Brilliant Reception for Visiting Lauties at the Governor's Mansion
The executive mansion opened to visiting stockmen's wives with a lavish reception hosted by Mrs. Joan B. Kendrick. Nearly 100 callers from out of town praised the decor, flowers, and menu as dignitaries and guests mingled in an evening of elegance and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan B. Kendrick
Dwight B. Heard
Phoenix
Art
T. W. Tomlinson
Denver
John B. Kendrick
Houston
Miss Jeannette Mercer Webb remembered for beauty and music
Mrs. Webb formerly Miss Jeannette Mercer, once of Cheyenne for over two decades, gained fame for beauty and musical talent. She was a divine singer and skilled pianist, often in demand at gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Fred G B Messe and daughter Vivienne Heane of Buffalo arrived Thursday for the livestock convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Warren Richardson
Louis Webb
Buffalo
A. 5. Mercer, Jr
Basin
J. A. Martin
Mercer
Frances Davis
the Plains
Mrs. Edwards
Sheridan
Vivienne Hesse
Meeker
Webb
Jeannette Mercer
Fred G
Messe
Mise Vivienne Heane
Laula Webb
Viaitora
The
Mra
Women’s clubs to gather at Hackman home
The German Independent Women’s Club will be entertained at a party on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Hackman, 2014 Pioneer Avenue. All members are urged to attend.
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GT. A
B. of L. EE
L. E
George Hackman
Pioneer Avenue
Visiting List Notes Winter Sixty in Arizona and Guests
Visiting List reports Mr. Dugald Whitaker travels to Tucson for a short vacation with his wife and young daughter Mary who are spending the winter in Arizona. Mary is improving in health. Also noted are Mrs. W. E. Tilton of Saratoga and others in Cheyenne for the stockmen's convention staying with local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Tilton
Saratoga
Adam Schilling
Charles Hill
Httie
Granite Canyon
Albert Crowland
Hill
Senate
Mystic Maze Club Hosts Kensington Meeting At Mrs Christensen
The Mystic Maze ladies gathered at Mrs A Christensen on Thursday for a fortnightly Kensington. After sewing and visiting guests moved to the dining room where a yellow Yew was served. Miss Ruth Roe attended with several members named Richardson Schmidt Rowe boom Smith Taylor Hanesworth Beaman Quayle. Mrs Taylor will host in two weeks.
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Mystic Maze Club
A. Christensen
Kensington
Ruth Roe
Mesdames Richardson
Schmidt
Roweboom
Smith
Taylor
Hanesworth
Beaman
Quayle
Presbyterian Aid Society Meets At Church Parlor
The Presbyterian Aid society gathered in church parlors yesterday with good attendance. Mrs. H. Ridgely presided and forty ladies attended a social hour ending with tea. Hostesses were Mrs. R. Mentzer and Mrs. S. W. Fox.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
Ridgely
Mentzer
W. Fox
Heinz Line of Quality Goods In Cheyenne Store
The store offers 57 varieties from the famous Heinz brand including pickles vinegars preserves jams mustard ketchup olives and more. They guarantee the line and promote a broad assortment with a positive guarantee. Also advertised are live chickens strictly fresh ranch eggs and a full line of fresh vegetables and seasonal fruits.
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J. H. Heinz
Cheyenne
Case Lots of Mixed Canned Goods Offer Savings
If you want case lots of mixed canned goods ask for prices before you buy. We are confident we can save you money with any combination you choose.
Wyoming Senate Bills … Committees Referenced on Various Measures
A list of Senate bills and actions showing referral to committees including public utilities ways and means corporations railroads and public lands for bills by Sibley Skovgard Keel Riner and the public lands committee. The measures cover public utilities refunds on state lands salaries of justices of the peace joint city county buildings zoological burdens and related governance.
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Sibley
Ways and Means Committee
Public Lands
Skovgard
Keel
Wyoming
Riner
State
Mime Commission
Wyoming House Bills Move Through Committees
House bills from Holdrege Sheridan county and Mercer advance to auditing public affairs and ways and means committees. Brubaker seeks to amend county jail statutes, and Sproul memorial calls for a year of mandatory military training.
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Holdrege
State Board of Examiners
Sheridan County
State Board of Land Commissioners
United States
Mercer
Brubaker
Wyoming
Hi. J. Memorial
Sproul
Wyoming 10-Hour Law Voided Against Restaurants
The Wyoming supreme court held the ten hour work law invalid and inoperative for restaurants, ruling it discriminatory against restaurant proprietors. The decision involves Cheyenne restaurant owner William L. LeBarron and stems from a district court charge on October 12, 1915, with constitutional questions referred to the high court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Supreme Court
William L. LeBarron
Cheyenne
District Court
LeBarron
Taft Defends League Against Roosevelt and Bryan
Former President William H. Taft, speaking at a Pittsburg dinner of the league to enforce peace, rebutted Roosevelt's criticisms. He argued the league plan is more likely right with Roosevelt and Bryan opposing it than supported by either.
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Pittsburg
William H. Taft
League
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Cupid on the job at the White House
Cupid strikes at the White House as Charles W. Fredericks, a Secret Service agent and bodyguard, marries Francis Loot of Washington, joining the cadre of federal security personnel with a new spouse.
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Washington
Cupid
White House
Charles W. Fredericks
Secret Service
Francis Loot
Resident Raises Hat to Suprphage Pickets
A fragmentary Washington report notes a resident raising a hat in response to picket lines during a protest on an unspecified issue. The brief mentions the date January 18 and references ongoing demonstrations.
Suffrage Sentinels Win White House Recognition
President Wilson acknowledged suffrage picketers at the White House today, surprising him with fifteen women on duty at the gates instead of the two expected yesterday, as his limousine entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Wilson
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