Parish House Socials Highlight City Events
A lively slate of Parish House gatherings and social teas fills the town calendar. Mrs Dannelly hosts a Moving Pictures party for niece Little Dunn with a pink and white theme, while Misses Vera Morgan and Marie Klett entertain guests with cocktails and dancing. Families relocate homes, and a W C T U farewell reception for Mrs Porter is canceled due to her early departure.
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Pance
Eooond
Io Pariah House
Vera Xortgan
Marie Klett
Kopald
Mia
J. Vypriean
Mere
Jay Cook
Anna Ty
Little Dunn
Greeley
Colorado
Dyer Dannelly
Dannelly
Donnelly Cafe
Charlotte Chaplin
Cottle Dunn
Rebecca Carpenter
Berna Dene Coliier
Ruth Robinson
Gertrude Irish
Alice Guthrie
Helen Davidson
Eligibeth Jenkins
Edna Smalley
Visiting List Notes City Guests Depart
Visiting List lists Miss Elizabeth Chariton of Omaha visiting Mr and Mrs Albert Bartlett and leaving next Saturday for home Elisabeth Nowells returns to Denver after a week at her son D J Howells. Ada B Coates retired teacher of Cheyenne High School plans winter in Florida Maurice Dipaecen left yesterday for Boulder Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Allison
O. W. Porter
Mia, Porter and Daughters
Elizabeth Chariton
Omaha
Albert Bartlett
Elisabeth Nowells
Denver
D. J. Howells
Biles
Ada B. Coates
Florida
Hawaiian Maiden at Summer Dance Wins Second Prize
Mra Carl Graham Flower of Indianapolis created a sensation in a Hawaiian maiden costume at Narragansett Pier. She performed barefoot with a Hawaiian musical instrument and won second prize at the Summer Dance Y W A convention. Several society members plan to attend convention sessions and related events across visits in Idaho, Kentucky, California, and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Carl Graham Flower
Indianapolis
Narragansett Pier
Hawaii
Community Club Welcomes New Members for Fete Week
The Week reads as a welcoming note for many newcomers who join the club for Fete Week. Members anticipate a bustling schedule and warm reception as they prepare for the event.
Community Art Club Sets First Meeting Postponed
The Cheyenne Mission and the Coterie Art Club will meet Monday evening September 11 in the library auditorium for the first section of the year. The opening was postponed one week due to Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
el Gnam
Weer
Twente Seventh Street
Memiere of the Coterie Art Club
Church Circles Anna Gordon W C.
Mrs Bonham will receive members of the Anna formation Work Council this afternoon at her home. Election of officers will be a feature of the meeting. Primary Penile, The primary, kindergarten and.
Woman’s Clubs Meet to Sew and Plan Projects
The Help One Another Club will gather this afternoon at Mrs Sepp home to sew for club work. The College Club announces its opening meeting scheduled for Saturday afternoon at Mrs A Huston residence.
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Fielp
Mra. Sepp
A. Huston
Willing Workers Postponed Meeting Notice
The Baptist Willing Workers meeting is postponed from Friday September 1 to the following week. Hostesses will be announced later. The church and Sunday school plan their annual event at Lake Minnehaha on a date in October. All church members and families are invited.
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Methodist Sunday School
Lake Minnehaha
Guild of St. Mark's
Teutor
Lober
Acd
New Machine Shop To Open In Casper
Casper Aug 30 George Mung Roy Rhoades and B J Griffith lease the Kutler garage on East Linden Street to open a first class machine shop serving oil industry work. They buy a large lather and a 1000 pound cam hammer and hire an automobile repair expert. Mung and Griffith shift from Standard refinery with Mung to run the office and Griffith to oversee the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspan Casper
George Mung
Roy Rhoades
B. J. Griffith
Kutler
East Linden
Messrs
Mung
Griffith
Standard
Watermelon Compote Delicately Preserved With Maraschino
A New York Tribune recipe notes a summer delicacy. Scoop pink flesh from a ripe watermelon, pack into a jar, pour over Maraschino cordial, seal, and chill in ice and rock salt until cold and syrupy. Serve quickly in small portions.
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New York Tribune
Evening gowns in musty shades and delicate tulles
A New York Herald description details evening gowns in misty peach and orange tones with tule skirts and draped sleeves. Gowns feature black or dark blue over light blue chiffon, green bullion belts, ermine trims, and tufts of tinsel flowers. A Kansas City Star note describes a gray silk dress with a pleated skirt and a white sailor hat.
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Bertha
New York
Mra
Wiswitton Wilkes
Cary Wan
Kansas
Ty Star
Mrs. McAdoo Contracts Typhoid Fever
Mrs. William C. McAdoo, daughter of President Wilson, is reported to have typhoid fever. The article notes her illness and its public attention within theWilson administration circles.
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William C. McAdoo
President Wilson
Treasury Secretary McAdoo’s Wife Ill With Typhoid Fever
Mrs William McAdoo, secretary of the treasury, suffers a slight attack of typhoid fever likely from a trip to the capital. She is resting in Spring Lake, New Jersey. Secretary McAdoo announces he will cancel some engagements. he is well. The McAdoos have spent the summer at Boik Lake aside from a brief spell of work.
Washington Aid Recalled as Mrs Mokdeo Recovers
Mrs Mokdeo, who had sought help in Washington, complained of Minebe but attended a social function before King ordered her to retire. The illness was believed to be a recurrence of malaria fever first contracted in South America months ago.
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Andrew G
Dickinsos
Cortona Cian
Washington
Mra
Mokdeo
King
South America
Bridgeport Jani tor Quits Over War Pay Doubts
In a satirical anecdote from George Ade, a Black janitor in Bridgeport quits a job after claiming the munition plants pay double. He returns seeking former work two days later, saying he quit before reaching that pay level. The tale riffs on wartime pay comparisons and job stability.
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Saturday Evening Post
George Ade
Bridgeport
Conn
Darke
Hoss
Ade
Deye Minitiona
Mr. Blank
Dem Munitions Works
Remains Request Shocks Office Worker in Night Gate Exchange
A tense nighttime encounter at a gate leads to a man asking for remains. The worker, identified as Rose, is asked for her name and warned that the remains will be taken immediately. The scene conveys a troubling demand amid a tense exchange outside a large building.
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W. C. Toulettes
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Frank Jonk
Nettford
Bruce Jones
East Twenty-fourth Street
Mrs. Jones
Tiny Tot
Hazel Aileen Miller
J. A. Miller
Pam
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Ruth Sherman
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Florenc Goldfarb
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Kalm
Ruth Raphael
Karl Janda
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Philip Harris
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Sherman
Swift
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W. R. Grier
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Paronia
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Cody
Marjorie Whipple
Eatea Park
Ching Eczema
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Sohe
Prioks
Carey Avenue
Maurice Dipaecen
Boulder
Miss Whipple
Mrs. H. ©. Upton
Potatello
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BE. F. Chandler
L. A. Broderick
Carroll
Kentucky
John Hunter
W. S. Carpenter
Horse Creek
James Mason
Marion
Mins
Helen James
Donald Whipple
Estes Park
Ray K. Olds
Olds
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Vi. B. Treat
Daughter
Misa Marion Treat
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Charles Sweeney
Mr. Andre
T. B. Callison
East Twentieth Street
Mra. Clay
Robint Kepler
el Paso
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St. Mark's Guild
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Watramelon Compoth
PILOM
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Pentley's Dench
Newport
Mrs. McAdoo
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Woooltes
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Grmenty
Whit
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Mhene
Onyx
Lisle
Parr
Emery Beers Company
East 24Th ST
Horlick
S. W. ST. Clair Union Barber Shop
Masseur
Alcohol Mall
Bathe 17Th
Carey
Logan's
India
Elcaya
Buster Browg
John Connelly
West 17Th St
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