Shrine Dance and WCTU Institute Highlight Cheyenne Events
Cheyenne society pages outline a Mysatic Shrine event at the Manone Temple on Washington's Birthday with a special Denver train and Casper guests. Also noted are WCTU executive board meetings at the Methodist Church with state presidents present, a public school gymna s ium patriotic event for the Junior Red Cross fund and a piano recital by Arthur Frazer in the Parish house.
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Steart Society
Manone Temple
Washington
Mysatc
Denver
Casper
Cc.t. U. Institute
T. U
Archie Allison
Adriannon Hungerford
Colorado
Institutis
Cheyenne
Ood
Uncle Sam
Endete
Red Cross Fund
Arthur Prazer
Arthur Frazer
Chicago
Caprietto
Tausig
Visiting List for Leiningers After Denver Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles Everett Leininger who wed in Cheyenne on Thursday Feb 34 returned last night from a wedding trip to Denver and Colorado. They stay at Mrs Leiningers parents home, with Catherine Chaplin now Mrs Leininger. Leininger may be drafted next. Georgia Hirst returns from University of Colorado in Boulder. Minnie Rentle summoned to Cheyenne from Denver due to sister Mrs Marion Lewis death, staying at Congregational parsonage with Dr.
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Charles Everett Leininger
Cheyenne
Jas
Denver
Colorado
Mra Leininger
Vir
John Chaplin
Leinikcer
Catherine Chaplin
Leininger
Mire Georgia Hirst
Boulder
University of Colorado
Minnie Rentle
Marion Lewis
Military and slim silhouette fashion contrast in new styles
The display by Wim Myers Dry Goods Co features brig and military modeled garments with patch pockets and belts, while others favor a slim silhouette with tight shoulders and fitted waists. Coats show shawl collars and narrow lapels, with lavish buttons and over collars in silk.
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Wim. Myers Dry Goods Co
Mary MacLaren Returns with Universal Contract
Mary MacLaren signs another Universal contract and moves to Universal City California for an indeterminate stay. The young star rose to fame under Lois Weber who launched her career with Shoes and other timely pictures.
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Mary MacLaren
Universal
Universal City
Cal
Lois Weber
Miss MacLaren
Collier’s Magazine
Mary
Whispering Smith
Photoplay
Social Notes From California Visit Visitors and Relatives
The article lists relatives and guests visiting in California and nearby states. Ellen Galpin arrives from Illinois to visit cousins Harry True and Mrs. A T. Wilson. Mabel Stewart and son Gilmore from Kansas City stay with Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Lee. Frank J. Ben and son Francis, from Douglas, Arizona, with Captain and Mrs. Harley Dagley, are in Santa Barbara but plan to return to continue their sojourn in San Francisco. Alice McCarten arrives from Denver to visit her sister Mrs. M. H. Todd who is seriously ill at home.
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J. J. Shingle
Illinois
Ellen Galpin
Los Angeles
California
Harry True
A. Tt. Wilson
Mabel Stewart
Gilmore
Kansas City
0. M. Lee
Frank J. Ben
Francis
Douglas
Ariz
Harley. Dagley
Local Women’s Clubs Host Faust Program and Social
At the library this afternoon the Women’s Club plans a Faust program led by Mrs. E Mason Smith with music by Mrs. F H Wescott and the Coterie Art Choir. The Coterie Art Club meets at Mrs. Gnaim’s home 614 East Seventeenth Street. Sunshine Society members gathered at Mrs. J F Rea’s home for a Kensington social with 14 members and 3 guests. plans include Red Cross gauze donation and cancelled stamp collection. annual meeting and officer elections set for two weeks. The Cheyenne Art Association will hold a 4 pm library meeting with T B McDonough discussing The House Model and Miss Wills on rugs.
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E. Mason Smith
Woman's Club
F. H. Wescott
Coterie Art Choir
Coterie Art Club
Ed Gnaim
East Seventeenth Street
Sunshine Society
J. F. Rea Res
Red Cross
Baptist Mission Circle Meets This Afternoon
The Baptist mission circle plans a meeting this afternoon with Mrs. N J Uveronts at East Twenty First Street at 5 o clock. Jewish Circle hosted by Mrs Carry Rosenberg 619 W Twentieth Street this afternoon. Christian Endeavor program set at Congregational church Thursday evening February 21 for public attendance with proceeds aiding society activities. George Washington's birthday celebration noted. Teachers Association Entertained by Presbyterian Sunday School.
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Baptist Missions
Baptist Mission Circle
N. J. Uveronts
Hip
Carry Rosenberg
Twentieth Street
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational Church
George Washington
Teachers’ Association
Presbyterian Sunday School
Oh Baby to Follow Oh Boy in February
Alice Howell’s Century comedy Oh Baby is set to release in mid February mirroring the success of Oh Boy on the legitimate stage. The film aims to capitalize on the earlier show’s popularity and bring similar laughs to movie audiences.
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Alice Howell
Sunday School Reorganization Plans Discussed At Meeting
Mrs R A Morton hosted a Monday gathering of teachers with all but four present. A business session planned the reorganization of classes and a contest between Cheyenne and Sheridan Sunday schools. Attendance, punctuality, new members and collections score points. Cheyenne leads. Committees were formed for decorating supplies and record keeping.
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R. A. Morton
Cheyenne
Sheridan
W. R. Day
G. R. Porter
Marie Hall
Mra
Troops to Return to Fort Russell, Says War Department
A communication to Mayor E. W. Stone from Joseph C. O Mahoney says the War Department will send other troops to Fort Russell after moving forces from Fort D. A. Russell. The general staff denies plans to abandon the post and states facilities will be used again soon.
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War Department
Fort
D. A. Russell
E. W. Stone
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
John OB. Kendrick
Wyoming
Wb. A
Fort Russell
Mrs. Mary Lewis Dies in Cheyenne Store
Mary J. Lewis found unconscious on the tile floor of her millinery shop at 316 West Seventeenth Street. She died at St. John’s Hospital from acute gastritis after failing to regain consciousness. The widow, formerly Marie Rennie, was a well known Cheyenne resident. Her husband serves as a soldier at a training camp or en route to France. Efforts are underway to locate him.
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Mary J. Lewis
Weat Seventeenth Street
St. John’s Hospital
Lewis
Marie Rennie
Cheyenne
France
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Relief from Colds with Ely's Cream Balm
A user describes quick nasal relief from a cold or catarrh using Ely's Cream Balm. The product is applied inside the nose to penetrate the nasal membranes and ease swelling, discharge, and headaches. The ad claims instant soothing and healing of inflamed mucous membranes.
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Ely
Wyoming Woman to Attend National Defense Congress
New York reports that prominent women will form the Women's Section of the National Security League's Congress of National Service in Chicago February 25 to 24. Delegates include governors' wives, college presidents, teachers, and club leaders. sessions address women's roles in war-related problem solving.
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New York
National Security League
Great “Congress
National Bervier
Chicago
League
Womens
National Security Leagues Committee On Patriotian
National League For Woman's Service
Security Leagues “Congress of Constructive Patriotism
Washington
Thuman
Preston, Jr
Mra
Grover Cleveland
The
Security League
Maude Wetmore
U. S
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Fhimip North Moore
St. Lowie
National Council of Woman
Coffin van Rensselaer
National League For Wom
Service
Etta V. Leighton
New Jersey State Teachers’ Association
Preston
LaSalle Hotel
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Medinah Temple
Kathleen Burke
Richard J. Manning
Gov
Manning
South Carolina
Missouri State ‘Teachers’ Association
Elia Flagg Young
Natonal Educational Association
Helen [. Grenfell
University of Wisconsin
M. Carey Thomas
Kryn Mawr College
National Association of Collegiate
Edith K. O. Clark
Wyoming
F. H. A. Calhoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Eleanor Tarbox
Fryeburg
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republile
Florence J. Buleon
Michigan State Federation of Women's Clube
Merc
Ardella
Still
Missouri State Federation of Women’s Clubs
J Helen Taft
Taft
Bren Mawr
Pinto beans touted as value food for army and public
Food administration promotes pinto beans as a low cost nutritious substitute to navy beans. Railroad workers in Chicago order five carloads from Colorado to aid conservation, while firms from Philadelphia to Chicago adopt beans for communal menus. Western growers hold large supply and prices compare favorably to navy beans.
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Food Administration
Burlington Railroad
Chicago
Colorado
United States Food Administration
The
Thomas Roberta& Company
Philadelphia
New York
Norfolk
Boston
Navy
Weechman Restaurante
Marine Reserve Adds Free Transport for Enlistments
Sergeant James W Kaiser announced that free transportation will be provided to all men enlisting in the Marine Corps Reserve from Cheyenne to Denver. Open to men aged 18 to 35, four year term. If war ends early, enlistees stay on reserve for the unexpired term. Information at the recruiting station Call No 9 taxis and 7 passenger tow cars.
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James WW. Kaiser
Marine Corps Reserve
Cheyenne
Denver
Jad Salts Kidney Cleansing Remedy Adverts
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a safe inexpensive remedy to flush clogged kidneys and prevent bladder disorders. It claims four ounces in water daily before breakfast restores kidney activity and neutralizes urinary acidity, endorsed by a local druggist.
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Kitney
Syrian Armenian relief fund receipt acknowledged in Cheyenne
The Rev. and A Huston received a signed receipt from Cleveland 4H. Dodge, treasurer of the Syrian and Armenian relief fund, acknowledging a donation of $291.25 collected for the fund in Cheyenne.
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A. Huston
Cleveland
Dodge
Cheveone
Stock Growers Nethomal Oak Tax Forms Sale
The Stock Growers Nethomal oak offers income tax return tanks for large incomes and blanks to report salaries, interest, and other payments over $400. Call or write to obtain these forms.
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Nethomal Oak
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Cyrue Beard
J. N. Tyson
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Paramount
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Mary M ° Larnen
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Mary Lewis
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Anheuser. Busch
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