Bridal Party Supper and Wedding Plans Highlight Cheyenne Social
Miss Helen Abbott, a bride-to-be, hosts a nine o'clock Sunday supper for her bridal party at her home. Groom Ray Carleton Sackett to host a dinner Monday at the Plains for the bridal party. Miss Abbott was honored at a Kensington shower hosted by Miss Kathryn Loyd and Mrs. Donald Forsyth. A large dance party and additional showers are planned, with invitations extended for a Little Rock wedding in October. Cheyenne High School students elect officers for the sophomore class and prepare for further class meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Abbott
Ray c. Sackett
J. R. Sackett
Ashera
Ray Carleton Sackett
the Plains
Misa Abbott
Misa Helen Abbott
Mise Kathryn Loyd
Donald Forsyth
Kensington
Miss Boyd
Miss Abbott
Kendall Bon
Marjorie Badgette
Francea Bristol
Misa Mildred Sterling
Misa Gertrude Thompson
Marion Treat
Elizabeth Gill
Cheyenne High School
Jowephine Graves
Alden Peabody
Myron Yeager
Frances Brownlee
Visits and departures mark Fort Russell social notes
Visiting Sist Mrs Riverbere and Mlle Marjorie Badeeke stay in Cheyenne at Nettford. Misa Marion Treat returns from California trip with EB Treats. Dr. M C Barkwell to spend winter in California. Leona Barber returns to Cheyenne from Lask. Harry Stevick, Newcastle area radian, visits Cheyenne. ex Cheyenne High graduate. Mrs C N Fell and daughter back from Memphis two months with Hell family. Hells occupy Rokery apartment. James E Henry of New York to visit daughter Mrs A A Baerresen. plan California trip afterwards. Mrs William W Reno and children prep to join Major Reno in El Paso for winter. departure long regretted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Henry
New York
A. A. Baerresen
California
William W. Reno
el Paso
Major Reno
Renos
Fort Russell
May Carleton Snewett to Wed Helen Abbott at St Mark's
Mr May Carleton Snewett of free troll plans marriage to Miss Helen Abbott. The couple, to be married Tuesday evening October 10 at St Mark's church, will arrive in Cheyenne Friday night with his father J R Sackett of Saginaw Michigan. Mrs ft WW Dutcher returned from a two week visit in Denver with friends from Moberly Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Carleton Snewett
Free Troll
Helen Abbott
St. Mark's Church
Cheyenne
J. R. Sackett
Saginaw
Michigan
Mra
Dutcher
Denver
Moberly
Missouri
Y. P. BH
Harland Barton
Ellen Werlaufer
Miss Clausen
Alan Emerson
Grace Thomas
Ralph Bolin
Haxel Bell
Ida Bell
Casper
Cheyenne Y. P. B
Ralph Moyer
The
Bible Institute
Edward Paul, Smith
America
Bingham Canyon
Utah
Dinner and bridge night at Fort Russell Temes home
Dr and Mrs Alerbower hosted an informal Tuesday dinner at Fort Russell Temes with a bridge game. The Poat residents joined for two tables plus a pleasant supper. Mrs Elizabeth Kelffer was defeated at a email bridge as players occupied two tables. Mrs Smoke, wife of Captain Samuel Smoke, commander at the Pont, visiting Missouri, expected home in a week or so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alerbower
Bridge
Elizabeth Kelffer
Mrs. Smoke
Samuel A. Smoke
the Pont
Missouri
Woman's Clubs and Social Gatherings Highlight Cheyenne Roundup
Cheyenne clubs and societies hold meetings and social events. Color in decoration study begins at A A Baerresen home. Capitol City Knights host card party at K O F hall. Knights and Ladies of Security plan initiations at K C hall. College Club hosts at Mrs. Clark’s home. Woman's Club opens year at Carnegie library with 44 members and new president Mrs. Mentzer. social tea at Vaughan's follows. Johnson Parent-Teacher Association holds monthly meeting at school. H. M. A Woman's Club to meet with Mrs. Gorham. Florence Crichtenton Circle disbands after prolonged inactivity. decision affected local charity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Art Association
A. A. Baerresen
Woman's Club
Carnegie Library
Cyrus Beard
William C. Mentzer
M. H. Harting
T. Blake Kennedy
Susan Brady Cahill
L. W. Trumbull
Cahill
Vaughan
Harold Vaughan
Crittenton Circle
Florence Crittenton
Geo. P. Knight
David Nimmo Tucklay
Cheyenne
Tea at the Denver home under Kaleht leadership scene
Mrs Ninime, agereted by her small daughter Helen, served tea to confide the afternoon as Jadien enjoyed the work under Mre Kaleht's leadership atip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mre
Kaleht
Atip
Mra. Ninime
Emall
Helen
Methodist Aid Society Hosts Meetings This Afternoon
The Methodist Aid society plans gatherings with Mrs Bird and Mrs Mackley in church parlors this afternoon. St Marks Guild meets at Parish House Friday afternoon with Mrs A A Baerresen as hostess. The Methodist Social Circle holds a Friday business meeting at Mrs Harry Durhams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Mra. Bird
Mra. Mackley
St. Mark's Guild
Guild of
St. Mark's
Mra. A. A. Baerresen
Methodist
The
Methodist Church
Mra
Harry Durham
Loyal Temperance Legion Reorganization Meeting
The Loyal Temperance Legion in Cheyenne invites all children ages 6 to 16 to a reorganizing meeting Friday at 3:45 PM in the Central School first grade room. All boys and girls are welcome to participate in the temperance cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance Legion
Cheyenne
Westminster Guild Plans Farce for Presbyterian Synod
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Walter Flin tjer’s home with 24 attendees. Plans were made for a farce titled Tired of Missions to be part of the Presbyterian Synod program later this month. Willa Schilling played piano solos and meetings will review The Living Christ in South America chapters as sessions begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
Westminster Guild of the
Presbyterian Church
Walter Flintjer
Mra
M. L. Rica
Mra. Flintjer
John Rees
Presbyterian Synod
Willa Sc
Fall Girl of 1916 Arrives in Town in Parisish Fashion
New York reports a stylish autumn trend as the fall girl of 1916 appears with a velvet tam o shanter replaced by a beret. The look blends medieval influence with high waist gowns and a dropped waist midi length, signaling a fashion shift amid looming war talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Fashion Notes 1916 Styles Shock and Shine Across Paris
The excerpt surveys 1916 fashion trends with tall turbans and canes, bead and embroidery bags, and bold colors. It notes purple becoming the mood, new Paris colors bivouacc red tornado blue and honey brown, plus the shift between wide fluffy skirts and straight silhouettes as winter settles the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet
Paris
Poiret
Federal Reserve aids Texas cotton trade with low interest loans
A Dallas dispatch notes the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas extending about $500,000 daily to handle the Texas cotton crop. Farmers and buyers can borrow at six percent instead of eight to ten. Total Texas cotton output is around four million bales, with limited warehouse loan requests so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dallas
Tex
Federal Reserve System
Texas
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Dispatch
Federal Reserve Bank
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Eva Kepler
Misa Mary Carpenter
Plains
Ferrie
Miss Chaplin
Minnie Roberta
Charlotte Chaplin
Grace Campbell
Hazel Stevick
Miss Charlotte Chaplin
Misa Campbell
Arkansas
Augustus Hill Johnson
Little Rock
Mintm Augusta
Ernest Henry Sowell
Christ Episcopal Church
Misa Johnson
Mesdames Hugo
Sam Ohenstein
Mr. Lowell
Misa Marion Treat
Treat
Mrs. Treat
M. C. Barkwell
Leona Barber
Lask
Harry Stevick
Newcastle
Henry Stevick
Stevick
Fort Russell Temes
Art Association
Rebekah
Capitol City
KR Iodge
K. O. O. F. Hall
Knights and Ladies of Security
K. C. Hall
College
Chih
Johnson
Johnson Parent-Teacher Association
Women's Club
BR. M, A
Erle Gorham
Mrl
Frank Heckel
Uing
Toggery’s
Toggery
Toggery’s Costume
Cousurieres
Y. P. B. Meeting
Blue Bird
Congregational
Emily Johnston
Fara
Coats and
Jaite
Wool
Tex Style Bureau
Ute Style Authority
Wm. Myers Dry Goers Co
Fletcher
Castoria
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