Card Club Party and Local Evening Entertainment
Mrs. Joseph Oltman hosts a card club gathering at the Rob inson this afternoon with card games and tea. George Bidney appears at Capitol Avenue theater tonight in Busy Izzy with a strong supporting cast, aiming to draw laughter and applause. Ralph Bingham headlines the Lyceum course this evening with wit and stories, promising lively entertainment for season ticket holders and others. Noon card games led to a lunch, with substitutions noted for absent hosts. A separate afternoon sees Mrs. Errington hosting cards, Major and Mrs. Baker hosting a dinner, and Lt and Mrs Meyers entertaining with bridge and a supper.
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Joseph Oltman
The
Robinson
Izzy
George Bidney
Capitol Avenue Theater
Izy
Ralph Bingham
Lyceum
Henry Meyers
Major
Cole
Baker
Armstrong
Snyder
Pickering
Ming Pickering
Baliss
Fort Russell Bridge Club Hosts Social Event
Mrs Pickering entertained the Fort Russell Tuesday Bridge Club yesterday with an afternoon of cards and conversation.
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Fort Russell
Bridge Club
Visiting List Notes Winter Guests
Mrs. A. L. Putnam enjoys a visit with her mother who arrived from Newcastle and will spend the remainder of winter with her daughter and Mr and Mrs Van Winkle.
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A. L. Putnam
Newcastle
Mr. and
Mrs. van Winkle
R. A. Morton
Messrs. and Mesdame
Atherly, Hump
Pred Miller
A. Jo Miller
Elee
L. J. Larsen
Mrs. Beard
Legislature Guests At R. P. Fuller Home At Moffat
At the Moffat hotel Blate Renator and Mrs. J. C. Jef fries occupy the R. P. Fuller home during the legislature. They are accompanied by their daughter, son and niece.
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Moffat Hotel
Blate Renator
J. C. Jeffries
R. P. Fuller
Denver Women Host Charity Ball and Club Meetings
The Alpha Club resumed meetings at the library with Mrs Bartlett presiding and papers on India. The Hospital Aid and charity hall committees arranged a charity ball at Truckey building on Jan 30 with Mrs Cahill's orchestra, supper on the second floor, and tickets being sold by the ways and means committee. Several Denver society leaders plan to attend. The Woman's club and Coterie Art Club also hold meetings this afternoon, and the Five Hundred Club hosts a party with high scores. The Ladies Auxiliary to the R R C meets at Capitol hall, and the Wednesday Bridge Club meets with Mrs Hopkins.
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Alpha Club
Mra. I
Bartlett
Mre
Libbey
India
D. M. Carley
Hospital Aid Society
Charity Hall
Truckey
Messie
Marsh
Ways and Means
Denver
North Cheyenne Church Circles Discuss Temperance and Meetings
A North Cheyenne WPT meeting at Mrs G A Rockafield home featured devotional led by Mrs Warren and a talk on temperance work by Rev Mr Lee of the Anti Saloon League. Methodist Aid and Guild of St Mark s plan meetings with hostesses named Mrs Bartley and Mrs Moyer. Baptist Junior Society resumes at 4 PM for all children. A Musical Tea at the Parlor House features numbers by local performers.
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North Cheyenne W. PT
G. A. Rockafield
Warren
Mr. Lee
Anti-Saloon League
Guild of St. Mark's
Parinit House
Bartley
Moyer
Unclear Society Elocution Meeting Invites Members
A disrupted notice invites all friends of the society to an event at the church. Members of the Methodiat church are asked to meet Thursday and attend a Bible study together at the post location.
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Society
Wible
Win One Elgin
Methodiat Church
Cheretine High Reopens After Tripled Week Break
Cheretine high school resumes January 13 with a redesigned study hall boosting light and seating. Freshmen Carroll John Vernon Mentzer and Marie McCarten join. six weeks end January 24 with mid year finals January 29 to February 3. Students with 90 or above exempt from exams. others to take them. Professor William H. Patty will lecture on radium liquid air and wireless telegraphy in early February to fund science.
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Cheretine High School
Alice Moore
Hugh Baird
Alice Roe
Carroll John
Vernon Mentzer
Marie McCarten
Cheyenne High
William H. Patty
Science
Miss Elkins to Lead Inaugural Suffrage March
Washington society embraces the suffrage cause as Miss Katherine Elkins Miss Julia Goldsborough Miss Mary Morgan and Miss Lucille Cherbonier of Maryland are chosen to lead the parade on the eve of inauguration day The move signals growing soci al interest and expected broad support from lawmakers and the Wilson circle.
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Washington
National
Bay State
Katherine Elkins
Julia Goldsborough
Mary Morgan
Lucille Cherbonier
Maryland
Diana
Woodrow Wile Son
Wilson
Suffrage Move Attracts Washington Attention In Elite Circles
Washington's social world notes a shift as suffrage rhetoric gains traction among prominent women. The city mirrors global capitals with busy parades led by Miss Elkins and her famed blue ribbon circle. The Abruzzi romance fades from discourse as Elkins remains a central figure in salon chatter.
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Washington
United States
Miss Elkinas
Miss Elkins
Mise Elking
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
George Sidney
Carrie Webber
Beauty
Seciety
East 18Th Street
Mrs. Baker
Woman's Club
Dean Davidson
Spain
Coterie Art Club
Alva O O. Witters
East Eighteenth Street
William E. Hinrichs
Ferns
Harold Bump
W. EK. C
Seee Relief Corp
William Myers
East Seventeenth Street
Wednesday Bridge Club
R. A. Hopkins
Capital Avenue Theatre
Messrs. Shubert and
Waller
Sation of
New York
Ouisiana
Chicago ‘de Salle
Addison Burkhardt
Frederick Donaghey
Ben M. Jerome
Immense
Samuel Anna
Cecilia Novaalo
Zelia Call
Lute Vrohman
Egbert Roach
Liebert Boyve
Freddie Nice
James McElhern
Caroline Leonard
Joe Doner
Post Tavern
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Pood Vadaptes
Naith Creek, Mich
T. C. Meeting
Methodist Add
Methodist Aid Society
Cail Meeting
Baptist Junior Society
Hile Robinson
la Rochefou
Wyoming
Barnett
Clearange
Victrola
Nenver Music Cos
Capitol Ave
N. Grace
Wews
Andr
Young Peoles Societies
Deaver Music CO
Knight Cai
Mpbell . Music Co
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