Reception for Judge Hughes Draws Cheyenne Society
Informal reception for Judge and Mrs. Charles Bvane Hughes hosted by Cheyenne ladies at the Plains Friday afternoon from three to four o'clock. Attendance urged to be prompt. committee includes Mrs. Amos W. Barber and many local ladies. Additional social events and dancing parties follow across town with guests from Cheyenne and nearby towns. Virginia Elizabeth Hill born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill at Granite Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bvane Hughes
Cheyenne
the Plains
Amos W. Barber
Mra
John B. Kendrick
John W. Lacey
J. B. Gates
R. B. Forsyth
M. LaFontaine
C. W. Burdick
J. al Riner
J. M. Corey
G. L. Strader
G. EB. Abbott
Pred Warren
Frank Gleason
F. W. Glatcke
Wes. C. Ye Kinkle
Edith K. 0. Ciask
Mildred McIntosh
Eas Ve
Visiting List and Social Notes From Cheyenne
A roundup of visiting relatives and travelers in Cheyenne includes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carey and family heading to Yellowstone for ten days. Others noted are Miss Reortha Hayward awaiting Mrs. Sea man, Mr. George Hansen of Pittsburgh and Mr. Joe Richards visiting Hansen’s parents, and numerous arrivals from Sheridan, Lincoln and Omaha for lectures, school postings, and leisure itineraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carey
C. D. Carey
Joseph M. Carey
Philadelphia
Judge Carey
Yellowstone Park
Cody
Wonderlaand
George Hansen
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Joe Richards
Pittebure
Visitors Return From Cheyenne and St Louis Trip
Goon and Mr. John Furne family concluded a two month Cheyenne visit, visiting relatives including Mrs Wehard Firemorris. Gertrude Sweeney visited relatives in Penter and Clifford House of St. Louis with two children head to Pine Bluffs to stay with Mr and Mrs Houwe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
Eugene Beatty
Pine Bluffs
Gertrude Sweeney
Penter
John Furne
Familly
Cheyenne
Furnes
Wehard Firemorris
Mr. and
Mee
Clifford House
St. Louis
Mra
B. PB Houwe
Mr. Houpe
Harmony Club Card Party Hosted By Mrs Breach
The Harmony club will meet with Mrs A C Breach at 410 Adama Street Thursday after Hoot I A to the TH of L BK. The Ladies of the Harmony club plan a social card party in the afternoon at KC hall to honor Mrs J A Sigler of Rock Island Illinois visiting Cheyenne.
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Kensington
A. Christensen
J. A. Sigler
Rock Island
Anels
Mclaglane Ranch
Peter McFarlane
Junction
Misa Fay Walker
New York
We Cottonwood Hall
Coldenrod
Douglas
Wheatland
Harmony
I. A
Cheyenne WCTU Meeting Scheduled at City Library
The Cheyenne Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will gather in the auditorium of the Cheyenne Public Library this afternoon at 8:49. Members from the union and others are invited. J. yes Carpenter will speak, Mrs C. B. Evans will direct music, and Miss Mary Richards will read on Crime Prevention. The YPFB meets at headquarters tonight. Methodist Aid Society hosts Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mechanies F. M. Crone and C. A. Snook.
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Cheyenne W. C. T. Uv
Cheyenne W. ¢. T. UL
Chreele
Methodist Aid Society
F. M. Crone
C. A. Snook
Jewish Circle Meeting at Mrs Myers Home
The ladies of the Jewish Circle will be entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Myers.
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Jewish Circle
Mra
William Myers
Congregation Emanuel Meets With Mr and Mrs Rorenblum
Congregation Emanuel met Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Harry Rorenblum for a social hour after a brief meeting. Attendance was good and no budget matters were transacted as refreshments concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation
Emanuel
Harry Rorenblum
Paris Gown Trust collapses after Worth resignation
New York August 21 the Syndicat de la Grande Couture Francaise ends after Jacquod Worth quits the fashion group. Importers say aggressive piracy rules hurt Parisian models and several houses had already left. Worth cites war priorities and hopes for revival after the conflict.
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New York
Syndicat de Defense de la Grande Coutire Frahearse
Parla
Jacquod Worth
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Onllot
Doncet
Lanvin
Jenny
Cherub
Paquin
Poiret
Premet
Worth
Lucies Vogel
M. Worth
Brooklyn Girl Donates Blood to Fight Plague Epidemic
Misa Edith Gurenska, a nineteen year old crippled Brooklyn girl in braces, donated ten ounces of her blood at Willard Parker Hospital to aid treatment against the raging epidemic. Physicians report a decline in cases over the past days.
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New York
Misa Edith Gurenska
Brooklyn
Willard Parker Hospital
The Big Push Sent Sphing From Army Observers
An officer returning from Europe estimates Germany at 4 million troops with colors and Austria at 2.4 million. France reportedly 3.5 million with colors plus 2 million in training. Britain had 1.6 million in France in May. Russia’s forces depend on arming and officering. The real drive, the observer says, will come next spring as allies bolster strength to strike weakened Teutonic lines.
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Army and Navy Journal
Europe
Germany
Austria
France
England
Russia
Teutons
Galalithe Toilet Sets Replace Ivory Articles
The Colored Toilet Sets describe Galalithe as the material now used for toilet articles. Malt and cloth brushes show a green pillow or blue galalithe back. Galalithe sets are expected to largely replace French ivory or celluloid items as ivory factories are in Invaded districts and production is hindered.
Bead Craze Sparks Crane Bags and Beaded Chains
In Kangun City the bead craze grows with a crane design for fancy beaded handbags and popular beaded neck and waist chains catching attention in local fashion circles.
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Kangun City
Encourage Her By Compliment At Home Not At The Bar
A column-style note urges men to praise their wives for cooking directly at home. It warns against telling friends at the bar, stressing private encouragement strengthens marriage. The guidance emphasizes sincere, timely praise over public boasting.
British war contracts extend to May and grow
The article notes extended British supply contracts to May 1917 and new agreements valued around 60 million dollars issued since the last report, as the Central Powers face pressure.
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Tlohs
Sir Edward Grey in a New Forest cottage tale
In the London Otsemoor column the Manchester Guardian reports Sir Edward Grey lives in a tiny New Forest cottage with no servants. The Roosevelt visit recollection recalls a famous 1910 walk through the forest, described as a sweet, enjoyable day.
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London
Otsemoor
Manchester Guardian
Edward Grey
New Forest
Wne
Roosevelt
Polk Adorned Blouses Highlight Lace Trimmed Styles
Kansas City Star notes white cotton homespun blouses in Heht colors with dotted Valle Polka patterns. Garments feature double frilled organdie with fine lace edging and turnback cuffs finished in lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Republican Nomination Bid for County Commissioner
A candidate in Laramie County announces seeking the Republican nomination for a four year term commissioner with primaries set for August 22 1916 and affirms familiarity with local needs.
Hiram D.ysmith Seeks Royalliein Nomination for County Commissioner
Hiram Dy Smith announces his candidacy for county commissioner in Leratle county on the four year term subject to the August 22, 1910 primary. He lists his home as south of Piidale and declares his bid to voters.
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Leratle County
Royalliein
Piidale
Hiram DY Smith
Gropite oo Marthe 1uments call R. NeCafferty
Incomplete OCR fragments list a phone contact for R NeCafferty with a partial name and stray characters. The readable line offers a name and a telephone reference but no clear event or context.
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Gropite
Marthe
NeCafferty
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American Journal of Clinical Medicine
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