Organ Recital and Community Gatherings In Homey Cheyenne
A detailed Cheyenne scene chronicles Tawtta Lee’s organ recital at First Methodist Church in Homey with works by Mendelssohn Handel and Beethoven, followed by Mrs Bert McGee hosting a lunch at Granite Canyon for Mrs Johnson of Little Neck Arkansas. The piece notes a Camp Fire Girls gathering at Talbot's grove, a barn dance at the Whitaker ranch, and a long guest list of local residents and families attending these autumn social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert McGee
Granite Canyon
Hontcoe
Johnson
Little Neck
Arkansas
Cheyenne
Hugo
Sam Chenstein
Cara
Mesdames Johnson
Fred Hirole
W. 8. Mentver
T. J. Wenneberry
C. A. Beach
C. B. Frank
Ihe
Sam Ohenstein
J. W. Griffin
Frank Gallivan
William Lannen
Robert Davidson
Steve Bon
Andrew Gilchrist
Plannigan
Kendall Bon
Alex Nimmo
John Whitaker
Mill Creek
Hiram Davidson
Hall Free
Wow Card Party at the K with 15 Cent Admission
A notice announces a card party on a Tuesday evening at the K ballroom with admission set at 15 cents. The event is dated September 15, 1918, and promises a social gathering for attendees.
Visiting List Shows Many Local Residents Traveling
A long list notes residents leaving Cheyenne for vacations or trips to Washington D C Columbia College and Denver. It also lists arrivals such as Miss Martha Post joining the state library in Boise and other visitors and family members visiting Cheyenne from Des Moines Helena Basin Sheridan Worland and Laramie.
Families Move Southward for Military Assignments
Mrs Leigh A Fuller and children left for Seminee New Mexico to join Major Fuller on border duty with the field hospital. Mr George Stewart left for Zanesville Ohio after summer with Fort Russell. Miss Susie Smoke went to Columbia Missouri to join her mother visiting her son Sam Smoke and family. Mrs William W Reno and children plan to leave the Post in October to join Major Reno at El Paso where the hospital headquarters have been set up. Major Reno is building a house for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh A. Fuller
Seminee
New Mexico
Major Fuller
Field Hospital
Susie Smoke
Columbia
Missouri
Sam Smoke
William W. Reno
Major Reno
el Paso
Churchill Parent-Teacher Association Plans First Meeting
The Churchill building assembly room hosts the first Churchill Parent-Teacher association meeting Friday at 2 30 PM. Parents urged to attend to meet new teachers and elect officers for the year. Mrs Jessia Linton invites patrons to support pupil interests through the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Churchill Parent- Teacher Association
Churchill Building
Jessia ©. Linton
Noted Meeting Details and Travel Anecdotes
Members discussed a five dollar donation to the loan scholarship fund and the election of Are. James B. Libby as delegate to the state federation at Sheridan in October. Merc, D. M. Carley was named president's satirite to the convention. An informal program covered future plans and vacation notes. Mrs. Harley spoke of Salt Lake City and Oregon trip. Mrs. D C Hadean recounted motor trip adventures to Colorado. Mrs. Robbins Kote described the Fort Walbach monument reveal on Labor Day. Mrs. Hudson was to write the first chapter of a year long original story. Next meeting Mrs Peabody would read on Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are
James B. Libby
Sheridan
Merc
D. M. Carley
Harley
Salt Lake City
Oger
Utah
D.C. Hadeon
Colorado
Robbins Kote
Old Fort Walbach
Hudson
Mra
Peabody
Yellowstone Park
Church Circles Sewing School to Open in Town
Mrs. R. W. Warren, longtime beloved supervisor, announces the opening of a sewing school by church circles. The venture aims to teach basic needlework to community members and provide a space for skill development and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Warren
Alp Club Resumes Fortnightly Meetings
The Alp club resumed its fortnightly gatherings with the first meeting of the year held yesterday afternoon in the Woman's club room at the library. Mrs. BE. J. Dobbins, the president, presided over the session and led the opening business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alp
Woman's Club
Mbrary
Mra
BE. J. Dobbins
Sewing school opens invitation for new and former members
St. Mark's Sewing school tendent announces Saturday afternoon sewing will open at her home 709 East Eighteenth street with all former members invited and new members welcome. The King's Daughters of the Congregational church hold first social meeting Thursday evening inviting all members, church women, and strangers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawtta Lee
Wer Pun
Mise Titan Haney
Hlomey
Prioit
Tendent
St. Mark's
Mra Warren
Addrons
East Eighteenth Street
King’s Daughters of the Congregational Church
Bake Sale At Union Mercantile On September First
Guilaet St. Mark's announces a bake sale for Saturday September 1 at the Union Mercantile store. Mrs FS King will be in charge of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilaet St. Mark's
Union Mercantile Store
FS. King
Missionary Tea at Church Features Miss Saunders Address
The Baptist Missionary society hosts a missionary tea at the church this evening. Miss Maude Saunders, field secretary for the national foreign society, will address the audience. Other program items and a social hour with refreshments are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary Society
Evenion
Apron Gate Entertainment Event Invites Public Attendance
An apron gate will be held in connection with the entertainment. The public is invited to attend. A silver offering will be taken.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ate TV Club
Beeen
Mimof
Pete Aeeereeeewes
Cgrave
Astarte
Mildenberg
Delbruck
Irs
Herr McGee
Thomas McGee
East Sevenyernth Street
Mabeth Beach
Dick Beach
Lost
Camp Fire
Abby &. Roys
Talbot's Grove
Misa Nighswander
Daniel van
J. J. Jordan
Mra. Underwood
J. C. Underwood
William Barber
J. W. Lacey
Tyler
Deheemer
McDonald
Marle Smith
Jones
Mary Carpenter
Marie Jordan
Effie Lanne
Margaret Burdick
Rosalie Stone
Ruth Breichh
Betty Riner
Eva Keppler
Alice Smith
Mary Shanley
Lacey
Eddick
Messrs. Riner
William Mack
Harry Henderson
Smith
DeReemer
Frank Jordan
Flair Carpenter
Hansen
Scudder
Davie
Harrington
Hart
McPhee
Bailey
W.O.W. Card Party
Suka
Augusta Johnston
Washington, D. C
Denver
Misa Martha Post
Buffalo
Wicrarlan
Misa Agnes Wright
Columbia College
Miss Post
Hugh Coffman
Sidney Schiele
St. Lowis
M. Idleman
Max Asche
Helena
Montana
Madge Davis
Frances Davis
H. R. Millard
New York
A. A. Underwood
Minionic
Eastern Star Grand Lodge
Mee
R. E. Burner
Virginia
Mise Rauver
Laramiein
William Craig
H. B. Gates
Worland
Sam Thompson
The
Mission Apartments
Mabeth Peach
Chile
Lincoln
Nebraska
University
Railway Mail Service
Colorado Capitol
Marie Milligan Hee
Larawle
University of Wyoming
Meda Carley
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
Italy
Eleonora Dune
Itelian Setreas
Lugano
Kaly
Biio Vie
America
Russell
Coterie Art Club
Carl Gylling
HW. D. Gleason
Busi Beas
Mids Gyaste Johnston
Washington, C
Mra Smith
L Os Moines
Iowa
Mew
Paul Lariver
Prank Gleason
Mit Hertung
Wooltex
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
King’s Vanrhiters
Witter
Boston Ladies’ Tailor
Carey Avenue
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