Evening social calendar at Ely clubs and camps
The note highlights a season of dinners and parties at Trapper Lodge Camp Kendrick and Ely clubs. Guests include Captain and Mrs Andersen, Captain Parker, Miss Lambert and Percy Spencer of Cody, and visiting ladies from Kansas City St Louis and Little Rock. A Kensington tea features flags and a prize for a flag knowledge contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Andersen
Mra. Yarneverger
Lander
Majore
Lonabaugh
Tyrner
Smith
Grishee Wind Sawtelle
Camp Kendrick
Arthur Parker
Misses Lambert
Percy Spencer
Cody
Pee
Carlton B. Prank
Kensington
View Amnon
Kansas City
Cook
St. Louia
Green
Joremic
Johnson
Little Rock
Arkansas
Visiting List Highlights Local Trips and Guests
A long list details residents and visitors in Cheyenne. Albert Jensen and Howard Baldwin of Detroit join their wives and children, planning to return home in August, while Ruth Jensen and Marjorie Johnston are mentioned by marriage. Numerous other families plan trips to Estes Park Fort Collins Denver and Thermopolis Hot Springs with stays in Wheatland Homer Springs and along local routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jensen
Howard Baldwin
Detroit
Michigan
Cheyenne
Baldwin
Ruth Jensen
Jensen
Marjorie Johnston
Lady Workers of Soil Discussed in Britain and Guests Visit
The article notes United Kingdom women joining agriculture under a Land league scheme while several visitors travel in from the United States to attend church and social events. Mrs Belle Kimball visits as district manager during a K C hall gathering this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land League
Great Britain
K. C. Hall
Belle Kimball
Coterie Art Club Meeting This Afternoon
Woman's clubs note a Coterie Art Club gathering this afternoon led by Mrs. Al Finch. Also listed are Knights and Ladies of Security with reference to Kolighte and Ladies of Secur- in local notices.
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The
Coterie Art Club
al Finch
Knights and Ladies of
Security
Kolighte
Ladies of
Secur
Bread price to rise nationwide warns Schulze Baking head
Chicago August 17 report quotes Paul Schulze president of Schulze Baking Co saying a rise in bread prices is imminent. He forecasts the five cent loaf will be phased out in two weeks due to high flour costs, urging households to buy the ten cent loaf for value. Bakers may keep the ten cent loaf price while raising the five cent size to six cents. Economies in baking and handling could allow continued ten cent loaf production despite overall price pressure.
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Chicago
Paul Schulze
Schulze Baking Company
Schulze
Frames to Adorn Rooms With Matched Sets
A city note suggests buying a matching set of frames to decorate rooms. The householder who secures a full set can expect a stylish transformation that will repay the effort and expense.
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Thade
Manene City
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting At Library Auditorium
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet in the library auditorium this afternoon. A large attendance is urged as a committee drafts resolutions in memory of Mrs. Jennie A. Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Helief Corps
Woman's Relief Corps
Jennie A. Knight
Help One Another Club Meeting Report
Help One Another Club met with Mrs Billsabeth Hawes yesterday afternoon with a large attendance. Mrs Hiram Sapp presided during the business session. The ladies sewed on club work and at five o clock the hostess served tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billsabeth Hawes
Hiram Sapp
Presbyterian Aid Society Meeting At Church Parlors
The Presbyterian Aid Society will meet this afternoon in the church parlors. The Guild of St Mark's will meet at the Parish House this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Circles
Presbyterian Aid Society
St. Mack's
Guild of St Mark's
Double faced tailored suit in deep wine and puce tones
An early fall showcase features numerous double faced tailored suits with bold color harmony. A striking example in deep wine and puce highlights a straight front skirt with circular hip shaping and uneven hem revealing contrasting facing.
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Bnng
Kaneas City
Child Welfare Head Urges Saving of Girls
New York August 17 The confession of Yorke Rotwiht exposing the white slave traffic in New York prompts Mrs Walaford Tuill Brown president of the International Child Welfare league to push for a permanent home service to protect young girls. She cites Howwis testimony and corroborating evidence as urging prompt action and personal effort by women aiding victims in the city.
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Yorke Rotwiht
New York
Walafor
Tuill Brown
International Child Wel
Fare League
Hom
Midea
Mire
Brown
Howwis
Miss Tutner
Florence Cruiveton Howe
Trays From Picture Frames Latest Fad
A guide to repurposing old fashioned picture frames into serving trays. Clean frames remove glass and add finish, add felt bottom and a fabric liner, then fit handles from hardware stores or secondhand sources. Weighs done with a net of plates or tumblers.
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Alfies
Child Welfare Volunteers Aim to Reform Unfortunate Girls
A permanent committee proposed to work with Miss Tutner Miss Smith and the chief probation officer to lead a volunteer effort under supervision of the Child Welfare league. The group will seek a concrete plan to redeem the girls and advance the Single Standard of Morals committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Standard of Morals Committee
The
Child Welfare League
Gitia
Woman recovers health after Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Jamaica New York woman suffers head and backache dizziness and nervousness for two years. After her sister in law suggested Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she took it three times daily and regained health, keeping a bottle at night.
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Jamaica
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. L. SN
Burnyam
Globe Ave
N.Y
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E
Pinkham Modiscine Co
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W. B. Fordyce
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W. A. Wyman
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Robert Jerpe
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William J. Lee
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James W. Stenson
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P .A. McGovern
Charlotte Chaplin
Earl Shindle
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Ruth Chaplin
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W. W. Crook
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