April blossoms and distant journeys in a small town notice
Florence Earle Coates inspires imagery as readers learn of Mrs Hl B Patten traveling east to Massachusetts and Baltimore for a daughter's graduation. Other locals plan trips to Denver and Birmingham for weddings and events while Miss Ruth Lacey heads to Birmingham for Miss Mary Campbell's wedding on April twenty third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl. B. Patten
Massachusetts
Baltimore
Matel Patten
Woman's College
Mr. Patten
Ruth Lacey
Birmingham
Ala
Mary Campbell
Louis Underwood
Milas Campbell
Vis
Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound Praised by Mother of Thirteen
Scottville Michigan resident G. Ounson credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with maintaining her health at age 45 while raising thirteen children. She recommends the remedy for herself and mentions her daughter’s relief from painful periods. The letter promotes the product as safe and effective for women’s health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottville
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Avey
Lydia B
Yellow Dinner Honors Guests at Fort Russell
Lieut and Mrs C Emery Hatha Way hosted a yellow themed dinner at their Fort Russell home last evening. Decor featured yellow jonquils, spun candy, and yellow ribbon bows. Plates held grape fruit baskets with yellow ribbon chicks. Guests included Captain and Mrs Walker Captain and Mrs Armstrong Lieut and Mrs Howard Lieut and Mrs Tompling and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Emery Hatha- Way
Walker
Mra. Armatrong
Mra
Howard
Tompking
Entertainments Benefit Links Music to Army Relief
A musicale and masquerade at the post gymnasium next Wednesday benefits the Army Relief with elaborate plans ensuring social and financial goodwill. Mrs Bundy and Mrs Black entertain the Regimental Card Club Friday at the Infantry Club as a related event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Bundy
Mee
Brungell
Black
Infantry Club
Afternoon By Mrs Cowin Postponed And Luncheon Planned
Mrs William B Cowin afternoon event postponed. Mrs William W Reno to entertain at luncheon Saturday. Captain and Mrs Edgar A Myer to host Saturday evening reception. Fourth Field Artillery Band concert Tuesday praised. hall filled to capacity. Captain Newbold hosts Swiss officer Lieut Von Schulthes and wife touring US. Lieut Von Schulthes, Swiss army officer, among guests at dinner with Lieut Kilbourne. Wednesday reception by Lieut and Mrs McNair honors Von Schulthes and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Reno
Mra
Edgar A. Myer
Fourth Field Artillery Band
Newbold
von Schulthers
Switzerland
United States
Tuesaday
Mullen Hosts Tuesday Evening Five Hundred Club
Mr and Mrs W B Mullen entertained the Tuesday evening five hundred club at their home. The guests enjoyed card games and an elaborate lunch to close the series. Attending were Mrs Weetveer and Mr and Mrs Ridgeley along with judges Potter and Beard, and others including Covert Swan Schnitger Chaplin and Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Mullen
Five Hundred Club
Weetveer
Ridgeley
Potter
Beard
Covert
Swan
Schnitger
Chaplin
Women Club Papers Highlight Local Figures Amid Social Events
The Woman's club at the library featured papers by Mrs. L. C. Hills on William Winter and Mrs. Iver Johnson on Modern Adote and Adreanos. A charity party at the Bike home, Mount Melick Club gatherings, and hospitality by Mrs. Ashley Gleason were noted. Opera Pirates of Penzance at Capitol Avenue Theatre drew Elks and Saturday Musical Club members plus family, with Mrs. Paul O. Brewster and others in star roles. J. L. Rockwell listed among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
William Winter
L. C. Hills
Mra. Iver Johnson
Mount Melick
Mount Moelilek
Ashley Gleason
Cory
Draper
Walcott
A. D. Johnston
Paul Bailey
Elizabeth Gill
Elks
Muaical Club
Cleters
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Buccenbe
V. K. Hart
Hills
Cobry
Coffman
Farnsworth
Vaughan, Kennedy
Kirkline
J. L. Rockwell
Woman's Club Last Literary Meeting Held
The Woman's Club concluded its season with the final literary meeting, featuring readings by members and closing remarks from club officers. Attendees praised the season's programs and welcomed upcoming events.
Women of Woodcraft Meeting and Play Preview Overload
Director voices confidence that production will exceed amateur norms as seasoned actors headline the show. A record audience is expected as seats sell briskly. Women of Woodcraft plan their regular meeting Thursday evening at Fraternal Trail with strong attendance urged. The D. A. sh. gathers Thursday afternoon at 2108 Warren Ave with Mrs. Charles Ohnhaug as hostess. Mrs. Parshall assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Woodcraft
Woodcraft
D. A. Sh
Charles Ohnhaug
Warren Ave
Parshall
Mystic Maze Club Meeting For Nagel and Border Birthdays
The Mystic Maze club will meet in the afternoon with Mrs. Robert Nagel to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs. Nagel and Mrs. William Border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Maze Club
Robert Nagel
Nagel
William Border
Methodist Aid Society to be entertained in church parlors
In church circles Mrs BE, TR, Coachman and Mrs Charles Teague will entertain the Methodist Aid Society this afternoon in the church parlors. The Baptist Q A will meet at four this afternoon in their court room at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go. C. A. the Baptist Q
Congregational Ladies' Ald Society Meets Tomorrow
The Congregational Ladies' Ald Society will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. M. Carley, 2400 Eddy Street. The Missionary Society of the Methodist church will also meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Garver, 606 East Diet Street, where Mrs. T. F. Dore bin will discuss the subject What to do with the lumnerant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ald Society
Congregational Ladies’ Ald Society
D. M. Carley
Eddy. Strowt
Mothers Meeting at Mrs Cage Home and St Mark's Tea
The Booth Cheyenne W C T UU will hold a mothers meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs C I Cage 207 Haat iy Bt A cordial invitation is extended to all The Ladies Auxiliary of St Mark's will entertain at Blubopatowe this afternoon with a musical tea The hours are from 8 to 6 and all members and friends are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
W. C. T UU
C. I. Cage
St. Mark's Wil
Blubopatowe
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