Scriety Club and Church Events Highlight Cheyenne Social
Cheyenne society enjoyed a series of gatherings led by the Kings Daughters of the Congregational church with a Chautauqua program featuring Madame Sarah Bristol Maine and the Royal Hawaiian Singers. Other events included a Denver wedding of Earl Plock to Miss Josepha Magin, a Halloween progressive tea, a children's party by the Yeomen, a story hour at the library, a charity bridge at the Plains for the Cathedral Home for Orphans, and concluding tea hosted by Mrs. S. G. Hopkins and Mrs. Grant Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Congregational Church
Sarah Bristol Maine
Montmorrisy Woods
Montgomery Ward
Chautauqua Bureau
Royal Hawaiian Singers and Players
Josh
Bess Gearhart Morrison
Margaret Weaver
Madame Schumannluke
L. W. Trumbull
Mme. Carrene
Harold Vaughan
Mise le Vasseur
Mise
Laura Lee
Theresa del Riebho
Mise Blamey
Rastus Moses White
Maing
King’s Dowghters
Ruth Chaplin
Kathryn Vale
Merrill Hart
Mae Doug ‘Ise Hrubaker
Kline
Earl Plock
Josepha M. Magin
Denver
Charles Magin
Mead Street
Rochester
N.Y
Plock i
Cheyenne
Mra
G. Hopkins
Grant Hopkins
Hallowe'en
Margaret Grier
Marie Laughlin
Minnie John
the Plains
Laramie
F. H. Eggleston
Charles D. Carey
Wyoming Book Store
Edison
Choice Records
Hagerman
Camp Fire Girls Frolic At Minnehaha Leaders Home
Minnehaha Camp Fire girls hosted Absaraka Camp Fire for a Halloween frolic at Miss Helen Reid’s home 2116 Evans Street. Activities included Juggle witches rites and spirits, with Indowe’en decor and Halloween eats. Mrs. Reid and Miss Graves joined Miss Nighewander for a joyful late-evening close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha
Josephine Graven
Misa Nighewander
Absaraka
Helen Reid
Will Reid
Evans Street
Miss Graves
Miss Nighewander
Mrs. Reid
Unclear OCR list of names and events from a sports or meeting record
Fragmentary OCR text lists many individuals including Le J. Lareen and Vere Archer with a set of other names and possible roles. The passage lacks coherent narrative, dates, or locations to form a complete item.
Women in Cheyenne and vicinity visiting before returns
Cheyenne social notes list Mrs Kendrick joining Gov Kendrick in Cody and visiting Sheridan before returning to Cheyenne after the election. Mrs Eggleston plans a state tour for Cathedral home in Laramie. Several visitors from Denver Cincinnati and Boone, with other residents hosting guests and traveling for brief stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Kendrick
Cody
Kendrick
Sheridan
Cheyenne
F. H. Begleston
Denver
Governor's Mansion
Visitor Enjoys Cheyenne Stay with Aunt J T Graham
Friends describe the visit as very pleasant in Cheyenne. She has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J T Graham, during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Schuneman
Sibylie
Cheyenne Last Hight
John Schuneman
F. Schuneman
Boone, In
Cheyenne
Denver
J.T. Graham
Halloween Observances and Club Meetings Schedule
Visiting List a T Card Club and G T Five Hundred Club meet Monday evening with Mr and Mrs C 5 Atherly. Ghost Dance hosted by O T club at Parish House Tuesday October 31 requires attendees wear a winding sheet. Cheyenne high school Art club plans a fancy dress party this evening at the gym with Olive Wills directing. Woman's club bake sale today at Kelley grocery offers chicken pies cold meat loaf pies cakes and more starting at ten o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Card Club
G. T. Five Hundred Club
O. T. Club
Hallowe'en
Cheyenne High School
Olive Wills
Mesdamesa
W. E. Winrichs
F. A. M. Stuart
Erle Gorham
L. R. Tyson
Kelley Grocery
Woman's Club
Congregational Church Octave Plans Bazaar And Bake Sale
The Presbyterian Aid Society met in church parlors with nearly fifty ladies including Mrs Fred Hofmann and Mrs W H Taylor hosting. They planned a December bazaar and a Saturday bake sale with Mrs William McGuire in charge and tea served by Mrs HW Ridgely and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Fred Hofmann
W. HW. Taylor
Willam McGuire
Ridgely
Frank Vreeland
Emma Hoffann
Ladies Buy Apples Now in Local Ad
Readable fragment shows an ad offering apples with contact details including a phone and address, but the text is garbled and lacks clear dates or names. This item functions as a brief classified shopping notice.
No Military Training for New York Public Schools
Dr Crampton of the New York City Department of Education argues against military training in elementary schools, endorsing hygiene gymnas tics and youth physical development. He supports high school and young adult programs including boy scout training and military drill for ages eighteen to twenty one to build strength and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.ward Crampton
Department of Education
New York City
810 W. 17th Street Cheyenne
Address line with Cheyenne Wyoming contact details listing 810 West 17th Street and a phone number 175 J for the business or residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
17Th Street
Cheyenne
Wyo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rexall Store
Yeomen
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Cheyenne Lodge
Anna Nelson
Bruca Nimmo
Chester Sorensen
Helen Nimmo
W. J. Bell, Jr
Nelson
Lucille Ridgley
Ruth Harrington
Georgia Hirst
Dorothy Gleason
Jeannette Mullen
Sue Mretsch
Ethel Nimmo
Madge Davis
Mary Mahan
M N Jefferis
Griffin
Boyd’s Cash Market & Grocery
Heet
WooOyd
J. T. Boyd
Pleasant Kensington
Robert Archer
Hagermas
le J. Lareen
Vere Archer
Helen Hatton
HH. Dutcher
C. A. Reach
W. EB. Minrichs
Eric Gorham
Hover
Gordon, Lewi
Fred Miller
Atherly
A. J. Miller
L. H. Pomp
Taller
Grover Tein
Ftubblefeld
Lareen
Tyron
Frank Hanescha
Tillie Lacker
Cincinnati
Mise Lacker
Pacific Coast
Hawaiian Islands
Georgia Sheahan
Miss Mayme
Joseph M. Carey
East
Boston
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
CG. A. Reach
Railway Mall Service
Agnes Spearman
Papillion, Neb
S.W. ST. Clair
Masseur
Carey
Liscuit Company
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Ladies’ Suit Sale
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
Art Club Frolic
Alton Laughtin
At, Mark's Guild
St. Mark's Guild Yeater
Hosteseca
Mesdames Huston
Pol Tomorlow
Egea
Olsen
Daves
New York
the Sherman Co LF J
Swisher's Optical Service
W. 17Th St
Pou
J. Rosenblum
Paper Wanger
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Capitol Avenue
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
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