Society News Highlights From Last Evening’s Dinners and Lawn Parties
Delighted guests gathered at Marible Babeork’s home for a pink and lavender dinner with hand-painted Sweet Pea cards and an all-course menu. Attendees included Louiss Lacey Elizabeth Lacey Emily Jones and many others before school departures. A separate lawn party at Dorothy Gereke’s showcased lanterns dancing on the green with a red and white themed supper. Dozens attended including Mildred Burke Margaret Kintz and several Kitchen and Argue family members. Box Ball gains popularity among Cheyenne youths with plans for league play and prizes. Olive Scott won a top score and a $5 candy prize as excitement grows for fall contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinner
Mise
Ruth Brelech
Louiss
Elizabeth Lacey
Emily
Evelyn
Constance Jones
Helen Abbott
Dorothy Knight
Mary McInerney
Edith Parnell
Katie Teague
Florie Fletcher
Celia Davidson
Lucile Argue
Florence
Elizabeth Riner
Frances Bristol
Mildred Sterling
Ruth Jensen
Fern Patterson
Lucile Emery
Kathryn Boyd
Georgia Sullivan
Alberta Smith
Marjorie Badgette
Marjorie Johnston
Maurine Carley
Dorothy Gereke
Nellie Cook
Goldie Kitchen
Dorothy
BE. J. Gereke
Mildred Burke
Margaret Kintz
Jeannette
Josephine Mullen
Julia Cohen
Ethel Nimmo
Florence Snow
Flora Kitchen
Jean and Dwyer Smith
Lawrence Truckey
Otis Kitchen
Don Bruce
Ralph Argue
David Cook
David Chaplin
Fort Russell Social Events and Household Movements
Soldiers and families at Fort Russell plan relocations and visits. Captain Walker and Company K may depart for the south today. Mrs Walker stays at Fort Rune ll for now. Several officers’ families prepare travel to Los Angeles Jersey City St Louis and New York with relatives and posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renaie W. Walker
Visiting List Records Local Travel and Family Ties
Mrs. E. J. Dobbins departs for Los Angeles summoned by her ill son Asa J. Dobbins. Miss Marjorie Badeette visits Moorecroft Whitcomb ranch. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Baird return from six weeks at Newcastle. Miss Dorothy Knight travels to Denver to spend winter with sister Mrs. J. T. Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Badeette
Moorecroft
Whitcomb Ranch
Dorothy Knight
Denver
J. T. Orr
Children Need Extra Care In Hot Weather
In hot weather children may suffer from constipation and summer diarrhoea if bowels are inactive. Harsh laxatives disturb the system. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is offered as a gentler alternative. Free trial bottle postpaid by Dr W B Caldwell, 406 Washington St, Monticello, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
Salta
Miss Nan Dinneen Goes to York Neb to Enroll
Miss Nan Dinneen daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Dinneen has gone to York Nebraska where she has entered school. Her young friends will miss her at gatherings. Mrs F M Fisher has returned to Laramie after visiting sisters in Cheyenne. Mrs J E Stimson and daughter will visit Laramie Thursday for relatives and county fair. Mrs S A Barner and daughter Imella of Los Angeles continue their journey East after a visit with Mrs J E Stimson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masteure
Olive Scott
Major
Mrs. McCulloch
Nan Dinneen
F. M. Fisher
Laramie
Cheyenne
F. J. Niswander
J. FE. Stimson
S. A. Barner
Imella
Los Angeles
J. E. Stimson
Nine Pound Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Britton
News notes report the birth of a nine pound boy to Mr and Mrs Britton on Saturday morning. The item lists local residents making trips, visits, and job changes including James W. Fownsend resigning from Union Pacific and returning to St Louis, and Nels Perry replacing a watchman in Cheyenne yards. A lawn party hosted by the Ladies' Aid society is planned at 207 East Ninth Street on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre.l. Britton
James W.fownsend
Union Pacific
Laramie
St. Louis
Nels Perry
Liamile
William McCarty
Cheyenne Yards
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel Plans
Refreshments will be served and a splendid program will be rendered. Mr John T. Bledsoe of Burns was in the city Tuesday attending land business and visiting with his son I. H. Bledsoe. Mr and Mrs 8. F. Payne returned from Rock Springs after days with relatives and friends. Henry Varnum contemplates a trip to Salt Lake City to close cement contracts. Grace Forden of Riverton arrived Tuesday to visit in the city. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Copel of La Grange are in town for business and social visits. Agnes Everes of Lander came Tuesday for a short visit. Mrs. Mary McManus went to Austin Minnesota for extended visit. J.B. Hubbard of Glenda arrived Monday for several days of business in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Bledsoe
Burns
I. H. Bledsoe
8. F. Payne
Rock Springs
Henry Varnum
Salt Lake City
Grace Forden
Riverton
Wyo
Tuesaday
R. E. Copel
la Grange, Wyo
Agnes Everes of
Lander
Wrvo
J.B. Hubbard
Glenda
Quiet Wedding at Manse in Cheyenne
Richard C. Hillinger of Oneida County New York and Mildred Dewey of Cheyenne were married at the Presbyterian manse by Rev. Leon C. Hill. Witnesses were Lucile Dewey and C. F. E. Lassey. The bride wore a blue gown with overlace. The couple plan a short wedding journey then return to Cheyenne to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Billinger
Oneida County
New York
Mildred Déwey
Leon C. Hilla
Lucile Dewey
C. FE. Lasley
Officer 666 Delights Capitol Theatre Crowd
A near capacity audience attended the Capitol Avenue Theater last night for Officer 666 the season's opening play. The company delivered a lively performance mixing comedy and melodrama as a wealthy man in disguise returns to uncover betrayal by his lawyer and butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Avenue
Officer 666
Aillonaire
Sananeve
Imposter Plot Delights in Local Stagefarce at Buchanan Hall
A musical comedy review describes a lively show featuring Travers Gladwin and an impersonator in a web of romance and mistaken identity. Clarence Olliver plays the young millionaire savior while Marie Ashton and Marlon Bell spark romance with wit from Edward Pollock and Charlotte Lambert provides a strong aunt role. The audience laughs as Officer 666 is spoofed and a daring escape adds suspense. The Buchanan orchestra contributes a pleasing accompaniment and critics deem the entertainment well worth attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travers Gladwin
Hie
Donoument
Clarence Olliver
Mr. Gladwin
Officer 666
Buchanan
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Mra
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Asa J. Dobbins
J. L. ‘Baird
Newcastle
Edholm & Akin
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Mark Robert
Expressman
Colorado
M. EB. Johnson
Alliance, Neb
Jessie EB. Bledsoe
Welser
Ida
Johnson
Burlington
Atlast
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TWO
Seibert
and Lorenz
Casey Jones
Miss Abbot
Mary McManus
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Torrey’s Millinery
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