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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
13
The piece highlights a dainty tulle jacket as a fashionable wrap for warm evenings and dances. It features delicate edging and the promise of style over practical warmth, as critics note it cannot fully replace the romance of traditional scarf bindings.
Various social events unfold this evening in Cheyenne including the third annual high school cadets military ball at the school gymnasium and the Shriners ball at the Masonic Temple with masked guests. Fort D. A. Russell hosts, with committees led by Jack Kenkel and several Fort D. A. Russell members.
Miss Iazel Veatch entertained at her home last evening with dinner at 6:30. The pink and white decorated table featured flowers, place cards, and nut cups. Guests included Mrs. Vera McNeil, Miss Mildred Scoggin, Miss Chlorine Kring, Miss Veatch, and Messrs. Fred Babcock, Oliver Deming, Leonard Vannelli, and Frank Lewis. Other items note visits by Dacie Z. H. Levison and Miss Louise Larsh, with social activities involving the university group in Laramie and a Sunday school class gathering hosted by Mrs. O. B. Garrettson, featuring music and readings. Ice cream, cake, and coffee were served at 10:30.
Butte, Mont., April 28. Religion is urged as the cure for bolshevism and many ills by leaders in business, politics, and academia. The Interchurch World Movement solicits a $336,777,572 campaign to fund missionary and benevolent work across 30 denominations, with strong support from figures like Schwab, Gary, Vanderlip, Bryan, and McAdoo, arguing that a spiritual revival underpins civilization.
The piece describes two formal hats for women including a black lace over tulle large picture shape with a wreath of small roses and a black lisere straw turban trimmed with curled ostrich plumes. It notes dress hats remain essential despite many stylish sport styles and discusses color variations and suitable occasions.
Mrs. Lithgow Osborne a Danish countess and U S diplomat wife has sparked a Washington society fad with her portrait statuettes chiefly of children in natural poses. She studied sculpture in European art centers and accompanied her husband to capitals, producing works in Washington noted for their naturalness of pose.
The cormorant an aquatic bird of Chana is used by inland river natives to catch fish. A cord around the neck prevents swallowing large fish. The birds give up their catch to owners who recall them with strings tied to their legs.
Josephine Jefferson, daughter of Joseph Jefferson, states his father never used a dog on stage in Rip Van Winkle. She clarifies that many observers misremember a dog named Schneider appearing in the production.
English women take to billiards with Tondon hosting dozens of ladies parlors. Many halls cater exclusively to female players and feature regulation green cloth tables set lower for comfortable play.
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