Pretty party hosts gala in Cheyenne social notes
A series of Cheyenne social events unfolds across September, from Misa Tierney of Parsons Kansas attending a Plalem Taet evening in a white net frock with yellow accents, to Archy Allison hosting a banquet at Pioneer Park for Amy Allison of Omaha. Major and Mrs Andersen resume entertaining with elaborate dinners, while Vera Kerrigan and Male Klett plan a Parish House dancing party. Mina Minnie John slated for an evening organ recital at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary ‘Iehan
Mise Darn Tiertey
Parsons
Kansas
Walt
Cheyenne
Mies 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
Archie Allison
Pioneer Park
Allison
Amy Allison
Omaha
Hazel Chandler
Washington State
John Schiineman
P. J. Black
T. B McDonought
Ruth
Albert Allison
Vera Kerrigan
Male Klett
Mina Minnie John
Harold Vaughan
Mina John
Mildred Burke
Ethelbert Mahoney
How Mrs Bean Met the Crisis
Nashville reader recounts relief from the Change of Life and a tumor after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with curing the tumor without further medical help and encourages others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bean
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nashville
Tenn
E. H. Bran
Joseph Avenue
Lydia BE
Local residents depart for travels and visits
A long list of residents and relatives head to cities across the region and country. Mrs. T. BR. WeDonough and Ruth visit Denver and Windsor. Master Gardner Hart travels to Boulder. the Lacey sisters plan studies in Boston and Washington, D C. Mildred Burke returns from Hannibal and Dubuque and stays in Laramie. The Tierneys of Parsons Kansas travel through Denver Colorado Springs and Manitou before returning home. Mary Mahan joins them in Denver. Others visit in Cheyenne and Laramie, with many attending dances and social events, while professionals like judges and attorneys travel for appointments and bar association meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tierney
Parsons
Kansas
Mr. Tierney
J. T. Mahan
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitoua
Mary Mahan
Misa Tierney
Jo Mutual
Summer Travel and Local Visits Reported in Cheyenne
Omaha notes describe Brophy spending the summer in Cheyenne with social visits by several ladies. The text mentions Eleanor Fillebrown and Mrs De Carers at a home, Careys touring Yellowstone, Miwnle from Colorado Springs visiting Georgia Sheatian and Fred Bobling, Mile Lanehlin planning travel, and Mrs Elton Kelley from New Mothens Town. The report closes with a remark about a husband’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
View Brophy
Cheyenne
Gues
Jordan Ranch
Mien
Fran Davin
Mies
Eleanor Fillebrown
Charles de Carers
Careys
Yellowstone Park
Mies Miwnle Fovee
Colorado Springs
Ter Eleter
Georgia Sheatian
Fred Bobiling
First Authentic Photo of Admiral Scheer
The first authentic photograph shows Admiral Scheer, commander of the German navy, during the battle off Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Scheer
Local Teens Return for Visits and School Plans
Mildred Cook arrives in Cheyenne to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Reid after three weeks away. She will enter Porter High School next Monday for the coming year, citing the lower altitude as health beneficial. Mrs Harnesberger and her children of Lander visit Captain Harnesberger at the national frontier post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Thomas Reid
Mildred Cook
Roy McAdam
Potter
Nebggska
Porter
Porter High School
School and personal notices from Cheyenne and area
Miss Clara Dodds will leave for Powell to teach seventh grade after attending a teachers' institute at Cody. Mrs. Dan Varkhaw returned from Colorado Springs for Paxson Park's illness. Miss Helen Stubby and Miss Amy Frink will teach in Kemmerer Nien School next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan @ Varkhaw
Colorado Sprites
Paxson Park
Clara Dodds
Effie R. Dodds
Powell
Cody
Dodie Ia
Cheyenne
University of Nebraska
Helen Stuby
Sheridan
Mic’ Amy Frink
Nebraska
H. A. Floyd
H. H. Moyer
Kemmerer
Nien
Moyer
Teachers’ Institute
Die Finev
Miss Stubby
Mr. Moyod
Woman's Clubs Meet This Friday Afternoon
The Past Noble Grands will gather Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ed Gnam. Miss Amelia Adameky will entertain the Indies of the Coterie Art Club during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 expected. Mrs G L Spring entertained the Presbyterian Missionary society yesterday afternoon at her home. The attendance was large and the program interesting. Mrs D B Swan led devotionals. A chapter of Home Missions in Action was reviewed by Mrs Anna Dobbin. Mrs Robert Thomas spoke on The Place of Young People in Mission Work. An article by Dr McWorkle discussed work among miners at Sunrise Wyoming. Refreshments followed the informal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gordon
G. L. Spring
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Swan
Anna Dobbin
Robert Thomas
McWorkle
Sunrise
Wyoming
Pretty Clothes for Young Girls Featured by Lina Mouton
A catalogue of young girls dresses by Lina Mouton highlights soft wool and velvet outfits. The pieces use crepe and chiffon with bright embroidered motifs in emerald and royal blue on navy velveteen and worsted trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreasen
Marts
Lina Mouton
Mra
Vernon Castile
Mme. Mouton
Inian Aesthetic Features Yoke and Embroidery Trends
The Kans City Star describes a fashion collection blending medieval panels, chenille embroidery, and crystal beads. Frocks use velour delaine, mull guimpe, and oak leaf motifs, with long front back panel designs and shaded chiffons. White is deemphasized. greys and muted blues dominate under Madama Mouton’s styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganky
Madame Mouton
Will Teach Douglas High School Pupils
Miss Mil dred Travelle, a graduate of the state normal school, departs for Douglas to assume high school duties when schools reopen. She is joined to Cheyenne by Miss Edna King who will visit briefly. Local faculty changes include Edel blute as high school principal and George Atterberry at the junior high. Martha Moore resumes as North Side principal. Ida Aronson to return for West Side duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Squety Club
Jock Mahan
Forte
Miss Mahan
Musical Plenie
Andersen
R. Andersen
Major Hilton
Lander
Underwood
Waugh
Jackson
Turner
Schley
Wingst
Howard
Glenn
Wells
Ridgway
Stuby
P. J. Gauff
P. J. Gawff
Amy Frink
Georgia Sheahan
Fred Schilling
Madame Moyer
Aleter
Floyd
Chagwater
L. B. Hunt
Mra. T
Chugwater
Line Rockell
Giadya
Astle
Vivian Johnson
Allwon Guy
Capt
Lonabeueh
Mr. Wallen
Mee
Carley
Vivian Johneon
Mr. Walton
Wheatland
le 7 Sa
LE Yohmile Avii
W Business Ethich
T. BR. WeDonough
Windsor
Gardner Hart
Boulder
Sehool
Doulae
Hine Lacey
John W. Lacey
Boston
Simmons’ College
Margaret Lacey
National Seminary
Washington, D. C
E. W. Burke
Hannibal
Missouri
Dubuque
Iown
Jack Mahan
Borie
the Plains
Mrs
Henry Tierney
Dennison,Texas
Mahan
Ruth Cook
Gem City
Maurice Groshon
W. A. Bright
Columbia
Mr. Bright
A. EB. Roedel
Center
Mark Chapman
F. Dettrick
Eleanor Leighton
Los Angeles
Mre. C. N. Potter
Chicago
National Bar Association
Kinkeed and Mullen
Wryolmog
National Bar Associaten
Oiffe Lannes
Misa Marie Jorden
Mise Athol Brophy
Oteaba
Union Pacifte
Ogden
Utah
Mise Fae Jordan
Mise Mile Lanehlin
Taveh
Elton Kelley
Flew Mothens
Town
Germany
Afone Runa
Denmark
Harnesberger
Captain Harnshberger
The
National
Evard
Mere J. Hartney
Rock Springs
Mr. and
Mr. D.C. Berkedale
H. H. Wolfer
the Togwery
Veronica Wolfer
New York City
Presbyterian Missions
Paris
Picoult Design
Wooltes
Wooltex
Wim. Myers Dry Goods Co
W. 17Th’ St
Kansis City
Douglas High School
Chichester
Taos Reade
Ce Jenkins
Jenkins
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