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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
11
The Cheyenne scene centers on visits to the governor and first lady Mrs Kendrick with legislative wives calling at the mansion. A reception for visiting legislators is planned at Carnegie Library, while a pottery exhibit and a voice recital feature prominent locals and visitors.
A fragmented clipping notes a Richmond resident, described as sick and weak, attempting to climb stairs on her hands. The garbled text suggests a local human-interest moment without clear outcome or further details.
Visiting Sister and Mrs F H Vaughan leave today for Long Beach California to spend the remainder of the winter. A considerable number of Cheyenne attendees travel with them or are planning to join later.
Whittier Club hosted by Mrs J C O Mahoney will lead in Jeremiah study at her home this afternoon. The Woman’s Club of the R M A meets with Mrs A P Swainson at three o clock with books in pantomime for roll call. Mrs D R Kinport discusses Italian painters Correggio and Michael Angelo. Mrs C S Ath erly reviews a book. Visiting legislative ladies invited to attend. Program includes paper by Mrs J Jefferis on The New Move ment in Art and Literature and musical numbers by Mrs Muriel Forsyth and Miss Lora McCloud. Coterie Art Club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Harry Klingman.
The Cheyenne Art association schedules an important business and study meeting for Thursday at four o'clock in the library. Mrs C S Atherly hosted the Monday bridge club gathering with ten players at her home, featuring two tables of play. The G L A to the B of L E held its annual Capitol hall meeting last Friday evening electing officers including President Mrs George Hackman and Secretary Mrs Grant Applegate.
Mrs D M Carley gave a sketch of James Whitcomb Riley in the federation meeting held Monday afternoon. New Year reflections followed roll call. She will review Booth Tarkingtons Seventeen at the next meeting in two weeks.
Mrs Ernest Wellnitz hosts the Jewish Circle ladies this afternoon at her Twentieth and Pioneer home. The Sinergae of St Marks meets at the Parish house to finalize plans for the State Bar dinner Monday evening there. Dinner planning consumes time postponing officer elections to next Tuesday. Altar and Rosary Sorority meets Thursday afternoon at K C hall with Mesdames Tom Smith Matt Smith and Flenn Frum as hostesses.
The Congregational Aid Society will hold its annual meeting Friday afternoon in the church parlors. Officers will be elected and important business addressed. Mrs. W L Whipple and the ladies of her circle will host.
The Guild of St Mark's will hold a meeting at the Parish house on Friday afternoon. Members are invited to attend and participate in the planned activities and discussions.
The King's Daughters of the Congregational church will meet in the church parlors Friday evening replacing the regular Thursday session. Sunday School Teachers Meeting followed as teachers and officers gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs H Jengen for a social and business session with discussions and refreshments.
Indianapolis woman Anta Hoeltke Lee campaigns against corsets calling them more damaging than whiskey or drugs and plans a state bill. She seeks a sponsor in the Indiana legislature and argues reform should start at the state level rather than Congress.
Silver lace and pale blue silk create an effective debutante look in one model. An outer skirt of faint blue soiree silk sits over a second skirt with a silver rib bon trimmed bodice and flesh pink tulle. A single airy layer gives a delicate shoulder touch while pink rose shading accents the girdle and hem.
Ren F. Swisher, specializing optometrist and optician, lists a practice at 215 West 17th Street with a 5 190t reference.
The conference committee approved the immigration bill after removing offensive language, with the Senate voting 66 to 10 in favor. The House is expected to act Thursday and send the bill to President Wilson for signature.
An erroneous impression about the Song Recital sale by J H Chauteauvert was spread. The event is not invitational. Tickets available at Knight Campbell Music Co Pilaiog Hotel and Capitol Cigar stands for $1.90 each.
The Alpha club met at the library yesterday afternoon with Mrs. E J Dobbing in the chair. A good attendance heard the chapter from the original story as installments grow in interest. Mrs Hudson to continue the tale next meeting. Mrs Dinneen reported on the City Federation of Women's Clubs.
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