Goernor and Mrs Ken dricks host January dinner and parties
Invitations issued for a governor residence dinner Saturday January sixth at seven o'clock. Celebrations include Master Bobby Laughlin's birthday trip to a picture show with a feast. Merwin Bristol hosts eighteenth birthday party with John Harrington Herbert Doane and Woodie Warren as guests. Twins born to Dr Millard and wife at their Howse Street home. Recital at Parish house January 11 by Remo Cortesi with J H Chauteau vert, Mrs Forsyth and Miss Ferris assisting. Literary club banquet at Plains tonight. Everett Lippards occupy Pascall Cottage after December 19 marriage. Fort Russell tea honors Mrs Graves with seventy guests. Wedding in Laramie for James Squares and Eleanor Moon officiated by Rev. Wright.
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Goernor
John B. Kendrick
Merwin Bristol
J. D. Clark
Bristol
John Harrington
Herbert Doane
Woodie Warren
Smart Society
Remo Cortesi
J.H. Chauteauvert
Muriel Forsyth
Mise Zella Ferris
Joseph M. Carey
Pascall Cottage
Everett J. Lippard
Pascal
van Lennens Street
Fort Russell Society
Elizabeth Keiffer
the Post
R. C. Graves
New York City
Kelffer
Cheyenne Messenger Plans New Call Fee After Jan 1
After January first the Cheyenne Messenger service will charge f cents on each call in addition to the existing rate, introducing a small per-call surcharge alongside the current pricing structure.
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Cheyenne Messenger Service
Latest Photograph of Mrs David Lloyd George
The wife of Great Britain's new premier, Mrs David Lloyd George, rarely appears in public and shuns publicity though she has been photographed on occasion.
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David Lloyd-George
Great Britain
Visiting List Brims With Townsfolk Holiday Guests
Mrs Edward W Stone returns from Denver after hosting Christmas visits. Miss Vivian White of Boulder spends days in Cheyenne visiting Mire. Mrs Irvine plans to guest with Governor Kendrick during the legislature. Others include Mr and Mrs W E Chaplin from Douglas, Mrs Van Gilford of Goldsmiths, and families moving near Chugwater. Rollin Woolston returns to Laramie for yardmaster office work. Dr and Mrs W T Dumm come back from Green River after Christmas with son Franklin.
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Vivian White
Boulder
Cheyenne
Mire
Billy Walker
William G. Irvinie
Douglas
Ross
Kendrick
Irvine
Chicago
Rollin Woolston
W. H. Woolston
Laramie
W. T. Dumm
Green River
Christie
Ealey Dumm
Air
Franklin Dome
Winter Travels and Local Notices From Area Families
A New Year’s Roort from a Denver student on the way home from Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Joseph Wasserman and Bobby depart Christmas day for California for three weeks with Mrs Altman and Miss Babette Wasserman remaining in Los Angeles. Mrs Washburn returns from Denver. Mr and Mrs Joseph Vopat honeymooned in Iowa and Nebraska and settle at 515 East Twenty-first Street. W N Collier of Kansas City, a government building inspector, visited the Louis Cervantes family. Wm Dunstan, Pine Bluffs rancher, returns home after visiting his daughter Mrs D J O Connell.
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Denver University
Denver
Cincinnati
Joseph Wasserman
Bobby
Callifornia
Joseph Vopat
Iowa
Nebraska
East Twenty-first Street
W. N. Collier
Kansas City
Louis Cervantes
Wm. Dunstan
Pine Bluffs
D. J. O'Connell
Bargain Sale on Ladies Wear InDelayed Shipments
Bargains listed for ladies and children include suits at half price, silk and serge dresses 50 off, waists 20 off, coats 50 off, 25 suits from 10 to 20 dollars, and 50 skirts in serge gaberdine taffetas satin and broadcloth all new season stock at reduced prices.
Mount Mellick Club Opens New Year With Tea
Women's Clubs PETE VI Mount Mellick Club will be entertained by Mrs Ashley Gleason Saturday afternoon at the first session of the new year Knights and Ladies of Security hold regular meeting this evening at K hall Visiting members invited Auction Uridae Club Mrs J F Milligan entertained the auction bridge club yesterday afternoon with three libby players and an elaborate tea at five o'clock Mrs Milligan's queens include dames W F Dinnean John Smith J C Newlin J J Pee G B Hopkins D M Carley J C Jefferis C J Horiekey M A Kline A B Peabody B A Turner Mrs Newlin will receive the club in two weeks.
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Mount Mellick
Ashley Gleason
Knights and Ladies of Security
Auction Uridae Club
J. F. Milligan
Auction Bridge Club
Else
Dafi
Libby
Mra
Presbyterian Aid Society Hosts Tea in Church Parlors
The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid Society will be entertained this afternoon in the church parlors by Mrs. Samuel Corson and Mrs. Frank Lyons.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
The
Samuel Corson
Frank Lyons
Baptist Willing Workers Meet at Stimson Home
The Baptist Willing Workers will enjoy hospitality at the home of Mesdames J. E. Stimson and Wellnita and Miss Grace Emerson this afternoon. The Methodist Social circle will hold a business meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. D. Seaman on 1915 Evans Street.
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Baptist
Baptist Willng
Mesdames
J. E. Stimson
Wellnita
Miss Grace Emerson
Methodist
W. D. Seaman
Eavns Street
Guild of St. Mark's meeting at Parish house
St. Mark's Guild will meet this afternoon at the Parish house with Mrs. F. 8. King as hostess.
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St. Mark's Guild
Guild of
St. Mark’s
F. 8. King
Anna Gordon W T U Meeting Postponed
The meeting of the Anna Gordon WwW. c. T. U. announced for January 18 has been postponed until January 26.
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Anna Gordon W
Cheyenne W C T U Holds Wednesday Meeting
The Cheyenne W C T U met with Mrs Newell Bell Wednesday afternoon at the P B headquarters. Routine business was transacted and general subjects discussed.
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Cheyenne W. C. T. U
Cheyenne
Newell Bell
P. B
City Federation W C T U Holds Business Session
A business cession of the City Federation of the W C T U met at four o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Y P B headquarters after the Cheyenne W C T U adjourned. The meeting featured an interesting talk and planning on various subjects.
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City Federation
Cheyenne
Ume
Y. P. B. Meeting Highlights Elections
The Y. FP. B. of the W. C. T. U. met at headquarters for the annual business session with 24 in attendance. Mr. Harland Barton presided and officers were elected: president Harland Barton, vice president Fred Hareleroad, corresponding secretary Grace Thomas, recording secretary Florence Harcleroad, treasurer Sadie Leffler.
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Y. FP. B
W. C
T. U
Harland Barton
Fred Hareleroad
Grace Thomas
Florence Harcleroad
Sadie Leffler
Frances Willard W C T U Elects New President
The Frances Willard W C T U held an afternoon meeting at Mrs. Woolston’s home to elect a successor to Mrs. C H Daniel who resigned after moving from the city. Mrs. Frank T John was unanimously chosen as presiding officer and a social hour followed.
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Frances Willard
Fashion Notes On Southern Winter Wardrobes Of 1920s
The article describes how southern winter fashion blends sportswear with evening gowns. It notes a shift from multiple daily dress changes to a few sporty outfits, while confirming total wardrobe spending remains high. Fine fabrics like charmeuse, crepe de chine, velvets, and velveteens dominate sportswear and coats, often lined with linen.
Fashion notes on skirts and coats for modern women
The piece describes dark shirts and skirts cut to the ankle, with coats in decked colors. Bright colors are preferred for outdoor wear while velvet coats pair with charmeuse and crepe fabrics. Skirts cling to the figure, coats must not flare, and long Russian coats are acceptable for comfort.
The Great Gata Way Now at Broadway Theatre
The New York World notes workers in New York have received fat bonuses and suggests hiring in as box office staff to verify the claim. The piece points to widespread, perhaps inflated, perks seen by theater employees in Broadway venues.
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New York
Theater Box Office Shatters Gold Coin Sales Record
Reporters note a surge in gold coin purchases at theater boxes along the Great Gold Way. Box office staff say receipts have never reached such levels, with patrons buying “movie” tickets using gold coins as payment, signaling a unique wartime era trend.
Farmers Dominate North Dakota Legislature Shown
The Boston Globe notes North Dakota’s house has eighty one of one hundred fifteen members and a senate with farmer dominance. It contrasts with Massachusetts where lawyers lead. A Red Indian battalion group toured Glasnow under Canadian expeditionary force escort.
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Boston Globe
North Dakota
Massachusetts
Cansdian Expeditionary Force
Glasnow
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