Sunshine and Cloud Luncheon Honors Sister Guest
Mrs. Carey entertained at a Friday luncheon for her sister Mrs. Morris of Philadelphia who was her guest Mrs. Gilland and Mrs. Fox hosted a Kensington gathering at Mrs. Gilland's home on Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Martha Fox who leaves Sunday for a visit in Butte Montana. The ladies enjoyed needle work and a Spanish song with pictures as Spain becomes next year’s study. A vote of thanks was extended to Mr. and Mrs. Emery for the afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. E. L. Emery, Mrs. B. Magon Smith, Mrs. A. J. Parshall, Mrs. Pitt Covert, Mrs. G. E. Abbott, Mrs. Claude Draper, Mrs. P. O. Brewster, Mrs. W. C. Mentzer, Mrs. A. Russell Buck, Mrs. J. M. Gilmore, Mrs. Effie R. Dodds, Mrs. Luke Voorhees, Mrs. J. L. Baird, Mrs. Wallace Bond, Mrs. L. R. Tyson, Mrs. H. B. Henderson, Mrs. Charlie Balley, Mrs. J. H. Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Carey
Mrs. Morris
Philadelphia
George Gilland
Galen A. Fox
Kensington
Westminster Abbey
Spain
Emery
E. L. Emery
B. Magon Smith
A. J. Parshall
Pitt Covert
G. E. Abbott
Claude Draper
P. O. Brewster
W. C. Mentzer
A. Rusell Buck
J. M. Gilmore
Effie R. Dodds
Luke Voorhees
J. L. Baird
Wallace Bond
L. R. Tyson
H. B. Henderson
Charlie Balley
J. H. Walton
Christening of Newton Rozzelle at local church
Sunday morning at the Presbyterian church in Newton Whitney the five month old son of Mr and Mrs Newton Rozzelle was christened by Rev Berry of Sunrise. Miss Mar Rozzelle sister of the father served as godmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Newton Whitney
Newton Rozzelle
Rev
Berry
Sunrise
Mar. Rozzelle
Mr. Rozzelle
Eastern Star to Convene Special Meeting at Masonic Hall
A special Eastern Star meeting is planned Thursday evening at the Masonic hall. Floor work will be demonstrated and all members and visiting members are invited. Miss Mary Rozzelle has returned to Grand Junction Colorado due to her mother’s illness after visiting her brother New ton Rozzelle for several months. Mrs J H Conway and Miss O Boyle are in Denver for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Mary Rozzelle
Newton Rozzelle
Grand Junction
Colo
Woman's Club Browning Centennial Event at Orpheum
Members and guests enjoyed a Browning centennial program at the Orpheum theater arranged by Mr. Er L Emery. A matinee featured films and a vocal by Mrs. Arvilla Olliver, followed by refreshments at Ellis with Browning quotations on each place card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Orpheum Theater
Er. L. Emery
Tunis
Ellis
Browning
Ballinger Couple Celebrates Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs L A Ballinger held a card party and musicale at home in Cheyenne for their twenty five year marriage anniversary. Thirty five guests attended from near and far as gifts and flowers marked the occasion. Mrs Ballinger organized the supper and program with music from Francis Fitagerald Louie Fitagerald Roy Henderson and Jesse Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Ballinger
Mrs. Ballinger
Inter- Ocean Hotel
Cheyenne
Roy Henderson
Ed Schoels
Social reception at the post features generous hospitality
Mrs Guilfoyle and Mrs Williams poured. Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Bundy assisted. A host of young Indian attendants aided matrons including Mrs McCleave, Mrs McNair, Mrs O’Brien, Miss Littlewilliame, Kimball, Blackstadt of St Louis, Tilton, Ayres, Dade and Miss Elise Morris visiting Mrs Charles Carey. Seventy five guests enjoyed the reception as a notable social feature this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. Guilfoyle
Mra
Williams
Mre. Armatrong
Bundy
McCleave
McNair
Mre
Obriatian
Missea Littlewiliame
Kimball
Blackstadt
St. Loula
Tilton
Ayres
Dade
Elise Morris
Charlea Carey
Cavalry Card Club Bridge Night Celebrates Honors
Mrs Dade hosted the Cavalry Card club on Tuesday with five tables of bridge and three of five hundred. Winners included Mrs Guilfoyle Mrs Schultz Lieut Camp and Captain Stodter. Supper followed and guests enjoyed a pleasant evening. Cavalry Dance set for Saturday at the gymnasium. Captain and Mrs Kitts guests with Captain Ossenaarde and Mrs Ossenaarde returning from the Philippines en route to Vancouver Barracks. Host Captain Walker and Mrs Walker hosted a dinner for General Dimmick with yellow Cavalry decor and candles. Captain and Mrs Hamilton plan dinner tonight for host and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Dade
Cavalry Card Club
Mra. Guilfoyle
Mra. Schultz
Lieut. Camp
Captain Stodter
Kenzie W. Walker
Dimmick
Cavalry
Pearson
Royal Neighbors Social Meeting Set At A. O. U. W. Hall
The Royal Neighbors plan a social gathering this evening at the A. O. U. W. hall with all members and guests invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. U. W. Hall
Mrs Walker Hosts Five Hundred Club Afternoon
Mrs George Walker will entertain her five hundred club this afternoon. The Art club meets at 4 o clock at Mrs Griffin Coch ran s home 216 East Twenty first street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walker
Art Club
Capitol Hill Club Tea Hosts Guests After Card Games
Mrs Al Laughlin entertained the Capitol Hill club on Wednesday afternoon with an elaborate tea after four tables of card games. Guests included Mesdames Hainesworth Haos Laughlin Ferguson Bartlett and Misses Holmes Kitty Theduus and Emerson. Mrs Charles Hirsig will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Laughlin
Capitol Hill Club
Mesdames Hainesworth
Haos Laughlin
Ferguson
Bartlett
Misses Holmes
Kitty
Theduus
Emerson
Charles Hirsig
Altar and Rosary Society to Meet at Milligan Home
The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Mary's will meet this afternoon at Mrs. J. F. Milligan's home 2229 Warren Avenue. Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Manewal will be joint hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary Society
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary's
J. F. Milligan
Warren Avenue
Lynch
Manewal
Methodist Aid Society Tea in Church Parlors
Mrs Clarence Harris and Mrs FP Armour will entertain the Methodist Aid society in the church parlors this afternoon for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Clarence Harris
FP. Armour
Missee Winnifred and Gessie Stu Entertain Westminster Guild
Missee Winnifred and Gessie Stu will entertain the Westminster Guild this evening at their home 140 East Twenty-firet street Congregational Aid Society. The Congregational Aid society meets Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs J Ross Carpenter 115 East Eighteenth Street with Mesdames Carpenter Foster Gilmore Urenner Cotton Black and Riner on the host committee. The Haptlat ladies bake sale Saturday May 1 at the John ston grocery store offering home cooked delicacies in good quantity. South Cheyenne W T U to hold a mothers meeting at 3:90 PM at the home of Mrs Jonsen 900 East Ninth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missee Winnifred
Gessie Stuart
Westminster Guild
East Twenty-firet Street
Congregational Aid Society
J. Ross Carpenter
East Eighteenth Street
Johnston Grocery
South Cheyenen W
South Cheyenne W
Mra WA M Stunel and Mire Prank Bruner
A fragment names Mra WA M Stunel and Mire Prank Bruner in a brief item. No additional context or actions are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Stunel
Prank Bruner
Woman's Auxiliary Meet at St Mark's Planned at Parteh House
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Mark's will hold an important meeting this afternoon at the Parteh House. Officers will be elected and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of
St. Mark's
Parteh House
Spirella Corsets Advertise Healthful Comfort and Style
The Spirella Company offers corset services emphasizing permanent shape, ventilative stays, pliability, and a wide range of styles and materials. A local corsetiere, Mise M. Humphreye, will call to discuss merits and arrange an attentive reception. Meadville and Cheyenne locations advertise availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirella Company
Meadville
Letchworth
Garden City
Eng
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
Mise M. Humphreye
22Nd St
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pair Elopes But Her Papa Stops Wedding
J B Hall a Cheyenne newspaper man and Hazel Becker eloped to Laramie to wed. They failed to secure a license in Cheyenne due to a Wyoming statute and Becker’s protest, then faced further opposition from Hazel’s father as they sought another license in Laramie. The couple plans to return home amid local gossip claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hall
Cheyenne
State Leader
Hazel Becker
Laramie
Dillman
Wyoming
Becker
Hall
Ife
Mater
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised In Testimonials
Essay highlights rising public appreciation for Chamberlains Cough Remedy with growing testimonials from those cured. Encourages readers to try it for coughs or colds and to become familiar with its reputed benefits. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Attention W. O. W. Dance Tonight Invitation Reminder
The notice urges members of W. O. W. to attend the dance tonight. Members should obtain invitations from the clerk for their guests.
Missionary Meeting Scheduled by Methodist Society
The Methodist Missionary Society will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Archie Allison at 300 W Twenty sixth street. A special task is planned during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Sociery
Archie Alilaon
Twenty Sixth Street
Guild of St. Mark's Hold Friday Work Meeting
The Guild of St. Mark's will hold a work meeting Friday afternoon at the Parieh House. Dugald Whittaker is listed as a participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark’s
Parieh House
Dugald Whittaker
Alabastrol facial cream advertised by Pueblo firm
A vintage ad touts Alabastrol as a universal beautifier for the face and skin. It claims to remove freckles, reduce sunburn and tan, smooth mouth and cheek areas, rejuvenate youth, and provide a soothing cooling effect. Packaged in plain wrappers, it is offered by mail for 60 cents per box with no samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generoous
Colonade
Pawned wooden leg to pay carfare in Yonkers
Phillip Lawrence of Ghent New York, missing money for rail fare, pawned his wooden leg in Yonkers. Joseph Albauer found him hobbling with a board and left his leg as security with Fred Slater to borrow car fare to reach Elmsford for work on the aqueduct. Albauer bought him a new crutch and provided a night's lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
Phillip Lawrence
Ghent
Sfare
Joseph Albauer
Mount Hope
Fred Slater
Wingate
Elmsford
Albauer
Once a Week Club Holds Enjoyable Dance
The Once A Week social club entertained a large crowd at Keefe Hall on a Wednesday night. The program included sixteen dances and two extras, performed to music by the Fourth Field Artillery band under Chief Musician A. D'Auto. The event drew strong patronage and high enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keefe Hall
Fourth Field Artillery Band
A. D'Autolo
Eureka Vacuum Cleaning and Stevenson Electrical Co Notices
Telephone 695 for Eureka Vacuum Cleaning and Stevenson Electrical Co located at 1721 Carey Ave. Public notice listing services and contact info dated May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Stevenson Electrical Co
Carey Ave
Wives Lobby for Halfcent Coin
Washington, May. Half cent bargain prices split a cent in two and spurred a bill to coin half cent pieces. The coin will resemble the one cent piece but with a central hole, aiding distinction and stringing for shoppers. A revived three cent piece is also planned, copper not silver. For rheumatism relief Chamberlains Liniment is recommended. sold by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
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