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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1916
Page
11
A large Cheyenne reception greeted Mr. Charles Hughes and Mrs. Hughes aboard a special western trip. Local women organized the event with committees, flowers, and refreshments, highlighting woman suffrage sentiment, while male guests joined in the social gathering.
Washington visitors and Cheyenne residents attended multiple dinners and Kensington gatherings this week. Notables include Miss Charlotte Sterling, Rep. John A. family, Mrs. Farmer of Portland, the Jensen and Johnston families, and guests from Detroit, Washington DC, Wheatland, and Buffalo. A round table daisies centerpiece and a large Kensington were noted.
Mr Charles Brann Hughes republican candidate for president and Mrs Hughes led visiting dignitaries in Cheyenne with Senator and Mrs Clarence D Clark and their daughter Mrs Charles T Blyth. Lena Brooks Cyrus Brooks from Casper and Ada Johnston Farmer of Portland also noted as guests or travelers involved in regional gatherings.
Russian veteran retired general Kurepatkin who led forces in the war with Japan and who has maintained fifty inner service ties with the government appears in renewed public life amid ongoing state affairs.
A stream of visitors and family travel fills Cheyenne and nearby towns. Harriet Wisterson of Galion visits her sister while Dr. C A Boriway from Laramie meets Hughes family. J J Baird of Newnanville greets friends in Cheyenne. Grace Logan and Miss Grace Deine plan Colorado Agricultural College bound for the coming year. Edith K O Clark returns to Cheyenne then departs to school institutes statewide. Elizabeth Chariton of Omaha visits Bartletts and plans Bates Park outing. James Libby and party motor to Fort Collins and back. Mary Heavy of Chicago and John Dagao and family tour Bell Ranch and attend ranch events. Mrs. J J Chngler returns to Cheyenne after Denver visit.
Mrs. Mere will entertain the women of the Mount Mellick club this afternoon at her home. Peter Appel is scheduled to perform for the ladies.
All Epworth League members are urged to attend Sunday evening at six thirty to handle important business. St Mark's Guild plans a bake sale at the Union Mercantile store led by Mrs Richette with Mia and David Nimmo assisting.
A chaotic fragment describes a Sunset club event in New York where women gather to view a matinee. The scene hints at romantic tension and a male lead’s indifference as the plot unfolds amid anxious onlookers.
Members led by Mrs. C. A. Rugy recount the Sunset Home club’s rise from a New York gathering to a national movement. They aim to help women over the aging mark stay joyous and useful, seeking a self supporting home and shop space rather than charity.
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