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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1916
Page
3
A large Cheyenne reception greeted Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hvans Hughes during a westward progress trip. Mrs. Hughes mingled with local women led by committee chairs Mrs. Barber and Mrs. Lacey. the event highlighted women’s suffrage support. The program included tea, introductions led by Edith K. Dark, and ample floral decorations.
Washington favorite Miss Charlotte Sterling hosts relatives in Cheyenne as Mrs. E. S. Johnston presides over a family dinner. Dinners honor visitors from Portland Detroit and Washington with round tables and Shasta daisies. Additional gatherings include Kensington tea for Mrs. James Wisterman and a late evening dinner for visiting Senator J. Todd party and Cheyenne residents.
Mr Charles Brann Hughes Republican candidate for president and Mrs Hughes led a distinguished party in Cheyenne along with Senator and Mrs Clarence D Clark of Evanston and their daughter Mrs Charles T Blyth of Aberdeen Washington. Miss Lena Brooks and Cyrus Brooks of Casper were noted visitors. Mrs Ada Johnston Farmer of Portland will depart after a five week stay, with plans to visit Salt Lake City en route home.
Russian veteran General Kurepatkin, who commanded forces in the war with Japan, retires after a long career with the government. He completed fifty internal service terms in various ministries and agencies.
Close friends Mrs. James Wisterson and daughter Harriet of Galion Ohio visit sister Mrs. Frye. Dr C A Boriyay from Laramie greets Mr and Mrs Hughes. J J Baird of Newmarket visits Cheyenne to meet the Hughes group. Mrs M Markley returns to Loveland Colorado after visiting her daughter Mrs A C Mreach. Grace Logan and Misa Tiraece Deine plan Colorado Agricultural College and will soon leave for Bert Cobling. Edith O Clark returns to Cheyenne then travels to state schools and county Institutes. Miss Elizabeth Chariton of Omaha visits Mr and Mrs Albert Bartlett and accompanies them to Bates Park. James Libby and party motor to Fort Collins Tuesday then return. Mrs M B Dugan with niece Alles Mary Heavy of Chicago and Mrs John Dagao of Omaha and her sons motor to Bell ranch yesterday for Mrs Bell's invitation. Mrs J J Ghingler wife of First Congregational church pastor returns to Cheyenne after visiting Denver friends.
Peter Appel will entertain the ladies of the Mount Mellick club this afternoon at her home. The event promises a light program and social gathering for club members.
All Epworth League members urged to attend Sunday at 6 30 for important church business. St Mark's Guild hosts a Lob e kul tollas sale at Union Mercantile led by Mia Nimmo David Nimmo and Mrs Richette.
We glimpse the Sunset club a new organization in New York aimed at keeping women young. The text shows theater patrons watching a matinee on Tth Street with anxious anticipation as a romantic plot unfolds, the hero's fate hanging in suspense.
The article describes Mrs. C. A. Rugy leading the Sunset Club project to reverse aging through companionship and self help. It notes expansion from New York to Oregon and Chicago, seeks a self sustaining home, and plans an echoing storefront as a social experiment in aging and joy.
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