Cheyenne Social Calendar Stages Forums and Dinners
Cheyenne society notes list receptions at the Executive Mansion with Governor Kendrick hosting guests, a lavish Plains dinner by J A Delfelder for the Kendricks and others, Madame Ver Haar concert, and bridge teas. Legislators and their wives attend events, with Christmas club plans and travel to Florida and Chicago for family visits.
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Plains
the Plains
J. A. Delfeller Ee Delfelder
Riverton
Join B. I
Elfelder
Madame Ver Haar
Delfelder
Kendrick
Robert B. Forsyth
L. Beatty
Gretchen Arp
Fnator
Theodore C. Diers
Sher- Wolgang
Visitors and residents visit Cheyenne in local notes
Visiting List reports Mr and Mrs Kent of Worland arriving at the Plains in Cheyenne for a few days. Eunice Hastie returns from Des Moines after funeral rites for her father former editor Alex Hastie. Vera and Doris Kool of Sheridan stay at the Plains with family. Elizabeth Howell of Denver visits her son D J Howell for two weeks. Rev W D B Gray returns from Chicago missionary meetings. Mrs M H Todd and sister Mrs Garrett return from Milwaukee after illness and death.
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Mrs. Kent of
Worland
Cheyenne
The
Plains
Elizabeth Howell
Denver
D. J. Howell
Women’s Club Meeting At Library This Afternoon
Members may invite a friend to hear Mr Wallace Bond present The New Poetry at the library this afternoon. Mrs William C Mentzer presides with musical numbers by Mia Lloyd C Sampson Laura Lee and Lillian Blamey. The R M A hosts tables and Mrs R A Morton entertains. A review of laws affecting women and children and a talk on Italian artists follow as Our Legislature is read and debated.
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Woman's Club
Wallace Bond
William C. Mentzer
Mia. Lloyd C. Sampson
Laura Lee
Lillian Blamey
R. A. Morton
Tia
Gibson Clark
Cheyenne Art Association Meets Thursday at Library
The Cheyenne Art association will convene Thursday afternoon at the library with president Mrs A A Baerresen presiding. A large attendance is urged.
Club meeting at Carnegie library with Mrs Crain presiding
Yesterday afternoon the club met at the Carnegie library in its annual business session. Mrs J B Crain, the president, presided and ten members attended as they transacted important society business and noted the group remained active.
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Carnegie Library
J. B. Crain
Wives' New Declaration Satirizes Married Life
Mrs Bernard Colle of New York issues a spoof declaration advocating leisure nights for wives including theatre dancing and bridge. Her husband sues for divorce after the diary in court reveals the stance and critique of marital routines.
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Bernard Colle
New York
Sunshine Society Leader Mrs Crain Announces Retirement
Prosperous condition prompts Mrs Crain to retire from active work while remaining an associate member. She organized the Sunshine society February 26 1908 and has served as president since then. A letter from Mr G W Ethridge thanks Cheyenne friends for helping purchase a school organ, received in time for Christmas. A social Hengington follows two weeks hence at Mrs William Lannen’s home hosted by Mrs Lannen and Mrs O W Wheeler. The annual business meeting and officer election occur the first Tuesday in March.
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Hengington
William Lannen
Jewish Circle to Meet at Mrs Myers Home This Afternoon
The Jewish Circle under Mrs William Myers invites the ladies to her home this afternoon for a gathering. A large attendance is desired.
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William Myers
Youngeies Sodality Social at St Marys Hall
The Youngeies Sodality of St Marys hosts a social and business meeting at K C hall. Hostesses are Misses Lucille Emery Anna Schuck and Vera Kerrigan.
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Youngeies’ Sodality of
St. Mary's
K. ¢. Hall
Lucille Emery
Anna Schuck
Vera Kerrigan
King’s Daughters and Misses To entertain church guests
King's Daughters The Misses Mae Douglas Rennie and Harteen will entertain the congregational church members in the church parlors Thursday evening.
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King
Mae Douglas
Rennie and
Harteen
Congregational Church
Congregational Aid Society Holds Friday Meeting
Mrs. Fred Hirsig and the ladies circle will host the Congregational Aid Society in the church parlors Friday afternoon. The meeting starts at 3 o clock with a short musical program to follow the business session.
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Congregational Aid Society
Fred Hirsig
Bake Sale Planned by Baptist Ladies at Johnston Store
The Baptist ladies will hold a bake sale Saturday at the Johnston grocery store to raise funds for their church activities and community help programs.
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Johnston Grocery
Angora Trim Shines On Slips On Modern Sweaters
A fashion note says Angora trimmed sweaters, securing a chic look, are highly desirable. The text highlights the allure of this imported fabric and the appeal of a slip on style that features Angora trim as the season’s standout feature.
Tips on Wearing Turbans From the New York Evening Sun
The piece critiques turban styles that reveal hair or sit poorly on the head. It warns against hiding ears behind hair wrapped in a straight band and against collars formed by turban edges. It endorses turbans that follow a flattering line above the eyebrows and avoid excessive exposure.
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New York Evening Sun
Marcel
Chinese Feather Jewelry Prompts Antique Style Belts and Brooches
From the New York Evening Telegram, Chinese feather jewelry is described as a beautiful addition to novelties. The pieces feature genuine antiques of delicate silver fibree with turquoise kingfisher feathers in enamel. Smaller items are affordable while larger ones are costly, including belt buckles brooches pins and various ornaments.
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New York Evening Telegram
Hint for Henry turns Ford car into social spoof
In a Boston Transcript item a satirical note suggests Henry Ford would push for the greatest good for the greatest number by placing an other spring under the back seat, mocking his reform image.
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Henry
Boston Transcript
Henry Ford
In the Wake of the Fashion Her Sweater Is Angera Trimmed
Dame Fashion forecasts spring and summer New York style highlighting a bright colored sweater paired with a separate skirt. Jerseys of silk or lightweight wool will dominate while knitted silk or wool sweaters offer alternatives.
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Angera
Harper's Bazaar
Dame Fashion
Pinex cough syrup home remedy and guarantee
An ad-style description touts Pinex cough syrup as a cost effective preparation made at home from one pint bottle and granulated sugar syrup. It claims rapid relief for coughs and throat or chest cold and offers a money back guarantee.
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Wayne
Dad
Laramie Coal Situation Relieved
In Laramie this morning Intermountain Railway Light and Power turned over a car of Colorado coal to five local dealers. A Union Pacific train from the west brought in coal and half a car was distributed. Union Pacific agent Alva Wady said another train load would arrive tomorrow, mostly for Laramie. Eleven cars of Coalmont coal were due from Colorado, Wyoming and Eastern tomorrow if the Northgate train can be freed from drifts as President Green reported the weather was favorable.
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Laramie
Colorado
Intermountain Railway, Light and Power Company
Union Pacific
Alva SL Wady
Coalmont
Colorado, Wyoming & Eastern
Northgate
Green
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