Mother's Day Reflections and Social Gatherings Across Cheyenne
A Cheyenne social column recalls Mother's Day as a sacred theme through poems and reflections. It details a luncheon hosted by Mrs. C. D. Carey with guests including Mrs. Morris of Philadelphia and Mrs. J. M. Carey, plus a Kensington party hosted by Mrs. E. N. Sturdevant with thirty ladies. Additional notes follow on Miss Mabel Branson's trip to Hot Springs, and residents Mrs. Clarence Holliday, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Holliday, Mrs. Wilsock, and others visiting or returning from nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Carey
E. N. Sturdevant
Kensington
Norcross
Fred Sheldon
Jordan
Minnie Carpenter
Clarence Holliday
Baby
Billings
Mont
Mr. Holliday
D. H. Holliday
Cheyenne
Burlington
Hawes
Whipple
Garver
Nelson
Leighton
Dinner Party Honors Visiting Generals at Port Russell
Colonel and Mrs. John F. Guilfoyle hosted a brilliant dinner at Port Russell honoring General Dimmick and Mrs. Fuller. The table featured a central mound of yellow blossoms and warm candlelight creating an artistic arrangement.
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John F. Guilfoyle
Dimmick
Party Scenes and Guests at Ninth Cavalry Hop
Mrs. Albert S. Fuger and Mrs. Noble hosted a Friday night Ninth Cavalry Hop with guests including Mrs. Stodter Mrs. Waller and Mrs. Armstrong. The Sievert home overflowed with yellow and red flowers as bridge and five hundred crowned prizes amid ornate rooms and chandeliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvarado Fuller
Topeka
Kan
Filler
Brooke
Camp
McCullough
Walker
Stull
Hamilton
Clark
Fuger
LeMay
Bundy
Christian
Reno
Kemper
Schultz
Armstrong
Kimball
Morton
Dade
Noble
Lawrence
Ayres
Stodter
Miases Tilton
Little
Blackstadt
Mesdames LaFontaine
Hirsiz
Cox
Riner
Lariver
Frank Gleavon
Women’s clubs hold important business meeting at library
The Saturday Musical club will hold a very important business meeting at the library this afternoon at 4:30. Active and associate members are urged to attend as many topics will be discussed. Nominations for officers for next year will be made.
Art Club Holds Thursday Business Meeting at Mrs Cochran Home
The Art Club conducted a business meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs Griffin Cochran's home. The entire session covered club affairs and plans for a future meeting with Mrs F H Jones scheduled to host in two weeks.
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Art Club
Griffin Cochran
Clut
F. H. Jones
Altar and Rosary Society Meeting at St Marys
The Altar and Rosary Society of St Marys met at the home of Mrs J F Milligan with 45 ladies present. Mrs Jeffers a Cheyenne resident sang, Mrs John Smith with Mrs Tom Cobry performed vocal numbers, and Miss Marie Nunn helped serve lunch at 5 o clock. Hostesses were Mrs Lynch and Mrs Charles Manewal.
Baptist Ladies Bake Sale at Johnston Grocery Today
The Baptist ladies will hold their bake sale today at Johnston Grocery Store offering all kinds of home cooked delicacies for sale.
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Johnston
College Tea Planned by Congregational Q A
The Congregational Q. A. will hold a College Tea this afternoon in the church parlors. Tea wafers and punch will be served. Admission is ten cents with proceeds to fund choir vestments.
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Congregational Q
Westminster Guild Meets Votes for Boulder School Share
Miss Winnifred and Miss Bessie Stu art entertained the Westminster Guild in a pleasant Thursday meeting. Miss Haynes read from Womanhood in India as members sewed and discussed business. The group voted to buy one share for 15 dollars in a Boulder Colorado school for the study missions, with a delegate entitlement and a chapter name to be chosen next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred
Bessie Stuart
Westminster Guild
Haynes
Inilia
Boulder
Colo
Fn Jine
Marjorie Blush
Guild of St Mark's Honey Work Meeting at Purieh House
The Guild of St Mark's held a honey work meeting at Purieh House on Friday afternoon. Ladies sewed steadily, fulfilling large apron orders as fast as possible. Hostesses Mrs Dugald Whittaker Mrs KF A M Stuart and Mrs Frank Dinner served refreshments. About twenty were present.
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Guild of St. Mark's
Purieh House
Dugald Whittaker
A. M. Stuart
Mre
Elizabeth Whittakeer
Entertaining at Wineheon and Local Notices
Dr and Mrs Edwarda hosted a cordial gathering at Wineheon on Thursday with guests from Fort Collins Veterinary College and a tour group from Port Teimwell. A testimonial reports Chamberlains Tablets aiding digestion. Mothers Day observance planned by Phoenix Camp No 144 with Theo Van Winkle leading a service May 7 at 8 30 p m. Eureka vacuum cleaning advertised and a dance at Bagless Hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwarda
Wineheon
Dr. Baking
Mogsrs
Willis
Carroll
Paxton
Grubb
Veterinary College
Fort Collins
Blydenta
Port Teimwell
Phoenix Camp No. 144
Theo. van Winkle
Seth
Cascarets Promise Quick Cleanse For Whole Family
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly laxative that cleanses the stomach and bowels while you sleep. It claims to remove sour undigested matter and foul gases, help bile flow, and prevent headaches and upset stomachs, with a 10 cent price and kid friendly taste.
Pattern Department Offers Vintage Sewing Patterns by Mail
Pattern department advertises sending patterns to any address for ten cents in silver or stamps. Includes Chayenne pattern with bonnet coat dress and wrapper in various fabrics and yardage. Also describes HIF A garment for rest with blue and white embroidery and details on sizing and fabric requirements.
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Farmer & Ranchman
Costume patterns and patterns mailed for 10 cents
Advertisement lists sewing designs for Misses and Mother’s Girl dresses with long or short sleeves. Describes fabrics, sizes 14 to 18 years, pattern pieces, and yardage, noting patterns mailed for 10 cents in silver or stamps. Includes a note about Chamberlain’s Liniment for back rheumatism.
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Tucker
A. Piotte
Mntt
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Souvionte Sroons HhoousT Chl Ywew Nie
Fragments describe a homey scene with odd spellings referencing beds, feathers, and building details. The readable text hints at a place and items but provides no clear event or names to anchor a full report.
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Barnett
Aften-Oup
Palais Les
Dress Goods Department
Adtman
Royal
Alamni
Wno
L. R. Tyson
East Telephone No
Eighteenth Street
Lizzie Harding Underwood
Mabel Branson
Hot Springs
Ark
Charles Wilsock
Omaha
J. H. Skidmore
Port Russell
Mra
Albert
Captain
Mra, Noble
H. Jensen
20Th Bt
Ingersoll Store Co
Shane
PTC
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Ferris Hartman
Walter de Leon and
Miss “Muggins’ Davies
Walter de Leon
Reactious
College
Inforodal Lunith Pdon
Chamberlain
Darius Downey
Newberg Junction
N. B
Eureka
Stevenson Eiotrical Co
Carey Ave
Mig Danoe
Bagless Hall
Pattern Department
Gaynell
Billy Everett
Rube
Theirs
Miss Everett
Jeannette Adler
Buckeye State
Mr. Roedel
Basso
Souvionte Sroons
Liquid Venepe
The
Shermar Company
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