Has and the Are a Quip on Potential in Verse and Verse
A miscellaneous clipping notes a humorous verse about being a has or an are. It lists social guests for a luncheon hosted by Misa Maurine Casley with pink decorations and dancing. Attendees include Clara Dodds Kathryn McDevitt Kate Taylor Nora Moody and others. Mr and Mrs F M Johnston return to Chuewater. Mrs Heath returns from Denver visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dodds
Kathryn McDevitt
Kate Taylor
Nora Moody
Hazel Kmigh
Mellie Huff
Teresa Cervantes
Gertrude
Letitia Thompson
Louise Larsh
Geraldine Murray
Misa Maurine Casley
Misges
Mildred Sterling
Constance
Emily
Evelyn Jones
Frances Bristol
Kathryn Boyd
Helen Abbott
Marjorie Bad‘Sette
Ruth Breisch
Margaret Pinneen
Marjorie Johnston
Decorated tea parties and travels of local residents
A misread line in a progressive tea honoring Miss Wyman is corrected to describe a central decoration of a doll bride in white satin. Mrs F N Breese of Laramie leaves for Denver. Miss Marian Rossman returns to Denver after a holiday visit and music study at Trinity Church’s choir director Prof White man. Miss Hazell Ball visits family in Greeley while Mr and Mrs Charles Bristol report Denver trip and New Year celebration. Mrs S S Stockwell hosts Kensington tea with a formal tea service. Maurine Carley will return to Colorado College to resume studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Valeria Richardson
Wyman
Marian Rossman
Denver
J. F. Rossman
Miss Rossman
Denver University
Prof. Whiteman
Trinity Church
Baby Party at Miss Knight’s Home
Miss Mabel Knight hosted a baby party with guests dressed as infants. Decorations, games, and refreshments followed a baby theme. Prizes went to best finger drawings and flashlight photos captured the scene before guests revealed their mature sides. Attendees included Misses Jessie Large, Sadie Large, Margaret Lee, Mollie Lee, Ruth Nash, Kathryn Dyer, Margaret Dinneen, Fay Perry, Hagel Schmitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Sadie Large
Margaret and
Mollie Lee
Ruth Nash
Kathryn Dyer
Margaret Dinneen
Fay Perry
Hagel Schmitt
Every Woman Has a Right To Be Pretty
A vintage advice item promoting beauty routines for women. It claims skin rubbing with a magafone solution and witch hazel, warns against washing the head, recommends dry shampooing with corn meal, and touts Mother's Salve for colds and throat complaints as part of daily beauty care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bly
Catarrh
Baptist Willing Workers Postpone Meeting for Funeral
The Baptist Willing Workers shift their meeting to Saturday due to the funeral of Mrs. Hughes this afternoon. Mrs. Hague and Mrs. A R Towner host Saturday at 2522 Thames Street. The Guild of St Mark’s meets this afternoon with Mrs Dugald Whittaker. The B Y P U holds a business meeting tonight at Rev Van Winkles home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Guild of St. Mark's
Dugald Whittaker
van Winkle
Ald Society and Methodist Ladies Aid Meet at Wolfer Home
The Ald Society and Methodist Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. H. H. Wolfer's home with Mrs. A. Wolfer as joint hostess. Twenty five ladies attended the regular business session and enjoyed a social hour with lunch served by the hostesses and Miss Hezel Hall assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Society
Methodist Ladiess Aid Society
H. H. Wolfer
A. Wolfer
Hezel Hall
Woman's Club Reports on Child Drama Education
The Woman's Club met at the library on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Hart providing instrumental music. Mrs. Williamson spoke on current events and Mrs. E Mason Smith presented "Drama for Children," detailing drama's role in child education, storytelling, folklore, and development of imagination through dress up and theater experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Williamson
Fort Rusell
E. Mason Smith
Smith
Avery
Mrs. Smith
New York City
Q. O. A. Meeting Delights In Study Of Idythe of the King
The Baptist Q. O. A. held their court meeting at the church on Thursday afternoon. The ritual was dispensed with for this session, but the study titled Idythe of the King continued. A club member noted Year Books contain the club’s records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Q. O. A
Mra
Ling Coffman
Satuday
National Building
Westminster Guild Meeting Recalls National Ideals Lesson
The Westminster Guild met Tuesday evening with hostess Miss Annis Rees. Members sewed and listened to Mrs. Agnew read The Conservation of National Ideals while an elaborate spread was served. Attendees included dames Kepler Wishard Wills Agnew Stoddard Barry Forde Saunders Scheurz and Misses Doblyns Anderson Brown Laramie Peterson Haynes Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Annis Rees
Westminter Guild
Agnew
Miss Hees
Measdames Kepler
Wishard
Wills
Stoddard
Barry
Forde
Saunders
Scheurz
Misses
Doblyns
Anderson, Brown
Laramie
Peterson
Haynes
Land
Musical at Fort Russell Hosted by Mrs Dade
Mrs Alexander B Dade entertained a Wednesday afternoon musicale at her Fort Russell home. Thirty five Fort and town ladies attended with performances by Willin Bola picca Mrs Nobel Mrs Chapin Zither Solo Mrs Kempher Aird Sloan piano solo Mrs Skinner vocal solo and others. An informal reception followed with an elaborate collation served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander B. Dade
Fort Russell
Chapin Zither
Kempher
Aird
Sloan
Skinner
Raborg
Snyder
Put An Extra Stomach To Work Free Trial Package
An advertisement promises relief for indigestion and bloating with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims one grain digests 3,000 grains of food and that the tablets are harmless aside from aiding digestion. The offer includes a free sample and lists the price as 60 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
A. Stuart Co
Souart Ride
Ygareball
Mick
Army social notes and club meetings report
January plans include leaving for St Louis as Captain Tanner becomes paymaster. The regimental card club will hold a Mrat meeting and meet biweekly at the Infantry club. Officers and spouses hosted gatherings. various receptions and bridge and five hundred games were held with several hosts and guests named. Major promotions, transfers, and assignments are noted along with upcoming hostess duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Tanner
Infantry Club
Paisorad News Ghoks In Tie TP Offices Engaged In Records Check
Work crews in the area examine employee records as part of a cowho pieses review. Snow records and a century of ice trade details surface, with passes issued for about thirty days. Water inspection certificates are filed by officials, while Signa’s Prank Princeme returns from Menlo after duties on the Upoble track. Signals placed on the Gering to Northport Draneh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie TP
Supervicey
Signa
Princeme
Fron Meno
Gering-to- Northport
Snow Plows Deployed to Evanston and Nearby Areas
Snow plows from this station have been sent to Evanston and other western points to battle drifting snow. The accumulation is about eight inches with drifts to three feet creating solid ice barriers hard to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Agalet
Plaege
Wharf division engineer enjoys view with friend Otto Humberger
Chief Clerk F C Tatlock from the Wharf office is seen with Otto Humberger from Rawlins who works as division engineer on the West Wyoming division. The sighting highlights personnel connections within the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F, CC. Tatlock
Otto Humberger
Rawlins
West Wyoming
Special Theater Trains Reach Cheyenne Route
UVFP will handle several special theater trains in the coming weeks. The Berlin English opera company from Denver arrives en route to North Platte. The Third Degree company appears January 20 and will travel via special to Denver. The Don't Lie to Your Wife company also arrives in Cheyenne from Laramie via special train. Hotlood Visitors, Vera Alcorn of Rawlings, visiting the city, draws attention to Conductor B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UVFP
Hehan English Opera Company
Danver
Morth Platte
Deover
Cheyenne
Lhamwie
Local News Briefs From Cheyenne and Nearby Rail Movements
K Kove and BE Shannon return home after visits with their son in Cheyenne. Trakeman John Sager and wife Wilton and Phalen resume work after holiday visits. A special fourteen car train of the Fourth Cavalry from Fort Huachuca arrives at Cheyenne and proceeds to Fort Meade. Mrs Robinson departs for Chickasha Oklahoma to visit relatives for about sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Mortmann
Port Otmahe
Hartmann
Legion
Army
Fort Juscell
K. Kove
Elty
Shannon
Butte
Whary
Trakeman
John M. Sager
W. Wilton
PD. B. Phalen
Cheyenne
Fourth Cavalry
Ft. Murehues
Arizona
Ft. Meade
Sdp
Mra. O.tl
T. Robinson
Robinson
U. P
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Assistant Superintendent Roth Aid Leave Notice
A personal records clerk in the office of Assistant Superintendent Roth departed Wednesday for the East to assist due to the serious illness of his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. (. Filler
Roth
Swamp Root Aimed at Kidney Trouble Cure
An examining physician from a major life insurance firm says many applicants are rejected due to kidney disease, often undetected. He endorses Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a highly successful, herbal remedy and notes it is sold in drugstores or available as a free sample from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Piles Cured Rapidly with PAZO Ointment Claim
Advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding protruding or blind piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back refund if not cured.
Wool and tariff debate from Wyoming rancher interview
Mr. J A Moore, a Buffalo Wyoming rancher, answers questions on president, tariff, wool duties, and Republican platform. He states support for Theodore Roosevelt, Becker? and Beveridge. backs abolishing duties on necessities, raises duties on luxuries. opposes direct election of senators. criticizes Warren as old‑school and out of step with his views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Warren
J. A. Moore
Buffalo
Wyoming
The
Tribune
Warren
Abraham
Mr. Moore
Theodore Roosevelt
Cummiss
Beveridge
Ife
United States
Senate
Moore
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Mrs. F. M. Johnston
Chuewater
Mrs. Heath
Ce TY
L. BR. Tyson
East Highteenth Street
Lander
F. N. Breese
Vina Wyman
Hazell Ball of
Greeley
Charles Bristol
Tey
Pleasant Kensington
S. S. Stockwell
Kensington
Maurine Carley Willl
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Mabel Knight
Woman's Club
Marjorie Whip- Me
Muriel Bruce
Maude Briecht
Hazel Bell
Hazel Rowland
Audrey Milverstead
Lucy King
Alese Tyson
Weestminster
Mrs
Cavalry Card Club
Cavalry
Major Hartmann
Stunt
Pinch
Brupvzell
McAdam
Mra. Dowell
Lawrence
Fort Musee
Capt. Lawrence
Eleventh Infantry
T. Blake Kennedy
Myer Frank
Hinkle
George Walker
Paisroad News
Lieve Prom Rawlins
Vera Alcorn
Rawling
Life Insurance Companies
William Deming
Sou
Colorado & Southern Railway
J. B. Dyer
Tle. Fisher
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Wm. A. Brady
Clash
Robert B
William Shakespear
Hanson
Atlas Theatre
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