Social events of Sunshine Society and church guild komplete
Sunshine Society enjoyed a social session at the Carnegie library with hostesses Mrs. Crain Mrs. Gilliland Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Paine. Tea and cake followed at five oclock. Westminister Guild hosted a house warming for Mr. and Mrs. Hills at their Twenty eighth street home with informal music readings and a tea kettle gift. A large group attended including Mr. and Mrs. Jamie son Grace Saunders Schultz and many others. A separate surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. Bresnahan on the South Side with Progressive High Five games and lively company.
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Sunshine Society
Carnegie Library
Harry E. Crain
George Gilland
Lila Palmer
J. B. Paine
H.E. Crain
William Laynen
Frank Furry
C. E. Verry
D. M. Carney
L. P. House
George Gilliland
J. E. Paine
Ben Guy
Joe Graham
J. ¢. Hills
Westminister Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
BE. D. Clements
B. Louchridge
Beck
C. L. Agnew
L. C. Freund
C. T. Sheldon
Irene Hingston
Misa Cheatham
Miss Doggins
Bertha Meyers
Miss Heath
Abby Boys
Misa Minnie Foster
Mies
Minifred Stuart
Eunice Anderson
Annig Reese
Bessie Start
Charles Leonard
Frank Kent
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Walker
John Bresnahan
Rose Bennett
Mra
Alway and McNair Share High Scores at Event
Alway and Mr. Harrison Piper tied for high scores at the gathering honoring a wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Presrahan. Guests included Mrs. J. W. Piper, Mrs. Sam Woods, Mrs. Law, Miss Elva Pier, Miss Anna Bresnahan, and many others. The Guild of St. Marks church plans a dime social Friday at 2168 East Twenty-first Street from 3 to 5 pm with wives of lawmakers invited. Senator and Mrs. George McClellan stay with Mrs. Clara Bond during the legislature.
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Law
John Merna
McNair
L. Folck
Jennie Folck
George Rabon
Rar. Johnson
Rose Bennett
Fred Bennett
Elva Pier
Anna Bresnahan
Lora McCloud
Harrison Piper
Lawrence Jessen
Boyd
Guy Johnson
Mesare
William and John Bresnahan
Guild of St. Marks’ Church
Griffin Cochran
East Twenty-firet Street
George McClellan
Clara Bond
Madame Smith Palmistry and Readings Ad
Typewritten horoscopes by Madame Smith at 1817 House St Palmist and clairvoyant offering daily readings. Readings guaranteed accurate with 50 cent horoscopes.
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St. Palmist
Girls Comedy by Clyde Fitch at Capitol Avenue Theatre
Amusements note that Clyde Fitch’s greatest comedy Girls will be staged Monday next at Capitol Avenue theatre. The play follows four young women who go to New York determined to fight their way in the world.
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Clyde Fitch
Capitol Avenue Theatre
New York
Aliments of Men Overcome by Home Treatment Claims
An old promotional notice touts a home remedy regimen for male vitality. It prescribes a mixed tincture and syrups to restore nervous exhaustion and vigor, claiming infallibility, no opiates, and privacy from expensive medical fees. The ad urges readers to prepare the compound at home and use after meals and at night.
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Mi6
Atlas Tonight Features New Bill and Danning Comedy
New bill opens tonight at the Atlas with Princess Indira Hindustani snake dancer Smith and Daniels in a comedy musical sketch. Can ning and Co. present trunk, handcuff, jail breaking stunts as the week continues. Danning acclaimed as the greatest Ulussianists, with the Little Orchestra providing music. Performances 7:46 and 9:16. second show favored, ending about 10:20.
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Atlas
Indira
Smith and Daniels
Mr. Canning and Co
Danning
Parents of Murdered Boy Write to Sheriff
Sheriff L Hughes received a letter signed The Boy's Parents about Robert Broyles a 16 year old boy found dead on the prairie eight miles northeast of Cheyenne with a bullet hole. The parents say he was in poor health had left home in Oregon before year’s start and had never owned or fired a revolver. They claim he was a model Christian lad and question the circumstances of his disappearance and death. The letter aims to shed light on the case for investigators.
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L. Hughes
Robert Broyles
Cheyenne
Broyles
Ore
Mule Webi
Big Dance Tonight at the A C A UW Hall
Haneschka's Orchestra to provide music for a dance tonight presented by the 7 A C at A O UW Hall Tickets cost 60 cents with ladies admitted free in a local university venue setting.
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A. O. UW
Haneschka
Fifty Long Coats Offered at $20 to $22.50
A sale lists fifty long black and novelty coats of broadcloth and fancy mixtures priced from twenty to twenty two dollars and fifty cents.
Children’s wool coats in durable patterns priced 6.50 and 8.00
The notice advertises all wool children’s coats in durable styles with multiple patterns. Prices listed are 6.50 and 8.00, highlighting affordable options for stylish outerwear.
Capes Offered At Discount Prices In Local Sale
Bargain capes priced at 18 50 and 10 50 lie in a local sale. The full lined broadcloth cape is a strong value, while an unlined stylish option is offered at a lower price.
C B asa Spirite Corsets January Sale Promises Savings
A January sale offers reduced prices on Corsets from the C B asa Spirite brand. The ad touts affordable pricing and assures satisfaction with a Corset fitting option for those hard to please.
Bargain Kimonas Offer From Japan Silk Crepe Sale
A sale advertises long and short kimonas in flannelette satin trimmed and crepe fabrics. It promises authentic hand embroidered Japanese pieces, described as rare and expensive, priced at 19.50 with typical values around 35. Garnet, baby blue and cream color options are listed.
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Japan
Suits Offerings Point to Seasonal Bargains in Store
Advertises a sale of women's suits with 30 models priced from 20 to 22.50, noting no two alike and a mix of plain and trimmed styles. Emphasizes seasonal price reductions and variety for shoppers.
Bargain Suit Sale on Fine Fabrics and Trimmed Bulls
Textile dealers advertise bargains on menswear fabrics with reductions from up to $40 to $15 and trimmed bulls priced around $64 to $75, plus a $35 entry. The offer highlights serge broadcloth and novelty cloth materials for partial clearance.
Dresses Dozens of Evening Dresses at Bargain Prices
Dozens of new evening dresses crafted from chiffon crepe velvet and other fabrics offer styles in pastel and bold shades. Regular values range from 25 to 50 dollars but are offered at sale prices while stock lasts.
Bath Robes Priced at Seven Fifty Trimmed with Silk
Advert says bath robes priced at $7.50 feature silk trim and eating cords on all models for a refined home use look.
Hose Ladies gauze lisle Hope dyed to Mt for 15 cents
A short classified note advertises ladies hosiery in gauze lisle at 15 cents, mentioning a permanent dye and a Mt location.
Blankets and more go on sale at local store
Store slashes prices on blankets, mittens, gloves, and waists in a broad price cut. Buyers flock to grab deals as shelves empty and discounts extend across household goods.
Munsing Underwear Sale Highlights Union and Knit Suits
The advertisement promotes Munsing Underwear emphasizing durability and standard styles for women and children. It lists knit Union Suits, two piece sets of wool and cotton, and prices from 25 to 2 dollars, featuring long sleeve ankle length and high neck designs.
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Fie Children’s Union
Artful Goods Sale with Spot Cash Terms
No exchanges of case goods and everything at spot cash. A deposit will hold any arrive until convenient for you to take it.
Petticoats Offered At Manufacturers Cost In Various Fabrics
A traveler's sample line showcases heatherbloom sateen near silica and gingham Petticoats priced from 50 cents to 1 dollar ninety eight cents. No two are alike.
Furs Fluctuate as Season Ends Eight Sets on Sale
The advertisement lists a white Iceland fox set with scarf and muff, a rich black hare set with scarf and muff, and twenty other fur sets offered at about half value. Prices rise late in the season making end year purchases prudent.
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Fura
Finest serge and novel cloths on sale now
In the store highlights, finest serge land novelty cloths are offered alongside Persian inspired prints. Regular prices include dresses around 35 dollars with frequent gel themed discounts noted.
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