Cheyenne Club and Church Socials Mention Hospitality and People
A crowded Cheyenne social scene features a bridge party hosted by Dr and Mrs J T Stringle with Miss Osterstock and high scores by Mrs Fred Warren and Mr Herbert Lacey. Courting visits, dinners, and a Camp Fire Girls show fill evenings, plus a well attended farewell for Mrs Bach and a Washington themed Fort Russell dinner for Governor Kendrick and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J
Stringle
Pan Osterstock
Maston
Pennsylvania
Cheyenne
Fred Warren
Herbert Lacey
Capitol
Bromo Quinine Product Ad Noted in Box Endorsement
An advertisement notes a single Bromo Quinine product named Grip Laxative with F. W. Grove’s signature on the box, labeled P5ec. The claim suggests it prevents grip colds by removing the cause, emphasizing its unique status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Grove
Visiting List highlights regional travel and notable residents
Senator T C Diers of Sheridan returns to Cheyenne with sister Miss Ron Diers for two weeks in Denver. Several Cheyenne residents travel to Denver, Helena, Minneapolis, and Casper for visits. The livestock board stenographer Miss Lillie Roberts travels with brother Franklin to Thermopolis for a rheumatism treatment and visits Sheridan with L R Tyson Jr. and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Diers
Sheridan
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Ron Diers
Seward
Neb
Denver
Walter Pell
Peter Appell
Chicwater
Curtis Templin
Pell
Covington
Lillie Roberts
F. L. Thompson
Livestock Board
Capitol
Franklin
Casper
Thermopolia
Mr. Roberts
Thermopolis
L. R. Tyson Jr
Mra. Tyson
Val Roberts
Women clubs plan lectures and entertainments in Cheyenne
The Coterie Art club hosts an afternoon at Mrs Ed Gnam. The Woman's club met at the library with two piano solos by Mrs E G Ahrens and a paper by Mrs A D Walton on Modern American Poetry. Se nus MacManus is set to lecture and tell stories for students and a public at the Methodist church next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
E. G. Ahrens
W. C. Mentzer
A. D. Walton
Laura Lee
D. J. Howells
Senus MacManus
Ihen
Cheyenne
University of Wyoming gym classes meet tonight at 7 30
Gymnasium and dancing classes led by Miss Clement of the University of Wyoming convene this evening at the gymnasium at 7:30. Members are urged to be prompt to allow time for social dancing after the regular sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement
University of Wyoming
Methodist Aid Society Meeting at Mrs Macember Home
The Methodist Aid society will meet this afternoon at 3 o clock at 216 West Twentieth Street the home of Mrs Macember Joint hostessing will be Mrs T F Durbin with Mrs Macember Note The text appears garbled but lists a church aid meeting at a specified residence and time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Macember
Weat Twentieth Street
T. F. Durbin
King's Daughters Event at Congregational Church Tonight
King's Daughters of the Congregational church will entertain in church parlors tonight with business and pleasure. Frances Willard W C U members hosted a Tuesday program at Mrs. F T John's home with Rev George Van Winkle speaking on What Next. Miss Alice Bell sang, Miss Minnie John played piano, and Willard memorial fund themes were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hann
Cheyenne
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational Church
Mussc
Colored Tac
Hinnn Company
King's Daughters
M. A. Kinne
Dora Leach
Mira Fern Patterson
King’s Daughters
Frances Willard
Willard Memorial Fund
Governor Kendrick Keynoted Y P B W C T U Meeting
The Y P B of the W C T U met at headquarters with forty two attendees. Gov. John H B Kendrick spoke on Wyoming's early days, followed by a Frances Willard memorial program led by Miss Hazel Bell. Speakers included Dr Ellen Werlaufer and Mrs Alice Kinnear. Florence Harcleroad resigned as secretary, Grace Thomas elected to replace her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HB. Kendrick
Wyoming
Frances Willard
Hazel Bell
Chicago
Miss Bell
Rest Cottage
Francesa Willard
Evanston
Miss Willard
Ellen Werlaufer
Alice Kinnear
Florence Harcleroad
Grace Thomas
Fashion Trends Ease Change from Hobble to Wide Skirts
Extremists resist the new line but the ton neau barrel skirt remains modestly revolutionary. Widest below the hips and narrowed at the hem, the silhouette is easy to adapt from the hobble to spring styles. Hats and trimmed headwear shift to simpler, toned palettes with plain black beige or gray materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Globe
The Force Behind Local Progress Described
A civic force drives countrywide work, aiding politicians merchants teachers and preachers in civic life. It influences celebrations funerals weddings fires sales sheriff sales bargains and even railways, shaping public action and policy.
The Country Editor’s Pivotal Role in Prosperous Rural Renewal
The piece portrays the country editor as a powerful, often misunderstood force in American life. It argues he operates across roles from printer to editor, attends all major functions, and must now lead merchants to adopt clearer advertising, illustration, and pricing to spur better business and national growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
American Iife
Kidding the Neighbors from Everybody's Magazine
Casey barely a week married discovers his wife controls the home and larder. She calls Terrence inside with a strident invitation to toast and eggs, then reveals she is joking and playing to the neighbors with a playful kitchen scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybody's Magazine
Casey
Terrence
Tay
Juvenile Crime Floods English Reformatories
London Feb 21 Juvenile crime has surged to the extent that not a single vacancy remains in any English reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
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George Washington
Lofts
John & Dwight
Diane
Mias Esterstock
Clarence Hammond
Narciass
Amilax
Themes Hyoter
Osterstock
Cpaach
Nishard
Lincoln
Nebraska
R. H. Dutcher
J. &. Stubblefield
RK. Kinpor
R. M.A
Fred Miller
Baach
Torella Richard
Fort Collie
Homan
Mire
Mra
Mellough
Mies Ann Diere
Nebraake
Pinner Pate Cancetled
Archie Allison
Albert
Camp Fire
Meat Generals
Sirleen
Frances Brownlee
O. C. Brownlee
Brownlee Inn
Clifford Hummer
Effie Lannen
Marie Jordan
Gladys Kleinke
Helen Hudson
Helen Tyson
Helen (Ileason
Velma Wilneck
Dorothy ‘Ileason
Fort Nussell Society
Jameel A. Smoke
Fort Nussell
John B. Kendrick
Washington
Kendrick
Joseph M. Garey
Hurke I. Sinclair
Charles W. Riner
Elizabeth Kelffer
J. D. Shingle
Mastoff
Shingle
Ardelotte
Fort Resse
Jefferson College
Philadelphia
Postum
Mary BE. Dill
Telephone Offices
Laramie
FP. H. Egeleston
Executive Mansion
Mixa Una Whitehead
J. M. Brown
Helena
Mont
WH. W. Raphael
Minneapolis, Minn
Raphael
Robert D. Carey
Freeman
General Freeman
Carey
Sarah Darlington
Joseph Manl
Coronado Beach
San Diego
California
Careyhurst
Coterie Art Club
Ed Gnam
P. EK
C. P. EB
Sisterhood
Woman's
Whittier Club
The
Whittier Hair
R. A. Morton
John F. Carey
Bartlett
E. J. Kelley
Sherman Ga
Wm. Myers Dry Goods - Company
Wm. Myers Dry Goods. Company
American Oil
Mr. Rice
American Oil Company
Cheyenne, Wyo
C. Warren Rice
W. 16Th ST
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