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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1916
Page
14
Exes see Visiting List includes Mrs. Joseph Carey and Mr. Robert Carey returning to Cheyenne Monday for New Year at home. Mrs. Prendreast and family from Fort Collins also depart after Christmas visit at Mrs. Atherly’s.
The article lists Simmons College students Douston Mien Margaret and others attending National Seminary in Washington and piano pupils of Mrs Rosa Rockwell returning from Casper recital. Several visitors return to Denver Cheyenne and Colorado Springs for holidays and school terms with departures to Goucher Exeter Lincoln and Sheridan.
A Hospital Aid Society business meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon at the library. Members and all committees are urged to attend to discuss and plan the charity ball. Sunshine Society also meets Tuesday afternoon for its monthly session. The Woman's Club of the R. M. A. meeting is rescheduled to January 10 with Mrs. A. P. Swainson hosting, while January 2 features a paper by Mrs. H. B. Henderson on The New Movement in Drama at the library.
The Help One Another club plans a vacation break and will convene on January 18 for its first meeting of the year. The T. club members will host a New Year private dance at the Parish Mouse on Thursday evening January 4 with Kopald's orchestra providing music.
The High School Parent Teacher Association meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening January 2 has been postponed for one week due to the excitement surrounding the first day of school after the holidays.
Miss Dana of Sheridan visiting Miss Dinneen before returning to the University of Wyoming at Laramie will sing a soprano solo at the Congregational church service this morning. Mrs. Harold Vaughan accompanies on piano. Special music planned at St Mark's Episcopal church this evening. Frances Willard W C T U to meet Tuesday at 2 30 at Mrs Woolston’s home. large attendance expected. Baptist Willing Workers to meet Friday Jan 5 at Mrs Stimson’s. roll called with New Year’s thoughts.
Last year's delayed shipments offered at deep discounts. 25 off on 25 Ladies' Suits once priced 20 to 35 dollars now 7.50 and up. 10 Ladies' Coats also reduced to attract buyers while stock lasts.
The actress Maude Adams, after a 27 year stage career, sold her New York town property on East Forty first street for an estimated 700000 revealing further country holdings valued around 150000 and one about a third that. Real estate estimates suggest she earned about 250000 from holding the NYC property. Her income reportedly exceeds 100000, though she keeps a simple lifestyle. She spends summers at Lake Ronkonkoma on Long Island, where she favors farming, dairying, and poultry investments.
The report notes a missed New York celebration at the Plains Hotel on Monday night. The fragment mentions a person and an urban event tied to a major city, with scant details available.
The fragmentary OCR mentions Cranite or Marble monuments and a name McCafferty in a likely funeral or memorial notice with limited readable details.
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