Social events and club notices fill Cheyenne week
Mrs Charles N Potter hosts a five o clock tea for Mrs Churchill guest of Dr and Mrs W W Crook. Relief Corps card party and dance fund Memorial Day drive urges public patronage. Elks minstrel show at Capitol Avenue theatre Thursday and Friday. Nurses graduation at St Johns hospital Friday with program at Masonic temple. Invitations extended for public attendance. Hazel Astle Ethelwyn Crew guests at a party hosted by Hazel Kelly. New tennis club forms with court work and a planned picnic. Nurses graduate dinner Sunday at Plains hotel for St Johns class guests. Mrs Isaac Bradley recovering at St Johns after operation. Mrs J O Churchill of Berkeley plans Chicago visit then Cheyenne stay. Mrs Pershing arrives for golden wedding at Kershing home before summer visit. Mr William Conrad Mills to visit family en route to Washington DC. leads Arizona School of Music choir. Mrs E N Potts family to St Louis. Miss Grace Cervantes to visit in St Louis. Past Noble Grand association meets at Mrs John Franson. Musical Club elects officers. summer social plans announced. Final concert set June 4 at Elks Home with free admission. Alpha Club holds annual meeting elects officers. loan scholarship fund of benefit discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Club
R. A. Hopkins
Alpha
Art
W. BE. Dinneen
J. M. Newman
James Libby
E. J. Dobbins
D. C. Hudson
Dug
Mrs Davis Visits for Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mrs L G Davis arrives from her ranch near Saratoga to attend the golden wedding anniversary of Dr and Mrs Crook. She will visit friends with Mrs W W Crook and Mrs O K Snyder. Miss Valentine Crook from Glenwood Springs Colorado also came to join the anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Crook
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Women Clubs to Meet and Host Social Events
Mount Mellick Club plans Friday meeting with Mrs. Ray Olde. Coterie Art Club will be entertained by Mrs. John Hullett this afternoon. Help One Another Club set for Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. B. Guthrie hosting. Wednesday and Thursday Bridge clubs host gatherings with Mrs. M. H. Hartung and Mrs. H. L. Pascal respectively. Ladies Auxiliary to the B of L F and B schedules a card social at Capitol hall Thursday evening May 28. Afternoon Aviation Bridge club hosted by Chaplin with three tables of members and tea follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mellick Club
Ray Olde
J. B. Guthrie
B. of L. F
Capitol Hall
Mre
BE. Chaplin
Aviation Bridge Club
I. C. Newlin
James Cooper
Social at Congregational Church Evening
The Congregational church ladies host a social for members and guests this eve in the church parlors. A half hour devotional service precedes at seven thirty. A committee oversees the program and preparations for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Frontier Stationery sale in small quantities
The Leader offers frontier stationery in minimum bundles of eight sheets and eight envelopes for 26 cents per bundle. The item promotes affordable basic supplies for readers needing a small quantity.
Suffragists Plan Summer Campaign Against Congress
The executive board of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage will keep Washington headquarters active through September and push senators and representatives to take notice during Congress’s summer session. The plan aims to sustain pressure until lawmakers return in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Washington
Congress
Seanson
Venerable Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Dr. and Mrs. Willian Warren Crook mark fifty years of marriage with a Cheyenne reception hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Otto Kerr Snyder. The event honored by family and friends featured flowers, a yellow and white buffet, and a closing address by Rev. George Van Winkle with a gold keepsake gift. The couple moved to Wyoming in 1882, with Crook a longtime physician and early Cheyenne resident born in Kentucky in 1836. Mrs. Crook, born in 1845, helped establish the local Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Tyson
Willian Warren Crook
Mra. Crook
Howard Snyder
Fort Russell
Maton McMillan
H. W. Bullock
Rows Spyder
Ray K. Olds
Joseph Wasserman
E. A. Slack
Mins McCrum
Mra. Claude Draper
Pirot Baptist Church
Lev
George van Winkle
Man of God
Barrett
Crook
Leavenworth
Atchison
Doniphan
Council Grove
Kas
Santa Fe Trail
University of Iowa
Sam Clements
Mark Twain
Dayin
Curtis
Department of Missouri
Battle of
Little Blue
Miranda Slerndon Kirby
Kansas
Wyoming
Lan
Louteyville
Struggle Over Kiss Ends in Girl's Death
Downers Grove youth Reginald Barr died after a train collision while sought in Florence Bently’s mysterious death. He left a pocket note claiming he did not kill her, saying he tried to kiss her in the woods and that she screamed. He described choking her to silence the scream and said he could not kill his sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reginald Barr
Downers Grove
Florence Bently
Lisle
Picturesque Scotland in eloquent travel lecture delight
Dr. Vosbureh presented a Scotland travel talk with famed sites from Doon to Fingal's Cave. Views of steeps, castles, rivers and sunsets sparked strong audience appreciation as Hastie lauded the entertainment and urged a standing ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Vosbureh
Scotland
Sweet Afton
Steellig Castle
Edinburgh
Clyde
Glasgow
Highhinds
Fingal’s Cave
Hastie
Vosbure
Treranly
Terms and Details of Settlement Continued
Washington May 26 cabinet members voiced optimism after reviewing communications between President Wilson and the American commissioner to the Mexican conference. A preliminary basis for a peaceful solution to the difficulties has been formed and will take the form of a protocol likely to be signed by the agents and the United States. A dispatch reported Huerta envoys received a message confirming ready patches. The agrarian question should not disrupt efforts to avert war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Aerta
United States
Winensage
Huerta
Mexican peas raise fund and 10000 army for war
Mexico City on May 26 reports Salvadoran peas fund an army of 10,000 to aid Mexico in a possible conflict with the United States. In Washington on May 26 Rear Admiral Badger cabled that constitutionalist cavalry returned to Tamalco with no sign of General Zaragoza or the retreating federal army, several field guns recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Salvador
Foreign Office
Peale of
Mexico
United States
Washington
Badger
Navy Department
Tamalco
Zaragozas
Attorneys Ask Chas Winter to Take Bench
Continued from Paes 1.1 listing candidates for office in Converse and Vremont counties. The page names numerous lawyers including district court commissioners, county attorneys, and prosecutors such as F. H. Harvey C. O. Brown Wm. M. Stansbury and J. D. O'Brien with others including L. EB Winslow, P. Kk Coolidge, Ralph Kimehall, G. BH Peek and J. Dillon among listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Winter
Converse County
F. H. Harvey
C. O. Brown
Wm. M. Stansbury
John Stansbury
Charles F. Maurer
W. FL Mecum
Henry C. Miller
John D. O'Brien
Harry J. Devine
Frances H. DeCastro
Robert D. Lawley
Vremont
L. EB
J. W. Gudmoodern
John Dillon
W. 1
Blardin
Allorneyes
Charles B Winter Seeks Nonpartisan Judge Nomination
A Wyoming candidate announces he will run for judge of the Sixth Judicial District as an Independent, arguing for nonpartisan judiciary. He notes broad support from voters and 46 members of the bar across parties and cites progressive, republican, and democratic platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie
Wycuine
Bixth
Charles B. Winter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles N. Potter
Mra
Churchill
Cheyenne
Mra. W. W. Crook
Relief Corps
Relief Corp
Elks’ Minstrels
The
Elks
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Ethel Keene
Rose Smith
Anna Hillars
Mary Wallace
Vera Roezell
Grace McDowell
St. John's Hospital
Masonic Temple
W. B. Edgin
L. W. Trumbull
J. M. Carey
Susan Brelech
T. Blake Kennedy
W. A.wyman
Hazel Astle
Ethelwyn Crew
Hazel Kelly
Meanie
the Plains
St. John’s Hospital
Plains Hotel
Bradley II
Isaac Bradley
H. B. Dyer
Sage
Carey Avenue
Maxwell Street
Catherine
Ruth Chapline
E. N. Potts
St. Louis
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Potts
MRR. L. A. Tyson
W. W. Crook
Dr. Crook
Albert Bartlett
G. W. Holdrege
Nebraska
J. O. Churchill
Berkeley
Calif
Willnole
John J. Kershing
F. E. Warren
Presidio
San Francisco
Pershing
William Conrad Mills
Phoenix
Arizona
Cornelia Mills
Washington, D. C
Mills
Grace Cervantes
Noble Grands
Noble Grand Association
John Franson
Mantcal Club
Musical Club
Luna C. Freund
E. W. Glafcke
Fred Schilling
Arthur Spaulding
Numi
the Elks
Coterie Art Club
John Hullett
Wednesday Bridge Club
M. H. Hartung
Thursday Bridge Club
H. L. Pascal
East Eighteenth Street
Card Social
Aar
Presbyterian Missions
Presbyterian Missionary Society
L. A. Ballinger
J. F. Jenkins
Cuba
Swan
Porto Rico
Congregational Missions
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
P. J. Black
East Twenty-first Street
Guild of St. Mark's
Buechner
Frontier Stationery
Interola
Girl
Mise
Ladies Toggory
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!