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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1916
Page
13
Invitations issued for a Leap Year dance December 18 at K of C hall. Miss Alving Haas to lead the event with Kopald's orchestra providing music. Dancing from nine to twelve with about seventy five invitations.
Visiting residents and travelers stop in for weekends and holidays. Miss Mildred Grahfam teaches at Archer rural school and visits her mother Mrs. J T Gra ham. Mr and Mrs C H Townsend of Casper return from the Consistory reunion. Miss Margaret Burdick returns from Denver. Mira and William C Kinkead come home after a Denver visit. Miss Nell Morgan Baptist missionary visits friends before heading east for a month. she plans to attend the New Year marriage of her niece Miss Mary Lemon to Mr John M Darrow in Bedford Indiana. Darrow and Lemon met at Granville College. he recently graduated and she finished at Vassar. Miss Morgan will visit Richmond Indiana before returning to Wyoming. Mrs Bert Moffee of Granite Canyon returns Wednesday after visiting Mesdames Qobenstein. Mrs McGee attends tea events with Mesdames Jenkins Jerpe and Metcalf. Mr and Mrs J O Clark return from Washington BC after two weeks on business.
Local clubs plan afternoon gatherings with hosts Mrs J Dobbine and Mrs Ashley Glemeon. Shakespeare Club wraps Browning study and schedules a review next Monday. Churchill PTA hosts student Christmas programs on December 21 and 22 with K through 4th graders Friday. O T club hosts parish house dance this evening with many invitations.
The Elks lodge has issued invitations for a social hop to be held at the Elks home Thursday evening of this week.
The Christmas club met yesterday with Mrs. David Kimport. Members enjoyed socializing as they worked on Christmas gifts, the pleasant chatter filling the hours.
The Cheyenne W C T U will meet this afternoon with Mrs D R Kinport as the speaker Mr Fred Crabb. The W C T U Federation held a special meeting at the YMCA headquarters on Wednesday at 2 30 o'clock. All members are urged to attend due to important business. The Congregational King's Daughters plan to meet next Thursday evening in the Congregational church parlors hosted by Mrs Irvin Potts Mrs L A Broderick and Miss Mabel Potts.
Chicago police raided the Graber residence after neighbors reported a poker game evolving from enchre and attracting women guests with a hostess keeping a money kitty. Thirteen people were arrested including thirteen women and a few men. many used fictitious names. The Neighbors described the home as respectable and the raid as a surprise.
The Y P B will meet this evening in the club rooms on Capitol Avenue Rev Stubblefield will address the gathering during the program
All Elks are invited to a gathering on Thursday December 14. The notice provides invitation details and marks the date for members and guests to attend.
A frugal recipe uses cooked rice butter grated cheese pepper salt and beaten egg to form flat cakes. Center each with seasoned chicken mince, seal, mold into ovals, dip in egg and cracker crumbs, then fry until rich brown. Serve warm. New York Tribune.
A fragment cites dipping cheesecloth in kerosene and hanging it for forty eight hours with a remark about a better Master. The wording resembles period advice or proverbial language from a magazine fragment.
An editor warns reporters to avoid facts, urging use of alleged and rumored terms. The society notes claim a party hosted by Mrs. Smith with guests from local and distant areas, including Mrs. Hollinger from Leavitt's Junction, amid gossip about Archibald Smith. A disruptive incident follows as a whirling mask is thrown from a window.
PANO by W O W drill team announces Thursday evening December with K C hall. Admission 0 cents with ladies free. Ke pald's orchestra. call A McAmterty at phone 6184 for details.
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