Sunshine society entertains at Fort Russell quarters
Sunshine Newton Fort Russell hosts Mrs Frank Clark and Mrs J Rose Carpenter as joint hostesses yesterday at quarters 19. Twenty five members attend with guests Mrs Aquier and Mrs Frisbee. Refreshments served by Miss Rebecca Carpenter and Mrs W W Brunsette. Patsy True improving after appendicitis operation at Denver children's hospital expected home soon. Lucile Mack of Las Vegas NM visiting Dr A W French, left for Glenrock. Lieutenants Ferdinand Dickson and Thomas Sawyer spent weekend in Cheyenne with Dickson family. Coronal Robert M Thomas of Denver visits. Maude Spaid of Tope, MA visiting Hazel Veatch. Ernest Nieman returns to Rawlins after visit. Clark family to relocate to Denver with sons Robert and Jack.
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Sunshine Eecie
Fort Russell
Frank Clark
J. Rose Carpenter
Fort B. A. Russell
Sunshine Society
Aquier
Frisbee
Rebecca Carpenter
W. W. Brunsette
Patsy True
Patsy
Wf. A. True
Childrens’ Hospital
Denver
Mra
True
Lucile Mack
Lasdegas
N. M
A. W. French
Glenrock
Famous Violinist Maude Powell to Perform in Gasper
Violinist Maude Powell, born in America and praised by critics, will appear in Gasper on the evening of June 6. The New York World notes her independent style and years of hard work, citing her past collaboration with Joachim and detachment from his pupils. Mr. and Mrs. William Myers return from Denver and plan to leave for Colorado later this week.
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Hsvoee VilekKiVuc
Shrdlu Hrdlawn
Maude Powell
Grose
Gasper
Madame Powell
Aude
New York
Madam Powell
Joachim
Maram Powell
William Myers
Denver
Colo
Colorado
City Federation Elects Officers In Club Meeting
The City Federation of Women’s Clubs held officer elections Monday afternoon with Mrs. Albert D. Johnston presiding. Mrs. Thomas Hunter was elected president, Mrs. Clouile Draper vice president, and Mrs. Thomas I. Fahrey secretary-treasurer. The War Camp Service and St Mary’s group hosted a dancing party at the Post headquarters Saturday evening with Mrs. Hugh Coffman chairing. Westminster Guild met last night at 2809 Evans Street for a musical program led by Mrs. J. W. Monard. Miss Marion Ream and Miss Grace Clark assisted as hostesses.
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City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mleet
Women's Clube
Albert D. Johnston
Thomos Hunter
Clouile Draper
Thomas I. Fahrey
St. Mary's
Besneniney
Wugh Coffman
Will Mra. Coffman
Mesdames T. P. Pahey
John Smith
W. BE. Mullen
Preok Gallivan
T. A. Bobry
T. J. Kenneberry
Frank Tallmire
J. A. Devine
Westminster Guild
J. W. Monard
Evans Street
Marion Ream
Grace Clark
Secretary of State Returns From Laramie
Secretary of State and Mrs. W. E. Chalin and sister Mis Carrie Westveer have been visiting in Laramie and return to Cheyenne by automobile. Westveer plans to go to Holland Michigan with niece Ima Collins from Douglas for a short visit. Nat Koald and son Myer return from Chicago this afternoon. Several local residents and guests visited in the city including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott Mr. and Mrs. Schilling and Miss Edna Schilling of Greeley Colorado at the home of BR David. James Scott returned from overseas and was a guest at the David home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Forsyth returned yesterday from Denver. Mrs. William Edward of Wheatland left for Denver after visiting in the city with Mrs. Hiram Davidson.
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Laramie
W. E. Chalin
Mis Carrie Westveer
Cheyenne
Frank Scott
Schilling
Edna Schilling
Greeley
Colo
David
James Scott
David Home
William Edward
Wheatland
City
Hiram Davidson
Denver
Fd. Lambert
Minneapology Mines
Uhe City
George Sobba
Washington
Valley City
N. C
Edward Simpson
Wedding of Miss Bertie Kane and Jos Stanley Woolcox
Miss Bertie Kane and Jos Stanley Woolcox wed Monday morning at St Marys Cathedral in a small ceremony attended by immediate family. The church was decoratively adorned with white lilies and ferns. A reception followed at the bride’s aunt’s home. In other notes, the Frances Willard WCTU met, the Home Economics Club had an eventful meeting, and local residents including Captain Junge and Miss Mardacker were noted for travels and visits.
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Kfant
Mre
Kolan
Unclear OCR wedding note in small town column
Fragmentary text describes a wedding note with names Wooley and Golo and a return from overseas service. The passage mentions breakfast nerves and a trip, ending with plans to wake home in Cheyenne after nine months overseas service and discharge from the army.
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Blicin Ikren
Nerve
Ful
Wooley Tefl
Golomide
Tvief Beldal
Gheyenne
Mee
Kaient
Wooley
France
Army
Pershing Asked to Lead London Victory Parade
Lady Frances Scott urges General Pershing to accept the British invitation to head the London victory homecoming parade. Also noted are brief social visits and travels of several residents, including Mrs McCoplin, Mrs Kinkead, Mrs Lambert, and Miss Washington.
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Pershing
London
Frances Scott
Great Britain
General Pershing
Frances
Britain
John McCoplin
Fort D. A. Mussel
Mountain View Ranch
M. Deets
Sheridan brewing company president in critical condition
J A Keenan, president of the Sheridan Brewing company and head of multiple industrial ventures, is seriously ill in his Wigacentn building apartment. The Sheridan Wyooing Ui company head and local industrial leader's condition is listed as critical.
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Bhgaidan
J. A. Keenan
Sheridan Brewing Company
Sheridon-Wyooing Ui Company
Dig
UN i. Nearh Teoulle
Wigacentn
Orrin Cook Found Dead at Hazelton
DUPFALO Wyo May 20 Jehn Cook Jr found dead in the Merry Smith cabin near Mazelton by Mr and Mrs Smith They telephoned acting coroner Jos feinmann who found the body decomposed with no signs of foul play and no reason for foul play The inquirers jury returned a verdict of death from unknown causes Burst of the body occurred at Hazelton
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Hazelton
Elks Dance Set For May 22 At Local Lodge
The Elks announce a semi monthly dance at the Elks home on Thursday May 22 with the Weir and Elks families invited. The Princess orchestra will provide music and dancing starts at eight o clock. Admission is four dollars per couple.
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Elks
Elks and Weir
Princess Orchestra
Popular Music and Ragtime Piano Lessons Offered
A local program advertises 12 lesson courses in popular music and ragtime piano. Roy 4. Wiute and the Plains Hotel host teaching sessions, with Connelly & Tupper advertised for fine footwear.
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Roy
Wiute
Plains Hotel
Will Attend Red Cross Conference
Dr. William H. Welch of Johns Hopkins University Baltimore plans to attend a preliminary Red Cross conference to propel the program for the congress of Red Cross societies. Specialists are en route to the gathering in Geneva about thirty days hence.
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William H. Welch
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Red Cross
Geneva
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