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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
3
Nineteen guests were entertained at dinner at the governor’s mansion with Governor and Mrs John B Kendrick hosting. The list includes Representatives and Senators from Cheyenne Lusk Evanston and more, with planned events at the Consistory Reception and Bal Masque.
Mrs. F. H. Eggleston of Laramie visited the executive mansion yesterday for a short stay. Miss Mildred McIntosh, lately tied to the State Treasurer H. B. Gates, leaves Rawlins to Cheyenne then Miami to visit relatives for months. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gleason returned Monday from Chicago after a ten day trip.
Newcastle resident Mrs J L Baird prepares a Cheyenne to Denver journey with friends as Jamaica trip plans are dropped for now. In Cheyenne Mrs Roy McAdam and Miss Mildred Cook visit, with Cook returning home after her father Jay Cook’s death. Nadine Robinson and Louise Wolcott attend a piano recital in Potter, Nebraska, and a post recital dance rounds out the visit. Buy Gossard Corsets from Mrs R L Ward at 1615 Central.
Clara Jagger of Morristown New Jersey caused a sensation at the Beach Mine with her striking appearance and public attention drawing actions.
The Coterie Art club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Herman Gnam guiding the session. Members are set for a tranquil gathering to discuss plans and share artwork in the club’s regular, social format.
The Cheyenne Art association will meet this afternoon at four o clock at the Carnegie library. A large attendance is urged. D A HK Meeting. 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 DAR members invited. An interesting program will be given. Whittier Club meets to study Daniel led by Mrs Ira B Fee. Sub topics assigned to club officers and members. current events discussed. Mrs R A Morton to host in two weeks with Esther study led by Mrs Carey.
Mrs R A Morton welcomed members of the Woman's Club of the R M A to her home for the regnar monthly special and literary meeting. Mrs Fred Miller presided and called the meeting to order at three o'clock. Routine business and officers reports were presented. Two new members were received and welcomed.
Ralph Smith and Mrs John Boyte divorced and attended a Valentine gathering at C B Ath erly home. Boxes for a male partner draw, proceeds to Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs funds. Mrs C A Atherly announced purchases for Worland industrial home. Members discussed bills in legislature and Harold Bell Wright novel review. Refreshments served. guests included Mrs G A Campbell and Mrs Carl Plock.
The High School Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday evening in the assembly room with Mrs. Jefferis presiding. Members discussed lifting the ban on after game dances as student delegates from Rich School petitioned the board, citing fallen revenues and promising stricter supervision. Musical numbers included piano by Miss Hendershot and a violin piece by Miss Goldfarb.
Elizabeth Kelsey of Chicago fainted during minor operation under ether as her heart stopped for a minute. Dr Glmer Vaughan used artificial respiration and heart stimulation. life returned after sixty seconds and normal action after thirty five minutes. Elizabeth is daughter of banker James C. Kelsey.
Mrs B A Turner led a Monday Auction Club afternoon at home with ten guests enjoying a four course meal after five. The table featured migrant embroideries and fine surroundings. Several named members attended including Mrs F T John, Mr Roy F E Lee, Mrs Benold, and others.
The Methodist Aid society will hold a meeting this afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs. K R Dutcher and Mrs. Paul Nelson as hostesses.
Senator Poindexter warned in the senate that current tensions with Japan are more ominous and imminent than earlier signals. He urged caution and referenced broader security concerns in Washington on February 7.
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