Social bridge gatherings and club notices in Cheyenne
Informal bridge at Mrs. J F Ott home featured pink peases and candles with Mrs Ryrnton B Frank winning the high score and a keepsake prize. Numerous guests from Casper and Cheyenne attended, with plans for bridge luncheons and a forthcoming Miss Gail Gilson event. Dr Grace Raymond Hebard may address the Woman's Club. Queen Esther Circle hosted a Red Cross benefiting meeting, with $15 proceeds reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Ott
Ryrnton B. Frank
Ott
Arthur Boyd
Casper
C. Miller
T. J. Henneberry
Vrs
Frank
Harry Hoffman
Frank Junk
Merath
Kendall Bon
James Hutchison
EB. J. Kelley
Qonevieve Griffin
Emma Hofgann
Mary Melnerney
Mise Grace Kelley
Gilson
Martin H. Hartung
Gail Gilson, Jr
W. B. Ross
Boice
Fred Boice
Grace Raymond Hebard
The
State University
Hebard
Cheyenne
D. M. Carley
United States
Queen Esther Circle
Scott Martin
Ksther Hackman
O. B
Red Cross
Cheyenne Red Cross
Louise Smith
James Niewander
Visiting List Appears in Local Note
Mr and Mrs W L Simpson of Cody who stayed a week at the Plains left Sunday night for a month in California. Wee V M Richards of Denver, here for Miss Maule Murray’s funeral and a Murray home guest, departed yesterday. Louise Stimson returned from Pine Bluffs where her piano pupils gave a recital. Nelson Bol ee of Fort Rus wil, Mrs Somerfield Taylor and Wies Betty Riner came back from a brief Denver visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee V. M. Richards
Denver
Cheyenne
Maule Murray
Murray
Mrs. Richards
Louise Stimson
Pine Bluffs
New High School
Nelson Bolee
Fort Ruswil
Somerfield Taylor
Wies
Betty Riner
Women’s clubs and notices from local gatherings
The Coterie Art Club hosts a Friday evening reception at 601 East Twenty-first Street. Rebekah Lodge meets at L O F hall for instruction then social hour and refreshments. The Woman's Club of the R. M. A. gathers with Mrs. R. A. Morton. attendance reduced due to illness. Five dollars voted for state federation loan scholarship fund. Stamp saving discussed and patriotic moves considered. Mrs. Kinport reads a paper on Our Navy. Naval tribute praised and sailors commended. Hostess aided by Miss Vera Gauff. Mrs. Kinport to receive the club in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie Art
Pod
Twenty-firet Street
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekagy Lodge
Woman's Club of
Woman's Club
R. A. Morton
Fred
State Federation
Jetter
Morton
Wyoming
Mee D. RR
Kinport
Vera Gauff
Methodist Aid Society Hosts Afternoon Social Events
The Methodist church aid society plans an afternoon gathering at the home of the first host, 2020 Seymour Street, with Mesdames Christensen Wheeler Perbes and Brookhart arranging. The home and foreign missionaries will join for a Friday parsonage social, with Mrs Archer Meyring Mrs W A Skinner and Miss Laura Lee performing. The Y P B of the W C T U met with twenty six attendees, hearing Mrs Jenkins and Dr Ellen Wetlaufer speak on pioneer Wyoming and prohibition era. The Red Cross opens with Johnson school organizing Cheyenne's first Junior Red Cross in local grade schools. Volunteers will hem handkerchiefs, sew surgical pillows, and cloth scraps. a party raised funds, proceeds $12, to buy materials. The clothing garment room will soon gain a buttonhole and knitting machine, while the drive aims for 5000 surgical dressings monthly with the war cry Speed Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Mesdames Christensen
Wheeler, Perbes and
Brookhart
Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Seymour Sirent
Methodist Mi
J. F. Jenking
Ellen Wetlauier
Jenkins
Wyoming
Johnson School
South Cheyenne
Red Cross
Cheyenne
Mary Carpenter
James Speer
C. [. Shawyer
C. D. Avgery
T. F. Galloway
Johnson
John Wilkinson
Pine Bluffs
W. 5
Hayes
Yaguasall Parasol Knitting Bag Debuts at Palm Beach
A quirky invention called the Yaguasall blends a knitting log portable purse with a parasol. The device, shown open as a ruffled parasol and closed as a knitting bag, features grape patterns and ivory handle rings, praised for its clever dual function on hot days.
Druggists to Handle Explosives Under New Wyoming Rule
Exactors say Wyoming druggists must obtain special licenses to handle explosive precursors like sulfur, nitrates, and carbonates used in compounding explosives. The move aligns with protecting against alien threats as part of the state defense council’s explosives committee announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
State Council of National Defense
Prominent C A Semrad Promoted to General Manager
C A Semrad longtime manager of the Cheyenne Likhi Fuel and Power company is promoted to vice president and general manager of the Western Power company. He succeeds J UV Wallace who became a major in the army engineering department. Phillipe, six years Cheyenne local plant superintendent, is promoted to Cheyenne manager. Major Wallace is a renowned engineer with a practical team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. A. Semvrad
Cheyenne
Major Wallace
Woodmen of the World Plan Flag Ceremony Tonight
Phoenix Camp 144 Woodmen of the World holds a dedication for a 26 star flag in honor of Woodmen under colors. General John Charles Thowoon will give a patriotic address, with music by Mrs H H Branten, Chamberlain, Bart Miluteo, and Miss Ibelene James. A list of auxiliary service members follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Camp
Neighbor Belcher
Cieneral John Charles Thowoon
Mra
HH. Branten
Ern Chamberlain
Bart Miluteo
Ibelen James
Jorgen Sorensen
Sam Woods
Artie Belcher
Charles Culill
Joese Davigcot
Frank Freeman
Edward Kner
Jolt Mereford
Te. O K. Snyder
Edward Kalber
J M Garrett
Chas
Stuart
Tlton
Wiliam Marbaugh
Eoree Kincaras
HM. Riner
O. W. Dahimer
JI D
March Weather Brings Coughs and Croup Dangers
A reader from Little Rock Avk., Mrs. W. J. Thornton, describes her child’s severe croup attack and credits Foley’s Laxative and Tar for prompt relief after two doses. The notice warns of March dangers from colds and whooping cough and urges prompt treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Thornton
10Th St
Little Rock
Foley
Cheyenne Lions Club Forming With Local Support
R A Nicks at the Plains hotel announces plans to organize a Lions club in Cheyenne. Charter members include J J Keller and others as the group seeks civic effort, mutual benefit, and leadership from invited business and professional men. A meeting to elect officers is scheduled at noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RA. Nicks
Plains Hotel
Hicks
Lions’ Club
Lions’ Clube
Chinagy
Kk. J. Kelley
Kelley Merchanle Company
Cheyenne
Colorado
Jo H. Werlton
Stock Growers’ Bank
Clyde Early
Wedertaker
C. L. Titus
Dlatriet
Airphone Company
Kk. J. Keller
The
Kelley Mercantile Company
H. P. Hynds
L. €. Phillips
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Jacob Sherman
Sherman Paint & Wall Paper Company
James Morgan
Trades Labor Journal
Blake Kennedy
G. P. Johnson
T. L. Vaughan
Cheyenne Creamery
W. E. Dinneen
Plm Jenkins
Jenking
F. I. Torrey
Co. B. Kewin
W. Riner
WW. OR. Grier
A M. Holland
Stanton Transfer Company
Swamp Root Promises Purity for Kidney Health
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure non habit forming remedy for kidney liver and bladder trouble. It claims scientific preparation from vegetables and urges readers to purchase bottles or request a sample by sending ten cents to the company in Hamilton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Fa Cannie
Trowbley
Dr Kilaper
Driap
Cheyenne
Ardor for the Bluebird star Armel Myers rises in My Unmarried Wife
Armell Myers, a clever young actress known for the Bluebird feature My Unmarried Wife, earns firmer praise and compared to Nazimova. Her recent works include The Lash of Power and Siren of the Sea. Vincent Smith, nephew of Greater Vitagraph president Albert Smith, writes home from France about a hospital stay after a brush with the Huns, hopeful to return to the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel Myers
Madame Nazimova
Miss Myers
Vincent Smith
Albert FE. Smith
Greater Vitagraph
France
Vincent
Liberty Theatre Ushers Knit for Soldiers in Portland
The girl ushers of the Liberty Theatre in Portland Oregon are knitting for soldiers. They wear Colonial maiden outfits and guide patrons to seats to the sound of clicking needles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theatre
Portland
Oregon
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Cheyenne Reid Cross
Bagasoll
Palm Beach
Betty
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ellis
Fred DD
Curtis L. Hinkle
George S. Luke
Harold L. Vaughan
Harold J. Vaughan
Planint
J. Loretto Rackwell
L. W. Trumbull
Central O
C.A. Semrad
ER. A. Hicks
Chevennec
Leader Office
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Myers
Carmel Myers
Connelly’s Shoe Store
Capitol Avenue
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