Charity Bridge Event in Cheyenne Raises For Cathedral Home
A charity bridge party at the Plain yesterday benefited the Cathedral Home in Laramie. About one hundred society ladies attended, with prizes and a silver offering yielding funds and festive tea with music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Bridge
the Plaine
Laramie
Fr. HU. Eggleston
C.D. Corey
Underwood and Garwood
Cheyenne
Carey
Martha Poot
HW. Blake Kennedy
Frank Hon
W. B. Ross
Bridge
Fred Kirsty
Visiting List Shows Westward Travel And Guests Arriving
Mrs. John W. Lacey returns from an eastern visit with daughter Margaret. Mrs. J. A. Van Orsdel to visit Judge and Mrs. Lacey. Miss Mary Coles of Denver to Cheyenne for bar mascup and to stay with Miss Zella Ferris. Bowles among Denver News contest singers. Various locals hosting visitors from Sheridan Thermopolis Wheatland and Briggedale with upcoming weddings and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Lacey Haw
Miss Margaret
National Seminary
Washington, D. C
J. A. van Orsdel
J. W. Lacey
Mary Coles
Denver
Cheyenne
Ferris
Zella Ferris
Misa Bowles
Denver News
Weekend church notes and family departures in Cheyenne
This afternoon at the Congregational church Dr. Paul Emerson wrapped up his farewell vacation visit in Cheyenne with his mother Mrs. Emerson Well and sister Miss Grace Ebinolson. They depart Friday for Eastoste. Mrs. Mary E. D. Melntow, who visited her daughter Mrs. Fred Poice, leaves today for Rowing. Mrs. M. B. E. Farlow and her three children Thomas Jock and Ruth finish a month with Mrs. Farlow's mother Mrs. M. A. Eleljhorst and head to Kimball Nebraska. Mrs. Farlow was Myra Elekhorst before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham-Rodefer
Oliver Cunningham
Mary Rodefer
Hriggedale
Colorado
Congregational Church
J. J. Shingler
Cheyenne
Plaine
Miss Rodefer
Paul Emerson
Emerson Wellits
Miss Grace Ebinoson
Priday
Eostote
Mary E. D. Melntow
Fred Poice
Woman's Club Meeting Postponed to Next Monday
The Shakewfenre club meeting is postponed from October 10 to next Monday and will be held with Mrs. Whipple. The R. M. A. women plan a Wednesday session with Mrs. Willis Jacobs at 410 West Twenty Fourth Street. Quotations from Riley will be read for roll call and papers on French pointers Rom Bonheur and Breton will be discussed by Mrs. Lobert Archer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Lah
R. M.A
Willis Jacobs
West Twenty-fourth Street
Riley
Rom Bonheur
Remedy Promoted for Coughs with Vines and Sweet Syrup
A vintage ad-style notice touts a home cough remedy made from 24% ounces of Vines mixed with granulated syrup to yield a pint of liquid. It claims quick relief for sore throats and irritated membranes, promises lasting ease, and warns of imitations while offering a money-back guarantee.
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Hagerman
Wyoming Book Store
Edison
8. G. Hopkins
Grant Hopkins
Hallowe’en
Jack O' Lanterns
Hallowe'en
Vivian Hopkins
Fairy In White
Ataite
Mra. Hopkins
Mra. Merrill
Mra. Patterson
Wheatland
Miss Kornrathpron
Mies Genevieve Cervantes
Ian Lauda Nowlin
Rodefer
Marie Murray
Kensington
Miss Sterling
Miew Mildred Sterling
the Plains
Ferria Trio
Rom@lel
Andrew BE. Hoedel
Lancheon
Stephen Bon
Mra
Rendall Bon
Hontees
Wednewlay
Ferries
Ithe
Hazel Stevens
Knights of St. Paul
Victor
House of Knight-Campbell's
Victor Victrola
Canby Ave
Fenwick
Ridgley
Patterson
Merrill
GO. Hopkins
Mesdames Hopkins
F. 8. Bartlett
Thermopolis
Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs
Sheridan
Misa Louleo Steele
W. A. Wyman
Rose Rockwell
Mr. and
Mary
Robert O'Brien
iMate
Elizabeth Whittaker
Dugald Whittaker
John Whittaker
Mill Creek
C. F. Miller
New York
East
Mr. Rodefer
Briggadale
Cheyenne Priday
Briggedale
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Ladies’ Suit Sale
With. Myers Dry Goods Company
The
Sherman Co
Meade
Woman's Cluh
Woman's Club
A. R. Wittee, M. D
Bresnahen Elk
Cheyenne, Wyo
Cali
Boston Ladies’ Tailor
S. W. ST. Clair Union Barber Shop
Masseur
Logan's
J. Rosenblum
17Th Street
Wyo
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Capitol Avenue
Mand Stade
Pia Lavellier
Mem
Beye
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Avenue
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