engagements and social events inform Kensington society
Miss Marguerite Stull hosts an informal Kensington with Miss Marjorie Patterson Stuart engagement announced at a tea for twelve. Lieut George Irvin Smith linked as the groom to Miss Stuart. Philadelphia wedding notice for Miss Arabella Scott and Alan Hunter Jr. also clipped. Birthday surprise for Mrs. Woolston and a Plains dinner for the Bucks. Baby girl Theda Mary born to Mr. and Mrs. Castelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Residents and Visitors Arrive in Cheyenne for Holidays
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 long visit with 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 recently married and now living in Cheyenne at 214 West Twenty first street in the Jabelman home. Buck, formerly Secretary to Senator Warren, now with McCord Brady Co. Mrs Charles Emtery and daughter Margaret returned from a month with relatives in Kimball Neb Albin and Pine Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkina
Land Office
Mra
Frank Commack
Portland
Ore
Cheyenne
Mra. Calvert Buck
Jabelman
West Twenty-first Street
Mr. Buck
Senator Warren
McCord-Brady Company
Charles Emtery
Margaret
Kimball
Neb
Albin
Pine Bluffs
Women's Clubs Bring Activities to Whittier and Area
Whittier club ladies will gather at Mrs. W. E. Hinrichs this afternoon with Mrs. Mc Donough leading the study. 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 Association finishes school for Friday with a program led by Anna Jessen Herbert Gage Ethel Harvey and Violet Gregory and a social hour. Sunshine Society held a library meeting with eight members. no social session this month and next meeting set for January at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Friday afternoon December 8 with Ira Harteen and the ladies of her help the hostesses. The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet next Monday December 11 in the first grade room at the Central school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Aid Society
Ira
Harteen
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Central Hool
Headdress style lifts appearance for forty and fifty women
Fashion notes praise Castle style haly dressing to rejuvenate women aged forty to fifty. Emphasizes careful diet, public conduct, and updated headdresses to avoid monotony. Highlights beaver trimmed whites, white plush neckwear, sailor collars, cuffs, and satin pairings as current accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latile
Harper's Bazaar
Visiting List Records Travel From Omaha Family Home
Mrs Frank Coad of Omaha, guest of Mrs EB Steever at Gen John Charles Thomson home, left Sunday for home. Captain Arthur Park to attend Cadet ball in Laramie Friday. Miss Rachel Wright spent Thanksgiving holidays in Laramie with friends. Mr and Mrs S G Hopline or son Halph left yesterday for Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Frank Coad
Omaha
Mra, EB. & Steever
Gen
John Charles Thomson
Bunday
Mire
Arthur Park
Laramie
University
Veritable Fur and Velvet Fashion in Vogue Descriptions
The Kansas City Star notes champagne colored cloth garments with browsed hems and pinked edges, white broadcloth waistcoats with Paisley appliques, and fur dominated winter coats. One velvet coat features a chin collar and velvet cuffs, with fur seance from hips to shoes and rabbit hints remaining fashionable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Colorado Forest Lands Classified For Conserved Use
The secretary of agriculture has classified 628000 acres of Colorado national forest along the Medicine Bow range as chiefly valuable for forest purposes and not subject to sale. The area provides significant water for irrigation and municipal use, with 1915 data showing vast agricultural activity and sugar beet production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado National Forest
Medicine Bow Range
Boulder
Secretary of Agriculture
Colorado Forest
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Stuart
Lieut. Smith
Sheridan
Deming
New Mexico
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
Henrietta W. Lavedere
Loonet Street
Misa Scott
Joseph M. Carey
Charles Carey
Gertrude Thompson
California
W. H. Woolston
Frances Willard W. C. T. U
Woolston
Muriel
Lella Bruce
Mark Kelley
Archie Allison
Union
the Plains
Roy Cleveland
Union Pacific Coal Co
Calvert Buck
Washington, D. C
Buck
C. F. Hoel
A. Hu
Robertson
Ralph Robertson
Delawar Block
Miss Marian
G. L. Strader
A. A. Baerresen
Manewal
Weat Twenteth Street
Nineteenth Stree
Claude Castelman
Thed Mary
JUST
Corliss
Luxfiber Furniture
Hobbs & Huckfeldt
Red Cross
Wyoming
Cross Society
DAL
A. J. Large of
Denever
Woman's Club
Lbrary
L. T. Ts Meeting
Beaver
Hite
Mise
Rachel Wright
Mere
Hophine
Halph
Weehingtos
Colorado
Ben F. Swisher
West
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Yd. C
Om. Myers Dry Goo’s Co
Westinghouse Electric Ware
Westinghouse Electric
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
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