Tea and social events in Cheyenne society circles
SIE TY Club and Church events highlight five o'clock teas and an informal supper hosted by WH A Floyd with Mrs H W Darrah and Mrs Parker among guests. Postgraduate study for Dorothy Gleason and engagement announcements for Vernon Russell Churchill and Leila Justine McKibben, plus the Abbott Sackett engagement, are noted along with a quiet ranch wedding of Carolyn McCoy to Robert Whitney near Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. McCoy
Cheyenne
Misa Carolyn McCoy
Robert A Whitney
Archer
S&s. K. Markley
Milladale
Mra. Whitney
Colorado
Mr. Whitney Re
Union Pacific
Visiting List Moves Through Cheyenne Society
Mrs St W Darrah of Cody arrived Sunday in Cheyenne and is a gusset at the home of Captain and Mrs Arthur Parker. Mrs John Cameron has returned from New Orleans where she spent months with her daughter Mrs Claude Corey. Mr and Mrs W H Kleinke and daughter Viola motor to Denver Tuesday and returned that night. Mrs John F Carey went to Laramie yesterday to visit her niece Mrs J F Milla. Miss Myrtle Gillian has returned from Denver where she spent three days with her mother Mrs William Fredericks who moved to the Colorado capital. Mrs Fredericks is pleased with her new home. John Harrington Jr left for Boulder to continue studies at the university. Miss Margaret Bruce has just completed a two years course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Floyd
Mra
H. W. Darrah
Cody
Arthur Parker
Joner
Darrah
Parker
Frank Elyoy
Wolding
Cheyenne
John O Churchill
Mr. Churchill
California
Hollywood
Churchill
University of California
Mies
Helen Katharine Abbott
George FE. Abbott
Ray Carleton Sackett
Detroit
Michigan
Mire
Edgar A. Meyer
Fort Russell
Richmond
Leigh A. Puller
Post
St. P. Fuller
Laura Richardson
Abbotta
Ross
Carson
LeMay
Susie Amoke
Lina Celia O'Boyle
Fetelle Hoyle
Miss Abbott
St. Margaret's College
Torontco
Canada
Gradting
National Park Seminary
Forest Glen
Washington, D. C
St. W. Darrah
John Cameron
New Orleans
Claude Corey
Mr. Corey
John F. Carey
Laramie
J. F. Milla
Myrtle Cgillian
Denver
Wiliam Fredericks
Colorado Capitol
Mrs. Fredericks
John Harrington
Boulder
The
University
Misa Augusta Johnston
J. A. Johnston
A. JD. Johnston
P. WH. Flannitean
Chicago
Herman Leuhr
Colorado
Kates Park
Colorado Springs
Cheyenne Teachers and Students Return for School Year
Local educators and families prepare for the new term. Mrs. T. Helmer and others return from Missouri trips while Misses Kieinke, Bruner, and Crary join Cheyenne schools. New staff include Miss Crary as domestic science supervisor and Mr. Cochrane as manual training instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Cochrane
Nebranka
Cheyenne
East Twenty-second Street
W. C. Wolcott
Cochrane
Thomas Normal
Chool
Detroit
Michigan
Montana
Card Party and PTA Meeting Announced by Local Groups
Woman's Clubs Rebekah Card Party invites the public to the Odd Fellow's ball with door prizes and refreshments. Mount Mellick club plans a Saturday meeting with Mrs K Snyder. Johnson Parent Teacher Association announces its first meeting of the year Friday afternoon at the school building at 3 o'clock with an officers election and short program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Magic City
Yemen
Johnson Parent Teacher Association
Parent-Teacher Association of the
Johnson Show
South Cheyenne
Scheol
P. K. O Sisterhood and Parent Teacher Meeting Schedule
The text notes a P. K. O Sisterhood chapter meeting after summer, set for Tuesday afternoon September 18 with Mrs. M. W. D. Gleason. Meetings will now be fortnightly. A Mick school Parent Teacher Association meeting is called for Tuesday evening of Red Week in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisterhood
P. HW. O
Mre
MW. D. Gleasom
Woman's Club hears summer notes and plans for October
The Woman's Club of the R. M. A. held a meeting with Mrs. A. J. Miller presiding and Mr. Fred Miller acting as chair. Reports covered summer experiences, program topics include art, current questions, a debate, and talks by prominent women. Delegates were chosen for the State Federation convention in Sheridan in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. JT. Miller
Woman's Club
Fred Miller
State Federation of Women's Clabe
Sheridan
Mra
Mee
Loreen
Wnitl
Mirc. Ht
A. Morton
State Federation
Hinrichs
Committee On Civil Service
Sumner
H. A. Morton
W. RB. Hinticbe
Colorado
Wisconsin
California
Mra. Atherly
Mies
Jessie Stanfield
Mesdames
Helen Hutton
C. Stanfield
James Fred Miller
Robert Archer
A.M. ‘Stuart
Amil Johnson
Morton
A. Beach
Tyson
Hinriche
O'Brien
I. J. Larsen
RH. Dutcher
Atherly
Erle Gorham
Church Aid Societies Host Social at Busselle Home
The Methodist Aid society holds a social this afternoon at Mrs. W. W. Busselle's home with each member inviting a guest and Madame Husselle assisting. The Methodist Missionary Society meets Friday with Mrs. E. L. Etchison at 1909 East Twentieth Street and subscription dues for The Friend foreign mission paper are due. The Baptist Willing Workers plan their annual meeting in church parlors Friday afternoon with expected good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
W. W. Busselle
Madame Husselle
Dostess
Methodist Missionary
E. L. Etchison
East Twentieth Street
Foreign Mission
Baptist
Baptist Willing
Michigan Progressives Navigate 1916 Party Realignment
Michigan progressives voice anger over Chicago convention decisions and plan to oppose the party leaders. Some leaders switch allegiance to Democrats while others stay with Republicans, reshaping local campaign dynamics and signaling cross party shifts. Charles J. Bender from Grand Rapids emerges amid ticket talks.
Michigan voters face two liquor amendments this fall
The fall ballot will include two statewide liquor questions with a county to township shift. Detroit is expected to vote heavily against the city amendment while Lansing, long a dry battleground, remains dry. The Senate race pits Charles B. Townsend against W. H. Hil with intense campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Sweet
Michigan
Fe Prohibition
Detroit
Billy Sunday
Eity
Lansing
Ettyo
Mortion
Chicago
Milwaukee
United States Senate
Charles B. Tawnsend
W. H. Hi
Spoon Bread Recipe From Virginia Heritage Passage
A historic Virginia recipe outlines spoon bread made from cornmeal with honey or fruit flavoring. The method involves one beaten egg, cornmeal, fat, salt, baking powder and shortening with a hot oven baking for thirty to forty minutes, yielding a moist, supper dish served warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Star
Virginia
Cold Slaw Recipe From Kansas City Star
Soak a head of white cabbage in cold water for hours. Shave thin and drain. Dressing includes butter celery seed mustard salt vinegar water sugar and lemon juice optional. Cook dressing slowly until thick then cool and mix with cabbage. Olive oil optional advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
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SIE TY
David Nimmo
Dorothy Gleason
H. PD. Gleason
Cheyenne Niel
Madame Churchill
Berkeley
Abbott
United States
Incashier
Flrst National Bank
Sacketta
Studebaker Corporation
Whitney-MeCoy
W. H. Kleinke
Mies Viola Kleinke
Coloreada Teachern College
Greeley
Mra T. Bhelmer
Con
Hannibal
St. Joseph
Missouri
Quines
Cnet
Thay
Mise Vola Kieinke
Idneda
Nebriaka
Nebraska
Mina Kieinke
Wyoming University At
Mesers
Verling Mart
Frank Jordan
Houllier
University of Colorado
Mra. J. A. Whiting
East
George Albot
Minas Helen
Anna Bruner
Wagner Ranch
Wheatland
Frank Wagner
Alvis Bruner
Edith Rbffy
Orlett School
Wiltgammin
W. J. Whipplen
Mrn
Jessie C. Liston
Churchill School
J. Rose Carpenter
Lida Morris
Catherine
Ruth Chaplin
Morris
Georgia
Crary
Cheyenne High School
W.W. W. Tupper
Miss Crary
Minnesota
Florence Flannigan
Frank Crowleys
Carey Avenue
Marty WH. Henderson, Jr
Torrington
Mount Mellick Ub
Mount Mellick Club
Mrw
K. Snyder
We HK
Grier
Wimen's Club of
RWA
Mithodist Missione
Hughes
National
Wiloa
Progressiva
Kelley
Congress
Ferrie Shadutely
Divislom
Repu
Lisle
Emery Beers Company, Inc
Bast
Bash ST
Woritoetive
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Lion Badd
Bethe
Saleh
New York
Elcaya
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