The Colorado statesman., 1921-12-17
CHEYENNE
WYO. NEWS
SWEET SIXTEEN.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
coslJn ,vns the scene of "A delightfui
marty given In honor of their dausn-
Ter Frances, who has reached the S.A
teenth milestone of her hto.
house was beautifully decora'eo, W.
color scheme being yellow anu oiue
The evening was spent III PinsIs
games and informal dancing AuLo
out the evening q punch was sefVec,
Ar late hour the guests were usnereu
into the dining room, where delicious
menu was served. At the place Oh INT
charming hostess was beautiiuliS
decorated cake with sixteen nBnteu
candles. bearing her name ana uate'
When the guests departed they SNOW
cred Miss Frances with beautiful tok,
ems of love and wishes for long anu
prosperous life. ,.o,
Those invited to share her hoSpttal-
ity were: The Misses Rachet but.i
of Denver, their house guest M
Markes, Hattie Brown, Dorothy orui
lev and Mrs Edith Saunders; MesSrs.
Tilford Ashford, Robert c. Rhone,
Charles williams, Jesse p. moman'
Jr Theodore Brown, Theodor Crump-
lev. Thomas James, Lloyd saunders
Vernon Gaskin, Fern Lucas ana oiln
Speece. She was assisted tnrough tne
evening by her charming SISTERS
Elayne and Edythe Gaskin.
Mrs Ida Anderson and Mr. VIM
Burney were joined in holy weoioch
on Dec. 5. The ceremony was at D1h-
Yer. Colo. Rev. Miller officiated. Inc
1 bride has been resident or tniS Si.S
number of years. Mr.. Burneys .ol
mer home was Kansas CITY, mo- MI
and Mrs. Burney are at home to their
friends at 600 West Eighteenth street
Mrs. Geo. Taylor departed to spenu
Christmas with friends in Louisville
XIV. Mrs. Taylor will visit st. LOUIS
and Nashville. Tenn, before returning
to Cheyenne. n
Frontier Lodge No. 2S5, I. P. B. o.
II w elected officers Dec. 5. The Of
floors who served so faithfully during
the mast year were reelected, excepting
the secretary. Mr.. VIII Redd was
elected secretary. ,.
Mr.. John A. Baker and friends were
in Denver to witness the Wills-Ihomp-
son fight. The following gentlemen
were in the party: Messrs Morris
Brown. Sam Hopkins, Tilford Ashford,
Emmett Bennett and Pat Dyer.
Mr.. VIM. Arsted was chilled TO
Kansas City by the death Of his IA
| ther. -
Mrs. James Randle spent the week
end with Mr.. Randle in Laramie
Sergt. Jasper Jones is confined ut
the hospital ut Ft. ID. A. Russell.
Sergt. ]. L. Leonard is at West
Point with detachment OF the Nlnth
cavalry Sergt. Leonard is the son-in-
law of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hopkins.
Mesdames Otis West and Matte
Crawley departed for Los Angeles.
Mrs. West has been i'll during the past
few years In spite of illness she has
been devoted church worker in the
| Second Baptist Church. Through her
efforts number of interesting pro-
grams have been given, netting the
church many hundred dollars. Mrs
! Crawley, who has not been feel
ing very well, lovingly agreed
to accompany Mrs. West. We pray
for the speedy recovery of these eX-
cellent ladies, who will be missed by
the community.
Mr.. James smith has purchased two
houses and lots on corner of twenty
second and O'Neal streets. This is ad-
| Joining property to Mr.. Smith.
Mrs. ]. NJ Endicott has returned
from a visit to Missouri, Kansas and
Colorado cities. She reports nice
time with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Randolph Butler was visitor
| in our city, guest of his brother, Mr.
Sam Butler.
Miss Julia Shirley has returned from
Denver to her old home town.
Mr.. Randolph Butler was the dinner
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence ]. Toliver, Tuesday. Mr.. But
Ter returned to Denver Wednesday, ac-
companied by his daughter, Miss Ra-
| chel.
The election of officers of Wyoming
Chapter, No. 81, o. T.. S., was held on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 13. The follow
| ing officers We're elected:
Mrs. Ollie Redd, Worthy Matron.
! Mrs. Myrtle Ashford, Associate Ma
tron.
Mrs. Mary Randall, Treasurer.
Mrs. DeMarge Toliver, Secretary.
Mrs M. L. Randle, Conductress.
Mrs. VILLA Davis, Associate Conduc-
! tress.
| Mr.. VIM. Benjamin, Worthy Patron.
Mr.. VIM. Redd, Sentinel.
Mr.. Poole Turner, Warder.
Mr.. Don Jones is seriously Ill.
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