Tence of the Plains entertains at informal dance
The Bertie trio will entertain at the Plains ballroom Wednesday evening as Cheyenne ladies receive invitations for a luncheon hosted by Mrs Hert McGee of Granite Canyon. Guests traveled from Cheyenne in three carriages and a refined six course menu featured autumn flowers and damask tables.
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Tence
the Plains
Bertie
Hert McGee
Granite Canyon
Qyontay
Hugh McGee
Cheyenne
Mra. Hert McGee
Misa N@itte Blumel
Mra. McGeee
Meechames Stephenson
C. A. Beach
Thomas Mclee
Bert McGee
Mark
Wyoming D AR Seeks State Flag Design Submissions
The Daughters of the American Revolution of Wyoming offer twenty dollars for a state flag design. Open to Wyoming residents with prize judged on Thursday. Send design to Dr. Grace Raymond Hobard University of Wyoming Laramie by September 1.
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Wyomale
Daugters
Wyoming
Grace Raymond Hobard
University of Wyoming
Laramie
D. AR
Visiting List Highlights Local Society and Churches
Visiting Worthies and locals fill Cheyenne events as Miss Maude Saunders arrives to meet Rev and Mrs Van Winkle and attend the Baptist State convention in Laramie. Updates note travels of Mrs Lafferty, Misses Beach Kleinke Nimmo Stimyon, and others across Colorado, Nebraska, and Wyoming with visits to schools, universities, and Yellowstone trip details.
Local families resume autumn routines and travel plans
Mrs Carep of Careyhorst joins the party as Mies Maheeworth and her brother Robert Ul head to Laramie for university. Wyrr Sullivan visits Coolkville with sister Mary Sullivan while Charles F forme opens the winter in the south. The Vox der family moves into 222 East Twenty-ninth Street to place their children in school as J A Whiting and family return from New York and New England after a pleasant summer.
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Mies Roth Maheeworth
Robert
Laramie
Dandrwebth
University
Mire Mth
Charles F Forme
Tolive
East Twenty-nixth Street
Joe Vox der
Presbyterian and Congregational Church Services and Events
Rev. Mr. Rdhaundson of Lit tleton, Colorado will preach at the Presbyterian church both morning and evening. Creighton Waters will play a cello solo. Mrs. Howe of Ames will sing with Mrs. Herold Vaughan accompanying at the Congregational church. Miss Kate Taylor joins the Congregational quartet. Mrs Jessie C Liston has resigned. Baptist Missionary society to hold a missionary tea next week with Miss Maude Saunders attending. City Federation of the W C T U will meet at 2 20 PM Monday at the library auditorium.
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Misa Laura Law
Misa Lillian Alamey
Methodist Church
Miss Blamey
Lloyd Samipeon
P. Roane
H. R. Millard
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Rdhaundson
D.D
Littleton
Colorado
Creighton Waters
Servie
Howe
B. FE. Howe
Ames
Flown
Cheyenne
Congregational
Herold Vaughan
Neo
Gounod
Kate Taylor
Congregational Church
Jessie CC
Liston
The
Baptist Missionary Society
W C T U Meeting At Mrs Van Winkle Home In Cheyenne
Cheyenne W C T U plans a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs George Van Winkles home 519 House street with Mrs F J Houx president of Anna Gordon W C T U expected to share Pacific coast experiences. Refreshments served. open to all interested. Epworth League service at the Methodist church features new music and program. Baptist bake sale moved to September 4 with a display of goods. State convention set for September 14 to 17 in Laramie with a large Cheyenne delegation likely.
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Cheyenne W. C.T. VU
Mra
George van Winkle
House Street
F. J. Houx
Anna Gordon W. C. T. U
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Epworth League
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Bard Dantes
Laramie
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Club Meets for Opening Sisters Session
Woman's clubs announce opening meeting hosted at Mrs Gleason's home with Mrs Augusta Johnston visiting. Cheyenne Musical Club plans Monday night start with notification to members and prospective joiners in Memory Work auditorium.
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Oo PF. KO
Gleason
Howtees
P, BE. O. Sisterhood
Cheyenone Musical Club
Work
High School Parent Teacher Meeting and Club Activities
The High School Parent-Teacher Association plans a first meeting of the year in the assembly room Tuesday at eight. Mr. W. R. Grier to preside and quarters election will occur. The Alpha Club resumes Tuesday at the Library with Mrs. B. J. Dodtins in the chair. The Woman’s Relief Corps hosts a card social Friday evening at the Library auditorium with a silver offering, funds aiding sick members. City Federation of Women’s Clubs meets at Library Monday at three thirty. exec board members requested.
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Mra
Colorado
Wrotming W. He
Relief Corps
Douglas
State Federation of Women's Clubs
W. R. Grier
Quatters
Alpha Club
B. J. Dodtins
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army
City Federation of Women's Clubs
City Federation of Women’s Clube
Lbrary
Hospital Aid Society Meets With New President
The Hospital Aid society will hold a 3 PM meeting Monday afternoon in the Women's club room at the Library. Mr. H. W. Bulto ck is the new president presiding. The College club opened its year with a gathering at Mrs. 3. A. Huston's home, hosted by Miss Alice Downey. Four new members joined.
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Hospital Aid Society
H. W. Bultock
3. A. Huston
Alice “Downey
Truston
Orefer
New Wyoming Women Discuss Civil Service Laws
A Cheyenne gathering featured Mrs. Gibson Clark reviewing Wyoming laws for women and children and Mr s W E Hinrichs speaking on civil service progress. New teachers Miss Williamson Miss Whitelead and Miss Lighswander attended, with discussion on upcoming session and location of offices.
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Comed
Fred Doolee
Williamson
Miss Whitelead
Misa Lighswander
Cheyenne
Gibson Clark
Wyoming
W. E. Hinrichs
Mrs. Snyder Hosts Mount Mellick Club Tea Party
Mrs. O. K. Snyder entertained the Mount Mellick club ladies at her home yesterday afternoon. Guests enjoyed visiting and sewing and a five o'clock tea was served. Attending were Mrs. Claude Draper, Mrs. Ross Snyder, Mrs. Charlie Bailey, H. W. Bullox and Miss Maude Holcomb.
Letter to Cheyenne Business College boosts pride and praise
A reader from Wyoming writes to Mr. J. Barritt at Cheyenne Business College praising the business course. She notes the course helped her more than others and urges others to take it, wishing the college great success. The letter signs off as Georgia Merrill.
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J. Barritt
Cheyenne Business College
Cheyenne
Wyo
Barritt
Cheyenne Busineas College
Remaie
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