Social Calendar Flows With Dinners Teas and Recital
Governor and Mrs. John B Kendrick host a seven o'clock dinner at the Governor's Mansion. Five O'Clock Tea will honor Miss Mary Kittleman of Colorado Springs. Mrs Frank Bon invites guests to a Thursday reception January eleventh. Master Bobby Laughlin hosts a birthday theatre party this afternoon. Mrs Sam Thompson runs a children's story hour at Carnegie Library with Edison music. Knights of St Paul dance at the parish house last night. John Milligan's Jolly Surprise Party features friends and festive games. Judge and Mrs Joseph M Carey hosted informal dinner with Governor Kendrick and guests. A song recital by J H Chauteauvert at Parish house Thursday evening January 11 draws Cheyenne society—patrons include Kendrick and many city leaders. The city awaits a capacity audience for the event.
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Geraldine Murray
Mary Kittleman
Colorado Springs
Sam Thompson
Carnegie Library
Edison Music
Knights of St. Paul
Muriel Forsyth
Kathryn Boyd
Carl Dillman
Joseph M. Carey
John B. Kendrick
Charles D. Carey
Remo Cortesi
J. H. Chauteauvert
Elizabeth Gill
Chauuteauvert
Baseo Cantante
Cheyenne
Kendrick
Carey
Cyrus Beard
People depart and arrive as Cheyenne families resume routines
A flood of visitors and travelers return to Cheyenne and nearby towns after holidays. Misa Grace Devine heads back to Colorado Agricultural College Fort Collins. Mrs Carey Vail returns home to Fort Collins after visiting Emighs. Mrs Tallmire travels to Woodriver Nebraska due to a brother's death. Misses Ena Crain Grace Logan head to Fort Collins while Loraine Putnam Donald Whipple enroll at Colorado College. Various others plan trips to Ann Arbor Jackson ville Colorado Springs and Cheyenne assignments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Grace Devine
E. W. Devine
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Ena Crain
Grace Logan
Agricultural College
Mary Nimmo
Meda Carley
Marjorie Whipple
Geraldine Murray
Messrs
Loraine Putnam
Donald Whipple
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
Mary Kittleman
Nimmo
Murray
Frank Tallmire
Woodriver
Nebraska
William Connor
Tallmire
Wyoming Agriculture Talk At College Club Meeting
The College club will meet this afternoon with Mrs James B True. A paper on Agriculture in Wyoming will be presented by Mrs Ashley Gleason. Mrs Gleason will also entertain the Mount Mellick ladies at her home this afternoon. Eighty couples accepted the invitation for the O T club dancing party at the Parish house Thursday evening with Kopard's orchestra providing music. Punch and Christmas bell decorations featured the reception. A subsequent dance is planned soon.
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College Club
Mra
James B. True
Wyoming
Mount Mellick
Luh
Ashley Gleason
Mount Mellick Club
O. T. Club
Kopard
Punch
Social Meeting Scheduled by St Marys Cathedral Sodality
The Young Ladies' Sodality of St Mary's Cathedral plans a social gathering on Tuesday evening January 3. The event aims to foster fellowship among members and friends of the church circle.
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Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Mary's Cathedral
Rich Man Masle Colbert Victim Shot by Model Grace Roberts
The victim, Grace Roberts, linked to artist Rich Man Masle Colbert, died after the suspect killed by self-inflicted wound Thursday night. Authorities identify Roberts as the model connected to Colbert, with the alleged slayer ending his own life.
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Masle Colbert
Grace Roberts
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promoted for Bad Breath Relief
An old advertising piece touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a pleasant sugar coated remedy for bad breath and bowel liver cleansing. It claims the vegetable formula stimulates bowels and liver, clears the blood, and avoids calomel’s after effects with a weekly dose of one or two tablets, priced 25 cents per box.
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F. M. Edwards
Keating Home Hosts Postponed Meeting By Missen Keating
At the home of Misa Bernice Keating the Missen Keating Clara Truckey and Kathryn McDevitt will host. The meeting was announced for Monday evening but was moved due to conflicting entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Bernice Keating
Missen Keating
Clara Truckey
Kathryn McDevitt
Presbyterian Ald Society Hosts Social Meeting
Mrs. Samuel Carson and Mere Frank Lyons entertained about fifty Indies of the Presbyterian Ald society at a church parlor social yesterday afternoon. Mrs. G L Spring presided in the absence of Mrs. H S Ridgley. A social hour with informal music followed and refreshments were served by the hostesses with Mrs. Jay Showalter and Miss Foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ald Society
Samuel Carson
Mere
Frank Lyons
G. L. Spring
H. 8. Ridgley
Jay Showalter
Miss Foresman
Social Circle of Methodist Church Holds Monthly Meeting
The Social Circle of the Methodist church met at Mrs. W. D. Seaman's home with large attendance. President Mrs. D. P. Prans led the session and announced committees for the year. Mrs. A. W. French presented a paper on Wyoming laws affecting women and children. A social gathering is set for two weeks at the parsonage with hostess Mrs. FE. Brace.
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Methodist Church
W. D. Seaman
D. P. Prans
A. W. French
Wyoming
FE. E. Brace
Baptist Willing Workers Meet for First Session
The Baptist Willing Workers held the year's first session at Mrs. J. E. B. Stimson’s home. Mrs. Emerson Wellnits and Miss Grace Emerson assisted, with Miss Louise Stimson providing piano selections. Stimson, a Lawrence college student, is home for holidays with Mrs. Wardlaw of Powell among invited guests.
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Baptist
J. EB. Stimson
Emerson Wellnits
Grace Emerson
Louise Stimson
E. B. Johnston
Miss Stimson
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wirnconel
C. Wardlaw of
Powell
Wardlaw
Dauch
Hostesses Serve Refreshments at Cheyenne Session
The text notes travel to Cheyenne for the session and mentions hostesses serving delicious refreshments at five o'clock.
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Ter
Cheyenne
Carbon County Board Organizes With New Officers
Rawlins Jan 6 The new Carbon County board of commissioners was organized with Andrew Rasmussen elected to a four year term and Robert A. Day to a two year term. W A McKay was chosen chairman. Bonds for the new officers were approved and county claims audited and allowed. Dr Raymond Barber was named county physician for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Board of County Commissioners
Andrew Rasmussen
Robert A. Day
W. A. McKay
Raymond Barber
Hairpins Predate Buttons in Ancient Tools Study
Prof Charles Torrey of Yale says hairpins appeared before buttons in historical strata. He notes earliest hairpin findings alongside braids and traces Ringieta as a fashion among women four thousand years ago, with Babylonian influence also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles (. Torrey
Yale
Washington University
St. Louis
Torrey
Babylon
Fragmentary OCR Item Without Clear Details
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L. R. Tyson
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John Milligate
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Tom Miligan
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Kathryn Laalie
Aleata Bricker
Lois Tillman
Wisabeth Cahill
Florence Todd
Marie Gauff
John Milligan
Tom Milligan
Randall Leslie
Jack Cahill
Floyd Artist
William Jane
Frank Homskey
Leonard Broderick
William Gauff
Ohenstein Brothers
Jersey
Boxsios
Carey Vail
H. B. Emigh
Professor Wall
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LeRoy Snow
Harry Doyle
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Robert Carey
Sarah Darlington
Joseph Maull Hil
San Diego
R. G. Magee
Union Pacific
Jacksonville
Florida
Nella Morgan
Tedford
Indiana
Miss Morgan
Mary Morgan Lemon
John Norman Darrow
Cleveland
Bedford
Orpha Gearhart
Arapahoe
Gladys Ward
Central School
Horace Jenkins
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Boulder
G. I. Spring
Laverna
Loveland
Colorado
Columbus Wardlaw
George van Winkle
O. T. Club Dance
Cep Perett
St. Mark's Guild
Guild of St. Mark's
David Nimmo
Frank 8. King
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Sew
Carbon County Board
Hamin
Button
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