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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1917

Page

3

Prayer Day Activities and Local Society Notes

Cheyenne groups plan a Day of Prayer at the Congregational church with afternoon and evening services, talks, musical numbers, and tableaux led by P. B. The O. T. club hosts a Parish house social dance on Monday, January 22. A quiet home wedding of Hazel Woods and John O'Reilly is reported, with reception and plans to live at a ranch near Buford.

Tmy Cheyenne Woman's Christian Temperance Unions Congregational Church P. B The O. T. Club Hazel Laverne Woods John B. O'Reilly Arthur Snyder John Shehan Buford

Visiting List Shows Legislators and Guests in Cheyenne

Mrs. C. P. Meek arrives from Upton to join her husband a Campbell County legislator in Cheyenne at 1723 Central. Mrs. J. C. Underwood of Iron Mountain spends part of the session with Mr. Underwood s relatives at Underwood apartments. Nelle Morgan the Baptist state missionary returns to Douglas for another week. Thomas A. Dunn of Moorecroft a legislator has an apartment with the Crain family. A. F. Brubaker from Glenrock stays at the Morton home during the session. Dan Clark and two children from Portland occupy the Kel ley home while Clark attends stockmen s convention. Former Governor Bryant B. Brookes of Casper passes through en route to Los Angeles for a two month stay. Mrs. J. M. Brown of Selena Montana visits her parents at the McKennie ranch near Goldsmith. The note ends with Art Carpenter and family remaining in town.

C. P., Meek Upton Campbell County J. C. Underwood Iron Mountain Representative Underwood Cheyenne Nelle Morgan Baptist State Douglas Dan Clark Portland Oregon E. J. Kelley Mr. Clark Bryant B. Brookes Casper Los Angeles California

Brill family plans move after ranch improvements

The Brill family has spent time in Cheyenne with their parents and is now at a ranch near Federal making extensive home improvements. Guy Brill, previously a stenographer for A. Baker, left for Basin to take a court stenographer post for Judge Mets. Brill and their baby will wait for warmer weather before moving to the new home.

Cheyenne Siee Federal Guy Frill A. Baker Basin

Women's clubs host meetings after four week break

Help One Another club will meet this afternoon at Mrs. 5. K. Rees's home to start the new year. Mystic Maze Club plans a session this afternoon with Mrs. A. Christensen leading the group after a four week vacation.

5. K. Rees Mystic Maze Club A. Christensen

High School Art Club Meets This Evening

The Cheyenne High School Art Club will meet at 7:30 this evening in the assembly room of the high school. Miss Olive Wills, art supervisor for Cheyenne public schools, serves as director.

Olive Wills Cheyenne

Social Dance Planned by Knights and Ladies of Secur ity

The Knights and Ladies of Security announce a social dance at K C hall Friday evening with public invitation. The Woman's club meeting at the library featured a notable program including pianist Arthur Frazer and speaker Mrs J O Mahoney who discussed Tagore and read poems. Mrs Cyrus Beard reviewed Glimpses in the Life of Agnes Wergerland.

Knights and Ladies of Security K. C. Hall Woman's Club D. C. Hudson Arthur Frazer Chicago Kittie C. Drouillard Lander Tagore Cyrus Beard Agnes Wergerland

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promoted For Clear Complexion

An old advertisement describes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to purify the liver and bowels and restore color, claiming they replace calomel and produce pink skin and buoyant feeling without dangerous after effects.

R. Edwards Dr. Edwards Dr. Pera

Housekeeping Abroad Paper Prompts Tea for Legislating Ladies

University of Wyoming faculty member Miss Susan Brolach closes a program with a piano solo before members vote on business. Mrs. O Mahoney Mrs Brelech and Mr Frazer receive thanks. Next Wednesday Mrs. Wallace Bond will read Housekeeping Abroad recalling her years abroad with Mr Bond in Aden Arabia and Stockholm. Tea at Vaughan's with legislative ladies guests of honor. Past Matron's Club welcomed Mrs. P S Cook and Mrs. George Dobler Riverton after noon. Sewing and visiting with tea at five.

University of Wyoming Susan Brolach Mra. O'Mahoney Minn Brelech Mr. Frazer Wallace Bond Housekeeping Arnbia Stockholm Vaughan's Cook George Dobler Riverton

History and fashion of the muff through centuries

The muff arose in 1662 with Pepys noting its use in St James’s Park. It spread across sexes in the eighteenth century, from clergy to physicians, and even summer wear appeared. Later eras saw larger shapes and matching moums with gowns, with trends reviving intermittently in weddings and decorative forms.

Samuel Pepys St. James’ Park

Thorough buffing and clean make patch repairs last longer

Cushion gum should always be used between the fabric and the tread stock to secure a firm union. If a casing surface is not adequately roughened, outside patch repairs tend to loosen in use. Avoid excess material beyond the injury to prevent peeling. Thorough buffing and cleaning are the best preventative measures.

Cementing Reliners in Tires

Before cementing reliners, scrape off interior paint. If possible turn the tire inside out and buff with a power driven brush. Do not use gasoline or other liquids as they gum the surface and hinder adhesion.

Social Dance Announcement by K. and L. of S.

The K and L of S invite dances Friday night January 19 at the Kansas City ball. Admission is 26 cents per dance.

K. C. Ball

Elks Dance Set For January With Kopalds Orchestra

Elks invite all members to a Thursday night dance on January 18 with Kopalds 6 piece orchestra. Invitations issued for January 11 remain valid for this event. Larative Bromo Quinine advertised with health claims and Grove’s signature box.

Elke Thia Dance Kopald HR. W. Grove

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Lawrence Shirley Mary Healey Miss Healey Sam Woods Father Hartmann St. Mary's Cathedral Alice Smith Dugald Whitaker T At the Plains A . Frazer the Plains Remo Cortes J. H. Chateauvert Frazer Charles Brimtol Parieh House Hospital Aid Society Federation Methodist Sunday School Mr. Finch Sam Finch Arthur Crandall East Eighteenth Street Henry BE. Crain New York Emma Thomas Brooks Hopkinton Mount Auburn Cemetery Brooks William Brooks John B. Thomas Brooke Misa Thomas F. A. Roeie Thomas Boston Thomas A. Dunn Moorecroftt Harry E. Crain A. F. Brubaker Glenrock R. A. Morton West 26Th Street Mrs. J. M. Brown Selena, Montana Mr. and Mia Lou McKennie Ed McCarty Goldsmith Town Art Carpenter Lincoln Highway West Henry W. Longfellow Mr. Longfellow St. Louis Republic Telephone Epison Syeerest Joan Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co Ford S. Silberman & Sons Lil America the Auditorium Denver Colfax Stout Street
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