Community society notices and events recap
A dense column lists dinners, dances, picnics, club meetings, and church events. Miss Val Roberts to be honored at a dinner by Miss Catherine Chaplin and Ruth Chaplin. final Elks dance of the season. Frontier Park school picnic planned with weather watch and lunch prep. Baptist church hosts. RMA club party. Alpha and Art Club fund drive at Palace Pharmacy balcony. Mrs. Adamsky injured in a fall. Newlin and Peters households host gatherings. Coterie Art Club tea hosted by Mrs. Walter McCain with guests from Benson and Wheatland. Hymns and sewing accompany social hours with ongoing hostess rotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Park
Ladics of the Art
Alpha Clubs
Palace Pharmacy
State Federation Loan
Pheyenne
Coterte Art Club
Walter McCain
Coterie Art Club
Albee
Benson
Neb
James Bond
Wheatland
Mesdames Klingman
Hullett
Witters
Mitchell
Ed. Gnam
Herman Gnam
Wilson
Finch
Local families plan summer visits and moves
Mrs. J. M. Carey visits son Rob ert Carey and family. Mrs. Marian Williams Clark and her son return to New York City after visiting Dr. and Mrs. Rees Williams. Mrs. Frank Mickhorn and daughter plan to spend summer in Michigan with relatives. Miss Evelyn Jones in Wheatland visits sister Mrs. Kent Snyder. Mrs. B. E. Peckham moves to Atlanta to live with Captain and Mrs. C. H. Lawrence. Miss Dorothy Dittmer travels east for three months. Mr. Lilly, a Denver lumberman, guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Grier earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Williams Clark
Evelyn Jonese
Wheatland
Kent Snyder
Church Circles Guild Meeting and New Federation Formed
The Guild of St. Mark's meets this afternoon at the Parish House. South Cheyenne W C T U meets this afternoon with Mrs Doak at 208 East Ninth Street. The Young People's Christian Federation unites Methodist Presbyterian Congregational and Baptist youths with quarterly meetings and an inaugural May 24. Open air summer meetings are discussed. Baptist choir directed by Mrs Mabel Smith presents a Sunday song service at the regular hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark'’s
Aight
South Cheyenne
Young People’s Christian Federation
Young People's Societies
Methodist
Presbyterian
Congregational
Baptist
Federation
Choir of the Baptist Church
Mabel Smith
Notice of Lady Maccabees and Pythian Sisters Meetings
Regular afternoon meeting of Lady Maccabees at the Fraternal hall Thursday May 14 at 2 30 PM All visiting Lady Maccabees invited Members urged to attend By order Lady Commander and Record Keeper Attention Pythian Sisters meet Thursday May 14 at 8 PM to welcome Supreme Chief Ida M Johnson Eda Heaney M E C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Ida M. Johnson
Ladies of the Maccabees
Greeks Offer Militias for U S War Effort
The War Department reports Greek communities across the United States showing readiness to enlist in case of war with Mexico. Omaha proprietor George Triples offers 200 countrymen, Butte volunteer Pete Montezes pledges 500 Greeks, and Akron reports 100 volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Mexico
George Triples
Omaha
Pete Montezes
Butte
Mont
A. M. Hutchinson
Akron
Tragic double murder and fire end family life
In Myack New York on May 14 coroner verdict finds Mrs Kroger murdered her 4 year old son and year old daughter then set fire to their home at Pearl River before killing herself. Edward Kroger, a fireman, aided firefighting believing his family had escaped. The coroner terms the mother temporarily insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myack
N. Y
Edward Kroger
Pearl River
Mobilization Orders for State Militia in Mexico Conflict
The state adjutant general outlines mobilization plans as guard units may be called to service against Mexico. National Guard members called outside U S must be sworn in as volunteers, examined by U S Army physicians, and receive anti smallpox serum. Summer encampments are postponed. Fort D A Russell encampment forgotten. Wyoming regiment to join Colorado troops as Fourth Brigade of the 14th Division near Kansas City. Nebraska Kansas Colorado Wyoming form the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Adjutant General's Office
Mexico
Supreme Court
National Guard
United States
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas City
Nebraska
Kansas
Seattle picked as next year's Shriners meeting site
Seattle was chosen by the Imperial Council as the next year's meeting place for the Mystic Shriners. The session announced the gathering for the second Tuesday in July with a unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Seattle
Mystic Shriners
Imperial Council
Preacher Sentenced at Blackwell's Island for Church Disturbance
May 13. Boueh White a clergyman author and Socialist and Milo Woolian a writer both Harvard graduates were sent to Blackwell's Island workhouse for taking part in disorderly scenes at Cavalry Baptist church. The incident involved a public request to the pastor to debate the Colorado mining situation. White has long been a Brooklyn church worker. Keach received six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boueh White
Milo Woolian
Harvard
BlackWell's Island
Cavalry Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller
John D
White
Woolman
Colorado
Brooklyn
Keach
City League Big Parade Opens Season Plans
City baseball league officials finalize opening day events for Saturday May 25. A parade headed by a band will start at Plains hotel at 1 30 p m and proceed through Lincoln highway Pioneer avenue Eighteenth Midhorth to Central Seventeenth Carey to the ballpark. First game features W O W versus K of C with Lac Fontaine to pitch. Season tickets priced at five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Baseball League
Plains Hotel
Plains
Lincoln Highway
Pioneer Avenue
Pioneer
Eighteenth
Midhternth
Central
Seventeenth
Carey
Fourteen Charged with Murder in Mine Incident
A grand jury returned fourteen true bills following a shooting at the Heela ming property near Boulder. Among the accused are Frank Molk Edward Campbell Angelo M Halls of Louisville James Hile William Tate Miran Stauffer Nick Ilapas of Marshall with charges of murder and assault in the death of Peter Steinholt. Contest votes at the Sherman company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Grand Jury
Heela Ming
Frank Molk
Edward Campbell
Angelo M. Halls
Louisville
Jamen Hile
William Tate
Miran Stauffer
Nick Ilapas
Marshall
Peter Steinholt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teora Rast
Bens. L. &. T .Pyron
Isle of
What'ethe-tre
Dow
Cato
Val Roberts
Catherine Chaplin
Ruth Chaplin
Mrs. Cecil Law
the Baptist Church
Warren Ave
Mall Clerk's Party
Woman's Club
F. A. M. Stuart
Adam Adamsky
Weat Nineteenth Street
I. C. Newlin
GC. N. Peters
Mr. Lilly
Denver
Messrs. and Measdames W. 1
Chaplin
J. C. Newlin
D. M. Carl
Thursday Bridge Club
W. E. Chaplin
Art Club
Link Grigsby
East Lincoln Way
Mystic Maze Club
Wednesday Bridge Club
Wallace Bond
W. C. Mentzer
W. E. Mullen
William DuBois
Maccabee's Meeting
Auction Bridge Club
W. R. Grier
D. M. Carley
Frank Bmickhorn
Michigan
BE. H. Peckham
C. H. Lawrence
Dorothy Dittmer
Unéeda Fiscult
Graham
National Biscuit Company
Nobby
Carey Avenue
Lady Maccabees
Eda Heaney, M. E. C
U. S
Shriners
Poe
Beelis
Key Avenue
Caw
Smith
Cheyenne
Storey Confectionery
Shepherd & Klett
Oxfords
W. FP. Daiber Co
Jenkins Shoe Co
George P. Knight
Andy Roedel
Sands Drug Co
Arp & Hammond
Hen Shoe & Clothing Co
Dana S. Park
A. Bird
Barry's Cigar Store
Ralph S. Adamsky
Fred Roedel
Parker Baok
Kelley Mercantile Co
Blackwell
Dan
Park & Company
Martin Hesitation
L. W. Kramer
Dr.Pierce
Vendope Forest
BR. V. Pierce
M.D
Renett
Te Centaur Company
Bears
Castoria
Hendersshot, A, Cronlind, Palvake, Stevens
Gi. Mendershot, My
Lor
Brown
Huff
Lowrey, Kinney
Goodwin
A, Myers
Swift
C. Dooly
W, Doody
Warslaumont
Perkinson
Green
FL Ritchie
HH. Kerrigan
Apgar
Fleet
Veybrecht
2. Wolfe
O. Brown
Ballou
F. Bell
Mooney
Degnan
Shiflett
Winnie
Schindle
Ashenbriner
Melquist
L. Ruehle
Jack Burrl
Schoel
Humbert
Schilling
Vollick
McBride
Jackson
Lewis
Leihart
Anderson
Farrell
Ruby
The
Sherman Company
New Buechner Jewelry Co
Vilamond
Rastren Phlces
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