Kensington and Camp Events Highlight Social Season
Social notices report Major and Mrs Andersen hosting a formal dinner with officers at their fourth in a series, visits at Camp Kendrick for Miss Lambert and Percy Spencer, and Kensington gatherings for visiting ladies from Kansas City St Louis and Little Rock. Activities include sewing, tea, flag games, and birthday invites with local residents and guests.
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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 Reveals Nearby Trips and Guests
The Cheyenne column notes visits from Albert Jensen and Howard Baldwin of Detroit joining their wives and babies visiting relatives, with plans to return in late August. It lists trips by Mrs. Mark Cox and family to Denver, the Kleinke family to Estes Park, and Dr. O. K. Snyder plus Mrs. Snyder’s Denver motor trip, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Win Hanensworth
Ada Farmer
Portland
Albert Jensen
Detroit
Michican
Howard Baldwin
Michigan
Cheyenne
Baldwin
Ruth Jensen
Jensen
Marjorie Johnston
O. K. Snyder
Denver
E. B. Johnston
Esten Park
Fort Colling
Lady Workers of Soil in Great Britain, Visitors Depart
The article notes J F Jenkins travels to Granite Spring to visit family near a reservoir. It mentions Rev William J Lee and Rev James W Stenson returning home, Miss Charlotte Chaplin visiting Denver, and Vitae 1K Snyder and Dr W W Crook at Granite Springs enjoying fishing. It describes women called lady workers of the soil employed by the Land League to replace men on farms in Great Britain. A meeting at K C hall is planned with Mrs Belle Kimball, district manager, expected as a guest and attendees urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
W. W. Crook
Granite Springs
Land League
Great Britain
K. C. Hall
Belle Kimball
Woman's Clubs Coterie Art Club Meets This Afternoon
The Coterie Art Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Al Finch. Knights and Ladies of Security and the Kolighte and Ladies of Security are noted in related listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Coterie Art Club
al Finch
Knights and Ladies of
Security
Kolighte
Ladies of
Secur
Bread price to rise nationwide warns Schulze Bakery chief
Chicago August 17 The country should expect a bread price hike within two weeks with the five cent loaf likely to be replaced by a six cent loaf while the ten cent loaf remains available at current prices Paul Schulze president of Schulze Baking Company says high flour costs may force bakers to raise prices and urges housewives to buy the larger loaf as a temporary relief He explains that switching to the ten cent loaf saves labor and that the bakery can maintain supply without extra cost to customers until wheat prices stabilize.
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Chicago
Paul Schulze
Schulze Baking Company
Schulze
Frames to adorn rooms with a matched set
A brief notice notes that a set of framed adornments can transform a house. If a home possesses a matching collection, the investment pays back in style and room enhancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thade
Manene City
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting At Library Auditorium
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet in the library auditorium this afternoon with a large attendance urged. A committee will draft resolutions honoring the 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 for a well attended session. Mire Hiram Sapp presided during the business meeting. Members sewed on club work and at five o clock the hostess served tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billsabeth Hawes
Hiram Sapp
Church Society Meeting At St Mack's Parish House
The Presbyterian Aid Society meets this afternoon in the church parlors. The Guild of St Mark's will gather at the Parish House this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Circles
Presbyterian Aid Society
St. Mack's
Guild of St Mark's
Double Pachd Tailored aUiTa Among Early Fall Shows
A review notes many severely cut tailored suits in double faced materials with a deep wine purple fabric and puce accents. One outfit features a straight front and back panel skirt with circular hips and an uneven hem to reveal the light facing underneath. The bottom uses heavy purple floss and the coat shows minimal contrasting stitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnng
Kaneas City
Child Welfare Head Urges Saving of Girls
Mrs. Walafor Tuill Brown president of the International Child Welfare league outlines steps to form a permanent home and moral institute to protect young girls in New York after the confession of Yorke Rotwiht exposing white slave traffic. Brown stresses prompt action and personal effort to aid fallen sisters with Miss Turner of the Florence Cruiveton Howe assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 how to on turning old carved picture frames into decorative trays. Clean frames weigh robustly when fitted with glass and a fabric base. Use handles from a cabinet maker or thrift shop, add a silk or embroidery lining, and secure with felt beneath.
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Alfies
Women volunteers plan child welfare committee work
Tam hopes women of the Child Welfare league will volunteer to lead a permanent committee. Miss Tutner Miss Smith and the chief probationary officer of the sight court may join along with Affe Hoten Todd under their direction. A plan to redeem unfortunate girls will grow from the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Standard of Morals Committee
The
Child Welfare League
Gitia
Woman recovers with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Jamaica New York woman describes relief from headaches backache dizziness and irregularity after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound three times daily. She credits the remedy for restored health and urges others to consult the medicine company for information and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jamaica
N. Y
Mra. L. SN
Burnyam
Globe Ave
N.Y
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E
Pinkham Modiscine Co
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City Park
Grace Devlin
Gertrude Dobbins
Mra. Farmer
Oregon
Mra
Wallice Bond
Mra. C. M. Johnson
Mes. Jensen
John
Miss Kingham
Irene Kingham
Helen Nimmo
Miss Helen
Charles Stevens, Jr
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John Behag
Edgar Schaneman
the Sibylle
Mra. Schaneman
John Schaneman
Fred & Gilpatrick
Wm Short Viet
Dan S. Parks
Spencer Wee En
Diane
J. D. Clark
Mr Clark
Mr. and
Mee
C.D. Carey
Corda Ranches
Mien
Frances Davis
Mins
Eleanor Milletrown
Philadelphia
Cp. Careys
Mise Filletrown
Gilbert Hayes
Omaha
Chleho
Mark Cox
Ketchem
Mark Cox, Jr
Freder
Parks and Acuers Resorts
W.H. Kleinke
Estes Park
Paul O. Brewster
Mrs. Brewster
M. C. Barkwell
J. B. Sheldon
W. B. Fordyce
M. P. Keefe
Lawrence Tilton
Homer Springs
Kansas
I. W. Gray
Wheatland
8. G. Hopkins
Mrs. Green of
Laramies
Elmer Keefe
W. A. Wyman
Thermopolia Hot Springs
Lady Workers of Soil
England
J. F. Jenkins
Granite Spring T
Robert Jerpe
Jerpe
William J. Lee
Beaumont
Texas
James W. Stenson
Omaha, Neb
P .A. McGovern
Charlotte Chaplin
Earl Shindle
Gladys Gereke
Ruth Chaplin
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Company
West 17Th St
Ladies Home Journal
Patteuns
Chicago Haber
Wyoming Book Store Co
Klein
Klein’s Music and Stationery Store
17Th Street
Leew
Walston Hill Brown
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J. A. Kirkpatrick Insurance and Real Estate
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