Christmas tea ends season at the executive mansion
Cheyenne society closes the year with a Christmas tea at the executive mansion led by Mrs. Kendrick. The event featured violet decor, a festive menu, and candlelit place cards for eighteen guests.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
11
Cheyenne society closes the year with a Christmas tea at the executive mansion led by Mrs. Kendrick. The event featured violet decor, a festive menu, and candlelit place cards for eighteen guests.
A long list of local residents and relatives plan Christmas travel or visits. Many families, including Hartung, Raife, Johnson, Ingersoll, Domi, Putnam, Nimmo, Carley, Stull, Smith, McAdam, Spiegelman, and Hopkins, will spend holidays with relatives or friends in Iowa Denver Fort Collins Colorado New Mexico and New Jersey, with cadets and students returning home for the season.
Seventeen members attended a social hour at Mrs Nicholas Pepys home as the Help One Another club marked its anniversary. The Mystic Maveh and Cheyenne Art Association held meetings with programs for children and guests, including Christmas decorations, food, contests, and gift drawings for attendees.
A civic group sale at Tapust church offers baked bread and rolls for the season. Judge Jove ML Cheesy addressed twenty five attendees outlining aims. Bernice Connelly of Denver played violin with pianist Tiwasel. the event included church class activities and plans for Sunday school programs.
A fragment from the Toledo Blade reflects on poverty and social justice. The piece contrasts wealth and poverty, notes the power of the masses, and questions whether bankers understand hardship. It cites a banker visitor to Poverty Row and his remarks as revealing.
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