K. Tappen
R. F. Munker
Jack Sehwertin
H. E. Renick
W. J
Bhamakin
A. Dixon
Henrittin Dixon
North Platte
H. L. Garhart
Minneapolia
R. Db. Brooks
Casper
J. C. Damke
Greeley
M. T. Bander
City
J. H. Shafter
Ranford
Cleveland
J. KR. Kinnear
D. Hodge
B. Sanda
R. Kh. Halter
Enver
J. A. Lander
Evanston
A. Hokmens
Nellie Eubanke
Des Moines
Rowena Eubanke
Johnston City
Helm
West Point
Jas
Galligan
Wheatland
W. Everman
Joy
Denver
C. KR. Ewelgart
Garner
C. Abbey
Grover
J. H. Grover
Omaha
Oliva Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Burlington
Inn
Ade Halling
Lola Halling
Fort Colling
Tra Bidwell
Kansas City
A. G. Arnett
Chicago
C. Db. Thompson
Los Angeles
List of names Mentioned in Local Notice
Readable fragments include many individuals and places such as Mrs C M Luxk Lusk Raymond Thompson and wife Denver M G Bryan Cedar Rapids la A Becker Fred McTyge Mrs J L Conalogue C H Gauff Hecla F L Clayton and wife Shoshoni Melvin Charton Grant Jessie Morris Edna Hyatt Loveland Jack Austin Geo Cochran Rudolph Belick city W C Vaillancourt Fort Russell S Bauers and wife Casper A Wilkinson Egbert R C Oakes Denver Jelmer Johnson La Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Becker
Fred McTyge
J. L. Conalogue
C. H. Gauff
Hecla
F. L. Clayton
Shoshoni
Melvin Charton
Grant
Jessie Morris
Edna Hyatt
Loveland
Jack Austin
Geo. Cochran
Rudolph Belick
City
W. C. Vaillancourt
Fort Russell
S. Bauers
Wafe
Casper
A. Wilkinson
Egbert
R. C. Oakes
Denver
Jelmer Johnson
la Grange
Arm in Arm with Dolly Stirring Family Turmoil
Johnny boasts of seeing Mr Marshall with Dolly attracting family ire. His sister and mother protest as Johnny explains he only meant Dolly’s admirer wore army clothes. Father dismisses him and the scene ends with Johnny crying. An ad for Mrs Ligter’s Beauty Pattern promotes high class work at 411 W 18th St.
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John
Johnny
Mack
National Monthly
Convention by Bulletin Continues as Cardinal Gibbons Prays
The scene shifts to order efforts as Chairman Mack seeks quiet, signals the band, and the National Committee’s call unfolds. Cardinal James Cardinal Gibbons delivers the invocation amid hushed attendance before the secretary reads the committee list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Jas
Cardinal Gibbons
Allence
Ahkneattie
Lords
Amiet
Bryan nominates John Kern for temporary chair in Democratic convention
Parker of New York presides as temporary chair. William J. Bryan takes the platform, laudatory cheers erupt as he names John Kern of Indiana for temporary chairman. Bryan cites past leadership and votes, notes party mission, urges unity, and recalls weather and crowd disruption during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Bryan
National Committee
Clark and Willson
Kern
Mr. Bryan
United States Senate
Parker
New York
People's Party
Democratic convention in Denver 1904 drubbing and dispute
The Denver convention scene unfolds with Bryan Kern Parker clashes as temporary chairman is chosen amid rowdy disorder. Parker wins the post. Parker's speech targets Roosevelt and third term while Bryan and Bell stir crowds. adjournment delays resume amid police ejections and loud cheers.
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Rado
Covert
Rosa
Billy Walker
Banta
le Cron
Barber
Kent
Patra Burdick
Hudson
Lee
Doane
Gritfin
J. C. Theron
Dr. Heard
Fay
la Fontaiine
Thureday
Clibh
Hiram Sapp
TN Church
Ctrutlars
Teer Cream Social
Jewish Ladies Circle
Methouse Aja
Atl
Dore
Kayser
Plains
Inter Ocean
Henry Pfeffer
H. Halloon
Pinedale
Mee
G. BE. Chadwick
Lovelock
Nev
W. Beck
H. K.thompson
Geo. W. Storey
Carpenter
M. M. Kennels
Campstool
W. Cimey
St. Louis
G. M. Neean
Tee Moines
Chas. Cook
Pine Cluffe
G. M. Bodlen
Spokane
W. W. Roark
Wind River
George W. Adame
Normandie
Albany
Becker
Bb. F
Harris
J. Sorensen
G. Gulliman
St. Paul
Wm. G. Suger
Laramie
J. P
Webster
Chug
Duke
Braganca
Portugal
Manuel
Dom Manuel
Anita Stewart
Water
C. M. Luxk
Lusk
Raymond Thompson
M. G. Bryan
Cedar Rapids
Paget
Taggart
Indiana
Urey Woodson
Franktown
Kelley Mercartile
Cor
16Th and
Capitol Ave
Mr. Kern
Ormand Kern
John A. Bell
California
Bell
Fitzgerald
Har
Culbertson
Texas
Johnson
Senator Culbertson
Mr. Johnson
Vention
Wm. J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Alabama
Oklahoma
Tal
West Virginia
Judge Parker
Mr. Parker
Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal and Iron Steel Truste
Senate
Bath
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