Charity Ball at New Coliseum Draws Elite Cheyenne Crowd
A grand Charity ball at the new Coliseum thrilled Cheyenne with Fort Russell officers, legislators, and guests from Denver and Laramie. Elaborate decorations, beech, poinsettias, Navajo rugs, and Japanese screens created a woodsy, festive setting as Mrs Cahill’s orchestra opened with entrancing music and dancing lasted into the early hours.
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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 visit. Miss Josephine Murray and Miss O Donnell of Rock Springs visit Senator Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Nelson, newlyweds in Omaha, visit Mrs. Nelson's sister Mrs. A S Grant. Mrs. Robert Hays of St Saul visits Mrs. Billy Walker. Mrs. C N Potter returns from Rock Springs visit. Mrs. Walter J Fahy of Wheatland visits Cheyenne. Mr. Fahy works for the Wyoming Land and Cattle Co. Mrs. C R Mason of Wheatland visits her husband in Cheyenne. They stay at the Plains. Mrs. A E B Roede spends last week in Denver and returns. Mrs. L Hughes returns from a Denver visit.
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J. M. Schwoob
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
Plains
Fahy
Wyoming Land and Cattle Company
C. R. Mason
Capitol City
A. EB. Roede
Denver
L. Hughes
Church Circles and Societies Report Active Month
Presbyterian Mission Circle met with Mrs. H. B. Dyer for a well attended session. Topics on China and Wyoming mission work featured papers and discussions. The Methodist Aid Society planned bake sale and bazaar near Easter. A free library lecture on The Great Pyramids of Egypt is set for Sunday. Guild of St. Mark's welcomes members to a work meeting. St. Mary's Sodality to hold a dance at the Coliseum next Monday.
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Presbyterian Mission Circle
H. B. Dyer
R. A. Morton
China
Forde
State of
Wyoming
F. C. Lyons
Methodist Aid Society
Egypt
F. A. M. Stuart
Swainson
Guild of St. Mark's
Sodality
Sodality of
St. Mary's
Coliseum
Atlas Opens Big Show With Humdingers Of Acts
A full Atlas program opened last night to strong reports of a swell show. Boswick and Randolph led off with jokey songs and a baggage smashing act. Doyle and White followed as society entertainers with pleasing singing. Ling and Long topped the bill with impressive stage presence and fresh comedy. The pictures and music matched the usual high standard.
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Atlas
Boswick
Randolph
Doyle
White
Chevenne
Ling
Long
Log
Mise Ling
Muale
Chicago Woman Says American Girls Are Too Artificial
A Chicago woman declares American girls are too artificial and teases the idea of true authenticity amid social trends and evolving standards of beauty.
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Chicago
Opposes Women for Jury Service in Senate Battle
In DPNNOR Utah Jan 30 a heated Senate debate on the Helen R. Robinson bill to permit jury duty for women ends with a second reading passage. Senator Williams argues morality blocks women jurors while Senator Jack Hecker defends equality, noting women’s suffrage and questions about social conduct.
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Dpnnor
Helen R. Robinson
Senate
Williams
Gilpin
Jack Hecker
Denver
Doctor seeks divorce amid wife's constant scolding
A Kaneas doctor petitions divorce claiming his wife’s persistent scolding drives him to separation. The courtroom hears a story linking illness to motive as the judge in Binghamton weighs a novel claim.
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Kaneas
Trouser Skirts Predicted Not Narrower This Season
Paris announces that skirts will not be narrower this season. The State Leader in Wyoming promotes the Want Ad medium for advertising.
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Paris
Wyoming
Gowned Beauties at Charity Ball
A grand charity ball filled the Colmeum with society figures listing gowns in white, pink, blue, black and red satin. Notable guests included Mr. Chatten Ware and Mr. R. N. Huntley of 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
Mra. Hynda
Frank Hon
Mason
Wheatland
Rbliue
Ht. A. Hopkins
R. G. Taylor
Ray Olds
Fred Warren
Kent Rnyder
Paul Lariver
Sullivan
Haain
Dogald
Whittsker
Oitcher
A. J. Hanton
Hilly Walker
Robert Hayes
St. Paul
Mark Chapman
Martha Fox
Sthirdevant
Mrs Heaney
Claude Draper
Stimson
Rovd
Hartung
Frank
Kendrick of
Sheridan
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 Extraction Reported From European Sources
A Spanish publication describes a new industrial process for extracting oil from grape seeds. Cold pressing yields edible oil. other methods produce darker oil for lighting and soap. The oil may substitute castor oil in red color compounds and textile uses. Fresh grape refuse contains 23 percent seeds. seed yield ranges 6 to 20 percent.
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la Cronica Meridional
France
Italy
Wurttemberg
Wise Hubby Nabs Letter Detail In Scant Bill Request
A humorous snippet shows a wife teasing her husband, saying he reads her letters for the postscript money request, calling him a lifelong louelness man. The quip highlights domestic finance and light banter.
Daily Thought on Human Dignity as Divine Offering
A reflective quote urges readers to elevate their sense of humanity as divinely precious and worthy of offering to God. It highlights personal humility and spiritual worth in daily life.
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Piliiipe Brooks
Primitive man thought before speech, study says
The New York Tribune notes that scientists studying a paleolithic skull conclude humans could think prior to speaking, a finding that highlights the evolution of language and cognition.
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New York Tribune
His Almost Endless Job
A small boy watches his mother clear ashes from a stove and muses that the devil must tire of carrying ashes, remarking on the labor with a thoughtful tone. The line captures a child’s curious view of hard, repetitive work and the human effort behind daily chores.
German invention makes talking machine seem near
A German developed a device that could almost do everything but talk, while an American invention aimed to add speech capability, highlighting rapid progress in automation and communication technology.
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America
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