At Home Call and Socials for Kendrick Guests
Mrs John B Kendrick hosts a luncheon for out of town ladies at the governor's mansion. Walfjen family arrivals from Phoenix and southern California are noted as guests at the mansion before moving to Sheridan. A Kimball motor party visits Cheyenne for a Farthing ranch dinner and return home. Kappa Sigma Pi reschedules a May 12 party to May 13 at the Parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Kendrick
Cheyenne
F. A. Hindse
Rawlina
J. H. Holland
Evanston
W. M. Jeffers
Omuha
Clauss
Bvana
Kimball
Ruby Neeley
Farthing Ranch
Kappa Sigma Pi
Kappa Sigma Pi Ce
Visiting List Crowds Cheyenne with Local Appointments
Joseph M Carey visits Denver this week and expects to return Saturday. Numerous residents including Mrs J A Delfelder of Riverton and Mrs John Gill return to Cheyenne, with families staying at the Plains and Reed apartments. Local officials and workers from the state land commissioners office plan vacations to California, and society events include federation meetings and club plans for delegates and a special train entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Carey
Denver
American Countess Returns Home With War Hero
Theodore Marburg of Baltimore, minister to Belgium, arrived with a missing leg after serving with the British army. He was treated by Belgian Countess Gers de Vivario who nursed him and accompanied him back to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Marburg
Baltiminister
Belgium
Gers
Marburg
More
United States
oHe de Vivario
Mrs E B Plank Visits From Pinedale in Cheyenne
Mrs E B Plank formerly Nellie Rutledge, native of this city, arrived from Pinedale Wyoming and is visiting her aunt Mrs W H Reid in Cheyenne. Miss Mead spent Christmas with the Schwierings and Schuering returned home last week, Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Miskell
Ming Berna Miskell
Cheyenne
Lincoln
Neb
Schwiering
Miss Mead
Schwierings
E. 8. Plank
Nellie Rutledge
Pinedale
Wyo
W. H. HH. Reid
Community Club Meetings and Social Events
Woman's Clubs Alihinate meets this afternoon at the library for the regular fortnightly program. Women of Woodcraft host a benefit dance at K. C. ball Friday evening. Past Chiefs association meets this afternoon with Mr Peter Jossen of South Cheyenne. Coterie Art club hosts Mrs James Hond Wednesday. Mystic Mage club gathers with Mrs A Christenson Wednesday afternoon. Help One Another club hosts hospitality at Mrs Nimmo Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Woodcraft
Past Chiefs Association
P,eter Jossen
South Cheyenne
Mystic Mase Club
Mre. A. Christenson
Mire
David Nimmo
General Federation Tour Through Cheyenne May
A touring schedule shows the general federation plan to pass through Cheyenne in late May with a brief rest stop. The group will resume its activities with the next meeting set for the first Monday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neral Federation
Cheyenne
Whittier Club Postponed Session This Week
The Whittier club will meet with Mrs A L Putnam Wednesday afternoon for the postponed session of Chapter C P 8 aiuterhood will meet this afternoon with Mrs True. Jobson Parent Teacher Meeting hosted Churchill organization at a combined program and social at the Johnsen school last Monday afternoon with one event noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
William Dubola
Rs WB
Gates
Aiuterhood
Mra
Poe
Johboson
Jobson
Churchill
Johnsen
A. K. & Club Postpones Regular Dance Night
The A. K. and Club has postponed their regular dance night from Balurdey to Monday evening, with plans to reschedule. Officials cited lighting and scheduling conflicts as the reason for the delay and urged members to watch notices for the new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. & Club
Balurdey
Uel
Schoolgroup meeting discusses age appropriate books
The gathering of 105 attendees including 45 invited guests featured brief business, a pupil's recitations, two papers on suitable children's literature, and a focus on placing proper books in young hands. A farewell howl and refreshments closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. DD
A. Dower
Provident
Progres
Echoe
Ansociation
Church Circle Meeting and Guild Evening in Cheyenne
Cheyenne circles schedule a 3 pm meeting with Mr. W L Whipple discussing Christian Citizenship led by Miss Hortha Hollas and Prof Shingler. Westminster Guild hosted by Miss Dorothy Sibley and Miss Paton. P A of the WOC T UL to hold business and social session at the reading room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
OU. Tou
GT. U
W. Ll. Whipple
Mise Blortha Holla
Pr. Shingler
Alaa Woeak
Westminster Guild
Mins Dorothy Sibley
Mise Inex Paton
Presbyterian Church
P. A
Woc. T. UL
Hapitat Brotherhood to Meet Mr Horeroas for Session
The Hapitat Brotherhood will meet Mr H P Horeroas at 609 West Twenty first Street for a business and social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hapitat Brotherhood
H. PP. Horeroas
Local religious and school group meetings announced
Kappa Sigma Pi will hold a regular meeting at the Partial house this evening. The Altar and Rosary Society of St Marys Cathedral begins its first regular meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs J J Schmidt 1611 Central Avenues from two to five. Milkes Lillie Roberts Etta Linn and Kate Taylor host a King’s Daughters Little Girls party at the Congregational church parlors Thursday evening asking members and guests to bring juvenile clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Sigma Pi
Kappa Sigma Pie
St. Mark's
Altar and Rosary Society
St. Mary's Cathedral
J.J. Schmidt
Central Avenues
St. Mary's
Milkes Lillie Roberts
Etta Linn
Kate Taylor
King's Daughters of the Congregations
Wyepr
Congregational Society Holds Monthly Meeting Fri Afternoon
The Congregational ald society will meet in regular monthly session Friday afternoon in the church parlors. Ladies of Mrs. Rockafield's circle will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ain Society
Congregational «Ald
Presbyterian Aid Society to Organize Synodical Group
The Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet in the church parlors Friday afternoon with Mrs. E W. Bfll and Mrs. Henrietta Doak as hostesses. Morning and afternoon sessions are set for nine thirty and two with lunch served at noon. Delegates from nearby churches and Miles Ally Upham of New York will attend. all church women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
C. A. Beach
Presbyterian Aid Society
Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church
E W. Bfhll
Henrietta Doak
Lunehdon
Moc. Crown
Larawie
Lowe
Sheridan
Dan & Swan
Miles Ally Upham
New York
Half a Billion Bushels Wheat Forecast
Washington reports the Agriculture Department's May crop forecast predicts almost 0.5 billion bushels of winter wheat to be harvested this year. The harvest would exceed last year by about 155 million bushels and reflect smaller acreage than in the prior season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tme Department of Agriculture
Juut
Io Eatese
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming Constitution Security Clause Quoted
Fragmentary OCR presents the Wyoming Constitution Article 1 on security of persons houses papers and effects against unreasonable searches. Reader is left with garbled phrases but the core right to be secure is referenced with missing words and unclear context. The text hints at protections against warrantless searches and seizures but lacks complete wording or authoritative punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Fortune Brings Scrubwoman a $50000 Inheritance
Mrs Anna Krooks a New York scrubwoman was told by a Brooklyh lawyer she had inherited about 50000 from a long dead Irish relative. Despite years of hardship she had eloped at eighteen and later faced misfortune and poverty before the findings were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna Krooks
Had Times Masquerade by Pythian Sisters at BK hall
The Pythian Sisters host a masquerade at BK of BP hall on Wednesday May 10. All Knights of Pythias and their families invited. Admission 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
BK. of
Knights of Pythias
Woman killed in Pueblo street by madman on car
In Pueblo Colorado May 8 Mary Millo Salito 18 was killed on a Bessemer Street car by Gustavo Magnello 31 who rushed the crowd with a razor and revolver. He shot at Frank Gordon and was captured after a struggle at the police station claiming insanity. Salito was a bride and mother of a four year old. Magnello had pursued her for marriage after she rejected him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puebla
Colo
Millo Salito
Bessemer
Gustavo Magnello
Evans and
Arroyo Avenues
Magnello
Frank Gordon
Magnelio
Magnetio
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Frank Reaman
Hanson
Fremont
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A. Christensen
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Eli Bolin
Frank Eder
J. C. Arp
Mes. Hohnholz
Emma Borderker
Misa Lena Thedans
Carrie Beaman
Roseboom
Misa Clara Miskell
Berna Miskell
Walter Yeaver
Happy Company
Mia
E. W. Miskell
Mildred Scintosh
Mary Brown
Mrs. Yeager
J. A. Delfelder
Riverton
John Gill
East
Mrs. Gill
Reed Apartments
Capitol Avenue
Mrs. Frank. Hadsell
Rawlins
the Plains
J. HM. Holland
Mrs. Holland
Senator (. D. Clark
J. J. Claus
Miss Clauss
The
Plains
Eleanor Borgersen
Miss Na O'Vonnell
State Land Commissioners Office
Capitol
California
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Coast
George Copeland
Onwala
A. Huston
Petrols, Mich
Mero Huston
Mre Fd Gnam
Eugene
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Iowa
Mildred Melatoal
Fort Callinas
Dr. George
N. G. Petry
Laraute
Joseph Wassermanton
Bobby
Mr. Sod
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Joseph Oberfelder
Waesermai
L*carlatine
Arthur Piggott
Tenver
Nettford
George Jofffee
Cincinnati
Misa Nettle Mead
Cozad, Neb, Wan
Mrs. C
Lebor Hall
City Federation of Women's Clubs
City Federation of Women's Clube
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Pres.dent
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Galen A. Pax
Hospital Aid Society
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Federation
Winnter
Indotred
Industrial Club
Ortegon
Lincoln Highway
Mrs. Theodore Marbure
Alihinate
Alpha Club
Coterie Art Club
BE. O
Boston Ladies’ Tailor
Tia Carey
King's Daughters
Homins
Merode
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
West
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Roscommon
Ireland
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Castoria
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Ada
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