Club and Church Events Across the Plains
Mrs Ingersoll hosts an informal dinner on Wednesday evening October 25 at the Plains. Mr and Mrs Frank L Houx entertain in honor of Hon George C Beck and Mrs Heck of Cody. Dorothy Brace to be bridesmaid of honor at an informal Ken Hulton event. Miss Killy Underwood and Miss Minnie Roberts host a complimentary tea at Miss Underwood's home. Mrs M E Sn orvell to be guest of honor at a five o'clock tea.
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Frank L. Houx
George C. Beck
Heck
Cody
Neck Ie
the Winiford
Cagper
Burlington
Dorothy Brace
Killy Underwood
Minnie Roberts
Miss Underwood
The
Plains
Clara Ralfe
Perry
Iowa
Cheyenne
Mra
M. EB. Snorvell
Orilliant
Visiting List Notes Many Local Social Guests
Mrs. Joseph M. Carey plans to return home last of month after a prolonged eastern visit. Mrs. I. C. Jefferis, fresh from the Wyoming Federation convention in Sheridan, stops in Newcastle en route home. George C. Beck of Cody visits Cheyenne with FP L Houx, Beck a former state senator. Kingsley Williams arrives from Washington to spend a month with his parents. Carey Abbott returns to Cowley where he is cashier at the Cowley bank. Mrs. Archie Allison tours Laramie for W C T U duties, returns Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Chanlie Armour depart with many friends’ good wishes. Walter Pesh and son depart Chicago after visiting Pred Hir aig and J. G. Thompson homes. Mrs. A. M. Mitchell of Chicago leaves Cheyenne for Denver after ten days. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Owen of Cody visit daughter Mrs. Arthur Parker. Captain Arthur Parker, in Jacksonville rifle shoot, expects home early November. Mrs. B. E. ONeil and daughters Maudie Marian return from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Beck
Cody
Cheyenne Monday
FP. L. Houx
Beck
Carey Abbott
George B. Abbott
Gackett- Abbott
Cowley
Cowley Bank
Witches at Halloween Social Close To Delightful Afternoon
A literary gathering featured reading of romantic stories by sixteen couples while Hallowe'en colors filled the menu. Witches guarded a bright yellow pumpkin touch at refreshment time. A Carnegie library meeting is planned in two weeks with Mesdames Crain and several others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
H. E. Crain
John Schuneman
John Brown
P. J. Black
M. A. Kline
B. H. Sinclair
J. AL. Jordan
Martha Fox
D. F. Hudson
J. RB. Carpenter
Fred Miller
W. W. Russelle
O. W. Wheeler
B. F. Bainum
W. N. Leonard
Church Circles and Guild Meetings This Week
The Baptist Mission circle meets at 3 PM in church parlors with hosts Mesdames Kinnear Melquist and Lithy. The Jewish circle hosts Mrs Harry W Raphael at her home this afternoon. The Social Circle event at the Methodist church moved to October 27 due to conflicts. St Mark's Guild meets at Parish House Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Mission Circle
Mesdames Kinnear, Melquist and
Lithy
Harry W. Raphael
Social Ecipeti
Methodist Church
W. D. Beaman
Christian Endeavor Party Plans Tacky Evening
The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church will host a tacky party Friday evening at 7:30 in the church parlors. The Sunergae of St. Mark's met yesterday for a social session to discuss winter plans. Miss Margaret Burdick served light refreshments. fourteen members attended. The indoor social event was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Party
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
St. Mark's
Margaret Burdick
Eastern Star Delegation And Picnic Shifted To Thursday
A Thursday afternoon business meeting replaces the planned picnic due to many ladies’ absence from the Eastern Star delegation to Lara mie. The powder river foot bridge at Arvada is to be built before spring with abutment bids due by November 5. contractors must be ready to rush completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Laramie
Powder River
Arvada
Bridge at Arvada over Powder River bid notice
Sheridan Oct 17. A special meeting of the county commissioners authorized J J Withrow county clerk to advertise for bids for the construction of a concrete abutment for 4 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
J. J. Withrow
Miss Eva Duncan Thrown From Horse in Thermopolis
Miss Eva Duncan suffered a broken leg after a horse she rode became unmanageable and threw her. The incident occurred in Thermopolis with details reported by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Eva Duncan
Wm. Duncan
Last Chance to Register for Upcoming Election
The notice warns that October 27 and 28 are the final days to register to vote in this election. It stresses that voting in the primary does not exempt you from re registering.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seta
Wooltex
Palmer
Wm. —— Dry Goods Company
West 17Th Oeee
Home Journal Patterns
L. BR
Tyson
East 18Th Street
Joseph M. Carey
I. C. Jefferis
Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clubs
Newcastle
Kingsley Williams
Rees Williams
Washington
Williame Ta
Government Land Office
Archie Allison
Airs
Chanlie
Walter the
Pesh
J. G. Thompson
Chicago
A. M. Mitchell
BR. Ww
Warren
John McGill
Denver
Mrs. Mitchell
California
P. J. Owen
Arthur Parker
Jacksonville
Florida
B. E, O'Neil
Maudie and
Marian
Gage
Woman's Club
George Pryde
Evans Street
G. T. Card Club
Mount Melnick Club
Sunshine
St. Mark's Ghild
Guild of St. Mark's
Parith House
Jaduar
Methodist
Ing
Alleht
Capitol Ave
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