Social afternoon at Gates home honors visiting leaders
Mrs Gates hosts thirty six guests including legislative and visiting matrons for a Valentine themed bridge tea honoring Mra KB Sullivan of asin and Miss Errol Powers of Creston. Prizes were awarded to several guests as tea and conversations followed a rose decor theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Wl.a.kirkpatrick
A. J. Parshall
Fred Warren
Bessie Salisbury
D. A. Prestyn
Mra. Wasserman
Joseph Wasserman
Mrs. Wasserman
Dance Event at KC Hall on February 1st
The G L A to the B of L E announces a dance in KC hall on February 1. Admission is 25 cents. Kopalds orchestra provides the music.
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G. L A
B. of L. E
K. C. Hall
Kopald
Visiting List of Officials and Residents Depart for Denver and Beyond
Tenore of local visitors and officials includes Frank Dy Johnston of Omaha chief among railway mail staff, leaving Cheyenne for Denver. Others like Mr and Mrs Isaac Jones and daughter Geraldine, Miss Mary Carpenter, Mr Frank Crowley, and Miss Constance Skovgard are noted for travel to Denver California Boise Lincoln Pocatel lo Idaho and ongoing legislative events. Several transfers and relocations within the railway mail service are recorded along with Elks ball attendance and long-term moves to Lincoln and Pocatel lo.
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Frank Dy Johnston
Omaha
The
Railway Mail Service
Chevennton
Denver
Isaac Jones
Miss Geraldine
Frank Crowley
W. €. Mulford
Cheyenne
Carl Meyers
C. A. Beach
Mr Meyers
J. M. Newman
Churchill Parent-Teacher Meeting Tonight
Women’s clubs join the Churchill Parent-Teacher Association for an afternoon gathering in the assembly room. The program aims to discuss school activities, fundraising, and parent involvement. Local educators and committee members will speak.
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Parent-Teacher
Churchill Parent-Teacher Association
Mexicans who aided Pershing troops forced to flee
After General Pershing's expedition in Mexico, families who supplied his troops faced fear and hatred from opponents. Friends of Vila would not allow these locals to stay in the area, insisting they leave their homes and possessions behind.
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Mexico
Vila
School program and social hour with cats announced
Close of school offers a short business session with an interesting program and a social hour with cats. Reception committee includes Mesdames M P Keefe Clyde Early and C M Garwood with Mrs A D Walton and Mrs D J Howell. Programs include Solve Me grade piano declamation and songs by seventh graders. Woman's Relief Corps meets this afternoon in the library auditorium followed by a colonial tea hosted by Mesdames Law A J Large and McKenzie.
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Meadames M. P. Keefe
Clyde Early
C. M. Garwood
A. D. Walton
Mra
D. J. Howell
Solve—Mre
Lloyd Sumpson
Elijah
Woman's Relief Corps
Mesdames Law
A. J. Large
McKenzie
Local Club Gatherings Highlight Social Events
A. R. 8 Dancing Club met at Labor hall for an informal evening with the Ferris trio providing music and a supper intermission. The Past Matron's O E S club enjoyed Valentine decor and tea hosted by Mrs. Horace Jenkins with eleven members present and many invited guests from nearby towns. Presbyterian Aid Society and Kensington Social Circle plan meetings this afternoon at church parlors and the home of Mrs. Chris Oleson respectively.
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A. R. S. Club
Labor Hall
Ferris
Horace Jenkins
O. E
Five O'C'ork
Robert Jerpe
Cathcare and
Gearhart
James Chrisman
Opal
Madame Jenkins
Presbyterian Aid Sociey
Presbyterian Aid Societly
Vietch
Mrs. Vat Ostrand
Kensington
The
Methodist Church
Chris Oleson
A. T. Knowles
Altar and Rosary Society Meeting at St Marys Church
The Altar and Rosary society of St Marys church held a social afternoon yesterday at K C hall. Attendance surpassed fifty guests with games music and needlework entertaining them until five o clock. Hostesses served refreshments. Mrs Hugh Coffman presided as president.
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Altar and Rosary Society
St. Mary’s Church
K C. Hall
Hugh Coffman
San Francisco shuts Barbary Coast vice district for first time
San Francisco police blocked the remnants of the Barbary Coast district at noon as the city closed the vice area for the first time. Chief White received notice from District Attorney Fieckert that the 15 day limit had expired and enforcement would proceed. Proprieties of 208 resorts were ordered to close and all inmates ordered to leave the district. About 1400 women inmates were estimated to be in the coast resorts near the hall of justice.
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San Francisco
Charles M. Fieckert
Vive Resorta
Hall of Justice
Penfield Hospital Closure Report From Vienna
Vienna February 15 The workshop run by Mia Frederik C Penfield wife of the American ambassador produced and maintained bandages and supplies using her own funds in a facility attached to Penfield Hospital closing operations amid postwar relief efforts.
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Vienna
Frederik C. Penfield
Mrs Penfield Leaves Relief Effort for United States
Mrs Fc Penfield, known for dressing Austrian wounded, has closed relief work in the capital and will return to the United States with her husband. The city regrets her departure as she has been a leading figure in relief efforts here.
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J. A. Delfelder
Riverton
Cheyenne
California
Turquoise Fashion Hits Paris and New York
Turquoise hats gowns and sport suits from Paris inspire New York milliners. Turquoise jewelry appears on evening gowns with artificial pieces common and prices may rise as demand grows. Embroidered borders echo Egyptian and temple motifs.
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Paris
New York
Evening Sun
Leather belts in suede tones complement sportswear trends
A variety of leather belts are shown in shops with broad suede now popular. Delicate colored leather blends with wool sweaters, and a broad suede trimmed fringe sash is introduced for wear with sports coats, sweaters, or sports dresses. Belts in cretonne linen checked pique patent leather and suede combine in black and white and novelty cotton materials.
Wanted Girl for General House Work Ad
Classified notice seeking a girl for general house work at 700 and 22nd Street with contact by phone 448 W.
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22Nd St
High School Armory Receives 98 Steel Lockers
Ninety eight steel lockers purchased from the Durham Steel Locker Co of St. Louis are now being placed in the high school armory. The new lockers replace older units and update the school facilities.
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Durham Steel Locker Co
St. Louis
New Gymnasium Lockers Benefit CA Dets
Superintendent Fee announced new gym lockers for the CA detachments are now available. The long awaited lockers provide a secure place for each boy using the gymnasium to store uniforms, preventing the need to take them home.
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Fee
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Frank Spanning
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Mmss
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Plains
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Penfield Hospital
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Kansas City Star
HS. Gymnasium
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