Tea Party and Hallowe en Plans Highlight Social Notes
A society column details a 5 o clock tea hosted by Mrs Clyde Davis and Miss Fladre Artle for Miss Betty Cook and other brides to be. It also mentions upcoming luncheons arranged by Mrs William A Riner and Mrs Charles C Carlisle, a bridge party hosted by Mrs Joseph Waaserman, and a Hallowe en progressive dinner planned by seven young women. Upcoming moves include Miss Eunice Hastie's father recovering in Missouri and Dr J D Shingle starting a new home at 1812 Pebrican Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Davis
Fladre Artle
Feo
William A. Riner
Charles C. Carlisle
Mre. Hiner
Hallowe'en
Ruth Harrington
Lucille Ridgely
J. D. Shingle
Pebrican Street
Pr. Shingle
Pines Remedy Ad Claims Cough Relief Across Years
An advertisement touts Pines cough remedy as effective for throat and bronchial irritation, offering pine extract and claimed relief for bronchitis and whooping cough ailments. It promises a money back guarantee and urges readers to request “244 ounces” of Pines and follow product instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kowal
Norway
Pines Wayne
Visiting List Mines Kathryn Dwer in Fort Collins Visit
Kathryn Dwer spent Saturday and Sunday in Fort Collins as guest of Mira Mazel Mmigh and returns home Monday. Several other residents travel near California and Canada for health and leisure, with Miss Margaret Dinneen heading to Laramie to enter the university and serve as private secretary to Professor Creager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Dwer
Fort Collins
Mira Mazel Mmigh
Phish Nottage
Laramie
Cheyenne
Irene Kingham
Margaret Dinneen
University
Creager
Woman's clubsmeet this afternoon and social planned
The Woman's club will meet this afternoon at the library to discuss events. The Past Noble Grand association led by Mrs Anna Walsh of 821 West Seventeenth Street will also convene this afternoon. Rebekah Lodge No 32 hosts a card social and dance at Odd Fellow's hall Thursday evening with no admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Association
Anna Walsh
West Seventeenth Street
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Pellow
Art association meeting on Thursday at Mrs. Ed Kelle home
The Art association will meet at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ed Kelle to study interior decoration led by Mrs. D. Carey. Mrs. Murray on Thames and Twenty third streets will receive the Needlecraft club ladies in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kelle
D. Carey
Open meeting of Chapter C P Re invites guests
Members of Chapter C P Re hosted an open meeting at Mrs. J A Miner home with Rev Huston of St Mark s delivering the talk on Abigail and Mary the sister of Martha. Yellow and white chrysanthemums decorated the room and a buffet tea was served by Mrs Harting and Mrs Johnston. Thirty five ladies attended and the next gathering is set for November 9 at Mrs Ashley Cleason s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R E. O
C. P. Re
J. A. Miner
Church Circles Meet at Parish House After Von Pr idy
In church circles St. Mark's Goth The Guild of Bt Merk will meet at the parish house Pridey after von Mrs B J Kelley and Mrs Wil with plans for a social gathering and discussion of upcoming events at St. Mark's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Goth
Guild of
Bt. Merk’s
Pridey Aftervon
Presbyterian Aid Society Meeting Hosts
Liam Jannen will host the Presbyterian Aid Society gathering in church parlors Friday afternoon. The event invites members for a daytime meeting with social seating and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Jannen
Presbyterian Aid Society
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Schuneman Home
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon at Mrs John Schuneman s home. Thirty five ladies attended including many from the Woman s Auxiliary of St Mark s as special guests. Mr T Blake Kennedy spoke about his three months in the Philippines with Mrs Kennedy and described Manila and local churches. Dr Hille showed pictures of inland relief work and answers to questions followed the discussion on Mormonism led by Mrs W C Mentzer. Refreshments were served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missionary Society
John Schuneman
St. Mark's
G. L. Spring
T Blake Kennedy
Kennedy Acent
Philippines
Manila
Manilla
Kennedy
Tastor
Aucvemor
Kennedys
Hille
Great Vale
C. A. Shafer
J. L. Jordan
City Briefs and Local Notes From Cheyenne
Amthal Coal Co proprietors Holliday and others report routine business and local visits. Miss Mather Mudd arrived from Denver to visit her brother Charles B Mudd night clerk at the Plaine hotel and plans to stay over Sunday. A blacksmith Frank Ily was taken to St Johns hospital with complications. Governor Kendrick expected home from Sheridan by Sunday or Monday. Distilled water and other local notices appear in this brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather LI, Mudd
Denver
Charles B. Mudd
Goce
Frank Ily
Union Pavifie
St. John's Hospital
Kendrick
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Local notices and odds and ends in Cheyenne
Ora mixologist at the Home Ranch emporium returns from a brief hospital stay after a delicate minor operation. Movers appears fully recovered though noticeably changed. Fresh fruits available every morning at Munewal and Macowa. Second hand bicycles at Wyoming Cyclery. Cheyenne Messenger Service phone 8 offers prompt local service. November dance tonight at K. O. hall Frise walis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora
Thirat Emporium
Mir
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Estate of Miriam Hingrose De Notice of administration granted
Letters of administration issued to the undersigned for the estate of Miriam Hingrose. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within months after publication. Claims not exhibited within one year from publication will be barred. PRED M. RINGROSE, Administrator. Nov. 2-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ringrose
Qet
Notice to Charles Crumrine Sept 10 1915
To Charles K Crumrine, whose realtione is unknown. You are hereby required to take notice that on the tenth day of September, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Crumrine
Desertion and Non support Petition in Wyoming Court
Louisy M Cromring filed for divorce in the District Court First Judicial District Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming naming you as defendant grounds desertion and non support. You must answer by November 27 1916 or judgment will be entered. Judge Fisher clerk Thompson attorney for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisy M. Cromring
District Court
First Judicial District
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Wyoming
Jefmyalt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mra. L. Nto
East
Ella W. Wilcox
Per Wolior
Bridge Party
Mire
Joseph Waaserman
Hovtesus
Imaner
Mrs. McEndree
Charles C. McEndree
Hallowe'en Party
Marton Scott
Ruth Sweet
Mixa Scott
Hastie
Migsouri
Miss Ritter
Ming Joesie Ritter
St. John’s Hospital
W. T. Buchanan
Oceoan Park
Cal
Mies Marie Poichenan
California
Dan Roberts
Dan Jr
North Platte
Mrs
Robert
Mre. Caryell
Mr. Robert
Miss May Stanley
Pacific Coast
Mins McEwen
Mitte McKenzie Wert
Vancouver
A. C
Otto J. Menglecamp
The
Land Office
Federal Building
Chatham
London
Montreal
Canada
Niagara Falls
Pittebure
Middle States
Clu
Brary
Past Noble Grand Association
Art Association
B. J. Kelley
Mra Wil
F. H. Jones
Presbyterian Missions
King’s Daughters’ Work Meeting
Misa Kathryn Wade
King's Daughters of
Congregational Church
Variel
Amtal Coal Company A
Ahilt & Holliday
Miller's
Carey Ave
Mark Chepmas
L. W. Kramer
William Myers Day Goods CO
Munewal
Macowa
Secoml Hand Vioyeles
Wyoming Cyclery
Becaus
Hall
Frise Walis
Cremitons
Miriam
Hingrose
LHGAL
Wyoming Book Store Company
Wid Cavey Ave
RESON
BihOn
T._J. FISHER
Fan M. Thompson
Valeska Survatt
Soul of
Broasway
Amase Theatre
Weet
Seventeenth Street
Eall
Capitol
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