Social calendar fills Cheyenne with parties and visits
Cheyenne society keeps busy with a string of teas suppers and bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Fahey Mrs. Ottman Mrs. Hunter and others. Guests include Miss Laubmann Miss Graves and Mrs. Leonard Lyall Aitken of Denver. Bishop Ethelbert Talbot to visit Wyoming in June. Cadet Band to perform. W C T U lectures planned with Dr. James Dietrich as guest speaker.
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Talbot
Ethelbert Talbot
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Wyoming Missions
Laramie
God
Edward Ivinson
Visiting List Shows Regional Social Tour
Mrs Leonard J Yoll Aitken of Denver wife of a Midwest Oil president will visit Cheyenne next Monday staying at the Thomas Hunter home for a week or more. Aitken is Mrs Hunter's brother and other visitors include Mrs Dewan Prosser from the ranch visiting her parents Judes and Mrs J A Tuiner. Oscar Linn of Kimball Nebraska was a Cheyenne visitor earlier this week and Miss Hazel Kelley is visiting in Denver.
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Thomas Hunter
Hunter
Leonard Lyall Aitken
Denver
Midwest Ol Company
Leonard J.yoll Aitken
Midwest O1l Company
Cheyenne
Mr. Aitken
Mrs. Hunter
Dewan Prosser
Judes
J. A. Tuiner
Oscar Linn
Kimball
Nebraska
Local Women Clubs Host Meetups and Plans
The Coterie Art club entertained ten members at Mrs. Fred Jenson s home with Mrs W H Edwarda as guest. Red and white blooms decorated the tea table as sewing and visiting followed by refreshments. Mrs Herman Lockhart will host in two weeks. Mrs Philip Brown hosted sixteen ladies of the Help One Another Club plus one visitor from Los Angeles, Mrs J Douglas, as they sewed rugs for an upcoming fall bazaar and reviewed aid to rural families. The College Club prepared an evening at Mrs W L Whipple s for senior girls from Cheyenne High, plus tacitly invited women and teachers wives. Camp Fire Girls meet this evening at Miss Boys home to work on their rings for school close. The Art Club, with Miss Olive Wills, planned an all day outing at Lake Minnehaha, including races and a dinner, possibly a shower, its last meeting of the year. Mrs John Hunter and Mrs David Nimmo served tea, with Mrs Joseph Kingham set to receive the group in two weeks.
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Coterie Art Club
Fred Jenson
W. H. Edwarda
Herman Lockhart
Philip Brown
Douglas
Los Angeles
Hiram Sapp
College Club
W. L. Whipple
Cheyenne High School
View
Joseph Kingham
Mystic Mas Club Elects Officers After Meeting
The Mystic Mas club met with C. Beaman yesterday afternoon and elected officers during the session.
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Mystic Mas Club
Mystice Meee Club
Vee PF. C. Beaman
New York Girl Volunteering to Feed Frontline Troops
Irene Hyland a Canadian trained dietitian volunteers for service with the Harvard medical unit in the British army hospital service in France. She will supply and supervise patient meals, having previously performed the same task at Bellevue Hospital.
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New York
Teltevie Hospital
Irene Hylahd
Youne Dietitian
France
Harvard Medical
Miss Hyland
Uate
Toronto University
Harvard
Bellevue Hospital
Local Club Names New Officers At Business Session
The meeting opened with a business session announcing officers: President Mrs Bert Peaman Vice President Mrs A Christensen Secretary Mrs Beaman and Treasurer Mrs Roseboom. Sewing and visiting followed with refreshments at five. Invited guests included Mrs Carrie Beaman of Denver and Mrs Frank Smith. Present were Mesdames Handsworth R Richardson Christen non Penman Navel Schmidt Roseboom and the hostess. The next meeting is a birthday party in two weeks at Mrs Roseboom's home.
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Bert Peaman
A. Christensen
Beaman
Roseboom
Carrie Beaman
Denver
Frank Smith
Mesdames Handsworth
R Richardson
Christennon
Penman
Navel
Schmidt
Church Circles At St Mark's Guild Meeting
Mrs Luke Voorth to chair at St Mark's Guild meeting this afternoon at Varies house. Congregational Missionary Society to meet at Mrs William A Briner's home. Presbyterian Aid society to gather in church parlors this afternoon with Mrs Donald Clark and Mrs Chapitrety hosting. Marys Young Ladies' Sodality to hold bake sale Sunday at Palace Pharmacy inviting public patronage.
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Mark's Guild
Luke Voorth
St. Mark's Guild
Congregational Missions
Congregational Missionary Sociiety
Mra
Williaw A. Briner
Iribyterian Ald Society
Presbyterian Aid Society
Donald Clark
Mrs. ChaPtestréty
Mary's
Memorial Day Basket Auction for Headquarters Rent
The members of the branch are planning a Memorial Day basket auction. The basket with lunch for two will be sold to the highest bidder to raise funds for the rent of the headquarters. The branch operates under Mrs Newel Bell and new members attend every meeting.
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Geadig Foom
Houriehicg
Mra
Newel Bell
No Fun Being a Perfect Baby in Eugenic Pageant
The piece follows George Gibba of Brookline once deemed 97 percent perfect in a 1912 Denver contest and now, at age about five, is described as ordinary. His siblings Charles James and Laura Russell are praised for vitality and outdoors life, while the family history centers on a city upbringing and past eugenic recognition.
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Horton
George Clichell
Brookline
George
George Dows
George Gibba Ut
Charles Jawan Gilby
Laura Russell Gibb
Charles James
Lauren Rusdell
Gibba
George Gibba, Jr
Denver
Meerschaum Trade Echoes War Strains Markets and Mines
Washington reports the meerschaum trade faces disruption due to war as the mineral’s main supply from Asia Minor sits in hostilities zones. The National Geographic bulletin notes Meerschaum mines near Mienichanm in Bulirehlir harbor 400 shallow openings with Kurdish workers, producing a material once valued at over 1.3 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Milady
America
National Geographic Society
Bulirehlir
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Minek Sea
Plivia
Kekiecir
Baiaje
Aveira
Germany
Brone
Iow Palace
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Ira B. Fee
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W. C. T. U. Cty Federation
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