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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1917

Page

3

Luncheon and Society Notes Highlight Cheyenne Visit Scene

Mrs. Martin H. Startung hosted a 1:30 luncheon with twelve guests at her Cheyenne home, featuring sweet peas and lavender pink decor. Guests included Mrs. Hartune and others from Des Moines Honolulu Washington and beyond plus Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. Lee visiting Thermopolis. Separate items note Fay Walker’s New York dinner party at the Biltmore and a Kensington shower for Miss Nellie McHugh. Pie tins unclaimed from a Wyoming camp pie day await retrieval at Carnegie Library.

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 William Walker New York Fay Walker Lee Bristol Biltmore John Morrison Will Morrison France Walker 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 was hostess at an informal luncheon Thursday for her guest Mrs George Heckley of Honolulu. Covers were laid for fourteen.

J. D. Shingle George Heckley Honolulu

Local dignitaries honor hunters with breakfast reception

George Beckley and Dr. Hobdy of Honolulu along with J. Clarke of Denver return from a hunting trip to Jackson Hole. A breakfast in their honor will be held today at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Shingle, honoring the prominent banker and travelers.

George Beckley Dr. Hobdy Honolulu J. Clarke Denver Jackson Hole J. D. Shingle

Wedding Invitations Send to Friends of Lyon and McHneh

The Union Pacific clerical staff will picnic at Lake Minnehaha this afternoon. Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Ernest Tarl Lyon and Miss Mary Ellen McHneh. The ceremony will be held Wednesday, Sept. 19, at St. Mary's Cathedral with Father Hartmann officiating. Nellie Methugh, a Cheyenne favorite, is mentioned among local young women.

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 Notes

Cheyenne social column records Mrs W B Mullen and Miss Jeannette Mullen heading to Denver then Baltimore to enter Notre Dame convent. Other noted departures include Mrs Frank Eggleston to Laramie, Miss Effie Lannen to Maryland College, and Mrs Boyd Briggs to Camp Green.

Cheyenne Readers Make Weekend Travel Plans

The article notes a daughter leaving Monday to join Major Andersen in Charlotte North Carolina. It details a wide Cheyenne to Denver trip by Mr and Mrs George Beckley and their Honolulu guests after a stay at the J D Shingle home. It also recounts a motor trip by Mr and Mrs Fred Barnes and relatives visiting Eaton Fort Collins and La Porte with a chicken dinner in Eaton.

Fred Barnes Mr. Barnes

Cavalry Band Concert Delighted Crowds at Regimental HQ

The First Cavalry band under Mr. Jacques performed well yesterday before regimental headquarters drawing a large town audience. The program included March Garland Entree Overture Pastime on the Yukon and The Chimes of Normandy among others.

Flrst Cavalry Jacques Garland K. L. King The Yukon

Women’s Clubs Elect Officers At High School Meeting

Under vice president Will Reid the High School Teachers association met in the school assembly room Tuesday evening. Judge Mentzer spoke and new principal Mr. Jeseup introduced teachers who shared timely topics. Elected for the year: President Will Heid, Vice President Mrs A Ff Peabody, Secretary Mrs I C Newlin, Treasurer Miss Jessie Coupe. Next meeting set for October's second Tuesday.

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

Effort to support Red Cross work is noted and expenses are to be kept to the meeting of costs. A pleasant social hour followed with refreshments served by hostesses Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. W. S. Mentzer. A Kensington social at Mrs. W. S. Mentzer’s home is set for two weeks after the next regular meeting.

Sergi Voran Brown Martin Dahl Ullem of the Hand Seret Thanet Sou Kantre Headquarters 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 Dust Nimmo presided and Mrs FP Brine hosted the event, serving ten at 4 o'clock.

St. Mark's Guild Dust’ Nimmo FP. M. Brine

Win-One class urged to assemble for group picture

Members of the Win-One class of the Methodist Sunday series are urged to gather at 4 o clock this afternoon at the church. The photographer aims to take a group picture of the entire class while all soldier members are present.

Special music planned for Methodist church services Sunday

Morning and evening services include Miss Marjorie Nesh solo with violins and Mr. Nettson. The Congregational Aid Society held its monthly meeting with fifty five attendees, featuring a Red Cross talk by Jessie Lummis and notes on Illinois State Normal College leadership. Mrs. Whipple receives farewell tributes as she leaves for Seattle, health permitting. Hostesses served refreshments.

Methodist Church Marjorie Nesh Mr. Nettson Congregational Aid Congregational Aid Society Mgrs Jessie Lummis Laonmis Ilinois State

Cody men return from Masonic grand lodge meeting

WW Darrah I W Allen and I W Bell all of Cody attended the Masonic grand lodge meeting the first of this week and have returned home

Presbyterian Aid Society Sets Bake Sale Plans

After a vacation break the Presbyterian Aid Society met in the church parlors. Mrs. UH Ridgley led the group as president urged action and the ladies planned a bake sale for a Kelley Grocery event with D C Hudson as chairman. The meeting concluded with unanimous consent on the plans.

Presbyterian Aid Society Ridgley Kelley D.C. Hudson Charce

Weather Report from Cheyenne Wyoming September 14 197

The Cheyenne Wyoming weather report for 24 hours ending 6:00 PM on September 14 notes a mean temperature near 60 F with a highest 69 F at 3 PM and lowest around 40s. Northwest winds around 5 to 6 mph. Total precipitation since January 1 stands around 12.06 inches with normal 11.47 inches.

Ts Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Cheyenne Wyoming

Landmark Shoshone Project Land Opening in Wyoming

Cody Wyoming September 14 1905 about 12700 acres of fertile land on the Shoshone irrigation project in northwest Wyoming will open to homestead entry on September 20 A citizen homesteader may enter and contract to pay construction charges in installments over twenty years at 77 dollars per acre for the best improved land with lower rates for unimproved tracts The project lies about seventy five miles east of Yellowstone National Park and promises a rare opportunity for capitalized farming efforts.

Cody Wyo Wyoming Yellowstone National Park United States

Clarkson Quits Casper National Bank Post

Casper Wyoming Sept 14 M C Clarkson resigns after seven years as cashier at Casper National Bank. He will attend private interests and depart for Lawrenceville New Jersey with Tad Clarkson and Bud Palmer to enter preparatory school. He plans to return to Casper in about two weeks.

Casier Wyo Clarkson Casper National Bank Tad Clarkson Bud Palmer Lawrenceville N. J Casper

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Arthur K. Lee Thermopolis the Plains J. D. Shinkle H. G. Watson Rosalie Stone Society Item Lake Minnehaha Ligier's Beauty Capitol Avenue L. E. Horton Douglas Frank H. Eggleston C. I. Beatt Laramie William Tannen Effie Lannen Lutherville Effie Maryland College Maurie Jordan Lannen Athol Brophy Omaha George O. Brophy North Park J. L. Jordan Ranch Boyd F. Briggs Briggs Third Wyoming Regiment Irvin Smith Captain Smith Charlotte N. C Camp Green Charlotte, N. C Andersen Mra Mrs. Beckley Perior Optometrist Ft. Russell News Cartera Popular Sedale Selection Chimes Normandy Larendenan Smith Taylor Dewell 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 Costitn 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 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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