Notable Cheyenne Social and Naval Academy News
Mrs. John Charles Thompson sr departs for eastern trip with visits to Chicago and Annapolis for June Week ceremonies ending June 7. Berta M. Thompson graduates from Annapolis Naval Academy this year. Thompson returns to Cheyenne for vacation before duty. Other locals travel to New York, Emporia, and Denver. upcoming baccalaureate sermon at Cheyenne High. multiple receptions and convention travel noted.
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John Charles Thompson
Chicago
Annapolis
Berta M. Thompson
Thompson
Annapolis Naval Academy
Cheyenne
Parish House Dance Honors Virling Hart Tonight
Mr. Virling Hart will be the hon or guest at a dancing party hosted by Captain and Mrs. V. K. Hart at the Parish House this evening. The convent presents two plays Katle In Gooseland and An Ob stinate Family by the pupils, promising full seating and evening entertainment.
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Virling Hart
V. K. Hart
Katle
Gooseland
Children meet at church for Children's Day practice Thursday
The Baptist church asks the children practicing for Children’s Day to meet Thursday afternoon at 4 o’clock instead of Friday as previously planned. Mr and Mrs L V Warlaumont welcome an eight pound baby boy born Monday at the Private Hospital. Mrs BE Littler of Oakland arrives in Cheyenne to spend the summer with her father Mr Joseph Dillman.
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The
Baptist Church
L. V. Warlaumont
BE. A. Littler
Oakland, Cal
Cheyenne
Joseph Dillman
Littler
Cavalry Card Club Social Evening at Port Russell
The 9th Cavalry Card Club met Monday evening at the Cavalry club in Port Russell. Four tables played bridge and two played five hundred. Mrs Ayers and Mrs Gullfoyle won prizes as a supper closing the jolly social hour hosted by Mrs Gullfoyle, Mrs Stodder, and Mrs Sievert.
Ridge tea honors Mrs. Sibley visitante and hints at vaudeville
Mrs Alexander B Dade hosted a ridge tea on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs F W Sibley visiting her daughter Mrs Christian Pink ocar nations and ferns decorated the rooms An elaborate tea followed the card games Indies at tea included Mesdames Sibley Fuller Stodter Christian Cano Armstrong Fuller Wencott Bundy Many others joined later The Capitol Avenue theatre vaudeville entertainment Thursday promises great talent with Captain McConnel directing and a morning rehearsal slated
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Alexander B. Dade
Ridge
F. W. Sibley
Christian
Mesdames Sibley
Fuller
Stodter
Cano
Armstrong
Wencott
Bundy
Capitol Avenue Theatre
The
Post
Captain McConnel
Leap Year Dance Planned by Eleventh Infantry at Post
The Eleventh Infantry hosts a Leap Year dance Saturday evening at the post gymnasium. Mrs John B Christian hosts an afternoon bridge party in honor of her mother Mrs Sibly. Guests include Misa Blackstadt and Mrs Rufus B Clark with Mrs Mahlon Ashford and others attending. Army circles at the fort are filled with daily social functions this week.
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Eleventh Infantry
post #cymnasium
John B. Christian
Mra. Sibly
Misa Blackstadt
Mra
Rufus B
Clark
Kitte
Christian
Social events at Carda and Fort entertain guests
On Saturday card games and a dinner party are planned with Captain and Mrs. Cowin hosting. Lieut Myora and wife arrive at the Fort replacing Lieut Singleton. Tuesday Bridge Club met yesterday with ladies from town and post, including Mrs Kensle Walker, who hosted and joined in bridge followed by tea.
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Carda
Lieut
Mrs. Myora
Signal Corps
Fort
Myora
Singleton
Kensle W. Walker
Ladlea
Meadames Brewater
Gill
Abbott
Mealames Gullfoyle
Myer
Kieffer
Hinek
Walker
Post
Mount Mellick Club Featured Afternoon Entertainment
Mount Mellick club hosts Mrs. P. Emerson Giafeke this afternoon for an informal social gathering and entertainment session.
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Mount Mellick
P. Emerson Giafeke
Mount Mellick Club
Capitol Hi Club Social Marks Seasonal Pause
The Capitol Hit Club and Sunshine society held a social at the library yesterday afternoon. Mrs Van Gilford hosted with Miss Muriel Guy and Mildred Gilford assisting. Attendees enjoyed tea, sewing, and a decorative yellow and white tea table before the group adjourned until September.
Thursday Five Hundred Club Meeting Notice
The Thursday Five Hundred club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Harry Hynds at the Plains. A misprint in Tuesstar's paper listed Tuesday instead of Thursday.
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Harry Hynds
the Plains
Tuesstar's
Piano division meeting of Satur day Musical Club
The last meeting for this reason of the Piano division of the Satur day Musical Club will be held Saturday at the home of Mrs. Clifford Hummer with Mrs. W. C. Briscoe assisting. All members urged to attend as important business will be discussed.
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Saturday Musical Club
Clifford Hummer
W. C. Briscoe
Baptist Q O A closes year with church meeting
In church circles the Baptist Q O A will close their year’s program with a meeting in their church courtroom Thursday afternoon at four o’clock. There will be initiation and coronation and all members are urged to be present.
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The
Baptist Q. O. A
Four O'Clork
Jewish Ladies Circle Postponed Meeting
The Jewish Ladies Circle meeting scheduled for today is postponed due to a holiday. The group will resume on a later date as announced by the organization.
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Jewish Ladies’ Circle
Marriage Aboard Moving Southern Pacific Train
Mrs Helena Mary Fite of Medford and William Keller of San Francisco wed on a speeding southbound train between Medford and Gold Hill while telegraph arranged the license and ceremony in a private car. Rev W P Shields officiated. The event featured pink and white carnations and a bridal rose altar. Keller is president of Globe Grain and Milling and linked to Pacific Express. McClymonde acted as best man.
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Medford
Ore
Southern Pacific
Gold Ruy
Helena Mary Fite
William &. Keller
San Francisco
J. W. McClymonde
MccClymonde
McClymonde
W. FP. Shields
Wis
Cal
William E. Keller
Globe Grain and Milling Company
Pacific It Expres Company
Saa Angelus
B. J. McKenge
el Paso
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Jersey Calf Upends Armour Co. A Lady's Dairy Rise
Mrs. Beott Durand of Chicago reveals alleged pressure against her dairy venture to a congressional committee. A Jersey calf and her insistence on independent operation propelled a $205000 to $250000 farm expansion with annual net profits around $15000, transforming her from a society wife to a leading dairy entrepreneur.
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Chicago
Arthur Meeker
Armour & Co
Beott Durand
Congressional Committee
Meeker
Little Miss Fix It charms Cheyenne with lively musical
Alige Lloyd stars in the Miss. fix itts musical comedy. The show features a cheerful, fast paced plot with strong chorus, rich costumes, graceful dancing, and standout numbers. Lloyd’s performance and Della’s songs draw loud audience applause as the house fills.
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Hydra
Tyson
Cheyenné
Miss Fix-It
James €. Lane
Buddy" Arnold
Lionel Walsh
Mmnellishman
Poercy Paget
Mary Ann
Annie Buckley
Grace Field
Marjorie Arnold
Buddy
Frank Shannon
Billy Wendell
Iby Percy
Delian
Della
Harold
Miss Lloyd
Curtain Calls Delight Performers With Gracious Applause
The curtain calls left performers smiling as they received flattering insistents from the audience, reflecting a gratifying response to their efforts.
Public Schools Observe Memorial Day Ceremony
Memorial Day exercises will be held in the public school gym at 2 o'clock on May 24. The public is invited. The program includes recitations by Ruth Lefors Corlett and Gwendola Gregory, a Third Grade memorial, and addresses by Mrs. J. F. Jenkins and Gov. J. M. Carey. A flag drill and music by the high school glee club will accompany the event.
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Ruth Lefors
Corlett
Churchill School
Mre
J. F. Jenkins
Gwendola Gregory
Johnson School
Abraham Lincoln
Virginia D'Aiitolo
Central School
J. M. Carey
Converse School
Musle—Glee Club
Local Dinner Plan Cited At Congregational Church
Fragmentary notes recall a discussion about staying home for supper on Friday evening after church. The text mentions onions and food, with reference to the Congregational church as a setting for the meal plan.
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Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
C. BE
Negroes condemn Taft policy at AME conference
The African Methodist Episcopal general conference in Kansas City denounced the present administration and Taft's negro policy. The report cites strong opposition from church leaders to national policy, highlighting civil rights concerns.
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Kansas City
Taft
General Conference of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church
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