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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
3
The prose fragment presents Hope as a guiding force. It speaks of Hope putting a song in the heart, lighting when night falls, giving strength, serving as an anchor, banishing fears, brightening dark days, drying tears, and enduring through years in a Ladies' Home Journal context.
The Cheyenne High School class of 1583 held a reunion Tuesday evening at Mr. W. L. Whipple’s home. All members attended, along with all of their children, marking twenty nine years since graduation.
Four former Cheyenne classmates gathered at Mr Whipple’s home, reuniting with families after many years. Kate Bristol Wade, Delia Huffemith Horn, Sam Idleman, and Morris Horn visited, sharing memories of small town days, school sizes, and a lunch hosted by Mrs Whipple.
Miss Clara Dodds, soon to enter the University of Nebraska Lincoln, was honored at a college shower hosted by Miss Mabel Knight. Decor features included college pennants and gradillas, two games provided entertainment, and a four course lunch was served. Gifts were wrapped in white tissue with pink ribbons and contained descriptive verses to read and guess contents.
A reflection on a past event that brought together numerous girls from Reno Ogden Denver and beyond. Names such as Mindes Clnfa Dodds Jessele Sadie Large Mollie and Margaret Lee appear along with Ruth Nash Kate Taylor Hazel Emigh Fay Perry and others. The piece notes deep bonds formed and the lasting impact of that gathering.
Mies Gertrude Post and Misa Val Roberts hosted a pink and white bellettial card party and a rocking shower for Mina Leah Astle, the September bride to be. Guests included Hazel Astle Claudia Taylor Charline Rockwell Emma Hoffman Bessie Stuart, with hostesses Mrs Albright and Miss Lily Roberts assisting. The event featured a pink white decor scheme, sweet peas baby’s breath and a late supper with heart shaped ice cream and pink white cake. Stockings showered from a pink white basket arch, as Astle thanked guests with smiles.
A luncheon hosted by Mrs Edward Warteen featured sewing and visits with pink and white decorations. Miss Haynes of Chicago led a dinner party and musicale at the Plats with Miss Anna Hunt and Mr Herbert White. Additional teas, bridge parties, and guest lists followed, plus an art exhibit at Carnegie Library and a kindergarten opening at Central School.
Mrs Roys stayed in California with an elder who was ill while Mrs Hove enjoyed their summer cottage at Bates Park. Mr and Mrs Jonese and Venice Coern sey visited a ranch near Durham. Julian Allenstein and family, including Jack and Stanley, returned from an extensive Colorado auto tour. Verna Farrington has gone home to Exbert after visiting Mrs H Coates. Mrs York and Miss McKnight plan a stay in Denver and Wenatchee will see Miss McKnight teach. Dr C A Thiniway of the Wyoming State University will be a guest of Lt Steever.
Mrs John F Guilfoyle invited a few ladies to an informal bridge evening Wednesday. Supper followed in games with lively chatter. Mrs McKenney won the prize. guests included Mrs Pickering Reed Finley Miss Finley Mrs McCulloch Mrs McKenney Mrs Hoyle and hostess Mrs W L Reno. Fort Russell expects Misses Florence and Charlene Woodhead from Los Angeles as guests in coming days.
After an extended journey through Europe, Mrs Christian will entertain at bridge today. The small gathering reflects social routine of the period with familiar hosts and polite entertainment.
The Brooks and family along with Mr and Mrs W H Rawlings express heartfelt thanks to friends for assistance during their bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings.
In Siam both genders wear the panting a silk or cotton cloth wrapped around the hips with slack rolled and passed between the legs then pulled up behind to resemble loose knickerbockers. Women wear jackets or blouses and men wear coats as waist coverings.
In Stockholm on August 29 an ex soldier named Blomquist was pronounced cured after the removal of half a damaged brain following a head wound during maneuvers. He recovered fully after rehabilitation, regaining reading and writing, and has returned to farm work with no visible aftereffects.
A strong movement aims to curb deceptive ads with the Toronto Mail and Empire noting a merchant selling cracked patent leather shoes at three dollars a pair as an example of misleading claims.
A fragment notes that Bahama Islands retain a Lon ekney styled dialect similar to Cheapside as part of historical language preservation.
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