Daily Walks and Bold Steps Highlight Local Notes
A blend of inspirational quotes on courage and persistence leads into a short society page item. Mr. B. L. Bristol and family travel to Fort Collins after planning a visit with praises for blooming orchards. Mary Schwartz, set to wed in June, surprised by a gathering of friends bearing 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
Notable Bride-to-Be Shower and Social Club Gatherings
A bride-elect received a cut glass water set as a gift during an afternoon tea after a school farewell party for Miss Bernice Moore who will visit New Mexico grandparents this summer. Alpha Club hosted a Kensington afternoon with needlework and humorous stories, followed by a Maccabee card social and dance at Fraternal Hall inviting all friends.
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
Alpha Cla
Barilent
Hoxton
Kensington
Alpha Clube
Mra.Bartlett
Meadames Carley
Dobliine
Haiminton
Gray
Newman
Frank Gray
Wilcox
McMillan
Bresnahan
Miss Johnson
Kdlghie
Visiting social circles extend across regions
Mrs. Frank Bon and companions visit Scotia Bluff, with plans for a June departure by auto party. Mr. and Mrs. Brewster, longtime Cheyenne residents, prepare Eastward travel and European summer, selling their home but remaining active in society. Other guests include Mr. and Mrs. Corbin of Kentucky, Miss Edna Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Hofshine, and Vera Miller with links to Parshall and Kilbourne families.
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 Club Teas and Women’s Group Activities
The College club plans a tea at the library on Saturday May 24 to honor senior high students. The Whittier club closed its year with a Wednesday meeting at Mrs J F Carey’s home, members sewing and socializing, electing officers for next year. The May concert rehearsal continued as the Musical club chorus prepares for the upcoming program.Thursday Bridge Club met with Mrs L B Tyson, played usual games, and Mrs W E Jonor won top prize.
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 for revival period
In church notices the Irish American Baptist Mission Circle postpones six meetings until further notice. The Presbyterian Aid Society holds an afternoon meeting at Mrs Schwiering's home 715 Vian Lennan Street with Mr and Mrs jifuff assisting. The Win One class of the Malifiedisi Sunday school asks members to meet Sundays during revival, with special music planned next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Irelelian Baptist Mission Circle
the Baptist
Presbyterian Aid Savion
Presbyterian Aid Society
Mreering
Jifuff
Maifiedisi Sunday School
Ile
Ruess
Miss Mackay Forges Stage Career Threat in Society
The New York social set learns Mee Donald Sage Mackay and her daughter Winifred face pressure as Winifred contemplates an acting career against family wishes. Briarcliff school is cited as her current path, while Mrs. Mackay plans to debut her daughter to society next winter unless theater draws her away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mee
Donald Sage Mackay
Winifred
Briarcliff School For
Lecture on Australia by Victorian Government rep in Cheyenne
J W Arthur Kelley of the Victorian Government will present an illustrated lecture on agriculture in the Commonwealth of Victoria. The talk is free to the public and occurs May 20 at the Plaine hotel and May 20 at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Arthur Kelley
Australia
Cheyenne
Plaine
Presbyterian Church
Commonwealth of Victoria
Millionaire Banker Hixby Indicted Again in Cal
Los Angeles May 16 The grand jury returned two new indictments against George Hixby the millionaire banker. The charges relate to offenses alleged at a time when previous indictments were defective. Hixby is ordered to appear in court tomorrow to answer accusations connected with a vice investigation. The sheriff’s office is handling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela
Cal
George Hixby
Aris
Puxby
Unewer & Papery
Mr Fly Autobiography as Told by a Fly About Manure and Milk
A fly recalls its early life in a barn and kitchen, eating manure and dough, drinking milk, and avoiding danger. The narrative follows its growth, appetite, and flight from a household as it encounters humans and learns the smell of food, ending with a close encounter near a sleeping child.
Secretary Bryan and Ambassador Chinda Settle Japanese Problem
Secretary of State Bryan and Baron Chinda, Japan’s ambassador, met at the state department after a brief discussion of California's alien land bill. Despite smiles, the issue remains unresolved as diplomacy proceeds with public cordiality. Bryan sports a frock coat, not yet embracing the silk hat for informal diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Chinda
Baron Chinda
Japanews
United States
State Department
California
Mr. Bryan
President Wilson
I Fly Over A Household During An Outbreak
A fly narrates daily life amid a sick child, adult caretaking, and changing rooms. It notes flies attracted to food remnants, fly paper near the stable, and hiding places from the kitchen to the garbage can. The child is removed, and the narrator contemplates winter shelter and hunger, with little concern for the human events.
Needlework stock at Cheyenne French Shop Crochet Thread
A Cheyenne needlework shop reports a full line of crochet thread in stock at the French Shop 20. The shop notes immediate availability for customers seeking various weights and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Armed Intervention Demanded by Missionary Leader in Mexico
R P Mason a missionary from Morelia Michoacan told the Southern Baptist convention in Louis that armed intervention by the United States is the only path to peace in Mexico. He said the country is in chaos without foreign action and warned against self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
R. P. Mason
Morelia
Michoacan
Mexico
Southern Baptist Convention
United States
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MR. Fly
San Shadow
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