Easter social notes and weddings fill Cheyenne week
Local society pages detail Easter events at the Plains hotel and Elks home including a Woman's Club card party and Easter decoration themes. The Gleason family hosts a large Easter dinner at the Plains with many relatives and guests, followed by a charity piano recital at Mrs Rowsey's. A spring wedding of Blannah Mae Jarvis and Frank E. Stimson occurs at 2:20 pm at the Jarvis home with Rev. L. C. Hille officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gleason
Plains Hotel
H. D. Gleason
Dorothy
Monroe
Ashley Gleason
Helen
Lyman
Elks
B. B. Jarvis
Blannah Mae
Frank E. Stimson
L. C. Hllle
W. Chambers
Cheyenne Social Notes Contain Visitors and Departures
Visitors arrive from Denver and Chicago as local residents host relatives. Miss Sarah Plaxman of Chicago visits Mr. and Mrs. M. Davie in Cheyenne while Dean Davidson and his mother plan a move to Los Angeles next week, prompting sadness among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Plaxman
Chicago
Mire
M. Davie
Cheyenne
Walter L. Larth
Louise Larsh
Indiana
Sieier
Los Angeles
Cascarets Claim Quick Cleanse for Liver and Bowels
Advertises Cascarets as a night laxative to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels, relieve bilious symptoms and headaches, and restore energy by morning. Warns against salts and castor oil and urges wide use for adults and children alike with a 10 cent box at druggists.
Cheyenne to Colorado Springs visit details noted
Miss Maurine Carley plans to return to Colorado Springs after a short visit with her parents Mr and Mrs JD M Carley in Cheyenne. The Denver Music Co at 1616 Capitol Avenue advertises a large stock of pianos Victrolas and prayer planes with renting repair and tuning services under manager Robert N Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Strader
Denver
D. C. Wolcott
Gov
Harold
Cheyenne
Maurine Carley
Colorado Springs
JD. M. Carley
Denver Music Co
Capitol Avenue
Robert N Grace
Boys Easter lilies at the W. O. W. dance.
A brief note invites attendance at a W. O. W. dance featuring Easter lilies and a promise of presence by participants.
Atlas Opens New Show With Wardel Brothers Vaudeville
Atlas presents a new night of entertainment featuring the Wardel Brothers acrobats and aerial acts with smooth precision. New tricks wow patrons while daily pictures include A Regained Reputation The Orphars Mine and Chappie's Code offering drama and comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Pictures
Vaudueville
Wardel Brothers
Orphar
Chappie
Denver Music Co Advertises Wide Piano Variety
An advertisement from Denver Music Co at 1416 Capital Avenue proclaims a wide range of strictly bound grand pianos and dependable service, positioning the store as offering more piano variety than any other in the Middle West territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Denver Music Co
Capita
Cafetepid dinner daily at The Robinson
Fragmentary notice notes a daily dinner event labeled Cafetepid at The Robinson venue with unclear timing and details. Further readable context is not available in the text.
Pathos and cleverness mark the new stage production
The review highlights Misa Stahl’s powerful emotional scenes and witty Wecter lines, noting the play is not only clever but lavishly produced. It compares its typical characters to everyday figures seen in department stores nationwide, regardless of size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Stahle
Maggie Pepper
Capitol Avenue
Charles Klein
Alores
Klein
United States
Magele Pepper
Mnelikh
Elane
New York
Magdle Poppin
America
Misa Stahl
Wecter
Retirement of a junior partner noted in Huntington paper
The Fort Col Wing Courier reports Huntington Wilson’s withdrawal from the state department, seen as linked to a broader departure by the American group of bankers from the Ghin t e loin for the same reason. The article notes wide approval of the president’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Col Wing
Huntington Wilson
State ‘Department
Sherman Co. Publishes State Leader Subscription Drive
The Sherman Company announces a subscription campaign for the State Leader, inviting readers to subscribe through the newspaper’s offices and local agents. Officials emphasize timely delivery and exclusive content for subscribers.
End of Dollar Diplomacy Signaled by Washington Shift
The piece notes the new administration withdrew from dollar diplomacy and will fare without Luntington Wilson and the implied partnership with J P Morgan and Company. It asserts the United States government can proceed without those services and the prior financial alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingen
United States
Luntington Wilson
J. P. Morgan and Company
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DR. Price
Socie —Edited
L. R. Tyson
East 18Th Street
Rudyard Kipling
Miks
the Elks' Home
Emily
the Plains
Mrs. W
Frank Gleason
Gertrude
William
Paul Lariver
R. H. Finkbiner
Fred Warren
Rosalie Stone
J. le Rockwell
Jeannette Mullen
Lowise Wolcott
Julia Cohen
Alden Peabody
Frances Mentzer
Isabel Buckley
Helen Ileason
Susan Breiach
Emily Johnston
Mrs. Rockwell
Mr. Deering
Rowsey
Fred W. Deering
H. H. Hardman
Pueblo
Colo
Deerings
Rowsers
Mra. Deering
Lardman
Allentown
Mra. Rowley
Mr. Rowsey
J.E. Jamison
J. J. Skidmore
Bemis Park
Omaha
Skidmores
Skidmore
Railway Mail Service
Stimson-Jarvis
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mic
Postum
Grocer
Cee
the Robinson
Barnett
The
Sherman Co
Slen
Kondon
Kondon S&s
Hondon Mfg. CO
Minneapolis
Mion
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