Pre nuptial Carpe Diem party for Kathryn Brennan
Miss Kathryn Brennan to wed Mr. W M Dixon at Denver this afternoon. Mrs Clarence Holliday and fellow Carpe Diem members hosted a surprise tea and supper with roses, cake, and a ring thimble and coin found in the cake. Brennan honored with a Sheffield plate and farewell notices as friends plan Denver bound wedding festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Brennan
Anna Goshea
Miss Brennan
Denver
W. M. Dixon
Genevieve Griffin
Josephine Schmidt
Brennan
Sheffield
Clarence Holliday
Hugh Coffman
Kathryn Rennan
Anna Gushee
Ella Bergersen
Emma Hoffman
Louise Sullivan
Mary Brown
Rose
Nell ‘Martin
Women's clubs plan fairy tale era ball decorations
The decoration committee for the charity Ball met at the library and sealed plans behind closed doors. Members Meg dames Morton Sturdevant Frank Bon Potter Roedel Kennedy Van Tassell Mullen and Misses Lacey Patten will transform the hall for a magical theme. Mount Mellick club hosted Elizabeth Gil for a first meeting of the year with sewing and lunch. Attendees included Mesdames Bullock Draper Howard Snyder O K Snyder Rockwell Ashley Gleason Paul Bailey and the hostess Mae. The G H club resumed after the holidays with Miss Marna Crane sharing stories and stockings findings followed by sewing and a spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megdames Morton
Sturdevant
Frank Bon
Potter
Roedel
Kennedy
van Tassell
Mullen
Lacey
Patten
Mount Mellick Club
Elizabeth Gil
Mesdames Bullock
Draper
Howard Synder
The
Post
0. K. Snyder
Rockwell
Ashley Gleason
Paul Bailey
Mae
Parting Meal Becomes Mock Farewell Event
A group gathered for supper at 11 o'clock and were teased with a prank telegram and spoons as a joke. The playful incident ended with the victim becoming the focal point of the gibe, described as the best joke of all and part of a delightful gathering before parting.
Visiting List Notices Cheyenne Residents Welcome Back
Friends of Mr and Mrs John Kunkel announce their return to Cheyenne after living in Edmonton Canada and visiting relatives in Pennsylvania Mrs Kunkel formerly Miss Millie Wenger also hosts Mr and Mrs William B Mahoney and Mahoneys guest niece Miss Conkling from Iowa Mr W A Bartlett visits his parents en route to Denver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Katherine Brennan
Denver
Louise Sullivan
Anna Gillshee
William Brennan
Earl Gorham
Father O'Ryan
Brennan
William M. Dixon
Fort McKenzie
Sheridan
Miss Brennan
Ingersoll
Dixon
Noble
Fort Russell
John Kunkel
Cheyenne
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Mr. Kunkel
Pennnsylvania
Kunkel
Millie Wenger
William B. Mahoney
Mahoney
Miss Conkling
Iowa
W.A. Bartlett
Congregational Aid Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Seventy members gathered at Mrs. George Gilland home for the Congregational Aid Society annual meeting. Reports showed fluttering finances and good progress with ten meetings and an average attendance of 62. Officers elected were President Mrs. J. A. Riner, Vice President Mrs. G. L. Strader, Secretary Mrs. G. S. Banta, and Treasurer Mrs. W. W. Gleason. A social lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Aid
Congregational Aid Society
George Gilland
Mesdames Riner
Sheldon
Barnett
Sturdevant
Gleason
F. HW
Vaughn
Mra
P. J. Black
J. A. Riner
Rs. G. L. Strader
G. 8. Banta
W. W. Gleason
Hontessen
Prayer and devotion open Baptist Willing Workers meeting
The meeting featured a prayer and devotion, review of a ministerial work, and musical solos by Misa Conkling. A social hour followed with refreshments, and plans were made for a bake sale next Saturday January 18. Mrs Hellmor and Mrs Phillips led the committees under President Mrs EB Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Davidson
Cyrus Beard
Aladka
Misa Conkling
Miss Conkling
W. I. Mahoney
Baptist Willing Workers
Mra
Hellmor
Phillips
EB. 8. Johnston
Raodenberg Introduces 2 Million United Exhibit Bill
Representative William A Raodenberg of Illinois introduces a bill to fund a 2 million dollar government exhibit at the San Francisco exposition marking the opening of the Panama Canal. He says Japan has a 1 million dollar exhibit and the U S should spend at least twice that amount to maintain dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William A. Raodenberg
Ilinois
New Orleans
Panama Canal
Japan
Chamberlain's Tablets for Constipation Promote Relief
For constipation Chamberlains Tablets are excellent. easy to take and mild in effect. A gentle remedy to try, available for sale locally.
Cafeteria Dinner Hours At The Robinson
The cafeteria offers daily meals from 11 30 am to 2 pm and from 6 pm onward at The Robinson.
Girls Load Coal in Nagasaki Dockyard Crane
A writer notes coal loading aboard a Pacific mail steamer at Nagasaki done entirely by girls. Women on ladders pass baskets of coal to men in the barge who shovel into coal bunkers, creating a continuous living elevator as ships are fueled. The process averages nearly six tons per minute for 2,800 tons in six and a half hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagasaki
Japan
Wide World
Pacific Mail
Widow of Policy King linked to witchcraft suit in New York
In a New York Supreme Court trial, Isabelle V. Adams, widow of infamously named policy king Al Adams, is accused of signing a $30,000 note for medium Marguerite Gilbert known as Mme de Bran. Adams allegedly lent money after gifts to Gilbert and her associate Hega and kept the note until a will provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Indies
Isabelle V. Adams
al Adams
Marguerite Gilbert
Supreme Court
Gilbert
Mme
Mexico
Adams
Chicago girl's nose worth $3000 a year as model
Edna Paulson, 11 year old, lives with her mother at 4419 West Monroe, earns about 3000 dollars annually from photographs of her nose. Artists from Paris and elsewhere seek contour copies and compare her feature to Roman and Celtic influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edna Paulsen
West Monroe Street
Parle
Miss Paulson
Toman
Otters
Thie Detbe
Abraham
Daughter’s Nose Sparks Family Debate on Inheritance
The text contrasts a daughter’s claim of earning $10,000 “on her nose” with her mother’s view that she regrets her daughter’s unusually shaped nose. The exchange centers on perceived value and parental sentiment in a family discussion.
Son Sues Woodmen Camp Over Death In Initiation
8 P Taylor files suit in Anderson Ohio against Benson camp of the Woodmen of the World seeking 20000 damages for Milton Taylor's death during an initiation. Taylor alleges negligence by the order for dangerous hazing and blank cartridge incidents. Milton was former Captain of the degree team. Furman Bagwell, the man who shot him, was acquitted of murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
8. C
Benson Camp
The
Woodmen of the World
P. Taylor
Milton Taylor
Furman Bagwell
Order
Bagwell
Taylor
Suffragette March to Washington Begins Feb Nineteen
A New York statewide march to Washington D C will start February 10 led by General Rosalie Jones of the Votes for Women band. Volunteers from across New York will recruit along the route and aim to join the woman suffrage parade on the eve of Woodrow Wilson’s inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Washington
Rosalie Jones
Sulzer
Albany
Woodrow Wilson
Aviator Weldon Cooke Rescued After Lake Dive Near Cedar Point
Weldon B. Cooke of Oakland drove a hydro aeroplane into 22 feet of water through an air hole while testing for a round trip to Cedar Point four miles away. He crawled onto a wing, held on as the craft sank, and swam to a rope rescue amid cheers from about five thousand spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Weldon B. Cooke
Oakland
Cal
Cedar Point
Wilson to Speak in Chicago Address on The Future Business of the Country
President elect Woodrow Wilson will arrive in Chicago at 2 pm tomorrow and stay at the Blackstone hotel. He will rest and prepare meals before delivering an address before the Commercial club on The Future Business of the Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Blackstone Hotel
Commercial Club
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School of
Ife
Henry van Dyke
Muriel Guy
Y. Beard
Lyteum Entertainment
Lyceum
Young Peoples’ Societies
Alfred Hiles Bergen
Leon Marx
Herman Schuhard
Hana Dressel
Tokio
Capitol Avenue Theater
Esther Hackman
Hackman
Dorothy Borengrsen
Nell Mackman
Vera Kerrigan
Jorge Sullivan
Marie Klett
Mabel Norcross
Dorothy Bergersen
Ruby Walters
Nell
Kether Hackman
Mesars
Will Brennan
John Martin
Francis O'Nell
Albert Leslie
John Murphy
Nell Ollyver
Mrs. Monfort
W. N. Monfort
Mary Jane
Buster Brown
Dolly Varden
Isabelle
Frank Irwin
G. HM
G. H. Club
Serge
Eeses
Baptist QO. A. the Baptist Q. O. A
Alesse Tyson
Missen Morgan
Marjorie Whipple
Margaret Bentgon
Muriel Bruge
Sadie Leffier
Ruth Hainesworth
Hose
Chamberlains
Robinson
Jack Frost
Consumers
Ievere
Lettice
Bhe
Thorp
Ious Moe Ar
Phene Hah
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Midler
Pate
Frank Tannenmill
George W. Barnum
Stodway Jones
American Electric Shoe Shop
Ith St
Cuney Ave
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