Social Roundup of Arrivals and a Death Notice
Wednesday night arrivals include Mrs J J Mahoney who is home, Mrs W Q Phelan and sister Mina Ethel McDevitt in Denver for a few days, and Mrs F D Lackey back in Chicago after wintering with Mrs Alta Heaney. Mrs Heaney plans to visit later as they tour Virginia. Mrs J D Freeborn and Mrs Hi G Watson host bridge Friday. Mrs B J Dobbins received word of the May 4 death of Mrs Edna MaCallan in Mason Nev wife of A G MaCallan ranch manager. MaCallan died suddenly in her sleep from heart failure after a cold threatened pneumonia. she was fondly remembered by Cheyenne society and her husband received sympathy notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Q. Phelan
Mina Ethel McDevitt
Denver
F. D. Lackey
Chicago
Alta Heaney
B. J. Dobbina
Mason, Nev
Edna MaCallan
A. G. MaCallan
Mason Valley
Five Hundred Party Honors Mrs Merrill of Wheatland
Mrs. E. G. Hopkins hosted a five hundred party with red and white carnations. Guests included Mrs. Merrill and many others. the menu featured red and white tones. After tea, guests enjoyed conversations and met the honored guest Mrs. Max Merrill. The Miller party plans a Spokane Portland Seattle trip, then to Cheyenne for mid July, to join Miss Rebecca Irwin in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bond host a family dinner tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hopkins
Max Merrill
Wheatland
Mrs. Hopkins
Mesdames M. R. Merrill
W. B. Rosas
J. Ross Carpenter
Louis Cervantes
W. W. Russelle
Peter Appel
J. L. Rockwell
J. D. le Crow
I. C. Newlin
R. 8. Gray
C. L. Rigdon
F. L. Houx
W. R. Grier
C. N. Peters
P. J. Black
Swainson
D. M. Carley
H. E. Buechner
Mia
Thomas Miller
Charles
Spokane
Wash
Portland
Mr. Miller
Seattle
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Informal Afternoon at Mrs Potter Hosts Visitors
Mrs N Potter entertained a small group Thursday afternoon inviting guests to visit with her daughter Mrs Dunton who is visiting from Rock Springs. Miss Jennie Irwin and Miss Crafts will host the nurses lodge gathering this afternoon in honor of Miss Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Potter
Mrs. Dunton
Rock Springs
Jennie Irwin
Miss Crafts
Nurses’ Lodge
Miss Ir
Tea and supper social scenes fill week in town
Mrs. Leon C Hills hosted a Thursday tea for Miss Rebecca Irwin of Denver, with a twelve seat lace table and central ferns. Monday evening Mr and Mrs Will Robitaille entertained in honor of Mr and Mrs Hector Robitaille of Salt Lake City, featuring dancing, music, and a bountiful lunch. Guests included multiple Robitailes, Farns worth and Fisher family members, Le Cron, Flora Ristine, and the young parents Harry Davie announcing a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon C. Hills
Rebecca Irwin
Denver
Will Robitaille
Hector Robitaille
Salt Lake City
Messrs
and Mesdames A. Robitaille
H. Robitaille
R. P. McCafferty
le Roy Grant
P. Greene
Will Fisher
Caswell Farnsworth
Misses Emma
Laura
Hazel Robitaille
Juanita Fisher
Albert Melquist
Jack Cooney
Jack Fisher
George Huff
Circus Party Draws St Mark's Choir Tonight
The choir of St Mark's will attend the circus party this evening. Mrs M H Hartung has been called to Des Moines due to her sister's serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
M. H. Hartung
Des Moines
Fort Russell Social Events At Base Dinners And Travel
Mrs. Alexander B. Dyer returned Wednesday from California after several delightful months there. She will stay at the post briefly, then go east for the summer as Colonel Dyer joins his regiment on a long march. Colonel and Mrs. John F. Gull foyle hosted a splendid dinner Thursday evening at their hospital home, with snap dragons and other arrangements in the drawing rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander B. Dyer
California
John F. Gullfoyle
Vinci remedy touted to restore strength and appetite
A New York City woman says Vinci rebuilt her energy after two years of weakness. The ad claims Vinci is a delicious cadaver and iron remedy that builds the body, restores appetite, and satisfies users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Langan
Anthony
Ave
New York City
Vinci
A. E. Roedel
Drugeglat
Cheyenne
Wyo
Papes Diapepsin Advert For Quick Indigestion Relief
A vintage ad promotes Pape’s Diapepsin claiming quick relief from indigestion and stomach misery within five minutes. It touts digestion of food, no gas or heartburn, and warns against sour stomach, with a 10 cent case advised from the pharmacist. The surrounding text mentions social dinner settings and guests, blending product copy with a party scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Thursday Bridge Club Enjoys Pleasant Meeting
Mrs T C Crabb hosted the Thursday Bridge Club with three tables. Mrs Paine and Mrs Simpson earned the top scores while a dainty lunch was served. Guests included Mrs J A Paine, Mrs W K Jones and Mrs A B Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Crabb
Presbyterian Aid society gathering in church circles
Mrs. H. M. Hunce at 2608 Warren avenue will entertain the Presbyterian Aid society this afternoon. The Southside Ladies Aid held a dime social Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Peter Work’s home with sewing and social time and a brief business session followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid
H. M. Hunce
Warren Avenue
Presbyterian Aid Society
Southside
Ladies’ Aid Society
Peter Work
How To Be Beautiful Parisienne In Woman's Realm
The article promotes beauty tips from a period magazine. It advises nightly facial massage with magatone in witch hazel to prevent blemishes and soften skin. It suggests a dry shampoo for clean hair and warns against cold exposure. Also mentions delatone paste to remove facial hair and Mothers Balve for sores, cuts, and burns.
Guild of St. Mark's Work Meeting At Parloh Mouse
May 20th session with Mrs. Piper is scheduled as the Gulla Meeting. Mesdames Emeryy Forsyth and Niswander host the Guild of St. Mark's at a work meeting in the guild room this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulla
Emeryy Forsyth
Niswander
Guild of St. Mark’a
Parloh Mouse
Pattern Department offers Cheyenne skirt pattern for purchase
Pattern advertisement from Palmer & Hanchman Cheyenne Wyoming promotes Ladies Seven-Gora skirt with tuck seams and side plaits. Available in sizes 22 to 30 with waist measures, uses 4 14 yards of 38 inch material for size 24. Pattern mailed for 10 cents. accompanying house dress design features simple lines and shaping.
Ladies Apron Pattern Demonstrates Easy Sewing
A newspaper spot promotes a ladies apron pattern with a low neck edge and deep armholes. It notes options for full or short sleeves and sizes small to large, with fabric yardage guidance and a 10 cent delivery pattern.
Farmer and buggy ride amuse town scene
A farmer and girl ride in a buggy as townsfolk pass by. A popcorn vendor stands nearby. The lady compliments the popcorn saying it smells good. The gallant jokes about lowering the window so she can smell it better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oboy
Everybody's Magazine
Agreement Ends Los Angeles Metal Trades Strike
Officials of the molders machinists boiler makers blacksmiths and patternmakers unions of Los Angeles and officers of the Founders and Employers Association declare the metal trades strike again at the contract metal trades shops of Los Angeles and vicinity officially off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molders, Machimiate
Los Angeles
Cal
Founders’ and Employers’ Association
Metal” Trades
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Hi. G. Watson
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Helen Ware
Capitol Avenue Theater
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England
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Lionel Walsh
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Billy Brown
Adies and
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