Club and Church Events Delightful Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. A. C. Kingsford and her niece Mrs. Paul Bailey hosted a bridge luncheon at Kingsford's Nettford apartments with 40 ladies attending. Decorations featured American Beauty roses, carnations, and poinsettia cards. Evening entertainments include Kensington teas for Miss Bertha Meyers, a December bride, and other social gatherings amid multiple dinners and celebrations. Mile Verlet, Paris Grand Opera soprano, was introduced in Cheyenne with a preview of her career and praise from European critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Barbara Bon
A. J. Parshall
R. A. Fopkins
America
Europe
Paris
Theatre de la Monnaie
Brussels
Opera Comique
Nice
Italy
Lyons
France
London
Mignon
Edison Company
Mile
Verlet
Arthur Walsh
Edison
Cheyenne
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Card Promote Liver View
An old ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to improve skin tone, appetite, and energy by stimulating the liver and bowels like calomel without harmful after effects. It claims pink skin, bright eyes, and buoyancy and notes millions of boxes sold yearly at 10 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Cheyenne Guests Attend Consistory Events and Visits
Visiting list shows former Governor and Mrs. Bry ant B Brooks at a Consistory reception at the Masonic temple. Mr and Mrs Lamb of Basin join the Consistory ball. Mrs Osgood of San Francisco and Mrs Gnatt of Missoula visit Cheyenne and plan to go to North Platte for holidays. Captain and Mrs Parker attended the Cadet ball in Laramie. Mrs O Whittimore of New York arrives for a two week stay. Mrs Johnston and children will visit for Christmas. Louise Simson of Lawrence College plans a Cheyenne visit with her parents. Mrs J C Klug returns from San Pedro after visiting her parents. G Atherly family back from Fort Collins after Thanksgiving. Elizabeth Whitaker and Marjorie Stuart are noted in town with Denver plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant B. Brooks
Cheyenne
Masonic Temple
Osgood
San Francisco
Society Leader Writes Passion Verses
New York society figure Mrs. Leonard M. Thomas writes under Michael Strange a volume of poems showing passion and artistic temperament. The famed suffrage leader, formerly Blanche Overrichs, marches annually in New York City suffrage parades. She plans a visit with sister Mrs. James Ball in Louviers, Colorado, and will meet Miss Stuart in Denver. Mr. C A Beach made a short inspection trip to Julesburg Nebraska Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
Michael Strange
Leonard M. Thomas
Thomas
Blanche Overrichs
Chas Oelflehs
New York City
James Ball
Louviers, Colorado
Misa Stuart
Denver
Nominating Committee Named For Upcoming Officers Election
The business session appointed a nominating committee that will report at the January meeting when the annual election of officers occurs. After adjournment, ladies visited groups about the amal tables in the furnished room. Refreshments were served at five by hostesses Mesdames Harteen and John.
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Carley
Mesdames Harteen
John
Presbyterian Aid Society Bazaar Nets About $200
The Presbyterian Aid Society met yesterday and reported a bazaar that cleared nearly $200. It offered fancy and useful articles, home cooked foods, candles, and refreshments. The year's business closed and the society adjourned to January 5. President Mrs. H S Ridgley presided. hostesses were Mrs. John Rees and Mrs. Charles Wilneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Presbyterian Ald Society
Uae
H.S. Ridgley
John Rees
Charles Wilneck
Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting Details
The bi monthly DAR meeting convenes this afternoon at Mrs. C. L. Rigdon's home with Mrs. H. L. Goff and Miss Frances Mentzer providing a paper and vocal solos. The College Club meets at Mrs. Spaulding's home with Mrs. Fox presenting The Cattle Industry and a Wyoming railroad population discussion by Mrs. Fee. Shakespeare Club gathers Monday evening at Mrs. Mark Chapman’s home due to Mrs. Whipple’s illness.
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Br. A. RK
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. L. Rigdon
A. D. Walton
Historie Boston
H. L. Goff
Misa Frances Mentzer
College Club
Arthur Spaulding
Sibley
Shakespeare Club
Mark Chapman
W. L. Whipple
Singers at Congregational Church Service
Mrs. Goff to sing solo at eleven o clock service with Dudley Tucker's My Hedgeomer and My Lord. St Mark's guild met at Parish house to report on Christmas bazaar and visiting teachers dinner. bazaar was highly successful with remaining articles selling at the weekend sale. Congregational Aid society met in church parlors with 45 members present led by Mrs. D M Carley. substitute hosts aided due to Mrs Why Whipple's illness.
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Pauline
Pauline Slaters
Stark
Mary Brown
Gibson
Miss Brown
Georgia Hirst
Sue Bretsch
Dorothy Gereke
Irene Kingham
Julia Cohen
Helen Daley
Helen Gleason
Madge Davis
Messrs
Eleanor Clark
Irs. Goff
H. J. Gott
Dudley Tuck
Hedcomer
Lord
St. Mark's Child
St. Mark's Guild
Mra
David Nimmo
Thygeegational Aid Society
Mra Why
Whipple
Edward Harwen
Congregational Aid Society
D. M. Carley
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Kensinton
Gertrude Thompson
Kensington
Ben
Muarjorie Stuart
Sheridan Vickers
B. F. Amend
Park Addition
Keridan
Mesera
T. G. Scott
C. A. Champion
E R. French
E. D. Hatfield
J. F. Kelley
Ridgley
Homer T. Lamb
Basin
Mar. Joseph Waseerman
Blanche Lawrence
Chicago
Hazel Oberfelder
Omaha
Raymond Frank
Harry Durham
St. John's Hospital
Elizabeth Louise
Betty Lou
Mile. Verlet
Prima Donna
Alice Verlet
The
Boyd’s Cash Market & Grocery
Broilers Springs
Ile
Oyd
Boyd’s
J. T. Boyd
Mrs. Lamb
Boulder
Arthur Parker
Laramie
O. A. Whittimore
JH. By, Henderson
Frank Johnston
Nanling
Johnston
J. H. Walton
Louise Simsoon
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wisconsin
Mr. Men
J. E. Samson
J. W. Highleyman
Sadalla
Missouri
W. Hi. Andrew
Harry Henderson
J. C. Klug
San Pedro
California
Benjamin O'Connell
G. Atherly
Everett
Fort Collina
Elizabeth Whitaker
Miss Welcott
Marjorie Stuart
Leonard Thomas
Srvevoi
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Wm. Myers Dry Goo’s Co
Wiss
Westinghouse Electric Ware
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
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