Freshmen receptions and Hallowe'en dances highlight club events
Mrs. Stephen Bon and Mrs. Ken dall Hon host a bridge luncheon today at 1 with a 6 o clock tea tomorrow concluding the series at Mrs. Stephenson's Freshman reception is set for the gymnasium Saturday evening Hallowe'en dances will be hosted by the Knights of St Paul at the Parish house Friday evening Numerous bridge teas by Mrs Andrew Roedel showcased yellow and white chrysanthemums and stylish guests Two prize winners emerged from Monday and yesterday’s events and hostesses assisted at tea each day with name cards guiding seating arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechames
Stephen Bon
Kendall Hon
Hallowe'en
The
Knights of St. Paul
Mra
A. J. Parshall
Frank Boa
W. BE. Mullen
AR. A. Hopkins
Harry Riner
R. B. Forsyth
Dridge
I. C. Jefferis
Mirsea Nan Imnneen
Alberta Kane
Jeannette
Josephine Mullen
W. E. Mullen
W. E. Dinnéen
John Smith
Hallowe'en season brings a festive progressive dinner
A group of twelve girls led by Miss Labcille Ridgely toured houses for treats ending with a dance at Miss Mary Mahan's. Menus included bouillon, pumpkin pie, ice cream, and coffee with a witch theme and yellow black decorations. The evening continued with stunts and dancing, featuring Miss Mary Bowles and other local figures amid notes of changing residences and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Miesen
Stuart
Grace Campbell
Mabel Logan
Hazel Steyick
Ruth Kingham
Myrtle Foust
Miss Campbell
Labcille Ridgely
Mary Mahan
Ridgely
Bouillon
Jeannette Mullen
Marion Jefferis
Margaret Grier
Ethel Nimmo
Madge Davis
Jefferis
Ruth Harrington
Georgia Hirst
Susan Brelach
Susan
Visiting relatives and social notes from Cheyenne
Visiting Sist Mrs Fred Hoel returned yesterday from Omaha after a three week stay visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Amos of Des Moines Iowa visits Cheyenne guest of Mrs C L Beatty at the Plains. The Misses Barbara Hon Gretchen Arp Anya Arp Loran Lummis and William Miock motored to Port Collins for a football game. Mark Kelley returned from California after months away. Mise Ady Sellers of Newcastle attends business college and visits Dr and Mrs W T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hoel
Omaha
Barbara Hon
Cretchen Arp
Anya Arp
Meters
Loran Lummis
William Miock
Port Collins
Lummis
Mise Ady Sellers
Newcastle
Business College
W. T
Park View Residents Guest List and Travel Notes
Domet at Park View, their suburban residence, this week, Mr. and Mrs. B. B Treat have returned from an extended visit in California and are at home to friends. 207 Hast Twenty-second Treat, Mrs. Eneley Fobes and daughter Fath left Saturday for New Raymet, Colorado, for several weeks with Mrs. Fobes' parents. Dr. and Mrs. Dumm hosted Franklin Dumm, a University of Denver student, over the weekend at Park View. Mrs. William LaPash of Butte Montana visited Nebraska relatives and has returned home. Mrs. T. Hiake Kennedy and Mrs. Harry Hynde, after Denver visits, returned Friday. Mrs. Cora Hartsook and daughter, Mrs. R. T. Hilton, left for New York to be with their ill daughter and sister Ina Pensinger. Mrs. C. H. Wunnicke and son Jim depart Monday for Wisconsin for an extended visit with Mr. Wunnicke's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Lyle
Maude Holcomb
Myra Graham
Alice Downey
E. B. Treat
California
East Seventeenth Street
John Gans
Mra
B. B
Treat
Eneley Fobes
Fath
Inet
New Ray
Met
Colorado
Franklin Dumm
The
University of Denver
Mrs. Dumm
Park View
William LaPash
Butte
Montana
Fred Hiresig
Nebraska
T. Hiake Kennedy
Harry Hynde
Denver
Cora Hartsook
R. T. Hilton
New York
Ina Pensinger
C. H. Wunnicke
Jim
Wisconsin
Mr. Wunnicke
Women’s clubs hold meetings and social events
The Woman’s Club meets at the library this afternoon with Mrs. William B. Ross presenting The Future of the Jewish People as influenced by the European War. The Woman’s Club of the R. M. A. gathers at 416 West Twenty Fourth Street with papers on French and English painters and a Riley reading. Rebekah Lodge No. 5 hosts a card party at I O O F Hall Thursday evening. G. T. Card Club hosts a five hundred game with prizes and a hostess supper. The Tuesday Evening Bridge Club meets at the Mullens with Halloween decorations and a light menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
William B. Ross
Willis Jacobs
Woman's Club of
West Twenty-fourth Street
Miley
Robert Archer
Bonheur
Breton
L. H. Bump
Landseer
Reynolds
Riley
L. J. Larsen
Rebekah Lodge No. 5
I. O. O. FP. Hall
G. T
Mrs. C
Atherly
G. T. Five Hundred Club
Hame
Erle Gorham
Inside Bathing Promises Fresh Feeling and Clear Skin
A promotional note extols daily hot water with limestone phosphate first thing each morning for one week to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved complexion, fewer headaches and better appetite, noting cost is low and benefits include relief from constipation and acid stomach.
Church Groups Plan Meetings and Services
The Jewish Circle meets with Mrs. Jacob Sherman this afternoon. Teachers and officers of the Congregational Sunday school will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Hinrichs. The Win One class of the Methodist Sunday school will lead the evening service next Sunday at 7 30 PM with readings vocal and instrumental music. The Soolsing 0 Method meeting will be held Friday afternoon at Mrs A R Bostwick’s home for election of officers. St Marks Sunergap meets this afternoon at 4 40 PM with expected large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School
W. EB. Hinrichs
Methodist Sunday School
Maginly Inc
A. R. Bostwick
Sunergap
St.Mark’s
Wreed
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. BR. Tyson
Mast
18Th Street
Sammy Morgan
Gertrude
William Gleason
Frank Gleason
United States
Graham
Cheyenne Steam Bakery
Manewal’s Cafe & Bakery
United Grocery & Bakery
Ohenstein Bros. Company
Made
Niagara Falls, N
Miss Bowles
Mary Bowles
Zella Ferris
Eill
the Plains Hotel
Beatty
C. L. Beatty
the Plains
Bristol
Charles Bristol
Mark Kelley
Domet
Woman's Club of the
William E. Mullen
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Wm. Myers Dry Goots Co
Jacob Sherman
Sunergae Meeting
Tan
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
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