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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1918
Page
10
A reception for Miss Penenga features a program of speeches and music. The event honors graduates from Cheyenne High School and a June bride elect, with floral décor and a tea at Mrs. Boice’s home.
Bishop Francis McConnell of Denver to lecture on the war at the Methodist church Monday evening. A patriotic ball at the state capitol follows with two savings stamps with each ticket. The Red Cross reports gifts and a novel progressive knitting party for fund raising. Local society guests and class plays are announced with invitations to attend.
Miss Margaret Grier concludes her freshman year at Denver University and will return home Monday for the summer. Miss Lois Marble of the University of Colorado Boulder plans a late summer return. Agnes Fenega, arriving from Chicago, visits Cheyenne with tales of a wartime mission teacher journey and will speak at the Congregational church. Bishop McConnell from Denver will give a patriot address at the Methodist church Monday night. Helen Holmes of Burley Idaho and Miss Lannen’s roommate Miss Lannen pass through Cheyenne en route home, with a short visit planned.
Mrs George Kitselman and family of Rawlins prepare to leave today for California to spend the summer at various resorts. Mrs Arthur Parker and children of Omaha visit Wayne Nebraska before returning to Cheyenne. Miss Marie Nieman, a sixteen year old graduate from Racine, plans stenography work after high school. Other locals, including Miss Helen Reid and families, are hosting relatives from Denver, Sherilan, and Golden as summer plans unfold.
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