Cadet Squad Dinner Honors Valor of Local Team
Miss Susan Breisch hosted a cadet squad No 2 dinner at her home to honor the boys for their valor in the recent cadet tournament. Miss Mary Mahan and Miss Minnie Yoder served. attendees included Principal A. Jewsup, cadet captain Frank Mullen, Archie Holmes, Joe Lawler, Whitney Daley, Bart Milazzo, Clyde Braden, Mark Hiraig, Cecil Wolcott, Fred Miller and Ernest Fitzgerard. Robert Pincher led a complimentary dinner for the Victors after the recount.
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Susan Breisch
Miss Breisch
Mary Mahan
Minnie Yoder
Ferlenda
Goesta
Jewsup
Frank Mullen
ArchiJe Holmes
Joe Lawler
Whitney Daley
Bart Milazzo
Clyde Braden
Mark Hiraig
Cecil Wolcott
Fred Miller
Ernest Fitzgerard
Robert Pincher
Supt
Tra NM
Cheyenne wedding links Lindstrom and Ketchum family ties
The quiet two o’clock ceremony united Lindstrom and Ketchum branches at the bride’s home, with Rev. Brace officiating. The couple, Lindstrom of Cheyenne Wool and Hide and daughter of Mrs. Ketchum, honeymooned in Denver before returning to Cheyenne.
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Rele
E. F E. Brace
Methodlet Church
Slater
Mark Cox
Lindstrom
Denver
Cheyenne
Frank Ketchum
Cheyenne Wool & Hide Company
Charlie
Australia
Joe
Wyoming
Masonry
Queen Kather
Co . S
Harold Vaughan
Grand Army of the Hepattic
Millard
Corne
Toalve Mall
Uors Loach
Back Comes the Bow in the Back
Betty Brown notes a return of the back bow as a fashion statement in the latest issue of Fashion Art. The feature highlights a black velvet moire ribbon bow with a plow edge, recalling erstwhile elegance and public display.
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Betty Brown
The Red Cross through tableaux and songs at the 1918 event
A community program featured tableaux such as The Little Mother and The Bride with performances by local families. The Red Cross of 404 and 1918 provided patriotic songs and a silver offering exceeding $100 for gauze for the Red Cross auxiliary, while news of a death reached Cheyenne as Mrs Sweenan mourns a mother in Idaho.
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H. RR. Millard
Dolla
Cradle
Lawrence Rito
Dorothy Cameron
Mire Hackman
Prince Charming
James Hutchison
Red Cross
Millard
J. W. Troumbull
W. H. Ghi
John Hunter
Reid Crosse
Swesen
Denver
Cheyenne
Idaho
Sweenan
Walle Walla
Hed
Visiting List Notes Summer Travel and Returns
Annettr Mr mal Mite Charlen b Caney left for a trip to the east including New York Philadelphia Washington and Boston. Viet Violk Kileinke, daughter of Meo and Mere, will arrive home about May 28 for the summer vacation. Creager, wife of the commissioner of education, returned from an eastern trip. Harting returned from Dewar after hearing Callie and a brief chat with her son Kirk a student at the Colorado school of Mines. Doris Modiey Coe of Long Beach Cal is mentioned among visitors.
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Annettr
Mal Mite
Charlen B. Caney
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Viet Violk Kileinke
Meo
Mere
Wy W. Elginkw
University of Nebraska
Howe
Mew
Creager
Siew
Harting
Dewar
Kirk
Colorado
Minas
Golden
Mre
Modiey Coe
Doris
Long Beach
Cal
Ware
Local Social News Roundup From Various Visits
Mrs Coe widow of Thompson travels toward Denver with guests at F L Thompson home. Bishop McGovern returns after weeks traveling through Rochester Ming Detroit Dubuque Omaha. Miss Noelle Morgan state missionary heads to Douglas. Mrs James MacPherson visits Pine Bluffs. Dr Geo Van Winkle hosts visit with Mrs Part Bolce and Conrey returning from Denver.
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James Part
Fred Bolce
Hlueh Conrey
Penver
City Federation Women Club annual meeting to be held
The City Federation of Women’s Clubs closes its year with an annual meeting at the library Monday at 3 pm. Officers for next year will be elected and food exhibit reports reviewed. A series of meetings and fund plans were reported by local chapters and allied groups.
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
FB. C
Join F. Carey
Maurice Grosahon
Mra. Groshon
National Congress
Dh. A. R
Washington
Jural Red Crosa
Red Cross
Wyoming
France
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Altay and Hosary. One hundred was the record at
The fragment cites Altay and Hosary and notes a century mark as a record. No further context or details are readable to identify event, location, date, or competition.
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Altay and
Hosary
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Cadet Squad
Walter A. Pilon
Carey Ave
Altar and Rosary Society
K. C. Hall
P. J. Gault
William Gauff
W. S. Paliver
P. 3d. McGovern
Mrartmann and
Kosters
Congress Oneld Society
Congregational Ald Society
Tox
Mrs Walls Getiee
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Per Doven