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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1916

Page

11

Pretty party honors Miss Tierney in Cheyenne

A stylish social night in Cheyenne celebrated Miss Tierney of Parsons Kansas and Miss Mahan with a tea and reception. Dresses featured white net and rose embellishments as out of town guests gathered for the hostess Miss Mahan's birthday. Major and Mrs Andersen hosted subsequent dinners and dancing at Pioneer Park with numerous local guests and a campfire finale.

Misa Mary ‘Iehan Mise Darn Tiertey Parsons Kansas Walt Cheyenne Miss Mahan Mian Tierney Mra T. J. Mahon Ure John Tierney D. K. Gash Andre Hones Tierney Texas Perris Cuest Eula Williame Sheridan Misa Vashti King Mesars Harry Kay John Tierney, Jr Jock Mahan Forte

How Mrs Bean Met the Crisis

In Nashville Tennessee Mrs E H Bran recounts relief from the Change of Life and a tumor after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states the tumor disappeared and no doctor was needed, endorsing the remedy to others. She invites inquiries to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Nashville Tenn E. H. Bran Joseph Avenue Lydia BE

Local residents depart for travels and events

Mrs T. BR. WeDonough and Ruth visit Denver and Windsor for a week with friends. Master Gardner Hart travels to Boulder while the school opens. The Lacey daughters prepare for Simmons College and the National Seminary in Washington. Several families and individuals tour and visit cities including Hannibal, Dubuque, Des Moines and Chicago, with social events in Wyoming and Colorado.

T. BR. WeDonough Ruth Denver Windsor Colorado

Omaha summer notes and local movements

The passage records Mrs. Brophy spending summer in Cheyenne with several local visits and trips to places such as Jordan ranch and Yellowstone park. It mentions Mrs. Eleanor Fillebrown’s guests at the De Carers home, Mrs. Georgia Sheatian and Mrs. Fred Bobling visiting Cheyenne, and Mile Lanehlin planning travel to Pine Muaflaile year with a sister town departure forthcoming, while Mrs Elton Kelley of New Mothens Town is noted.

Omaha View Brophy Cheyenne Gues Jordan Ranch Mien Fran Davin Mies Eleanor Fillebrown Charles de Carers Careys Yellowstone Park Mise Mile Lanehlin Taveh

First authentic photograph of Admiral Scheer surfaced

The page presents the first authentic photograph of Admiral Scheer, commander of the German navy, connected to reports from the battle off Germany. The note emphasizes the significance of his image amid wartime coverage.

Admiral Scheer

Miss Mildred Cook Returns to Cheyenne for Extended Visit

Mildred Cook has come to Cheyenne to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Reid after spending the summer at the ranch of Mr and Mrs Roy McAdam in Potter Nebraska. She plans to leave next Monday to enroll at Porter High School for the coming year as the lower altitude improves her health. Mrs Harnesberger and children of Lander visiting Captain Harnshberger with the national service also noted.

Cheyenne Thomas Reid Mildred Cook Roy McAdam Potter Nebggska Porter Porter High School Harnesberger Lander Captain Harnshberger The National

Local Residents Return and Depart for Education and Travel

Evard and Wotday left for their home after occupying the Sinclair apartment in Underwood. In Cheyenne Mere Hartney returned to Rock Springs from a family visit. Mrs. Dan Varkhaw returned from Colorado Springs where her son Paxson Park has been seriously ill. Miss Clara Dodds will leave for Powell to teach seventh grade and attend the Cody teachers' institute. Mrs. Lumus and daughters Jessica and Blanche plus son Doran enjoyed a Colorado motor trip. H H Wolfer and Veronica Wolfer return from New York City with stock for their move. Miss Helen Stubby of Sheridan and Miss Amy Frink of Nebraska, with Mr H H Moyer, will teach in Kemmerer this year at the Nien School. Moyer also to attend a teachers’ institute and then be high school principal in Die finev. Miss Stubby is Moyer’s sister.

Archie Allison Pioneer Park Allison Amy Allison Omaha Hazel Chandler Washington State Cheyenne John Schiineman P. J. Black T. B McDonought Ruth Albert Allison H. A. Floyd P. J. Gawff Stuby Helen Stuby Sheridan Amy Frink Nebraska H. H. Moyer Madame Moyer Aleter Floyd John Tierney Parsons Kansas Mr. Tierney J. T. Mahan Colorado Denver Colorado Springs Manitoua Mary Mahan Misa Tierney Jo Mutual Dan @ Varkhaw Colorado Sprites Paxson Park Clara Dodds Effie R. Dodds Powell Cody Dodie Ia University of Nebraska H. H. Wolfer the Togwery Veronica Wolfer New York City Mic’ Amy Frink Kemmerer Nien Moyer Teachers’ Institute Die Finev Miss Stubby Mr. Moyod

Women’s clubs meet at homes for social afternoon

The Past Noble Grands will gather in the afternoon with Miss Amelia Adameky. The Indies of the Coterie Art Club will be entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ed Gnam.

Amelia Adameky Coterie Art Club Ed Gnam

Church Circles Anna Gordon W C T U Meeting

The Anna Gordon W C T U will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Bonham. Officers for the coming year will be elected and a large attendance is expected. Mrs G L Spring hosted the Presbyterian Missionary society yesterday at her home. Mrs D B Swan led devotions and Anna Dobbin reviewed Home Missions in Action. Mrs Robert Thomas spoke on the place of young people in mission work. An article by Dr McWorkle discussed mining work at Sunrise Wyoming. Refreshments followed the informal visit.

Anna Gordon G. L. Spring Presbyterian Missionary Society Swan Anna Dobbin Robert Thomas McWorkle Sunrise Wyoming

Pretty Clothes for Young Girls in Wool and Velvet

A Victorian notice highlights Lina Mouton’s dressmaking for young girls. The collection features wool and velvet dresses with bright embroidered motifs, metallic threads, and intricate yoke designs.

Dreasen Marts Lina Mouton Mra Vernon Castile Mme. Mouton

Frocks and Embroidery in a Midway Fashion Review

A Kansas City Star fashion piece describes yoke designs on mantles and frocks with chenille embroidery, velour delaine, mull guimpes, and deep decollete. It notes Celtic beadwork and medieval inspired panels, wide sleeves, and the designer Madame Mouton who favors gray tones and subtle horizon blues.

Ganky Madame Mouton

Will Teach Douglas High School Pups

Miss Mildred Travelle, a graduate of the state normal school, leaves for Douglas to take a high school post at reopening in September. Accompanied to Cheyenne by Miss Edna King, the Douglas faculty sees changes with Edelblute as high school principal and Atterberry leading the junior high. Martha Moore resumes as North Side principal after a summer injury. Ida Aronson returns to join the West Side school lineup.

Laramie Mildred Travelle State Normal School Douglas Misa Travelle Cheyenne Edna King Edelblute George Atterberry West Side School Misa Martha Moore North Side Misa Ida Aronson West Side

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