Cheyenne Club and Church Notes Highlight Social Season
Cheyenne residents host dances at the Sorenson ranch and gather for meetings of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Railway Mail Association. Mrs. L R Tyson earns second vice president honors while Mrs C G Wolcott plans a June 13 party for the Order of Railway Conductors. The week features a Lake Minnehaha picnic, a baby Dorothea Huston born at St Marks Episcopal, and executives discuss education, humane work and libraries. The Liberty Bell tour and local travel to California and Crawford are noted among social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. BR. Tyson
Railway Mall Association
San Francisco
L. R. Tyson
Tyson
Woman's Club
Various Local Social Notes and Travel Highlights in Cheyenne
Mr and Mrs T W Johnston are proud parents of a baby son born Sunday night at St Johns hospital. Mrs Johnston was Miss Ketcham. Edith K O Clark returned from Laramie after attending county superintendents conference. Martha Converse of Casper assists state nurse examiners. Eight applicants for state certificates took the exam in the capitol senate chamber. Mrs S S Pearlstine returned from Sydney Nebraska visit. Mrs L J McKone left for Boulder after extended visit with her son. William Mullen J H Walton and Judge Cyrus Beard visited Kates Park with Dr Strader. About six hundred Cheyenne residents joined the Centennial excursion, some fishing at Wrights ranch, Little Laramie river, Sheep’s mountain, others picnicked and enjoyed the scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Johnston
St. John's Hospital
Martha Converse
Casper
Senate
Capitol
William Mullen
J. H. Walton
Cyrus Beard
Kates Park
Dr. Strader
Strader
Centennial
Wright's Ranch
Little
Laramie
Sheep's Mountain
Cascades
Ledlie Couple Welcome Baby Boy Aboard
Mr and Mrs Albert Ledlie rejoice in the arrival of a fine baby boy. Miss Lulu Lebhart and Miss Anne share the news and extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ledlie
Amona Class Hosts Reception for Returning Friends
The Amona class of the Baptist church held a reception last Friday evening in Cheyenne. Honorees included Miss Alese Tyson and Miss Ruth Bridges, Mrs. Van Winkle, Miss Morgan, Miss Marjorie Whipple, all recent returnees, and Miss Hazel Bell who is moving to Ogden Utah. The parlors featured blue and white decor with college pennants and banners. Games and refreshments capped a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amona
the Baptist Church
Alese Tyson
Ruth Bridges
van Winkle
Morgan
Marjorie Whipple
Cheyenne
Hazel Bell
Ogden
Utah
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting At St Mark's Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Mark's Episcopal church will meet this afternoon in the Parish house for the final session before summer adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Guild
St. Mark’s Guild
The
Methodist Church
R. H. Dill
East Sixteenth Street
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Rees Home
Mrs John Rees will entertain the Presbyterian Missionary society this afternoon at her home. The Sunshine society will meet this afternoon at the Carnegie library to transact important business before adjourning for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missionary Society
John Rees
The
Sunshine Society
Carnegie
Railroad Advance Rate Hearing Concludes in Washington
The Interstate Commerce Commission wraps five days of arguments on western advance rate case. Carriers and shippers argued over reasonableness. Case submitted. decision expected this summer. Chicago hearings on other commodities canceled as carriers suspend advances until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Chicago
Commselon
Cheyenne Club Posts Ten Dollar Highway Sign Reward
The Cheyenne Motor Club offers a standing reward of ten dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone found destroying or defacing highway signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Motor Club
Thomas Elmore Lucey A Multifaceted Entertainer
Thomas Elmore Lucey rises from rural North Carolina roots to a celebrated artist and impersonator. His early life with cotton fields and a print shop begins a lifelong arc of lyceum tours, editor roles, songwriting, and dramatic performances. He travels coast to coast, crafting a diverse program of songs stories quips and Shakespearean sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Elmoire Lucey
Terri Firm
Arkansas
Devil
N. B
Accowft
Chicago
Talladega
Ala
Alkahest
Alkahest Lyceum
Lyceum
Chautauqua
diMeult
Edmonton
Alberta
Panam
Greeley to Observe Bell with July 10 Program
Greeley Colorado residents plan a public patriotic program on July 10 as the Liberty Bell makes a ten minute stop. Attorney Victor E. Keyes chairs the committees for the event with J. I. Philips representing the city council and W. C. Wilson for local business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Bell
Greeeley
Colo
Creeley
Victor E. Keyes
J. I. Philips
W. C. Wilson
New York banks urged to finance own foreign trade
At the 22nd annual convention of the New York State Bankers Association in Baratoga, officials including James H. Perkins and Benjamin Strong Jr urged banks to accelerate lending to finance U S foreign commerce, reduce reliance on foreign credit, and use surplus credit for domestic growth while reviewing new banking laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baratoga
New York State Bank Era
Practi
Bank and Trust Company
James H. Porkina
New York City
Federal Reserve
Benjamin Strong Jr
Federal Reserve Bank of
Europe
Germany
Ceremerre Rank Sclone Policy and World War Risk
Fragmentary text discusses policy of cooperation and aims to position the United States for leadership in global affairs. References Tinawelall pl hoavele hint at general wartime strategy and the push for united action among national leaders.
Joe the Turk to Preach at Salvation Army Hall
The renowned speaker Joe the Turk, a veteran army figure and globe traveler, will conduct a week of meetings at the Salvation Army hall 412 West Seventeenth. He performs in Turkish uniform on trumpet and clarinet, has a dramatic preaching history, and draws large crowds. Meetings begin Wednesday at 7:00 pm and run to July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ataff
J. Grratni
Dee Thee Turk
Salvation Army
Joe the Turk
Heirdeousnes Joela
Youhera
Local Ads Highlight Sale Items and Lost Item Help
The notice advertises stock from The Hu Clothing, Naphaels, Alas Theatre Elk, and Sands offering clothing fishing tackle and more. A Wyoming Cyclery tip promises reliable machine work and reasonable prices. It also invites readers to use Leader WANT ADS to locate lost items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naphaels
Alas Theatre Elk
Wyoming Cyclery
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Morten
Mre
B. Kiser
Mrs. Sorenson
Ethel Nimmo
Margaret
Nan Dinneen
Mildred Burke
Margaret Grier
William Dinneen
Graham Walker
Mra. C
Olive Hetzel
David Howell
Avecn
Iowa
Lake Minnehaha
Dorothea Huston
Rey
Huston
Dorothea
Edith and
Plorence Brotherton
Detroit, Mich
R.A. Morton
State Federation of
Vowen's Clubs
Mra
G. A. Campbell
Jeramie
D. A. Carley
Morton
Elvics
Hasin Woman‘'s Club
Library Association
Wyoming
John Sewing
Thames Street
Babcock
California
Los Angeles
D. R. Cowhick
Crawford
George Gorton
J. C. Foley
East
Omaha
Edith K. O. Clark
Conference of County Superindent's
8. S. Pearlstine
Sydney
Nebr
L. J. McKone
Roscoe H. Dutcher
Boulder
Laura Mills
Mrs. William Dubois
J. L. Baird
Newcastle
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Deliver
Ald Union
Laramié
Lulu Lebhart
Anne
Altar and Rosary Society
Knights of Columbus
St. Mark's Auxiliary
William Elliot
the Lyric
Mme
Hagenow
Ban
Thomas Elmore Lucey
U. 5
Ives New Law
England
SaveWorry
Joe
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne, Wyo
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