Social events note luncheon and visits in Cheyenne
Mrs. Martin H Startung hosted a luncheon at her Cheyenne home for visiting women with lavender and pink decor. Twelve guests included Mrs. Hartune and Mrs. Beckley of Honolulu, Miss Johnston of Washington, and others. The piece also mentions William Walker of New York hosting Fay Walker at the Biltmore and a Kensington shower for Nellie McHugh. Pie tins unclaimed from a Wyoming camp pie day are available at Carnegie Library.
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Cheyenne
Martin H. Startung
Hartune
BR. T. Hough
Des Moines
Iowa
George Beckley
Honolulu
Augusta Johnston
Washington, D. C
C. L. Beatty
J. D. Shingle
A. D. Johnston
William C. Mentaer
William Dubois
A. €. Kingsford
George Daiber
R. A. Hopkins
W. J. McCormick
Kensington
Nellie McHugh
Carnegie Lbrary
Wyoming Camp
Congregational Church
Ballinger
Mrs J D Shingle Hosts Luncheon for Honolulu Guest
Mrs J D Shingle acted as hostess at an informal luncheon on Thursday for guest Mrs George Heckley of Honolulu. Covers were arranged for fourteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Shingle
George Heckley
Honolulu
Wealthy travelers honored after hunting trip breakfast
George Beckley and Dr. Hobdy of Honolulu and J. Clarke of Denver, a prominent banker, will return this morning from a hunting trip to Jackson Hole. A breakfast will be given in their honor at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Shingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beckley
Dr. Hobdy
Honolulu
J. Clarke
Denver
Jackson Hole
J. D. Shingle
Wedding Invitations Issued for Lyon and McHneh
The Union Pacific clerical staff plans a Lake Minnehaha picnic this afternoon. Invitations are issued for the wedding of Ernest Tarl Lyon and Miss Mary Ellen McHneh, set for Wednesday September 19 at St Marys Cathedral with Father Hartmann officiating. Mise Methugh, known as Nellie, remains a popular Cheyenne young woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Lake Minnehaha
Ernest Tarl Lyon
Mary Ellen McHneh
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Hartmann
Mise Methugh
Nellie
Cheyenne
Visiting List Highlights Local Social Ties
Mrs. W. Be. Mullen and daughter Jeannette travel to Denver and Baltimore for convent plans and schooling. L. E. Horton heads to Douglas for the state fair, then Cheyenne. Mrs. Eggleston leaves Cheyenne for Laramie, while Miss Effie Lannen heads to Maryland College. Mrs. Brophy visits Cheyenne friends before returning home. Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Smith depart for Camp Green. Mrs. Simpson concludes Cheyenne visit and travels to Cody via Denver.
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Athol Brophy
Omaha
George O. Brophy
Effie Lannen
North Park
J. L. Jordan Ranch
Daughter to join Major Andersen in Charlotte
The daughter will leave Monday for Charlotte North Carolina to join Major Andersen commander of one battalion of the Third Wyoming regiment. Mr and Mrs George Beckley and children of Honolulu who have stayed in Cheyenne as guests at the J D Shingle home will depart for Denver Sunday morning by car. Mrs Beckley has been entertained in Cheyenne while Mr and Mrs Fred Barnes and their party, with Mr Barnes parents and Mrs Barnes mother Mrs KE S Law, enjoyed a motor trip Tuesday visiting Eaton Colorado Fort Collins La Porte and ending back home Tuesday evening.
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Arthur K. Lee
Thermopolis
Cheyenne
the Plains
J. D. Shinkle
H. G. Watson
George Beckley
Rosalie Stone
Boyd F. Briggs
Briggs
Third
Wyoming Regiment
Irvin Smith
Captain Smith
Charlotte
N. C
Camp Green
Charlotte, N. C
Andersen
Mra
Honolulu
J. D. Shingle
Denver
Mrs. Beckley
Fred Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Band concert impresses crowd at regimental HQ
The First Cavalry band under Mr. Jacques gave a well received performance before regimental headquarters with a large town crowd in attendance. The program included marches, overtures, waltzes, and popular tunes, while officers face duties and personnel changes affect the headquarters troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flrst Cavalry
Jacques
High School Teachers Association Meeting Held at Assembly
At the high school Tuesday evening the Women’s Club and local teachers gathered with parents. Will Reid opened with a welcome, Judge Mentzer spoke, and Jeseup, the new principal, introduced the teachers who shared thoughts. Officers elected: President Will Heid, Vice President Mrs. A Ff Peabody, Secretary Mrs. I C Newlin, Treasurer Miss Jessie Coupe. Next meeting set for October second Tuesday.
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Will Reid
L’urent- Teacher Association
Mr. Reid
Will Heid
A. Ff. Peabody
I. C. Newlin
Jessie Coupe
Social Kensington Planned After Red Cross Meeting
Members wrapped up an effort to fund Red Cross work this year and limit expenses. A pleasant social hour followed with refreshments served by hostesses Mrs Hudson and Mrs W B Mentzire. A Kensington social will be held at Mrs W S Mentzer’s home in two weeks after the next meeting.
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Red Cross
Hudson
Kensington
Mentzer
St Mark's Guild Holds Routine Meeting at Parish House
The St Mark's guild met at the Parish house yesterday afternoon for routine business and a social hour. Mrs Dusty Nimmo presided and Mrs FP M Brine, the hostess, served ten at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Guild
Dusty Nimmo
FP. M. Brine
Win-One class urged to gather for group portrait at 4
Members of the Win-One class of the Methodist Sunday series are urged to assemble promptly at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the church so a group photograph can be taken while all soldier members are present.
Special music at Methodist church services Sunday
Morning and evening services will include music led by Miss Marjorie Nesh with violin solo and Mr. Nettson accompaniment. The Congregational Aid Society held its monthly meeting in the church parlors with fifty five present. Jessie Lummis spoke on Red Cross work and Illinois Normal College leader Laonmis explained Red Cross growth and patriotism among Illinois women. Mrs. Whipple receives farewell plans due to health as Mrs. Ireland is welcomed. Hostesses served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Marjorie Nesh
Mr. Nettson
Congregational Aid
Congregational Aid Society
Mgrs
Jessie Lummis
Laonmis
Ilinois State
Cody men return from Masonic grand lodge attendance
WW W Darrah I W Allen and I W Bell all of Cody attended the Masonic grand lodge the first of this week and have returned home.
Presbyterian Aid Society Plans Bake Sale at Kelley Grocery
Members of the Presbyterian Aid Society met yesterday in the church parlors after a vacation. Under President Mrs. Ridgley they ordered business and planned a bake sale for epic at Kelley grocery with Mr Hud son chairing the event and a unanimous vote to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Ridgley
Kelley
D.C. Hudson
Charce
Weather Report for Cheyenne Wyoming September 14 197x
Local Weather report shows 24 hours ending 6:00 PM. Temperature 54 degrees rising to 69 at 3 PM. Wind NW up to 16 mph and precipitation total since January 1 at 12.06 inches.
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Ts Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Land Openings Offer Big Farm Prospects in Wyoming
Cody Wyoming Sept 14 probable no more excellent opportunity has been offered for years to the man with capital who wishes to engage in farming than Sept 20 when 12400 acres of good agricultural land in the Shoshone irrigation project Wyoming will be opened to homestead entry The Shoshone project lies in northwestern Wyoming about seventy five miles east of Yellowstone Park The Homesteader must be a US citizen and must contract to pay the government construction charge in installments over twenty years without interest The charge is fixed at 77 per acre for the best improved land with a lesser charge for unimproved lands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyo
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
United States
Clarkson Quits Post As Casper Bank Cashier
Casper Casper National Bank cashier M Clarkson resigns after seven years and departs with Tad Clarkson and Bud Palmer for Lawrenceville New Jersey to enter preparatory school. He plans to return to Casper in about two weeks and will pursue private interests.
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Casier
Wyo
Clarkson
Casper National Bank
Tad Clarkson
Bud Palmer
Lawrenceville
N. J
Casper
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William Walker
Fay Walker
Lee Bristol
Biltmore
John Morrison
Will Morrison
France
Walker
Lake
Minnehaha
Ligier's Beauty
Capitol Avenue
L. E. Horton
Douglas
Frank H. Eggleston
C. I. Beatt
Laramie
William Tannen
Lutherville
Effie
Maryland College
Maurie Jordan
Lannen
Perior
Optometrist
Ft. Russell News
Garland
K. L. King
The
Yukon
Cartera Popular
Sedale Selection
Chimes
Normandy
Larendenan
Smith
Taylor
Dewell
Sergi
Voran
Brown
Martin
Dahl
Ullem of the Hand
Seret
Thanet Sou
Kantre
Headquarters
Whitman
Chuck Dick
Presyenizki Nae
Jonson, Vaeghn
Wolbrick Tre
Campbell
Anerican Luke
Service
Tecma
Fieh
Tiess
Saddler
von Stein
Une Mauer
Sergt
Waldron
Seret Goepper
Ty. W. GN
Capitel Avenue
Chow
Ralph Andersen
Torrington
Dildine
Court House
Weather Report
Wild Gee
M. ¢. Clarkson
Casper Bank Costiticis
Stutchman & Smith
Was
Carey
Lnter Logan's
First National Bank Building
Pombe
Titany
GAS and Electric Securities Company
Wines
Newbold & Co
A. S. Burke
Plastic
Satursday
Esimente
Win. Myers Dry Goods Co
Jeffery and Nash
Gearie Montgomery
Jeffery
Demonetravar
Mountein Motors Company
George
Vhene
Loe
Harry P. Hynds
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