Cheyenne Society Hosts and Planned Events Across Legislative Week
Cheyenne social pages detail visits by Mrs Kendrick and Mrs Delfelder, a formal Plains dinner for Governor Kendrick and guests, Madame Ver Haar's concert and associated entertainment, and a series of bridge, tea, and Kensington gatherings hosted by local families. Several legislators' spouses are noted in town for the legislative session, with plans for future Christmas club events and domestic travels to Florida and Chicago.
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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
Visiting List Highlights Plains Hotel Guests
Mr and Mrs Kent of Worland arrived in Cheyenne to stay a few days at the Plains. Eunice Hastie, editor of the Golden Prairie Herald, attended her father's funeral in Des Moines and returned to Cheyenne. Vera and Doris Kool of Sheridan, daughters of Senator Kool, are now at the Plains with their parents. Elizabeth Howell of Denver visits her son D J Howell for two weeks. Rev W D B Gray returns from Chicago after attending Congregational board meetings. Mrs M H Todd and sister Mrs Garrett came back from Milwaukee due to illness and death in the family.
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Mrs. Kent of
Worland
Cheyenne
The
Plains
Vera
Doris Kool
Sheridan
Peter Kool
Governor's Mansion
the Plains
Elizabeth Howell
Denver
D. J. Howell
Women’s Club Meeting Plans at Library This Afternoon
Members may invite a friend to hear Mr Wallace Bond discuss The New Poetry. A fashion show honors legislative ladies. Mrs William C Mentzer presides. Vocal soloists Mia Lloyd C Sampson and instrumentals Laura Lee Lillian Blamey perform. Mrs R A Morton hosts R M A tables. Mrs Gibson Clark reviews laws affecting women and children. Our Legislature roll call features measures presented and passed.
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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 To Hold Thursday Meeting
The Cheyenne Art association will meet Thursday afternoon at the library with president Mrs. A. A. Baerresen presiding. A large attendance is urged.
Club meeting at Carnegie library highlights key business
Yesterday afternoon the club held its annual business meeting at the Carnegie library with president Mrs. J. B. Crain presiding. Ten members attended and important society business was transacted, noting the group’s strong standing.
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Carnegie Library
J. B. Crain
Wives' Declaration of Independence Made Public in Divorce Suit
The Wives' New Declaration of Independence issued by Mrs Bernard Colle of New York outlines leisure rights for wives including theatre and dancing evenings and bridge nights. Her diary used in court prompts her husband to sue for divorce.
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Bernard Colle
New York
Sunshine Society Chief Mrs Crain Plans Retirement
Prosperous condition and opportunity prompt Mrs Crain to retire from active work while remaining an associate member of the Sunshine Society. She organized the group February 26, 1908 and has served as president since. A letter from Mr G W Ethridge thanks Cheyenne friends for helping buy an organ for a Wendover Sunday school. Great rejoicing greeted its Christmas arrival. A social Hengington at Mrs William Lannen’s home follows two weeks hence with Mrs Lannen and Mrs O W Wheeler as hostesses. The annual meeting and officer election will be held the first Tuesday in March.
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Hengington
William Lannen
Jewish Circle to Meet at Mrs Myers Home
Mrs William Myers hosts the Jewish Circle this afternoon inviting a large attendance from the ladies circle. The event aims to greet members and discuss circle activities.
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William Myers
St Marys Sodality Social at K C Hall Hosts Named
The Youngeies' Sodality of St Mary's schedules a social and business meeting at K C Hall. Hostesses are Miss Lucille Emery Miss Anna Schuck and Miss Vera Kerrigan.
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Youngeies’ Sodality of
St. Mary's
K. ¢. Hall
Lucille Emery
Anna Schuck
Vera Kerrigan
King’s Daughters Plus Mae Douglas Rennie and Harteen Set to Perform
The Misses Mae Douglas Rennie and Harteen will entertain the King’s daughters and the Congregational church group in the church parlors Thursday evening.
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King
Mae Douglas
Rennie and
Harteen
Congregational Church
Congregational Aid Society to Meet in Church Parlors
The Congregational Aid Society led by Mrs. Fred Hirsig and her circle will host a Friday afternoon meeting in the church parlors. The session will start promptly at three o clock followed by a short musical program after the business.
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Congregational Aid Society
Fred Hirsig
Bake Sale Planned by Baptist Ladies at Johnston Grocery
The Baptist ladies will hold a bake sale Saturday at the Johnston grocery store to raise funds for a church project. Proceeds support parish activities and local community outreach.
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Johnston Grocery
Angora Trim Turns Sweaters Into Must Have Accessory
The article notes Angora as chic fur trim for knitted wool sweaters. Imported fabric is hard to secure, so a slip on sweater trimmed with Angora offers a prestige look and keeps the wearer at the forefront of fashion.
Tips on Wearing Turbans From the New York Evening Sun
The piece critiques turban styling with emphasis on straight headbands, hair concealment, and proper fringe lines. It warns against turbans that hide ear hair or dip at the neck, while advising against loose knots or Marcel waves showing through at the back.
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New York Evening Sun
Marcel
Chinese feather jewelry in New York Evening Telegram feature
The article highlights genuine antique pieces made of silver filigree with kingfisher turquoise feathers set in enamel. Smaller items are affordable, while larger pieces command higher prices, including belt buckles brooches pins and ornaments.
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New York Evening Telegram
Henry Ford's plan hinted to add a spring under back seat
A Boston Transcript hint suggests Henry Ford should accelerate reform by installing an extra spring under the back seat if he aims to maximize good for the greatest number.
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Henry
Boston Transcript
Henry Ford
Fashion News: Angera Trim Sweaters Define Spring Attire
Dame Fashion forecasts the rise of bright colored sweaters paired with separate skirts for the American girl this spring and summer. Jersey fabrics in silk or light wool will be used, with knitted silk or wool options. garments will feature lengthy styles with restrained trims.
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Angera
Harper's Bazaar
Dame Fashion
Pinex Cough Syrup Homemade Remedy Advertised
An ad claims a home made cough syrup using Pinex and sugar syrup yields a pint for about 6 cents. It promises rapid throat and chest relief for coughs and bronchial issues with a Norwegian pine extract, and offers a money back guarantee.
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Wayne
Dad
Laramie Coal Situation Relieved
Coal flow improves in Laramie as Intermountain Railway Company delivers a car to five local dealers and Union Pacific brings in a train load from the west. Alva S. L. Wady reports more coal cars arriving tomorrow, with 11 cars from Coalmont anticipated via the Colorado Wyoming Eastern, dependent on Northgate clearance. President Green cites ideal weather aiding the train’s clearance.
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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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