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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1916
Page
11
Social notices list dancing party plans at the Plains and Parish House, a beefsteak fry at the Country club, a Saturday children story hour at City park, and a factory visiting outing for Cheyenne women. Camping trips, birthday picnics, and a Sunday house party are announced with several local families and hosts named.
A long list of Cheyenne residents and visitors is noted including Miss Eleanor Fillebrown from Philadelphia staying with Mrs. C D Carey, Rev W E D B Gray’s return from Ogden, Frontier guests Elizabeth Whitaker and Marjorie Sturtevant, Mrs B A Turner of Wheatland and her son Francis visiting Camp Kendrick, Rev Mr Andrews visiting his sons in the west, Captain and Mrs Arthur Parker hosting visits, Mrs Parker’s daughter Marjorie joining Cody trip after a funeral, Miss Minnie O Leary from Denver visiting J F O Mahoney, the Renfro sisters en route to Denver and Nebraska, Mrs M Le Stome and Ruth from Omaha, newlyweds Fred and (Mrs) Bolce settled in Cheyenne, and others from Denver, Colorado Springs, and surroundings returning from trips.
The report records a motor trip to Denver involving Mr. Mans a Denver party member returning to his Minchenipp headquarters. Mrs Maas plans month long stays with Cheyanaha relatives while Mr. Nelson Roles of Chicago visits his mother Mrs. Edgar Bolce and brother Mr. Fred Bolce and wife. Old friends accord a cordial welcome home as Mrs H EB Rentek of Denver visits Mr and Mrs Hi BR Honder pon at their home.
The Help One Another club met Thursday at Mrs. G. L. Spring's home. Members sewed on club work to prepare layettes for needy mothers and received frequent calls. A social visit followed. at five, refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs. B. E. Hall and Miss Marie Hall assisting. Mrs. Pisabeth will host in two weeks.
The author advises on affordable ladies' outfits with fourteen fabrics and colors, including a plain gore skirt and a moderately long coat with colored sleeves. Also suggests a soft black satin second garment, stressing tasteful, original quality over cheap imitations of luxury $400 models.
New York statistics show American manufacturers marketed 8.754 billion cigarettes in the first five months of this year, up from 6.393 billion in the same period last year.
Baltimore August 4. David Dicter a 20 year old professional actor died after leaping from a speeding car during a film jump near the Mile Picture corporation studio on Frederick road. He was noted as a promising performer in half breadth escapes and had frequently tempted fate. Bee Mark Chapman for Insurance and houses. 18th and Carey Ave. tf
The Guild of St. Mark's met at the Parish House yesterday afternoon to handle routine business followed by social hour and refreshments hosted by Mrs. Philip Brown and Mrs. David Nimmo. Presbyterian Aid Society held a largely attended meeting in church parlors with refreshments and a plan to use individual bank offerings in lieu of church suppers. Willing Workers Meeting hosted by Mrs. E. S. Johnston featured guests including Mrs. Ada Johnston Farmer of Portland and Mrs. Albert Jensen of Detroit with an informal reception, devotional exercises, dollar donations for the treasury, and a bake sale planned for Saturday August 1 at Johnston grocery store. September meeting set for Mrs. Percy Smith's home.
Lucile argues two well chosen gowns suffice for a stylish year. She notes fashion readers ask about clothing, and a simple classic wardrobe in good material can suit most. A smart example from 1908 illustrates the method and popularity of restrained dress.
A Baltimore Sun garden note argues that weeds outlive many plants, illustrating the idea that survival favors those that fit best to persist. The piece uses a witty quote about fitting as many as possible to survive to frame the observation.
The latest artificial bouquet stems are wood and rubber, designed to stay submerged in water. Debutantes’ desk bouquets and table decorations are shown by a major Chicago millinery flowers maker during the off season, and these flowers resist detection.
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