Plentiful Social Scene At Governor Mansion And Plains
Cheyenne society rallied with Governor Houx hosting Mr and Mrs W L Simpson of Cody and other guests at the mansion. A late autumn dinner at the Plains featured Mrs Arthur Parker and a musical program by the Ferris trio with contralto solos by Mrs Wilbur Hawkins. Kinport birthday dinner celebrated the 69th anniversary of David Kinport Sr with family ties and motor trips recalled.
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the Plains
Arthur Parker
Major Parker
Ferris
Wilbur Hawkins
Hawkins
Third Wyoming Regiment
Amience
Grand Lodge
Parker
Frank L. Houx
W. L. Simpson
Cody
Herman B. Gates
Douglas A. Preston
Hilliard
Ridgley
H. Alan Floyd
Ralph Anderson
William E. Mullen
Briggs
Evanston
Captain Briggs
H. B. Henderson
Frank Homskey
James Durnford
Bruce Jones
L. R. Tyson
Dan Roberts
Dan, Jr
C. D. Roberts
Lillie
Minnie Roberts
Roberta
A .C. Kingsford
Steve Bon
Misa Mildred Bon
Anne
David RK. Kinport
Kinport
David R. Kinport
James Kinport
Kinport Honored On Father's Birthday
G R Kinport of Portland Oregon is remembered for spending the summer in Cheyenne Wyoming as part of a commemorative birthday tribute despite the incomplete clipping.
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G. R. Kinport
Portland
Ore
Chey
Wanted First Class Stenographer With Clerical Experience
Help wanted ad seeks a first class stenographer with clerical experience. Apply to Mr. Taylor at the Leader office for consideration.
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Taylor
Leader Office
Past Chiefs to Meet with Mrs Ira Hanna Tuesday
The Past Chiefs association will meet with Mrs Ira Hanna at 317 East Tenth Street Tuesday afternoon. All Past Chiefs are invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Hanna
East Tenth Street
Woman's Club Meeting Postponed One Week
The meeting of the Woman's club of the R. M. A. is postponed one week and will convene Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. J. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
The
A. J. Miller
Women's Civic League Inner Circle Meeting Date Change
The inner circle met informally Friday at Mrs. J E Bartlett's home. A further meeting is set for Thursday at 7 o'clock at the same location and all members are urged to attend.
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Women's Civic League
Bartlett
Local Society Supper Hosts Esteemed Guests
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Parshall entertained informally at a Sunday evening supper party at their home. Guests included Judge and Mrs. Cyrus Beard and Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Barkwell.
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A. J. Parshall
Cyrus Beard
M. C. Barkwell
Kensington Tea Honors Sister Guest In Rawlins Social
Mrs. Will Reid entertained Saturday afternoon with a Kensington tea honoring her sister Mrs. Jennie Tunnicliff of Rawlins. Sweet peas and golden glow decorations framed sewing and visiting while tea was served at five with help from Miss Helen Reid and Miss Minnie Nieman. guests included Mrs. Frank L. Houx Mrs. K. Ross Mrs. John Thomas Mrs. Reed of North Carp and Mrs. Tunnicliffe.
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Jennie Tunnicliff
Rawlins
Will Reid
Kensington
Helen
Minnie Nieman
Houx
Reid
Frank L. Houx
K. Ross
John Thomas
Reed
North Carp
Tunnicliffe
Complimentary Luncheon at Mrs Van Tassell Home
Eight women gathered for a luncheon at 1 PM yesterday at the home of Mrs R 8 Van Tassell. The event featured a handsomely appointed table and social conversation among invited guests.
Eliza beth to Recenter Weleutachuel in Denver
A fragment notes plans to travel to Denver tomorrow where Miss Eliza beth will recenter the Weleutachuel after spending the summer. The text is sparse and names are partial but identifies a movement or event involving Miss Eliza beth and Denver.
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Denver
Elizabeth
High School PTA to Hold Annual Meeting and Elections
Chapter OP Bo and the sisterhood will meet this afternoon with Ira B Ree presiding for the first fall session. The PTA call meeting is set for 7 40 oclock in the Assembly room for the annual tense meeting and officer elections. Will Reid will preside in Mrs Jefferis absence. FWA Bridge Club met yesterday with Mrs William Tu Bois hosting a season of cards and tea at six. Merc A D Johnston made high score. Mrs Gates will host in two weeks.
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Ira B Ree
The
Fail Sean
Teness
Will Reid
Mes
Jefferis
F. W. A. Bridge Club
William Tu. Bois
Merc
A. D. Johnston
Gates
Cheyenne Hosts Masonic and Eastern Star Grand Chapter Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. William Dickinson of Lander and Mr. and Mrs. George Dobler of Riverton arrived by motor to attend the Masonic and Eastern Star grand chapter in Cheyenne this week. Also in Cheyenne are Mr. and Mrs. Tilton of Saratoga and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hadsell of Rawlins, all guests at the Plains during the Masonic gatherings.
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William Dickinson
Lander
George Dobler
Riverton
Cheyenne
Masonic and
Eastern Star Grand Chapter
The
Plains
Mrs. Tilton
Saratoga
Masonic Grand Lodge
the Plains
Frank Hadsell
Rawlins
Cheyenne W C T U to Elect Officers This Afternoon
The Cheyenne W C T U meets this afternoon in the Carnegie library auditorium at o clock for annual officer election, business, and dues collection. Attendance urged as Mrs Newell Bell is absent and Ralph Bolin oversees the session. P B of W C T U holds 7 30 pm meeting at headquarters with a program.
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Cheyenne W.C. T. U
Cheyenne W. C. T. UL
Carnegiebrary
P. B
W. C. TU
Newell Bell
Ralph Bolin
Aged Prof. N. E. Stark Death Here Acknowledged
Mrs. Lee Bristol and Charles Bristol with Mrs. BE Mains returned Sunday from Douglas after responding to the death and burial of Prof. N. E. Stark. Mrs. Jennie Tunnicliffe and son Everett, guests at Mrs. Will Reid’s home, left Sunday for Manhattan Kansas where Mr. Tunnicliffe will begin college.
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Lee Bristol
Charles Bristol
BE. Mains
Douglas
N. E. Stark
Jennie Tunnicliffe
Everett
Cheyenne visit notes by Eastern Star and Masonic leaders
Mrs. William Nieman and Mrs. Robert Turner of Rawlins attend the Eastern Star grand chapter in Cheyenne and stay at the Will Reid home. Mr. Turner arrives today for the Masonic grand chapter. Mrs. Turner is Mr. Reid's sister and Mrs. Nieman is the mother of Minnie Nieman, a stenographer in Mr. Reid's office.
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William Nieman
Robert Turner
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Eastern Star Grand Chapter
Will Reid
Turner
Masonic Grand Chapter
Mr. Reid
Nieman
Minnie Nieman
Cheyenne hosts visitors for lodge events and college moves
Mrs Osgood Johnson and Mrs Goodrich arrived in Cheyenne Sunday night from Wheatland for the Eastern Star grand chapter. Mrs Frank Roach returns to Cheyenne with her son and plans to move from Nettford to a Twenty sixth street cottage. Mr and Mrs Adams of Sheridan attend Masonic grand lodge at the Plains. Mr Morgaridge of Sheridan attends the Masonic grand lodge. Misses Daisy and Mamie Merrill of Enibar visit Cheyenne enroute to Denver with Mrs D A Preston. Miss Viola Kleinke leaves for Lincoln to study at the University of Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Percy Smith and daughter Irene plan to motor to Denver where Irene will enroll at Wolcott school. Mr Alice Barber and Miss Elizabeth Whitaker study at Walent school. Mr and Mrs W L Simpson of Cody visit Laramie for the weekend amid exception board duties.
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Frank L. Houx
W. L. Simpson
Cody
Cheyenne
Simpson
Houx
Alt
Osgood Johnson
Mrs Goodrich
Wheatland
Eastern Star Grand
Frank Roach
Northwest
Nettford
Twenty-sixth Street
Grant Hopkins
Mrs. Adams of
Sheridan
Masonic Prand Lodge
The
Plains
Daisy
Mamie Merill
Enibar
Denver
D. A. Preston
Mrs. Preston
Merin Merrill
Percy Smith
Irene Smith
Irene
Wolcott
Alice Barber
Elizabeth Whitaker
Walent School
Mr. Simpson
Exception Board
Laramie
Neban Augusta Johnston Visits Cheyenne Relatives
Neban Augusta Johnston arrived yesterday from Washington D C for a visit of several weeks with her Cheyenne relatives among whom she will stay.
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Neban Augusta Johnston
Washington, D. C
Johnston family mentioned heirs in Omaha visit note
Mrs. Frank Homskey returned Saturday from Omaha where she visited Mrs. Frank Ottman, formerly of Cheyenne, as part of a regional social notice referencing G. P. Johnston A. D. Johnstons and E. . Johnstons.
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Frank Homskey
Omaha
Frank Ottman
Cheyenne
Miss Wyckoff Leaves Cheyenne After Summer Visit
Miss Marjorie Wyckoff of York Nebraska departs Cheyenne this morning after a season of charming visitor status. She has been the guest of Misses Hannah and Alice Forbes and received much special attention during her stay.
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Marjorie Wyckoff
York, Neb
Cheyenne
Hannah
Alice Forbes
Ladies Attend Grand Chapter Sessions In Cheyenne
Mrs Curtis Templin of Chugwater and her sister Mrs Warren traveled to Cheyenne yesterday for sessions of the grand chapter of the E. S. and are guests of their sister Mrs Peter Appel. Miss Laurance and Miss Lillian Blamey returned from a two week visit in Laramie and Green River.
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Curtis Templin
Chugwater
Warren
Cheyenne
The
Peter Appel
Laurance
Lillian Blamey
Laramie
Green River
Local residents travel plans and visitors announce
Mr and Mrs Arthur Piggott returned from a week long motor trip in Colorado. Mr and Mrs M P P Keefe and their daughter Patricia left yesterday for Douglas to attend the state fair. Miss Esther Johnson of Laramie arrives to visit Mr and Mrs Ed Nash. Mrs Reed of North Carolina visits her sister Mrs John L Thomas.
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Arthur Piggott
Colorado
Mrs Goff Leaves for East With Delta Gamma Cousins
Mrs H L Goff wife of Third Wyoming regiment travels east with her mother Mrs Buckingham of Chicago for visits in Chicago and other places while her husband serves in North Carolina. Mrs James A Wool and daughter Miss Edith Wood of Appleton Wisconsin arrive in Cheyenne for an extended stay at the Stimson home. Miss Wood and Miss Louise Stimson are Delta Gamma sisters and former Lawrence College students.
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H. L. Goff
James A. Wool
Edith Wood
Appleton
Wis
Cheyenne
J. Bs. Stimson
Miss Wood
Misa Louise Stimson
Delta Gamma
Lawrence College
Mrs Dugald Whitaker Returns to Cheyenne From Ranch
Mrs Dugald Whitaker and her daughters Elizabeth and Mary have returned to Cheyenne from the Horse creek ranch, where they were residing.
Presbyterians to Welcome New Members Friday Evening
The Presbyterian church invites new members to an Friday evening reception at the church doors to welcome newcomers and celebrate fellowship within the congregation.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Centennial Petroleum Company Incorporation in Wyoming
The Centennial Petroleum Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on September 1917 to refine and deal in crude and refined petroleum oil and gas. It has capital stock of one million dollars in one million shares at one dollar each and a fifty year term. Directors for the first year are H M Olds Casper F M Palmer Burns and Claude F Palmer Cheyenne. The agent for service is Claude F Palmer with office in Torrington Goshen County.
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Wyoming
H. M. Olds
Casper
Wyo
F. M Palmer
Burns
Claude F. Palmer
Cheyenne
Torrington
Goshen County
Cheyenne Presbyterian Aid to Hold Friday Meeting
A regular meeting of the Cheyenne Presbyterian Aid society is planned for Friday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs. Jr. 5. Ridgley presiding.
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M Presbyterian Aid Society
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George Heckley
Honolulu
M Mincing
Marty
Marjorie Wryekorf
York
Neb
W. O. Gray
Worland
Forbes
Past Chief's Association
Woman's Club of the
Inner Circle Meeting
Kensington Tea
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Lincoln Highway
F. W. A. Club
Kryptoks
Fisher Optical Co . Optical Co
W. 17Th Street
Optometrist
Y. P. HB
Altar and Rosary Society
Altar and Rosary Society of
Mr. Morgaridge
Viola Kleinke
Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska
G. P. Johnstons
A. D. Johnstons
E. §. Johnstons
Esther Johnson
Ed Nash
Mrs. Reed
North Carolina
John L. Thomas
Ligier
Centennial Petroleum Company
Centennial Petroleum CO
H. Claude F. Palmer
Telnet
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Presbyterian Aid Society
D. W. Gill
Capital Avenue
Whia
Gitless Shop
Carey Ave
Union Shop
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph CO
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Champa
Equitable Building
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