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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1919

Page

3

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Holds Special Meeting

Members in Cheyenne met with Mrs W Mae Algar of Torrington to plan the jubilee drive starting March 20. Discussions covered the state quota, fundraising plans, and a protest against revoking the Wyoming Children’s Home Find ge society’s permit without a hearing.

Neyenne W. Mae Algar Torrington Albright State of Charities State of Charities and Reform Wyoming Children’s Finding Society Miss Jewell Wheatland Wyoming Children’s Home Findge Society Uquare Women’s A Temperance Union State Board of Charm and Reform Jewell Thas

Mrs. Carey Hosts Tea for Liberty Loan Workers

Mrs Charles D Carey county chairman for Laramaie County led a simple informal tea after an automobile drive about town and fort as part of the Liberty loan conference. The gathering featured pink carnations and the hostess was praised for hospitality with Mrs William C Mentzer Cheyenne city chairman pouring and Careys daughters assisting.

Liberty Loan Town Fort Charles Carey Mra. Carey Laramie County William C. Mentzer Cheyenne Carey Elizabeth Louise

Mrs Avery Haggard Hosts College Club Tea

Mrs. Avery Haggard entertained the College club on Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. A Huston who leaves for Baltimore. The event featured a 3 o'clock business session, a storytelling program, tea at 5 with yellow and white decor, corsage roses, and shamrock place cards.

Avery Haggard College Club A. Huston Baltimore Haston Johanna Peter

Frances Willard W C T U to Meet at Congregational Church

The Frances Willard W C T U will hold a Thursday afternoon union meeting at the Congregational church replacing the regular social gathering. The other two unions will attend as guests and further notices will be given through the press.

Frances Willard

Presbyterian Aid Society Musical Entertains

The Presbyterian Aid Society hosted an afternoon program with Mrs. S. W. Fox in charge. Performances included cradle songs, group songs by Carrie Jacobs Bond, dramatic readings by Miss Vanderlip, lullaby and instrumental numbers, and readings on famous people by Mrs. Jenkins. Mrs. William Mentzer closed with violin pieces and a chorus encore.

The Presbyterian Aida Society 5. W. Fox C. W. Patterson D. P. Evans Carrie Jacobs Hand Horace Jenkins Vanderlip C. Warrington Carl Metcalf Spike Kila Wheeler Wilcox Bill, Nye Arneal Carrie Jacob Bond William C. Mentzer Frances Mentzer

Sunergae of St. Marks Will Meet Today

The Sunergae of St. Mark's will meet this afternoon in the Parish house at 2:30 o'clock. All members are urged to attend.

Sunergae St. Marks St. Mark's

Burlinghams Arrive in City from Cedar Rapids

Sergeant Burlingham and his wife arrived Monday from Cedar Rapids Iowa and will stay several days. Mrs. Burlingham is a daughter of Mrs. Josephine Hunter of 102 West Eighteenth Street. Burlingham has served overseas for a year. Mr. W. Honely of Emporia Kansas is here briefly. Mr. and Mrs. G T Harris depart tonight for California to visit Mrs Harris’s mother Mrs Plekering.

Earl Burlingham Cedar Rapids Iowa Josephine Hunter West Eighteenth Street Sergeant Burlingham Burlingham Hunter Mrs. G. T. Harris California Mrs. Harris Mrs. Plekering

Mrs E C Raymond Returns to Newcastle Wyoming

Mrs. E C Raymond returned to Newcastle Wyoming after visiting the city for the weekend. A Mr W E Remis of St Louis is in the city on a brief stay. Denver guests include several named locals and visitors such as Mr and Mrs Hill and Mr and Mrs Miller.

E. C. Raymond Newcastle W. E. Remis St. Louis City Denver the Plains W. 8. McClain G. T. Ripley B. Kr. Jones William D. Phoenix M. L. Franks C. A. Luts L. H. Schoenthal E. BE. Bonne P. Ritter A. H. Palmer F. DB. van Simon M. J. Handley T. K. Hall B. C. Murnaw FP. S

Miss Mildred McIntosh Returns from Washington

Miss Mildred McIntosh arrived home last night from Washington D C after a two weeks stay. Mr and Mrs C B Cook of Portland Ore are visiting in the city. Mrs Cora R Wanamaker left for Rock Springs after a weekend in the city.

Mildred McIntosh Washington Mildred MclIntosh Washington, D. C Mrs. C. BE. Cook Portland, Ore The City Cora R. Wanamaker Rock Springs

Miss Mazie Doty Returns to Rawlins

Miss Mazie Doty chairman of Carbon county liberty loan committee left yesterday for Rawlins after a weekend in the city as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dewitt Boice. Also in town are Mr G H Dewitt of Milwaukee and Velma Little of Casper visiting briefly.

Donald McQueen Cheyenne State County Casper Lysite McQueen Mazie Doty Carbon County Women's Liberty Loan Committee Rawlins City Fred Dewitt Boice

Fort Russell St Patrick’s Dance Charms Cheyenne Officers

St Patrick’s Day observance at Port Russell featured a dance hosted by Mrs Overstreet and others for officers wives. Guests from the Army post and Cheyenne attended, with Grand March led by Gen Peter W Davison and Mrs Overstreet. Music by Kopard’s orchestra enhanced the festive post hall setting.

St. Patrick’s Fort Russell St. Patrick's Port Russell Ireland Post Peter W. Davison

Overseas Army Officer Visited Laramie

First Lieutenant Robertanesworth of Cheyenne recently received an honorable discharge and returned home. He visited friends in Laramie after about four months overseas in artillery service and is a University of Wyoming alumnus, graduating in 1917.

Robertanesworth Cheyenne Laramie Hanesworth Artillery Presidio San

Young Aviator Expected Home Soon

Mr and Mrs Jack McCue received a note from their son Frank McCue who has served in the aviation section of the United States navy in France and is now in New York. He is expected to be discharged Saturday after nearly two years in the air service.

Fred Krowser Fast Eighteenth Street Jack McCue Frank McCue Ie Aviation ‘Section United States Navy France New York

Three Cooper brothers visit after Army discharge

Among the 116th ammunition train soldiers discharged at Port Mussel were Medicine Bow brothers Harry Frank and Mark Cooper returning home to Medicine Bow. Others include Wye Fox from Keota visiting Park addition, J P Walah returning to Cheyenne after Laramie trip, Horatio Burne of Sheridan planning to visit St. Louis before Sheridan, and Thomas Chaplin leaving later in the week.

Wyoming 116Th Ammunition Train Port Mussel Medicine Bow Wye Harry Frank Mark Cooper Horatio Burne Sheridan Lott Denver Sheridan St. Louis

Bridge Club Social At Mrs Gatev's Home

Mrs Herman BD Gatev entertained the F W Bridge club yesterday afternoon at her home on 1804 House street. Mrs J J Clark will entertain the members of the bridge club Monday March 30.

Will Entertain with Bridge Thursday

Mr. W. A. Forbes and Minas Eunice Thompson will entertain the Bridge day Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Forbes, 215 West Twenty third Street. Mr. RR. C. Smith departed for Salt Lake City. M. M. Moreman of Kansas City is here on a brief visit.

A. J. Locke Port Huron Mich the Plains W. A. Forbes Minas Eunice Thompson Forbes RR. C. Smith Salt Lake Cy Im. M. Moreman Kansas City

Zemo Antiseptic Lotion Promises Quick Relief

The E. W. Rose Co of Cleveland presents Zemo a clean inexpensive antiseptic liquid claimed to penetrate cleanse and soothe for eczema burning itching and skin troubles. It heals sores wounds and chafing and is advertised as highly effective and satisfying.

E. W. Rose Co Cleveland

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