Family Gathering and Society Events in Cheyenne
A list of Cheyenne visitors from Walden and Kansas honored at informal Kensington gatherings with Mrs. Fred Miller hosting relatives. Social hostesses include Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll who planned a sequence of dinners, and attendees enjoyed Amuse and the Douglas Fairbanks film. Other gatherings include Wyataing Federation activities and numerous local visits to Denver, Wheatland, and Sutherland with car travels and conventions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Stemler
Walden
Colo
BE. C. Dubuisson
Cheyenne
Pocatello
Ida
Lincoln Stanfield
Kanses
Cheyene
Fred Miller
Kensington
Ingersoll
Mollie Ingersoll
Nettford
Shannon
Cliva Raife
Connor
Mary Healey
Adelaide Stone
Douglas Fairbanks
the Lamb
Local women to return from Thermopolis trip
Mrs. R. A. Morton, Mrs. J. M. Carley, Mrs. J. F. Jenkins, and Mrs. John F. Carey will return this morning from Thermopolis where they have been on a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Morton
J. M. Carley
J. F. Jenkins
John F. Carey
Thermopolis
College Club Opens With Social Session
The College club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. C Carlisle for the first session of the year. The gathering promises a blend of social and leisure activities as members begin the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
C. (. Carlisle
Literary program features review of The Hoomerang
Mrs G P Johnston will review The Hoomerang a popular book of the day Mrs E K Nelson will contribute piano numbers The F W A Bridge club will be entertained Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs A D Johnston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Johnston
E. K. Nelson
F. W. A. Club
F. W. A. Bridge Club
A. D. Johnston
Baptist Willing Workers Elect Officers At Meeting
The Baptist Willing Workers met in the church parlors for the regular monthly and postponed annual meeting. Mrs George Van Winkle presided in the absence of the president. Retiring officers were unanimously re elected. Members Mrs Johnston Mrs Dobbing Mrs Van Winkle Mrs Bullock and Mr Hanse. Plans for a bake sale in November were discussed and new members Mrs Johnson and Mrs Baldwin were welcomed. Tea was served by hostesses Mrs Randolph Kinnear Shirley and Towner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. S. Johnston
George van Winkle
Mesdaimes Johnston
Dobbing
van Winkle
W. Bullock
If. Hanse
Wyoming Woman's Clubs Endorse Prohibition and Liberty Loan Drive
The Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs adopted resolutions supporting prohibition, food conservation, equal suffrage, and active backing of the Liberty Loan. Officers were elected, delegates named for the national federation, and T. C. Diers spoke on food conservation with Miss Jennie Alet Guf frey and others addressing the meeting. A Washakie Hotel reception closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Wyo
Uber
Wyoming Federation of Woman's Clubs
S. C. Parks
Linder
N. A. Marton
Cheyenne
Lin T. Noble
Therimopolis
M. V. Gage
Worland
William Dickinson
Lander
R A. Morton
Washakie
Rancher Held for Gun Fight In District Court
Rancher Frank Latvellier was bound over on 500 bond after a sensational gun duel with the sheriff's force. He faces charges tied to a suspended jail sentence for burning a threshing machine owned by rival Richard Spatz. Spatz and others are summoned for the upcoming term. Latvellier's jury fate remains uncertain amid the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iff
Willie
District Court
Eheritt
Chiattt
Noth. Fox
Richard Spatz
Jon
Tuvellier
Quarterly Communion Observed at Filet Presbyterian Church
Quarterly communion and reception of members will be observed at the services of the Filet Presbyterian Church Sunday at the regular Sunday morning services. The subject of the sermon at 7 will be "He Not Devised."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filet Presbyterian Cleurch
Relatives Visit Cheegne for a Few Hee
Relatives of Plaingfield No oJ and Florence Turner visit Cheegne to file a request or claim for support. The nieces of WAL Held participate in the visit seeking assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dess
Menton
Plaingfield
Florence Turner
WAL Held
New tax raises liquor prices and affects local saloons
City ordinance enacted ten days ago forces nearly all Chevene saloons to adjust hours and raise prices. Dealers report per quart up to 2.00 and pints from 1.00 to 1.40, with smaller bottles up to 70 cents. Affected patrons are urged to collect ride tickets for a planned Oct 10 trip, meeting at New Masami temple before proceeding to Southern station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevene
Feder
Little Miss Floyd to perform at Elks benefit in October
Dainty Marjorie Ruth Floyd will appear in a dancing number at the Elks benefit at the Elks home on the evening of October 12. Friends praise the exceptionally gifted young dancer whose artistry delights all who have seen her. Pilon Away mentions Walter Pilon of Gash and Pilon visiting Saratoga for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ruth Floyd
Elks
Pilon
Walter Pilon
Gash
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wooltex
H. Black Company
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Pleasant
H. R. Millard
P. Evans
Wyataing Federation of Women's Clubs
Kline
Kiein Music Store
Denver
J. M. Kowry
Chicago
Madison
Minneapolis
George Schupe
A. Q. Applegate
Sutherland
Neb
E. 8. Johnston
A. L. Putnam
Flelen Reid
Wheatland
Leona Oberfeldler
Sidney, Nebr
Joseph Wasserman
Woman's Clubs
ORY All
Carey
Frank Latvellier
Quarterly Commenton
Minn
Valons
Mert Collion
Wednesda
Spectat
Willow
Finda
Masami Temple
Four Oeleck
Beady
Clyde M. Watts
Horace Jenkins
Jown Wunthe
T Pail Wildon
Rot
Wala JA Bwikkepatrick
Omantt
Weathet Fortgast
Setunday
Setenrhiey
Boyd’s Cash Market and Grocery
Heef
Concord
Ruth Floyd
Pance
Clark
Olds Brokerage
Capitol Ave
Lady's Wardyole
Haery
John Connelly
Moore
Wyoming
17Th St
Moore Motor Vehicle Company
First Avenue
Minneapolis, Minn
Lusk Petroleum
Payriii
Mme Shadetys
Harry L. Wilson
Cary Ave
1St Cavalry Band
Maccabee Temple
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