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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
3
The city council approved playground provision at the city park and Lake Minnehaha. Charity ball supporters are urged to send supper contributions to the Coliseum by noon today.
Mrs. Nelson hosted a social card event with three bridge tables and one 500 table. Mrs. Myer and Mrs. Clark played skillfully while Miss Pickering won a consolation prize. An elaborate multi course repast followed the games. Major and Mrs. Reno attended an informal supper at Captain and Mrs. Clark’s home.
Mrs. I. W. Gray of Wheatland plans a two week visit with son R. 8. Gray at 22 East 25th Street. Mrs. William Morrow of Scotts Bluffs returns home next Monday after visiting her mother Mrs. Mary Congdon. Mrs. Birnie Sage and family have returned from a Denver trip. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Chaplin will travel to Laramie today.
The funeral of J. F. Crawford in California is noted. Burns hosts locals Mircent Grace Wanlee Hantle and visiting Little Bear resident Mra Hiram Sapp. Laramie Prof Ridgeley visits Ida B Feo. Women’s Clubs recount lively meetings at the library with Mrs Cyrus Beard leading a discussion on women’s roles. Next week host Mr Wall Bond on Don Quixote. Coterie Art Club welcomes Mrs John Hullett. Methodist Aid gathers with Mrs Fred Douglas to host. Free lecture on the Great Pyramids of Egypt Sunday at 3 o’clock by the International Bible Students association.
Milaca Minnesota pastor Rev James A Lewis writes Chamberlains Cough Remedy is a welcome guest in homes for years and worth trying for colds and coughs. He urges trials and notes many others have benefited. Available from all dealers. Writer prays for honesty and clarity in writing and life.
John C Stone head of mathematics at the State Normal School Montclair New Jersey advocates humanizing arithmetic to remove fractions with odd denominators and complex problems. He argues daily life arithmetic suffices for children and that exams should judge understanding not memory, urging use of texts during testing. Some support Broné but the idea faces debate about tables and taught methods.
A guide for intelligent needlewomen to craft a fashionable plush scarf and muff set with optional hat. Uses broadtail, mole, or gealekin plush with sheet lambs wool bed, silk linings, tassels, and decorative frocks. scarf length 1.25 to 2 yards, hats framed with varied fabrics.
The piece notes a revived use of metallic effects in fashion with cloth of gold and brocades, highlighting gold Ince as a millinery feature. It observes metallic details remaining among exclusive season ornaments, with silver appearing in large buckles and rose accents on street wear.
Fashion notes describe draped evening coats with fur and lace trimmed collars. Children's wear features simple wash fabrics while new chiffon blouses reveal lace stocks. Velvet lined hats loop at eccentric angles and gowns use crepe with moerabon or ewanedown borders.
A reminiscence of antique rug making details a modern party for a bride elect. Guests prepared by sewing denim and white fabric strips into a ball and weaving them into a rug with minimal weaving cost. The piece suggests nostalgia for traditional crafts amid current trends.
In this report on fashion accessories a pale lemon flannel stock stands out as smart and business like. It features simple edge stitching two buckled straps under the chin and a gold safety pin securing the upper length with fringe cut ends. Silk or satin stocks gain prominence for winter sports wear as women seek throat coverage amid changing collar fashions.
A description of a Paris fashion trend featuring an evening cap in green taffeta heavily laced, studded with beads. Lace and beads form rosettes at the sides above the ears, from which three bead clusters dangle as long earrings, a style now popular.
A description of an evening gown featuringfresh pink ninon over white satin with a straight overkirt ending midway, tulip borders along the skirt, embroidered bodice and sleeve, pink satin and silver belt, and a high covered bodice extending over the arm, presented in a period fashion tone.
White evening gloves feature slashed detailing above the wrist and a wide satin ribbon to match the gown. The gloves are worn at two or more occasions and can be kept in place with ribbons. new pairs use dull pearl clasps for a charming finish.
Practical advice on cleaning and preserving from a historical text. It covers using egg whites for glue, lemon juice and salt to remove rust, sun bleaching for linen, and sun drying for fabrics. It also includes food canning steps for tomatoes in sterilized jars, salt as a preservative, and instructions on cleaning spills and burned pans.
A remedy notes white residue from heat on pilinked surfaces may be removed with small alcohol or camphor. The text suggests Potweh Po solution to be used weekly to flush and drain, followed by hot water rinsing to restore surface.
The Syrian Protestant College Beirut team, all American students, won three of four games in Jerusalem as football is credited with introducing the sport to the Holy Land. Contests spanned four afternoons featuring varied local groups and St George’s College. thousands watched amid diverse spectators including Moslem ladies.
A brief guide on brow shape signaling traits. Arched brows hint a weak changeable nature, brows meeting signify a bad temper and jealousy, while a wide gap indicates selfishness and good temper. Dark brows imply passion with inconstancy in love. lighter brows suggest a weak disposition.
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