Wedding of Florence Abbott and Isaac Vickery in Laramie
Florence Mae Abbott married Isaac P. Vickery at 8 p m in Laramie at the Abbott home. Rev J Georg Bazzle officiated with family and close friends in attendance. The couple plans a wedding trip to Omaha Denver Kansas City and Chicago before settling back in Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Abbott
Laramie
Florence Mae
Isaac P. Vickery
J. Georg Bazzle
The
Baptist Church
Are. D. Neal
Harry Stefrns
F. G. Hadsell
Rawins
Ruth Abbott
Mg" Pride
Harold Burke
John Huckmat
Cheyanne
Vickery
Ping
Omaha
Denver
Kansas City
Chicago
Weir
Iln
Misa Nina Gook
Ini
New Night Chief Appointed on Union Pacific Wyoming Division
Mr. A. W. Woodruff designates Rh. L. Newbern as night chief dispatcher and transfers A. RK. Dickson to other duties. Newbern, known as "Bob," is described as an efficient, popular railroad official with many friends on the Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Woodruff
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Rh. L. Newbern
A. RK. Dickson
Mr. Newbern
Bob
Union
A M A Meeting At Mrs Miller House
The A M A met yesterday afternoon at Mrs A J Miller's home with good attendance and three guests including Mrs A J Henke and Mrs Hammond. Mrs Olph rejoined the club after California sojourn. A letter from Mrs Stoner of Cokeville urged Americanization of foreign women. Ten dollars for a French boy adopted by the club was collected from a party at the Garlock home. At eight o'clock tea was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ae
A. J, Henke
Hammond
Olph
California
G. F. Garlock
Denver Guests at the Plains Today
From Denver Mr. and Mrs. NM L 7 fTiubin Neslen and a long list of named guests visit the Plains today, including Paul A. Kirtley JH Hie Clark Joseph Kelloge Harrison Shaffer and others. The group travels from Denver and is hosted locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nm. L
fTiubin
Neslen
Mra
Weller
Paul A. Kirtley
J.H. Hie
Clark
Joseph Kelloge
Harrison L. Shaffer
0. G. Watson
C. Jo Garesan
Thomas J. Fair
W. E. Kreamer
Paul R. McNut
A. CG. Lee
J. B. Gabbe
John C. Talbott
T. J Moody
Join J. Bramer
G. H. Waite
Paul J. Kingham
D. M. Clemens
J. E. Wallin
D. Heflin
Franks Noga
and &. Preasman
The
Plains Today
Denver
Private Thomas Doody Returns From Overseas
Mrs. Thomas Doody received word that Private Thomas Doody has arrived from overseas and is now stationed at Camp Merritt New Jersey. Visitors from New York City include David B. Cohen John Neurer Mr and Mrs ie J Gordon W C Anderson Mrs K Barnard. Mr C W Roger of Boston Massachusetts is in the city on a brief business stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Doody
Private Thomas Doody
Overseas
Camp Merritt, N. J
David B. Cohen
John Neurer
Ie J. Gordon
W.C. Anderson
K. ©. Barnard
New York City
C. W. Roger
Boston, Mass
Army Tank Return The Tank Tour Ends At Torrington
Escorts of the Army tank returned from a statewide journey promoting the Victory Loan. Prof Harrison C. Dale reports 4827 miles covered with success in nearly every town. The trip ended at Torrington where the tank was shipped back to Omaha. Locals include Mr and Mrs EB Folker visiting Wheatland and Mrs B B Brooks en route to Washington DC for a Milessa Brooks graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison C. Dale
Thurman Arnold
Howell Knight
Ralph McWhinnie
Dale
Laramie
Torrington
Omaha
B. B. Brooks
Irma Patton
Casper
Washington, D. C
Chevy Chase
Milessa Brooks
Miss Patton
Brooks
Miss Brooks
Great Lakes
Engagement Announced for Gladys Phillips and Cecil Bon
Mrs Gladys Phillips and Cecil Bon announced engagement at a casual Casper party hosted by Eunice Smith of Gasper en tertained guests pulled ribbons for supper partners. Cecil Bon, longtime Casper social figure, recently returned from overseas, is with See Ben Realty Co. in Casper. Wedding planned for early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Eunice Smith
Gasper
J. Meryle Havens
Olean
N. Y
Gladys Phillips
Cecil Ron
Mr. Bon
Miss Phillips
Casper
Stephen Bon
Cecil Bon
See Ben Realty Company
War Camp Community Service Dance At Post Headquarters
Women from St Marys and town guests helped organize an informal dancing party at post headquarters on Wednesday evening. Red Cross and Y W C A representatives attended as guests of the Indies. University of Colorado Club met to form a theater party at the Princess with about eighteen alumni present. Fritz Bolin and Jennor Wade drove to Casper to work in the oil fields. Mrs Bolin will join her husband in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
F. L. Crabbe
W. 8. Hobson
Laura Ramsey
Indies
Red Cross
Hugh Coffman
T. P. Fahey
W. E. Mullen
Frankakilinice
J. A. Devine
N Smith
Forsell
War Camp
University of Colorado Club
Alice Williamson
Fritz Bolin
Jennor Wade
Casper
Mrs. Bolin
Grant Kitchen
Convent Orchestra Excites Small Town Audience
The Convent Orchestra led by Sister S. Theokla entertained a large audience last Monday night with a varied program. Violin soloists Miss Winifred Taylor and Mrs Muriel Guy Worsyth earned hearty applause. A trio of young girls danced under Miss L Vanderlip, finishing a charming program praised for its faithful execution by teachers and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Theokla
Winifred Taylor
Muriel Guy Worsyth
L. Vanderlip
Erin Go Brough
Ohio
Kreisler
Peene
Erin
Teale
D A R Meeting At Thompson Residence Note Change
Mrs John Charles Thompson will entertain D A R members at Sr 2016 Capitol Avenue replacing the home of Mrs William Mentzer. Miss Anna Dobbin led the program. Separate note of Baptist Mission Circle at 609 West Twenty First Street at 3 pm. Presbyterian Aid Society to meet this afternoon in the repairs of the church with hosts Mrs BR Morton and Mrs David Doak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational “Aid Socilty
Ed Harteen
John Charles Thompson
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
John Charles. Thompson
Capitol Avenue
William ©. Mentzer
Anna Dobbin
H. P. Norcross
Newell Bell
Neil Law
Baptist Mission Circle
West Twenty-first Street
Presbyterian Aid Society
A. Morton
David Doak
Hastisses
Pythian Sisters Bake Sale At Union Mercantile
The Pythian Sisters announce a bake sale at Union Mercantile Grocery on Saturday morning with Mrs. Dawn Barksdale and Mrs. David Nimmo in charge. Miss George Hurst and Miss Mary Nimmo of Cheyenne attended the Pi Beta Phi dinner at the Brown Palace in Denver hosted by Alpha and Beta chapters. Mrs. N. S. Gustafson and daughter Delna Gustafson of Ivenver are visiting Mr. Enos Laugh's house. Joe Phoenix traveled from Denver to Casper, spending a few days in the city. Lloyd L. Aurand of Erie, Pennsylvania, is here on a brief stay at the Visins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Union Mercantile Grocery Store
All
Eclows
Dawn. Barksdale
David Nimmo
George Hurst
Mary Nimmo
Cheyenne
Pi Beta Phi
Brown Palace
Denver
N.S. Gustafson
Delna Gustafson
Ivenver
City
Enos Laugh
Joe Phoenix
Casper
The
Lloyd L. Aurand
Erie
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cHuncaes
Ociety A Hearst
R. L. Newbern
A. J. Miller
Dere
Army
EB. J. Folker
Bruce Gray
Wheatland
Mr. Folker
Douglas
Mrs. Folker
Charles Sell
F. R. Dildine
J.P. Colstadt
Lowell Yeager
Columbia
Yeager
University of Missouri
M.aster J. Yeager
W. G. Wolcott
Richmond Hotel
Hot Springs
Ark
Irene McQuire
Mrs. P.*s. McQuire
Gladys_ Phillips
West
Driber C.O
Knight- Campbell
Knight-Campbell’s
Victor Records
Oteinway
Knight -Campbell
Apollo
Kiteieh
Plains Hotel
Old Burlington Bldg
Cheyenne Fruit Co
Capitol
William Ryff
O. Yl
Sote
Dave
Frank
Lydia Druby
Loretta Stapeton
Dansigs
Minx
Glide Barry
Jett
Gaspe and Lusk
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