Social Hallowe en Luncheon and Kensington Parties
Mrs Hopkins and Mrs Grant Hopkins hosted a Hallowe en luncheon for 35 friends at their home with chrysanthemum arrangements and witch place cards. Other gatherings included a Kensington in honor of Mrs Helen Hutton, a Jessie Ruth Bell and Robert Martin announcement party, a Carnation Tea for Mrs Charlea Wileeck, and various informal Kensingtons and dinners with local residents and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
G. Hopkins
Grant Hopkins
Outa
Virion Hopkins
Mre. J. M. Carley
Mra. I. C. Newlin
Mise Fern Padéterson
Walter Bell
Jessie Ruth
Kensington Club
Labelle Jennings
Jessie Ruth Bell
Robert Martin
Bell
Cheyenne
Denver
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Alice
Katherine McDevitt
Misa Agnes Spearman
Papallion
Nebraska
J. T. Graham
Marie Laughlin
Helen Thompson
Miss Laughlin
Faustina Thompson
Mildred Graham
Vaughan’s
Kensington
Robert Archer
Visiting List Members of Sheridan Club Guests in Cheyenne
Miss Nancy Pear Burne of Sheridan arrives in Cheyenne for a four week stay with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chapman. Dr. and Mrs. A W French, from Hilldale Indiana, travel home via St Louis and Kansas City after visiting Mrs. Preagh's home. Miss Mildred Graham returns to Archer School after a brief vacation for the Carpenter Bruce wedding. Mr and Mrs Henry Uieriche and their Kansas family visited W B Hinrichs last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Pear Burne
Sheridan
Horatio Buros
Sheridan Woman's Club
Cheyenne
Mark Chapman
A. W. French
Mildred Graham
Archer
Carpenter- Bruce
Henry Uieriche
Kansas
W. B. Hinrichs Howe
Visitors and travelers stopovers headlines mixed names in Wyoming notes
A stream of visitors and travelers are recorded in Cheyenne and surrounding towns. Names include Herman Hinrichs on temporary duty in Colorado, William Falloon returning from Fort Collins, a funeral in Cheyenne, Yonry Zehner en route from New York, Mra. M. R. Merrill and Mra. W. B. Patterson visiting Wheatland, and Mrs. David Nimmo returning from Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Herman Hinrichs
Colorado
Yonry J. Zehner
Los Angeles
New York
Cheyenne
Leopold Kable
Mesers, P. J
Jacob Gauff
Women's club sessions and community aid efforts noted
The Whittier club met at Mrs. John F. Carey's home for a Kings study led by Mrs. W. F. Dumm with Rus sia as the current events topic. The Coterie Art club held a Hallowe en event at Mrs. Frank Bickhorn's with tea and sewing. The Help One Another club, led by Mrs. Hiram Sapp, reported on a family in dire need in South Cheyenne and dispatched groceries and supplies via a two member committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier Club
John F. Carey
W. F. Dumm
Doane
Russia
W. EB. Himrlehs
Coterie Art Club
Frank Bickhorn
Hallowe'en
Enos Laughlin
Hiram Sapp
South Cheyenne
Helen Thompson
Helen Tyson
Marie Laughlin
WIFE TOO ILL TO WORK Indianapolis ad touts Lydia E Pinkham remedy
In Indianapolis Indiana a woman reports severe illness weight loss and bed rest for months. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength enabling her to do all housework and laundry. She urges other women to try the product and mentions writing the Medicine Co for views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Mra
WM. Gage
Addison Street
Lyrtitty
Missionary Federation meetings at Methodist church
The City Federation of Missions gathers at the Methodist church this afternoon and evening with a 6 oclock supper in the parlors. Afternoon session opens at 3 oclock featuring officer reports, elections, music and a paper Summer School of Missions. Rev. Thomas Moody, Africa missionary on furlough, will speak in the evening. current officers listed include Mrs E S Johnston and Mrs C A Shafer among others. Hostesses for St Marks Guild event listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Johnston
C. A. Shafer
W. T. Dumm
W. L. Whipple
Congregational Church
R. A. Morton
Presbyterian
N. 8. Thomas
Episcopal
George van Winkle
Baptist
Martha Piper
Methodist
Congregation Emanuel Social and Bazaar Notes
Congregation Emanu El will meet Sunday evening for a regular social and business session. The Jewish Circle bazaar and dance at K. C. hall Wednesday drew large attendance, with many card players and dancers. Kopald’s orchestra provided music and the Circle thanks patrons for their generous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation
Emanuel
Emanu el
Amelia Adamesky
K. C. Hall
Everry Way
Kopald
New Y M C A Begins University English and Government Classes
University of Wyoming YMCA opens weekly instruction in English and American government for foreigners. Supervised by Grace Raymond Hebard in cooperation with the U S immigration bureau. Aims to aid aspiring citizens and others seeking fundamentals. Officers include Clarence Bastian, Polter Howman, Robert Lauk, J R Redburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Grace
Raymond Hebard
Bureau of
United States
University
Claresce Bastian
Byrne
Polter Howman
Sundanes
Rabert Lauk
Laramie
J. & Redburn
Ki Derade
Kan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Hutton
K. Hf. Dutcher
Cecil Law
Ily
Moberly
Miscwuri
Theatre Party
Athenry
Hasf
Fred Miller
A. J. Miller
Emma Hawn
Richard Henke
Gerhart Scott
The
Makers
Grovers
William Falloon
Fort Colline
Mrs. Boyce
M. P. Thompson
Mra. M. R. Merrill
W. BE. Patterson
Wheatland
Mra. Hopkins
Mrs. Stanley Vaughan
David Nimmo
Colorado Springs
Misa Mary Nimmo
Colorado College
Mary EB. D. MeIntoah
Rawlins
John Riehn
Miami, Fla
Fred Bolce
Eiehn
Southern
McIntosh
Mrs. Bolce
Moses Kelley
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Ladies’ Suit Sale
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
St. Mark's Guild
Madame Huston
S. A. Huston
St Mark’s Guild
University of Wyoliing
Successful Bazaar
New Y. M. C. A
S.W. Si. Clair Union Barber Shop
Three Barbers
Masseur
Carey
Logan
Capitol Avenue
Mom and Boye
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
Harry P. Hynds
Mates
Cp Burejooe
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