Notable Winter Entertainments and Social News
Bishop McGovern entertained at the Catholic cathedral with Bishop McGovern, Father Fitzgerald, Father Hartman, and the Carrey family for a Monday dinner. Mrs. Carey designed an elegant table with Jacquemnet roses and red candles, followed by a music program. A reception will welcome Rev. W E Edgin at 900 West Twenty sixth Street with a music readings and addresses program. New Year party hosted by Mrs John Hunter featured yellow and white decor and Scottish fare with reminiscences of the old country. Attendees included Mrs Frank Vreeland, Mrs David Nimmo, and other local residents. Mrs Woods of Cheyenne is ill with grippe while staying with her daughter in Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop McGovern
Joseph M. Carey
Carey
Methodist Church
Archie Allison
Weat Twenty-sixth Street
W. E. Edgin
John Hunter
Scotland
Frank Vreeland
David Nimmo
Hunter
Woodl
Cheyenne
C. CC. Woods
L.G. Davis
Saratoga
Woods
Calendar Notes and Society News From Cheyenne
Social events and travel notes fill Cheyenne society pages. Invitations mix up dates for a Coliseum dance while Miss Maurine Carley departs for Colorado Springs and residents visit Denver. Local clubs meet for Kensingtons and Alpha Chapter activities as the Jewish Ladies circle, WCTU, and aid societies resume meetings with plans and elections.
California Syrup of Figs Advocated for Children
A vintage advertising piece urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective remedy for children's stomachs livers and bowels. It warns against castor oil calomel and other laxatives and promotes a 60 cent bottle made by the California Fig Syrup Company with clear dosing directions.
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California
Women’s Club and Social Meetings Post Holiday Week
This afternoon the Women’s Club meets at the library for its first post holiday gathering with Mrs Forde reading on rubber and coffee in South America. The R M A chapter hosts a Robinson meeting with Mrs Robert O’Brien guests and a recipe roll call. Household Economies by Mrs LaFontaine, Ipton and Miller. Wednesday Bridge at Mrs Johnston’s, Capitol hall hosts L A to the OR C at 2 30 with new officers to be installed. Women of Woodcraft host a Fraternal Ball cards and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thebrary
Kensington
Martha Fox
J. C. Newlin
George Gilland
J. M. Newman
Lilla Palmer
J. R. Carpenter
van Gilford
W.W. W. Buscelle
T. C. Crabb
H. EB. Crain
Woman's Club
Robinson
Robert O'Brien
LaFontaine
L'Pton
A. J. Miller
L. A
Capitol Hall
Women of Woodcraft
How to Make Better Cough Syrup Than You Buy
An ad style instruction promising a homemade cough syrup cheaper and faster to prepare. It touts a powerful effect on spasmodic croup and coughs, claiming a guaranteed satisfaction and money back if not effective. The Pine Co. Fs Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Cough
Uae
Norway
the Pines Co. Fs
Wayne
Social Center Movement Gains Ground Across Cities
A report by Clarence Arthur Perry for the Russell Sage Foundation shows social center efforts growing faster where started. In winter 1921-22 to 1922-24 seventy one cities paid workers for social center activities, up from 44, with maintenance spending rising from 130,585 to 224,575.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Arthur Perry
Russell Sage Foundation
New York City
Perry
Wider use of school plants expands social centers nationally
The article notes a rise in public entertainments and lectures in 981 schoolhouses, open meetings in 496 buildings, and social dancing in 474 schools. Election use is strong with 429 polling sites, 259 voter registrations, and 491 political rallies in school facilities. It stresses varying definitions of social centers and cites Perry on their role in personal growth and social integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Lincoln Highway to Receive Millions for 1914 Progress
Detroit January reports millions of dollars will be spent on the Lincoln highway in 1914. Carl G. Fisher says county officials civic groups and others back the work with assurances of substantial improvements. By July 1 the route will be fully marked from coast to coast enabling day or night driving from New York to San Francisco.
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Detroit
Jan
Carl G. Fisher
The
Associaion
New York
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rebecca Lauck Turner
Father Fitzgerald
Hartman
Charles Carey
OF. T. Chath Dance
O. T. Club
Ths
Coliseum
Maurine Carley
Colorado Springs
Mrs
D. M. Carley
M. H. Hartung
Kirk
Denver
Mrs. Thomas Reid
E. T. Bartley
Lucy Wright
Laramie
C. C. Branson
Mary Brown
Mary Cahill
Columbus, Neb
Jack Cahill
8&I. Francis' Academy
Luna C. Freund
Archer
Irma Brayton
Indianapolis
Charles Rath
Augusta Johnston
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mrslarence Johnston
D. McCallum
Wheatland
Mount Mellick Club
Peter Appell
Mount Mellick
Sunshine Society
Alpha Club
Whrary
Eloo
G. L. Strader
William Wolcott
Ed. A. Riner
Hoctsses
Strader
Frank Gleason
Jewsh Ladies’ Circle
South Cheyenne
Soul of
James L. Jordan
East Twelfth Street
Presbyterian Aid Society
DeVine
W. H. Tay
Lor
Congregational Aid Society
Mesdaniel Yeager
Hirsig, Dulber, Beebe
J. A. Riner
Sunergae Meeting
Sunergae
St. Mark's
R. BR. Forsyth
BH. Frank
Mra. Wallace Bond
Edith Parnell
the Daibers’ Store
W. F. Daiber & Brothers
Carey Ave
Our
Florsheim
McMillan & Shepherd
Wednesday Bridge Club
Mra
A. TD. Johnston
Wednesday
Lincoln
Sly
BRCO
Dan Hawks
Logan
Camry Ave
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