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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1917
Page
11
A mix of society notes shows how time thrift motivates efficient living and social gatherings. Mrs. Dobbins hosts a Kensington afternoon, a high school slumber party forms, and senior girls attend a theater party with tea afterward. Graduating nurses at St John's receive a dinner and plans for commencement.
Miss Irene Smith hosts a farewell party at her home Saturday afternoon for Miss Alice Barber who, with her mother and brother, will move from Denver when school closes.
Miss Baird becomes a bride in Cheyenne as friends of Bisa Barbara Welle Baird witness the ceremony. The event marks a long friendship nurtured over several years.
The Cheyenne High School Art Club wraps a successful year of systematic study under the direction of Miss.
Major and Mrs. Smoke welcomed nearly fifty guests at Fort Russell with pink and white blossoms in bloom. Officers and residents gathered in the drawing room for introductions then played bridge into the evening before supper. The event revived the post's famed hospitality with Cheyenne and Denver on the welcome list.
Members of the women’s club at the Carnegie library discuss forming an organization to end liquor sales to soldiers and abolish the restricted district. They also aim to establish a Y M C A for Cheyenne’s soldiers and young men.
The gymnasium class will meet for practice this evening at the gymnasium. The hour is 7.00.
Mrs A D Johnston hosted yesterday afternoon at her home for a pleasant FWA club gathering. Eight ladies attended and Mrs A J Roedel won the high score. A dainty tea concluded the afternoon.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society will convene this afternoon with Mrs. F. C. Lyona presiding. Members are to meet at the usual church hall for the circle gathering and discussion of upcoming mission work.
Following informal plans at the city library, Cheyenne women call another meeting for 7 30 this evening to organize a campaign to clean up the city morally.
Hon W B Ross will address the class on temperance with music and readings to fill the hour. Under Win One class auspices an entertainment at the Methodist church Monday evening June 4 features F A Mills of Denver, a renowned impersonator from the Sta lecture course, in recital. Music offers variety and promises rare enjoyment for patrons.
The Y P B meeting of the W T B will gather this evening at headquarters to dispose of business and then hold the monthly social gathering for members.
Governor Frank L. Houx appoints John L. Miller of Lenore, Charles P. Sorenson of Rock Springs, and Mary H. Holiday of Casper as notaries. The action expands official notarial authority and confirms appointments by the governor.
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