Fort Collins Trip and June Bride Noted in Local Notes
Mr. B. L. Bristol and family, including Mrs. Bristol and Masters Jack and Merwin, drove to Fort Collins after planning the trip for the evening. They described the drive as delightful and praised the blooming orchards. Miss Mary Schwartz, a June bride, surprised by 22 friends from the Jewel Home Society with gifts and congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Bristol
8. A. Bristol
Mies Frances
Masters Jack and
Merwin Bristol
Fort Collins
Newt
Mies
Mary Schwartz
Farewell Party For Bride Elect Miss Bernice Moore
A surprise farewell party was given for Miss Bernice Moore after school at her home. Music and tea were served, with gifts including a lake walnut pitcher set. Guests included Esther Bennett, Elizabeth Moore, Beatrice Steppe, Helen Engatrom, and many others. Miss Bernice will visit New Mexico with grandparents this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice
A. L. Moore
Indy
Mias Hernice
New Mexico
Esther Bennett
Filizabeth Moore
Beatrice Steppe
Helen
Olga Engatrom
Hazel Clemens
Vivian Tudkin
Grace Cook
Alice Stevick
Alice Clark
Vera Montgomery
Gladys Piper
Sadie Sherman
Visiting social round trips and departures span Scotia Bluff
Mrs. Frank Bon and others visit Scotia Bluff for a few days as a rip in the automobile occurs. The Brewsters plan first of June travel to the East and Europe for summer, selling their home but to visit frequently. Mr. and Mrs. Corbin of Kentucky stay with Miss Martha Sparling on their way home from the Pacific coast. Edna Wheeler returns from Elmira to spend summer with her parents. Charlie Hofshine and family in North Platte after illness and death in the family. Vera Miller back from Laramie as Mrs Kilbourne departs for Aurora Illinois and California stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bon
Steve Bon
H. N. Boyd
Congdon
Morrow
Scotia Bluff
Europe
Brewster
Corbin
Kentucky
Martha Sparling
Pacific Coast
Edna Wheeler
Elmira
N. Y
Charlies Hofshine
North Platte
O. B. Fraser
Aurora
Ill
Kilbourne
Mrs. Parshall
California
College and Women’s Club Events Highlight May Social Calendar
The College Club hosts a tea for senior high school girls at the library on Saturday May 24. The Whittier Club closes its year with a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. J F Carey’s home, electing officers for next year and planning Bible drama study and a possible husbands’ invitation. The Musical Club rehearses for the May concert while the Thursday Bridge Club meets at Mrs L B Tyson’s with Miss Alese Ty winning high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
Whittier Club
Mra
J. F. Carey
J. 8. Bartlett
A. Wyman
Carey
South America
New Mexico
Thurmidlay Bridge
L. BR. Tyson
W. FE. Jonor
Teawae
Alese Ty
Baptist Mission Circle Postpones Meetings in Church
In church notices the Baptist Mission Circle postpones six meetings until further notice, with thanks to Pastor Kirkland for singing. Presbyterian Aid Society plans an afternoon gathering with Mrs. Schwiering at 715 Vian Lennan Street. The Win One class of the Maifiedisi Sunday school meets Sundays during revival with special music next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Irelelian Baptist Mission Circle
the Baptist
Presbyterian Aid Savion
Presbyterian Aid Society
Mreering
Jifuff
Maifiedisi Sunday School
Miss Mackay Weighs Stage Career Threat to Society Heiress
The New York social circle learns that Mee. Donald Sage Mackay and her daughter Winifred face family opposition as Winifred Mackay contemplates a career on the stage. Briarcliff schooling may be abandoned as she considers acting. If the lure of the theatre grows stronger, society may lessen contact with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mee
Donald Sage Mackay
Winifred
Briarcliff School For
Lecture on Victoria Agriculture by J W Arthur Kelley
J W Arthur Kelley representative of the Victorian Government will speak in Cheyenne on May 20 at the Plaine hotel and again May 20 at the Presbyterian church about development and possibilities of agriculture in Victoria Australia. The lecture is free to all and supplements a previous talk given last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Agai
J. W. Arthur Kelley
Australia
Cheyenne
Plaine
Presbyterian Church
Commonwealth of Victoria
Millionaire Banker Faces New Indictments in Calipor Sea Case
May 16 scene from Angela Cal shows a grand jury returning two new indictments against George Hixby, noted millionaire banker, on offenses linked to prior charges. Hixby must appear in court tomorrow to answer the papers tied to the vice probe, as the sheriff’s office handles the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela
Cal
George Hixby
Aris
Puxby
Unewer & Papery
Mr Fly Autobiography of a Fly Among Manure and Milk
A fragmented first person narrative traces a fly’s life near a manure pile a kitchen and a bread dough scene. The insect describes feeding on manure milk and dough while evading a human host and reflecting on its gluttonous explorations and the unfamiliar human world.
Secretary Bryan and Ambassador Chinda Discuss Japanese Problem
Secretary of State Bryan and Baron Chinda the Japanese ambassador met at the state department after brief talks on California's alien land bill. The scene shows Bryan smiling in public while Chinda keeps a pleasant bearing as diplomacy continues. Both men remain cautious about solving the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Chinda
Baron Chinda
Japanews
United States
State Department
California
Mr. Bryan
President Wilson
The Fly Narrator Sees a Sick Home
A fly describes daily access to a house with a child kept in a room and a stable nearby. It notes meals found between rooms, screens and fly paper, the child’s removal, and the approach of cooler weather as the fly plans to shelter in a kitchen closet until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Ruess
Needleloft Needlework stock at Cheyenne French Shop outlet
A line of crochet thread is available at Cheyenne Needlework store in the French Shop 20 area. Shoppers can browse assorted colors and weights as inventory lines up for spring projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Armed Intervention Urged by Missionary in Mexico
R. P. Mason, a missionary from Morelia in Michoacan, told the Southern Baptist convention that United States armed intervention is the only path to restore peace in Mexico. He warned the country is in absolute chaos without outside leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
R. P. Mason
Morelia
Michoacan
Mexico
Southern Baptist Convention
United States
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Dobliine
Haiminton
Gray
Newman
Frank Gray
Wilcox
McMillan
Bresnahan
Miss Johnson
Kdlghie
Ious
Lister
Miss Mackay
Owen Hotmen
Calipor Sea
Middionaire
MR. Fly
San Shadow
Barnett
Ie Media of
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Trutt
Hourepalatiog
A Fresherman Co
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