Social dinners honor Fay Walker and visiting dignitaries in Cheyenne
Club and church events feature Mrs. Harry P Hynds hosting a Saturday dinner for Fay Walker of New York with guests including Miss Frances Bristol and Caspar figures. Lt Watking hosted Major Parker, and E S Taft home welcomed Corporal R S Taylor. Mabel LaFontaine named assistant librarian at Carnergie library replacing Marion Treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Hynds
The
Plains
Fay Walker
New York City
Cheyenne
Miss Walker
John Morrison
T. Blake Kennedy
Lee Bristol
Frances Bristol
Pat Sullivan
Casper
Wilyer Watking
Arthur Parker
the Plains
Watkins
Third Wyoming Regiment
R. 8. Taylor
Twenty-fifth Cavalry
Fort Russell
E. 8. Taft
Micael Lafontaine
Mabel LaFontaine
Lbrarian
Carnerie
Marion Treat
Motor Picnic Party Brings Cheyenne Fort Russell Crowd
A Sunday motor picnic with three large cars carried a happy crowd from Cheyenne and Fort Russell visiting Noumo ranches along the Happy rock road. They began early, returned by moonlight after a long day with a grand dinner and supper. A surprise birthday gift and cordial congratulations honored Miss Mar love. The Nimmo and Grier families, Jeannette Mullen, Marion Jefferis, and others accompanied by Sergeant Keithley and several Messers. Kershaw and Smith joined the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Noumo
Happy Rock Road
Marlove
Gust
Merry Company
David Nimmo
Mary
Ethel, Ibelen
Jean Nimmo
W. St. Grier
Margaret Grier
Alex Nimmo
Jeannette Mullen
Marion Jefferis
Newcastle
Keithley
Kershaw
Forth
Frank and Smith
Fort Husmell
Pleasantry at Mrs Weaver’s Home Hosts Four Couples
Miss Margaret Weaver hosted a pleasant impromptu dance Monday evening at her home with four couples, featuring light refreshments during an intermission. Music was provided by Vietroa. The guests included three charming young ladies from heavenne and four officers from the Third Wyoming regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Weaver
W. K. Weaver
Third Wyoming Regiment
Visiting List Highlights Local Families and Distant Homes
Mrs. John Morrison and granddaughter Miss Fox Walker head to New York where Walker calls home while Morrison plans winter with son Will Morrison in Cheyenne and visits to Dr John Morrison in Lafayette Indiana. Kirk Hartung begins freshman year at Colorado School of Mines in Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrison
Miss Fox Walker
New York
Miss Walker
Morrison
Will Morrison
Cheyenne
Dr John Morrison
LaFayette
Ind
Martin HW. Hartung
Golden
Colo
Kirk
Colorado School of Mines
Olive Wills
Harold Vaughan
Miss Wills
S Haveman and Son
A. F. Saunders
Colorado
Portland
Ore
Viola Kleinke
W. H. Kleinke
Sammer
Cheyenen
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Occupying Quarters And Hospital Cheer Visits
Adjutant General M. K. Weaver and family move into state set aside quarters and will soon welcome friends. Miss Margaret Weaver a Cheyenne schoolteacher. Young Women Visit Hospitals. A committee of hospital Benefit Society women visited Fort Russell and Wyoming camp to cheer ill soldiers with flowers reading material jellies and fruits. Donations continue as funds and dues are saved for garden season needs. Mildred Sterling chairs the group with Mrs. Thomas Hunter and Misses Sterling among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Weaver
Margaret Weaver
Cheyenne
Hospital Benefit Society
Fort Russell
Wyoming Camp
Jack Frost
Mildred Sterling
Thomas Hunter
Aperon
Sterling
Guests and travelers visit Cheyenne households this season
Mark Jr and others arrive from ranches to stay with Grover Reis family while Miss Alberta Cox returns from New York City. Mrs. Harry Riner heads east with the Wyoming regiment, and several visitors circulate among local homes including Mrs. Haveman, Miss Wills, and Miss Kleinke as autumn departures unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Cox
New York City
Mark Cox
Woman's Club of the R. M. A. Postponed
Illness in the Miller family leads to postponement of the Woman's Club meeting of the R. M. A. The Sunshine Society held a business meeting at the library yesterday afternoon with small attendance, presided over by Mrs. T. C. Crabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
A. J. Millers
Sunshine Society
The
the Brary
T. C. Crabb
U S Will Survey Child Life Conditions in Wyoming
Five representatives of the U S children's bureau of the Labor Department arrive in Cheyenne to launch a statewide survey of infant mortality and living conditions. Dr Grace L Meigs heads the team with Dr Anna K Rude Miss Viola Paradize Mrs Barbara Bartlett and Ruth McCulley. They will work in two groups with local support and conduct rural surveys from October through November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cioreau
United States Department of Labor
Cheyenne
Wyo- Ming
Grace L. Meigs
Hygiene
Anna KE. Rude
Viola Paradize
Harbara Bartlett
Mya Ruth McCulley
Muirnes
Nh A. Morton
Wyoing Public Health Association
Frank J.iroux
State Federation of Women's Clube
Bartlett
For. Meigs
Rock Springs
Sheridan
Julia Lathrop
Children’s Bureau i
Washington
Deloy Company Presents Cartoon Comedy Tonight
Deloy Mu sical Comedy company stages a cartoon blackface show titled In Mexico with Eddie Deloy in the central role and Bob Bieber as a Jewish officer. The program features dance by Bieber, military numbers by the girls, and Myrtle Delay singing traditional songs. Warden Felix Alston of Rawling penitentiary attends Cheyenne for a state charities meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deloy Musical Comedy Company
Mexico
Eddie Deloy
Mr. Deloy
Bob Bieber
Deloy
Myrtle Delay
Felix Alston
Rawling
Cheyenne
State Board of Charities and Reform
Card of Thanks for Paul H. Frey
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy during the sickness and death of our son and brother Paul H. Frey. We especially thank them for the beautiful flowers. Signed Mr. and Mrs. L. Frey and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Frey
Guild of St. Mark’s to Meet Friday Afternoon
The Church of St. Mark’s Guild closes its vacation and will convene at the parish house Friday at 4 o’clock. Mrs. David Nimmo serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Ciuild
Guild of
St. Mark's
David Nimmo
Guild
Midwest Royalty Company Incorporation Filed
The Midwest Royalty company of Natrona county filed incorporation papers yesterday with a capitalization of 200000 dollars. It is to conduct a general mining business and to purchase or lease properties for exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Royalty Company
Natrona County
Workers Motive Trial Leads to Sentences in IWW Case
Sydney authorities press campaign against the Industrial Workers of the World. Three more members in the city and thirty four at Broken Hill were sentenced to six months imprisonment for belonging to an unlawful association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Workers of the World
Broken Till
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Burdick
Isabel Gearey
Mabel Knight
Babbette Wasserman
Mrs. Franklay
la Grange
A J. Large
EB. J. Kelley
Sadie Large
Omaha
York, Neb
Geraldine Murray
Los Angeles
Cal
University of Southern California
Joseph Wasserman
Denver
Mr. Wasserman
St. Luke's Hospital
Georgia Hirst
Boulder
University of Colorado
W. A. Johnson
A. J. Large
Madame Betts
Karyll Betts
Beloit
Wis
Swisher Optical Co
W. 17Th Street
Optometrist
Est Optical Service
Mark, Jr
Grover Reis
Cox
Kelis
Hazel Perrine
Babbette Wassey- Tir
Harry Riner
Boston
Lieut. Riner
Wyoming Regiment
Mrs. J. R. Hawkins
Creston, Towa
W. C. Kinkead
W.S. Carpenter
Misa Mary Carpenter
William Daley
Betty Riner
Misa Helen Daley
Estes Park
Carpenter
Miss Mary
Ira B. Fee
Fee
Teachers’ Institute
U.S
Federl
Wyoming
Montana
East
Middle West
Deloy Company
Mr. and
Mrs. L
Frey and Family
Ligier’s
Capitol Avenue
Wooltex
Win. Myers Dry Goods Co
Copweig
Woeoltee Tatiers
Phree TW. W
Sydney
America
Abel
Glenrock
Wyoming Oil
Work & Company Oil Securities
First National Bank Building
Denver, Colorado
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