Notable Society Tea and Pretty Wedding In Cheyenne
A gay season feature, a five o'clock tea at the Plains hosted by Mrs. Mollie E Ingersoll for Miss Kara Ralfe attracted over a hundred guests in gowns. Dorothy Katherine Truce wed Arthur Russell Carpenter at the Jiyuce home with Dr. Leon C. Hill officiating and a reception, and plans for a Cathedral Home benefit card party in Laramie were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Jiyuce
Dorothy Katherine Truce
Bruce
Arthur Russell Carpenter
Leon C. Hilla
Denver
First Presbyterian Church of
Cheyenne
Lavalliere
Cathedral
the Plains
Laramie
F. H. Eggleston
C. D. Carey
Visiting List of Cheyenne Residents and Guests
In Cheyenne visitors and residents are noted as Mrs. Wills returns from Iowa and Illinois with daughter Olive Wills as art supervisor in public schools. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of Casper stay at the Plains for a few days. Mrs. Ammon leaves for Kansas City after summer with daughters. Mrs. Eggleston returns from Denver to be a guest at the executive mansion. Mrs. Fenwick of North Platte visits H. S. Ridgley’s. Miss Marty Brown vacationing in Lincoln plans to return November first. Locketts to move to Muncie Indiana with ties to Buechner Jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylor
Casper
Cheyenne
The
Plains
F. H. Eggleston
Denver
Executive
Marty Brown
State Land Office
Lincoln
Nebraska
Berna Miskell
Miss Miskell
Social Notes From Cheyenne and Nearby Towns
Mrs BR Rieh arrived in Cheyenne yesterday morning to be greeted by Mrs. Rieh for the week. Mrs Mayer attended the Piatoa society tea at the Platina in honor of her niece Miss Clara Rafe. Mrs C B McCullough and small son arrived last evening en route from Perry Iowa to Corvallis Oregon to their future home and stay at the Plains until noon. Mrs McCullough missed the earlier receiving line at Mrs Ingersoll's ten last evening. Mrs J J Shingler left for Minneapolis to visit her mother a week as she changes residence from Ohio to Washington. Mrs F L Robinson grand secretary for the Order of the Eastern Star leaves Saturday for Louisville Kentucky for the Triennial Grand Chapter then an eastern tour including Washington DC. In Washington she will visit Mrs Winkles house formerly Miss Mabel Hayford of Laramie and Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hruce
Mra. Bruce
Mra. Chaplin
Catherine
Ruth Chaplin
Margaret Bruce
Archie Todd
Don Brice
Islay
Mrs. Carpenter
Cheyenne
Mr. Carpenter
J. Ross Carpenter
Ralph Howard Smith
John McDonald
Fort Russell
Welsh
Burns
Federal
William
Perseverance
Alaska
Mra. C. B. McCulloweh
Emall Son
Perry
Iowa
Corvallis
Plains
Mra. McCullough
Mra. Ingersoll
Platina
Mra. J
Mra. F. L. Robinson
Order of the Fantern Star
Louieville
Kentucky
Order
Washington, D. C
Washington
Robinson
Winklehouse
Mabel Hayford
Laramie
Local Women Club Activities Roundup
Women’s groups meet this afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Enos Laughlin and Mrs. M Roseboom. The O T club invites members to a Hallowe en dance at the Parish House on October 31. A bake sale supports the TR M A Women’s Club Saturday at Kelley grocery. The library meeting featured Judge Matson’s China and Japan tour remarks and piano solos by Lillian Blamey and Laura Lee with a vocal finale by Mrs. Lloyd Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Club
Woman's Club of
The
TR. M. A
Kelley
Woman's Club
W. C. Mentzer
Lillian Blamey
Laura Lee
R. N. Matson
China
Japan
Judge Matson
Church Socials and Club Gatherings Reported
The Methodist Social Circle guests Mrs Seaman and others at her home for an evening event. King's Daughters plan an original party at the Congregational church parlors for the church and community. Presbyterian Ald Society meets with Mrs Hofmann and Mr Taylor in church parlors. Altar and Rosary Society holds a lesson at St Marys hall this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ald Society
The
Mra
Prod
Hofmann
Re. W. H. Taylor
Church Pardors
Mesdames Keating, Caverly and
Rive
Altar and Rosary Society of
Missionary Federation Seeks Attendance at Friday Meeting
The City Federation of Missionary Seeretion invites all interested to attend the seventh meeting Friday afternoon and evening at the Methodist Church. All are welcome to join, whether or not they have previously attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Mivwons
Federation of Missionary Seeretion
Methodist Church
Women Host Church Federation Picnic and Program
Ladies bring basket lunches for a six o'clock picnic supper in the parlors while men are invited. Coffee served by church ladies. Friday schedule includes devotions, reports, elections, and a talk on the Summer School of Missions by Mrs. Robert Jerpe. Rev. Annette Gray to give devotionals and Rev. Moody to deliver the address. Officers listed with several vice presidents from local churches. The Guild of St. Mark’s meets Friday afternoon at the Parisi House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Muale
Summer School of Missions
Robert Jerpe
Annette B. Gray
Thomas Moody
Africa
United States
Gauss Combined Treatment Promises Cure for Catarch Case
An advertiser claims Ile offers to take any chronic Catarch case and prove it can be driven out. Mr Claret supposedly manufactured this treatment for years, attracting over a million patients. The ad promises relief by removing the cause and invites readers to request a free pack and coupon to Z B Gauss in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Claret
Gauss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mollie E. Ingersoll
Kara Ralfe
Cheyenne High School
Mea Jamies Hopkine
G. Mopkine
Grant Hopkina
Charles Wilsock
Inter Ocean
Ferris
Hallowe'en
FP. Lockett
Buechner Jewelry Company
Muncie
Indiana
Mrs. Lockett
Julius Mayer
Rawlins
Enos Laughlin
Coteric Art Club
Mystic Maze Club
Frank Elekhorn
Coterie Art Club
Club Bake Sale
Meadamesa W. DP. Seaman
James Durnford
J. N. Ball
Marion Rosamon
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
Congregational Church
Alter and Rosary
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Ladies’ Suit Sale
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Nam
St. Mark's Gath
Guild of St. Mark's
Parisi
Cc. E. Gauss
C. B
Mein S
Marshall, Mich
S.W
Union
Masseur
Carey
Unier
Logan
Capitol Avenue
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
Von
Harry P. Hynds
Ales
Ilana
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