Westminster Guild Concert and social events in Cheyenne
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church invites all friends to a concert at the church for the missionary fund with a fine program. Governor Carlson of Colorado will speak in Cheyenne on Thursday about Colorado's experience and prohibition. A reception for the Carlson party is planned at the executive mansion Friday evening.
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Wo Kendrick
Moe
John B. Kendrick
Westminster Guild Musicale
Westminster Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Missionary Fund
Carlson
W.C. TU
Colorado
Riton
Hungersor
Govrand
Kendrick
Executive Mansion
Visiting List Highlights Local Travel and Loss
Mr and Mrs EF J Kelley return from Denver and Idaho springs Cole Mrs Mollie Ingersoll proprietor of the move travels to Chicago for a style show and store purchases Mise visits town in western state for the Sunday Heboo association Mr and Mrs Wolcott return from Hamilton Me after family bereavement following the death of Mr Wolcott s father
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EF. J. Kelley
Denver
Idaho Springs
Cole
Mollie Ingersoll
Move
Chicago
Wolcott
Hauuibal, Me
Ines
Mr. Wolcott
Woman’s Clubs Chapter Hosts Afternoon Meeting
Woman’s clubs host a program at P. Ke. Mra W C Kinkead’s home this afternoon with readings from absent members and a parliamentary drill by Mrs G L Strider. The Alpha club meets at the library at 3 with an engaging program, followed by a regular Woman’s club session at the library Wednesday with business routing, new member balloting, music, and Mrs J H Walton’s paper In the Playhouses.
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Mra
W. C. Kinkead
G. L. Strider
Alpha Duby
Woman’s Club
Mbrary
J. H. Walton
Whittier Club Plans Wednesday Meeting and Lectures
The Whittier club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Durham as leader. Lesson titled The Coming of the Hebrew Nation from the book of Exodus. The Plains Dancing Club will enjoy the weekly session Wednesday night. Mystic Maze Club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Bert Penman. Rebekah Lodge No. 25 hosts a social dance Thursday evening February 10 at J O O F hall with music by Messrs. Primeaux and Henderson.
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St. Mark's Parish
Whittier Club
Harry Durham
R. A. Morton
Plains Dancing Club
Mystic Maxe Club
Mystic Maze Club
Bert Penman
Rebekah Lodge
J. O. O. F. Hall
Messra
Primeaux
Henderson
Art association meeting at library postponed to Thursday
The Art association will meet at the library Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock after a postponement due to cold and storm. Miss Frances Daviu will read a paper on the lives of Hepplewhite and Sharaton. Mrs. John W. Lacey and Miss Anna Dobbin hostesses for the D A R meeting Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Lacey's home.
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The
Art Association
Frances Daviu
Hepplewhite
Sharaton
John W. Lacey
Anna Dobbin
City Federation of Women's Clubs discusses Baby Welfare Week
The executive board met at the library with eleven members. Mrs. R A Morton presided as plans were laid for Baby Welfare Week in Cheyenne March 4 to 11. Mentzer outlined practical suggestions and urged committee appointments and intercity cooperation. The group also discussed the National Live stock convention, hospital aid efforts, and upcoming spring meeting open to all club women.
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City Federation of Women’s Clubs
R. A. Morton
W. C. Mentzer
Cheyenne
United States
Mentzerin
Wyoming
City Federation
Industrial Club
Upen
College Club Meeting Highlights Local Education Ideas
Wee, G. A. Fow and Mirenora Miller hosted the Colpee club at Mere Fox's home with most members present. Discussion on Mr True Denver paintings led to coordinating arrangements with the Art Gewoclation. Miss Mildred Jones reviewed the Gary System of education and its applicability to Cheyenne and other cities.
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Wee
G. A. Fow
Mirenora Miller
Colpee Club
Mere
Fox
Mr. True
Denver
Mia
Tra B. Fee
Mildred Jones
Gary
Ind
Cheyenne
Cheyenne W C T U and Methodist Aid Society Meet
The Cheyenne W C T U will meet at the Methodist parsonage this afternoon for a Frances Willard memorial and a memorial offering. The Standard Bearers of the Methodist Sunday school meet Thursday evening with Miss Marie Laughlin. The Methodist Aid Society gathers Thursday afternoon at Mrs W W Bueselle s home for a Kensington social and farewell for Mrs Couchman who leaves for Gary Indiana. all ladies of the church are invited.
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Cheyenne W. C. T. U
Cheyenne W. C. T
EK. Eb, Brace
Methodist Parsonage
Frances Willard
Methodist Sunday School
Misa Marie Laughlin
Methodist Aid Society
W. W. Bueselle
Kensington
Gary
Ind
Couchman Haa
Cheyenne
Europe to pay tribute, U S to invest after war
George B. Page, longtime Italian banker and Virginian by birth, says Europe must pay tribute to the United States after the war while the U S will invest heavily in Europe. He notes tariff issues and the need to fund war loans, urging careful policy rather than broad tariff barriers on both sides.
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Rome
Associated Preas
Whileurope
United States
Tomake
Europe
George B. Page
Page
Italy
Althe
Associated Press
Afterwar Europe faces the challenge of rebuilding Belgium and Germany
The author argues Belgium can recover quickly after the war and Germany will rise again. With excess US money and energy but less in Europe, the solution is to invest money and goods in Europe rather than raise tariff walls that block trade and hurt all nations.
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Europe
South
Belgium
Fix
Germany
United States
Hot Water With Limestone Phosphate Promised as Health Cure
An anxious piece extols morning hot water with limestone phosphate as a daily cleanse for stomach, kidneys, and bowels to remove waste and toxins. It claims clearer skin, improved digestion, and relief from constipation, urging all to start each day with the mix to feel healthier.
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Athens
Trade welcomes and needs shape Italy US relations
The article notes mutual welcome of trade with the United States and describes Italy seeking raw cotton coal and electrical machinery as key imports. It highlights employment prospects in the United States and implies a continued exchange of goods between nations.
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United States
Capitol
Italy
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