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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
11
A Good Council passes action to provide playgrounds for children at the city park and Lake Minnehaha. Charity ball date at the Coliseum prompts noon collection reminders.
Mrs Nelson entertained at a Fort Russell card party with three bridge tables and one 500 game. Guests included Mrs Myer Mrs Clark Miss Pickering and Major and Mrs Reno. An elaborate refreshment may have followed and Mrs Brewster planned a later Ladies Night at the Artillery club.
Mrs I W Gray of Wheatland arrives Tuesday evening for a two week visit with her son R B Gray and family at 22 East 25th Street. Mrs William Morrow of Scotts Bluffs returns home Monday after visiting her mother Mrs Mary Congdon for two weeks. Mrs Birnie Sage and daughter, wife and daughter of President Sage of the senate, have returned from a Denver visit. Mr and Mrs W E Chaplin plan to go to Laramie today.
The obituary for J. F. Crawford is noted as having died in California. In Burns this week Mircent Grace and Wanlee Hantle enjoy a few days visit, Mrs. Hiram Sapp hosts visiting family, and Prof. Ridgeley of Laramie met Ida B. Feo and others. The Women’s Clubs met at the library with Mrs. Cyrus Beard delivering a talk on women’s roles, followed by papers from several members and a tea. Next Wednesday’s program features Mr. Wall Bond on Don Quixote. The Coterie Art Club meets at Mrs. John Hullett’s home. Methodist Aid and St. Mark’s Guild plan meetings, and a free lecture on the Great Pyramids of Egypt is scheduled at the library featuring the International Bible Students association.
Milaca Minnesota Rev James A Lewis endorses Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for colds and coughs urging trial and long use by readers. Ad notes sale by all dealers and includes a writer s prayer about honesty and clarity in writing.
John C. Stone head of the mathematics department at the State Normal School Montclair proposes to humanize arithmetic by removing complex fractions and technical problems. He argues daily life math suffices for children and exams should judge judgment over memory, allowing text use during tests.
A guide for needle workers on creating a stylish plush scarf and muff set with optional hat. It describes materials like broadtail, mole, or gealaklin plush, sheet lambs wool beds, and silk linings, plus finishes such as tassels and decorative ruffles.
The piece notes a resurgence of metallic effects in couture with gold and silver dominating evening wear. Gold threads, brocades, and gold shot fabrics appear on elegant toquei and draped street bats, while Gold Ince millinery and large buckles or roses showcase the trend among high-end ornaments.
Fashions favor fur trimmed draped evening coats with separate lace and tulle collars. Velvet lined hats looped at eccentric angles. old gold brocade with blue satin and fur trim. Delicate cobweb laces, brilliante accents, and sheer crepe gowns with moerabon or ewanedown borders appear in seasonal silhouettes.
A vintage style rug making fad resurfaces with denim and white fabric strips woven into small rugs. At a recent party for a bride elect, guests prepared strips, sewed them into balls, then combined white and dark denim strips to form a complete rug, costing little to weave.
A new line of sporting cravates features pale lemon flannel stocks that look businesslike and smart. The design includes stitched edges, a fringe cut on both ends, two buckles and straps, and a gold safety pin holding the upper length in place. Soft black silk or satin stocks are also in vogue for winter wear.
A Paris fashion note describes an evening cap of green taffeta topped with heavy lace and bead settings. Rosettes at the sides hold bead clusters forming long drooping earrings, a style that is currently very popular.
Fresh pink ninon over white satin composes an evening gown with a straight overkirt ending midway between water and feet. Beaded borders mimic tulips on a sleal design. bodice embroidery and kimono sleeve border add detail. Neat pink satin belt and silver ribbon complete the ensemble.
The article describes white evening gloves with slashed cuffs and ribbons to match gowns. It notes practical uses for securing gloves on the arm and mentions dull pearl clasps as a charming fastening, reflecting current style trends.
Practical guidance for home care, cleaning, and preservation. Advice covers salvaging linen with sun and saliva, removing rust with lemon and salt, and sun drying. Canning tomatoes warns on jar prep and heat processing, with use in winter meals and salads. Cleaning tips include use of scalding water for spills and ash or washing soda for burned pans.
The note describes removing heat-induced white spots from glossy surfaces using small amounts of alcohol or camphor. It recommends a weekly Potweh Po solution to flush the area and suggests rinsing with hot water to drain and clear the grain, followed by good flushing.
For the first time in Holy City history, Beirut’s Syrian Protestant College team defeats three local groups in four games over four days. The competition includes missions of London Jews and Church Mission Society, Young Men’s Christian Association members, St George’s College, and Jerusalem players. Thousands, including Muslim spectators, fill the field with an American band marching on the final day.
The passage explains eyebrow shapes signaling traits. Arched brows indicate a weak, changeable nature. meeting brows suggest a bad temper and jealousy. Wide-spaced brows imply selfishness and goodness. dark brows signal passion but inconsistent love, while lighter brows imply a weak disposition.
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