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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
6
The article notes open season for dances with warm nights prompting fashion. It highlights a new May Majesty tulle jacket as a delicate sleeveless wrap to replace traditional scarves. Despite its airy look, experts question its warmth and romance compared to centuries of attire.
A flurry of society events fills the evening with dances and gatherings. High school cadet ball, Shriners party at the Masonic Temple, and multiple parish society meetings light up Cheyenne with plans and hostesses amid travels and visits by local residents and guests.
Miss Iazel Veatch entertained guests at her home for dinner at 6:30 with a pink and white decor, flowers, place cards and nut cups. Attendees included Mrs Vera M. McNeil Miss Mildred Scoggin Miss Chlorine Kring and Messrs Fred Babcock Oliver Deming Leonard Vannelli and Frank Lewis.
Butte, April 28. Religion is urged as the cure for Bolshevism and social ills by leaders across American life. Interchurch World Movement field secretary reports wide support from presidents, lawmakers, business leaders, and university heads for a large missionary campaign and a spiritual revival to curb radicalism and industrial strife.
New millinery notes emphasize dress hats for afternoon events. Two smart options feature a black lace picture shape with tulle and rose wreath, and a black lisere straw turbanned with curled ostrich plumes. Both suit afternoon receptions and bridge parties, with color variations possible.
Mrs. Lithgow Osborne a Danish countess and wife of a U S diplomat has sparked a Washington society fad with her portrait statuettes. She studied sculpture across Europe and has accompanied her husband in several capitals. Her Washington work in recent months attracts attention for natural poses, especially of children.
The cormorant, an aquatic bird of Chana, is used by inland river dwellers to catch fish. A cord around the neck prevents swallowing large fish, and the birds release their catches to owners who reel them back by strings attached to the birds’ legs.
Josephine Jefferson, daughter of actor Joseph Jefferson, states that her father never used a dog in any description of his Rip Van Winkle performances, countering claims by observers who insist a dog named Schneider appeared on stage.
English women flock to billiards with many halls catering exclusively to female players. Parlors use regulation size green cloth tables lowered for easier play, reflecting the popularity of the pastime among women cue enthusiasts.
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