Charity Ball dazzles Cheyenne elite at new Coliseum
The Charity Ball last night in the new Coliseum drew Cheyenne's elite from Fort Russell Denver and Laramie. Governors and ladies mingled with officers amid elaborate decorations of Navajo rugs, poinsettias, cherry blossoms, and pink candlelit tables. Dancing continued into the early hours and the event featured Mrs. Cahill's orchestra.
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Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Denver
Laramie
Milady
Cahill
Joseph M. Carey
General Edwards
Baker
Charles Bristol
A. W. Barber
J. H. Conway
Galen A. For
Visiting List Highlights Local Social Roundup
Mrs. J. M. Schwoob and son of Cody join her husband in the legislature city tourists Miss Josephine Murray and Miss ODonnell of Rock Springs visit Senator Murray and his daughter Alden Nelson and wife newlyweds from Omaha visit Mrs. Grant Mrs. Hays of St Saul arrives to see Mrs. Billy Walker Mrs. C. N. Potter returns from Rock Springs visit Mrs. W. B. Dunton Mrs. Fahy of Wheatland, with Wyoming Land and Cattle Co., visits Cheyenne at the Plains Mrs. C. R. Mason of Wheatland visits Cheyenne husband and Capitol gaieties at the Plains Mrs. A. E. Roede spent last week in Denver and returns home Mrs. L. Hughes returns from a Denver visit.
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Cody
Schwoob
Josephine Murray
O'Donnell
Rock Springs
Senator Murray
Miss Murray
Alden Nelson
Omaha
Nelson
A. 8. Grant
Robert Hays
St. Saul
Billy Walker
C. N. Potter
W. B. Dunton
Walter J. Fahy
Wheatland
Cheyenne
The
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Fahy
Wyoming Land and Cattle Company
C. R. Mason
Capitol City
A. EB. Roede
Denver
L. Hughes
Church Circle Activities Highlight Local Missions and Events
The Presbyterian Mission Circle met with Mrs. H B Dyer, hearing papers on China and Wyoming missions, followed by refreshments. The Methodist Aid Society gathered at the parsonage with sewing and carpet rag work and plans for a bake sale and bazaar near Easter. A free library lecture on The Great Pyramids of Egypt is set for Sunday at 8 o clock. Guild of St Mark’s hosts work meeting this afternoon at the Parish House. St Mary’s Sodality dances Monday at the Coliseum instead of the parish house.
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H. B. Dyer
R. A. Morton
China
Forde
State of
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F. C. Lyons
Methodist Aid Society
Egypt
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Swainson
Guild of St. Mark's
Sodality
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St. Mary's
Coliseum
Atlas Theater Delivers One Swell Show With Humdingers
Last night at the Atlas an excellent program opened strong with Boswick and Randolph delivering new jokes and songs. Doyle and White followed as society entertainers with fine voices, Ling and Long drew laughs with cheerful stage movement, while Mise Ling charmed with a sweet voice. The pictures and music remained up to the usual standard.
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Randolph
Doyle
White
Chevenne
Ling
Long
Log
Mise Ling
Muale
Chicago Woman Claims American Girls Are Artificial
A Chicago woman argues that American girls are too artificial, claiming the traits of beauty and persona are manufactured rather than natural. She suggests a search for authenticity and questions societal standards shaping contemporary femininity.
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Opposition mounts as Senate debates women jury duty
DPNNOR Jan 30 A fierce fight over the Helen R. Robinson bill to allow jury service for women marked yesterday afternoon's Senate session. Senator Williams denounced the measure citing morality concerns while Senator Hecker of Denver argued for equality. The bill passed on second reading amid heated exchange.
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Helen R. Robinson
Senate
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Jack Hecker
Denver
Doctor seeks divorce amid constant scolding from wife
A Kaneas doctor files for divorce claiming persistent cross accusing from his wife. The case cites chronic disputes and alleged provocations as grounds for dissolution in a Binghamton judge's ruling.
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Trouser Skirta Forecast Sparks Fashion Rumor
A fragmentary notice hints at upcoming trouser predictions and a Paris announcement about width not narrowing this season. The text mentions Wyoming as an advertising medium and references ongoing expectations spanning many months.
GOWNED BEAUTY AT CHARITY BALL
A grand charity ball drew the city’s elite to the Colmeum last night with a packed house. The society report lists numerous attendees in gowns of satin chiffon lace and embroidery, reflecting a lavish display. among out of town guests were Mr. Chatten Ware and Mr. R. N. Huntley from Omaha.
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Colmeum
Sweet Charity
L. R
Mian Kent
Mise Nichols
Newcastle
Cella O'Boyle
Helen Abbott
Mise Dorothy Riner
Misa Lacey
Mise Burdich
P. B. Glafeke
Walter Bradley
Mise
Irene Hilliard
Florence Sage — Spangler
Miles Mollie Lee
Joella Irwin
Miss Marian
Mary Brown
Freund
John Kunkel
J. M. Carey
Baker
Charles Bristol
Barber
Conway
Galen Pox
van Tassell
Kennedy—Steele
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Frank Hon
Mason
Wheatland
Rbliue
Ht. A. Hopkins
R. G. Taylor
Ray Olds
Fred Warren
Josephine Murray
Rock
Mina Brooks
Casper
Mies Evelyn Jonee
Frances Ratol
Miet Boyd
Elizabeth Gnl
Chatten Ware
Union Pacific Railway
R. N. Huntley
Eletant
Omaha
Grape Seed Oil Described as New Industrial Substitute
A Spanish periodical details an industrial method to extract oil from grape seeds. Cold first pressing yields edible oil. solvent and heat methods produce darker, bitter oil used for lighting and soap. Potential substitutes include castor oil in red color compounds. Grape seed refuse averages 23 percent of grapes with 6 to 20 percent oil yield depending on variety and ripeness.
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la Cronica Meridional
France
Italy
Wurttemberg
Wise Hubby and the Postscript Money Demand
A humorous 19th century quip describes a wife noting her husband reads her letters only to check the postscript for money requests, revealing a playful marital dynamic about expectations and finances.
Daily Thought Inspires Humility and Divine Worth
A meditation urges readers to lift themselves to the day’s great meaning and view humanity as divinely precious, worthy of offering to God. The reflection cites Piliipe Brooks and invites personal reverence and moral striving.
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Piliiipe Brooks
Thought Before Speech in Primitive Man Suggests Ancient Brain
Scientists report a paleolithic skull study indicating early humans could think prior to speaking. The finding sparks discussion on the evolution of language and cognition.
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New York Tribune
His Almost Endless Job
A passerby recalls a small boy watching his mother rake ashes from a stove and remark that the devil would tire of carrying ashes, revealing a child’s earnest musing on labor and endurance.
Machine that could talk invented by an American
A device capable of speech was created by an American inventor, while other machines perform many tasks. The breakthrough contrasts with earlier German developments and highlights American ingenuity in communication technology.
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