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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1916

Page

11

Engagements and social events fill Cheyenne society notes

Miss Marguerite Stull hosts an informal Kensington with sewing and tea as her engagement to Dr Walter Lacey becomes a winter society affair. Miss Marjorie Patterson Stuart announces engagement to Lieut George Irvin Smith at a tea, with wedding plans pending. Philadelphia clipping notes Miss Arabella Scott and Alan Hunter Jr to wed at St Luke's in December. A birthday surprise honors Mrs W H Woolston, with songs, readings and gifts. A Plains dinner honors Mr and Mrs Calvert Buck after their Washington D C wedding. A new baby girl named Theda Mary born to Mr and Mrs Claude Castelman.

Kensington Stull Marguerite Stull Walter Lacey Paul Lariver Marjorie Patterson Stuart Mia Minnie Stuart George Irvin Smith Wyoming National Guard Miss Stuart Upper Carey Avenna Arthur Parker Marjorie Stuart Philadelphia Arabella M. Scott Major W. Saunders Scott Scott Alan Hunter, Jr Church of St. Luke's J. Hutchinson Scott, Jr Pansy Scott John Graham, Jr the Plains Roy Cleveland Union Pacific Coal Co Calvert Buck Washington, D. C Buck C. F. Hoel A. Hu

Cheyenne Notes From Local Visitors and Residents

Hopkina will attend to bueteet on fected with the land office. They will return in two weeks Mrs. Frank Commack of Portland Ore arrived in Cheyenne for a month's visit at the home of her son Rev B K Brace pastor of the First Methodist church Mr A J Large of Denver Spent Thanksgiving in Cheyenne with his wife and daughters Mr and Mrs Calvert Buck a bride and groom of but a few days arrived in Cheyenne to make their home They have taken an apartment in the Jabelman home 214 West Twenty-first street Mr Buck formerly Secretary to Senator Warren is now in the employ of the Mc Cord Brady company Mrs Charles Emtery and daughter Margaret have returned from a month's visit with relatives and friends in Kimball Neb Albin and Pine Bluffs.

Cheyenne Misa Scott Joseph M. Carey Charles Carey Gertrude Thompson California Hopkina Land Office Mra Frank Commack Portland Ore Mra. Calvert Buck Jabelman West Twenty-first Street Mr. Buck Senator Warren McCord-Brady Company Charles Emtery Margaret Kimball Neb Albin Pine Bluffs

Woman's Club Activities At Whittier And Johnson School

Mrs. W. E. Hinrichs will host Whittier club ladies this afternoon with Mrs. McDonough guiding the session. The Woman's Club meets at the library this afternoon. Mystic Maze Club plans a Thursday session at Mrs. Frank Beaman's home. Johnson School Parent-Teacher meeting Friday after school ends with a program of solos recitations duets and readings by listed participants and a social hour with refreshments to follow. Sunshine Society held its regular meeting at the library with eight members. no social session this month and next meeting set for the first Tuesday in January at the library.

W. H. Woolston Frances Willard W. C. T. U Woolston Muriel Lella Bruce Mark Kelley Archie Allison Union Whittier’ Club W. E. Hinrichs the Whittier Club McDonough Mystic Maze Club Frank Beaman Johnson Johnson School Parent-Teacher Association Anna Jessen Herbert Gage Ethel Harvey Mesdames Garton Woods Joe Rath Violet Gregory Ues Cee Cues Ellen Isaac Raymond Forewin Miss Hutchinson The Sunshine Society Harry E. Crain

Church Circles Congregational Aid Society Meeting

The Congregational Aid Society will meet in church parlors on Friday afternoon December 8 with Ira Harteen and the ladies helping hostesses. The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet next Monday December 11 in the first grade room at the Central School.

Congregational Aid Society Ira Harteen The Loyal Temperance Legion Central Hool

Fashion Notes Headdress Styles Add Youthful Look

The article discusses how a Castle style headdress can rejuvenate a woman’s appearance, suggesting proper diet, public presence, and grooming to maintain youthfulness after forty. It highlights white beaver and white seal trims, white plush neckwear, sailor collars, cuffs, and evolving satin and plush combinations in dresses and accessories.

Latile Harper's Bazaar

Visiting List Records Local Social Events

Mrs Frank Coad of Omaha left Sunday after visiting Mrs EB Steever and Gen and Mrs John Charles Thomson at their home. Captain Arthur Park and Mrs Arthur Park will attend the Cadet ball at the University in Laramie Friday. Mrs Rachel Wright spent Thanksgiving holidays in Laramie with friends. Mr and Mrs S G Hopfner or son Halph left yesterday for Washington, D C.

Mra Frank Coad Omaha Mra, EB. & Steever Gen John Charles Thomson Bunday Mire Arthur Park Laramie University

Fin de siècle fur and velvet fashions headline Vogue description

The article describes champagne colored cloth gowns with pinked borders and broadcloth collars with Paisley appliques. It notes fur trim on mantles and jackets, including a black velvet coat with chin collar and deep velvet cuffs. A fur seance extends from hips to shoes, reflecting ongoing rabbit fur fashion.

Kansas City Star

Secretary classifies half million acres of Colorado forest lands

The Colorado national forest of 628000 acres along the Medicine Bow range from Boulder to the state line is declared chiefly valuable for forest purposes and not subject to disposal. The action follows a congressional mandate to classify lands, noting the area’s water, irrigation, and municipal supply value, with extensive sugar beet and cattle outputs in 1915.

Denver Colorado National Forest Medicine Bow Range Boulder Secretary of Agriculture Colorado Forest

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