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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
11
Nineteen guests attended a dinner at the governor and Mrs Kendrick’s Cheyenne mansion with Rep and Mrs Semrad and many legislators listed among the attendees. Exquisite jonquil decor and yellow candles set a formal tone as plans for another dinner Friday were announced.
Mrs F H Eggleston of Laramie arrived to visit at the executive mansion for a short stay. Miss Mildred McIntosh, recent state treasurer H B Gates aide, leaves Rawlins for Cheyenne and then Miami to visit relatives for several months. Mr and Mrs Frank Gleason returned from Chicago after a ten day trip.
Mrs. J L Baird of Newcastle will leave this morning to join her husband in Denver while her Jamaica trip is canceled. Mrs. Roy McAdam of Potter Nebraska is in Cheyenne for a short stay with Miss Mildred Cook, who remains with the McAdams.
Clara Jagger of Morristown New Jersey sparked a sensation at the Beach Mine scandal following an unexpected development tied to the ongoing exploration. Details remain incomplete as authorities investigate the event and its implications for the workers.
The Coterie Art club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Herman Gnam. Participants include club members and local residents interested in art displays and social gathering.
The Cheyenne Art association will meet this afternoon at four o clock at the Carnegie library with a large attendance urged. D A HK. The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs Ray E Lee and Mrs Albert Chapman at the home of the former. All visiting members are invited to be present. An interesting program will be given. Whittier Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs A L Putnam to study Daniel under the leadership of Mrs Ira B Fee. Sub topics were assigned to several members and current events were discussed making a very interesting program. Mrs R A Morton will receive the club in two weeks with Mrs Carey leading in the study of the Book of Esther.
The Woman's Club of the R. M. A. held a regnar monthly special and literary meeting at Mrs R A Morton's home yesterday afternoon. Mrs Fred Miller presided and opened the session at three o'clock with routine business and officer reports. Two new members were received and welcomed.
Ralph Smith and Mrs. John Boyte divorcee and guests attend a February 15 gathering at Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Ath erly home featuring box supper, music, a theaterlike game, and a charity drive for the Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clubs. Attendees hear reports on legislative bills, including the supervising matron bill and prohibition submission, and discuss city issues.
The High School PTA met in the assembly room Tuesday with Mrs. J Jefferis presiding. Mrs. A L Putnam read a prepared piece on The Gary Schools followed by a general discussion. Students from Rich School petitioned to lift the ban on after game dances, while the athletic association urged reversal and stricter supervision.
Elizabeth Kelsey of Chicago suffered a heart stoppage during a minor operation. Dr. Glmer Vaughan administered artificial respiration and heart stimulation, restoring life after sixty seconds and normal action after thirty five minutes. She is the daughter of banker James C. Kelsey.
Mrs B A Turner hosted a Monday afternoon gathering at her home for a four course meal served after five with guests seated at an attractively set table. Attendees included Mrs Kines and Mrs F T John among others. next meeting planned for Monday afternoon with further attendees named. The Tyr Sunday School banquet followed with twenty five guests and a business meeting ending with a round table discussion on Sunday school progress and problems.
The Methodist Aid Society will hold a meeting this afternoon in church parlors with Mrs. KR Ht Dutcher and Mrs. Paul Nelson as hostesses.
Senator Poindexter warned in the senate that there are more ominous signals than the current line with Japan. He implied that other pressing issues could force bolder action, stressing urgency in handling relations with Japan.
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