Cheyenne Hosts Varied Social Gatherings At Dinner and Tea
Governor Kendrick hosted a seven o clock dinner at the executive mansion with guests from Denver Boston Cheyenne and New York among others. Mrs Hoffmann sang with Mrs Cahill accompanying as the tea followed a formal reception line and a later auction bridge gathering featured prizes and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick
John B. Kendrick
Executive Mansion
Yiessra
Jaméa B. Musted
W. 8. Husted
Claude W. Fairchild
Denver
R. F P. Perkins
Boston
Frank Warton
W. C. Kinkead
Harry Henderson, Jr
Cheyenne
Old Looks and Uric Acid Remedies Promote Health
Dr V M Piergroe advises readers that facial aging may signal uric acid buildup and suggests a treatment involving plentiful water and a small drug package to expel uric acid. The plan claims to ease backache gout and circulation obstruction with daily doses taken before meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. M. Piergoe
Orsone
Notable Daughters Enter Washington Society Circles
Four daughters of prominent lawmakers join Washington society as the capital hosts a new season. Miss Katherine Overman, daughter of Senator and Mrs. Overman, and her sister Grace, previously split time with North Carolina. Miss Mary Hardwick, daughter of Senator and Mrs. Thomas W. Hardwick, stands among southern beauties. Miss Eugenia Bankhead, granddaughter of Senator Bankhead, attends a finishing school and is listed among the stylish young set. Miss Isabel London, daughter of Representative Meyer London, the sole socialist in Congress, also gains popularity in social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Overman
Mere
Lee
Overman
North Carolina
Washington
Capital
Miss Overman
Grace Overman
Misa Mary Flardwick
Thooms W. Hardwick
Georgia
Eugenia Bankhead
William H. Bankhea
Jasper
Ala
Richmond
Pp. Hobson
Congress
Bankhead
Senator Bankhead
Isabel London
Meyer Londen
Jolly motor party gatherings and music with local guests
A last evening drive to Granite Springs ended with a beef steak fry and moonlit return. Guests included H. B. Hidgley Frank Bon J H M Conway HB W Stone W E Mullen and partners. Nadine Robinson to give piano recital. Miss Carrie Welsh born to Mr and Mrs L B Morehouse. Mrs Arthur Parker hosted a National Guard officers dinner at Camp Kendrick with floral table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Springs
Messrs
A Uay
Sire
Ll. B. Morehouse
Steg Monmew
Feasting with Military Guests Follows Formal Dinner
An account describes a meal where guests enjoyed witty conversation and lively anecdotes. The attendees included Major Caveonier Major Andreen Major Sinclair Captain J D Glenn Major F W Smith Secretary of State F L Hous Lieutenant O A Andwood and Captain Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caveonier
Andreen
Sinclair
J. D. Glenn
F W. Smith
F. L. Hous
0 A Andwood
Parker
Visiting and Returning Social Guests in Cheyenne
A stream of visitors arrives and departs Cheyenne households. Mrs Claus Oberfelder plans a stay with daughters in Sidney after brief Cheyenne visits. Chicago visitor Miss Bether Gale travels to see Miss Margaret Doane. Several families travel to Salt Lake City Rock River and Manila Bay regions for stays and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bether Gale
Chicago
Margaret Doane
Women of Woodcraft Social Dance Planned Friday
The Women of Woodcraft will host a social dance at the K hall on Friday evening with a public invitation.
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Women of Woodcraft
K. ©. Hall
Methodist Missionary Meeting At Mrs Ball Address
The Methodist Missionary society will meet this afternoon at Mrs. D. N. Ball's home at 104 West Eighteenth Street. St. Mark's Guild also plans a regular meeting at the Parish house this afternoon with strong attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missions
The
Methodist Missionary Society
Mre
D. N. Ball
West Eighteenth Street
St. Mark's
Guild of St. Mark's
Federal park bid grows for Ble Hro mountains region
Sheridan July 13 Four canons the Hig Horn canon the Devil's canon Black canon and Bull Elkers are in the Ble Hro mountains area eyed for a national park. Editor H H Thompson and Chicago writer W M Camp toured sites including Medicine Wheel on Medicine mountain Gold Town Fort C S Smith site Hayfield fight and Medicine wheel of the Nig Horn valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thopson
Cano
Medicine Mountain
Gold Town
Old Fort C
Smith
Hayfield
Nig Horn Valley
Woman Cultivates Luffa Farm for Sponges in Ohio
A Ohio woman began by planting ten cents worth of luffa seeds and now runs a small farm producing the spongy gourds. The crop, popular for dyed cloths and bath sponges, followed a profitable start and led to further seed purchases. The text also briefly mentions a 1000 dollar garage company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Ohio
Luffa
Jaffa
Luffa Gourd Goods Turn From Dishcloth to Trade Item
A household item the luffa gourd serves many roles beyond washing muddy autos. It can be cut into lace strips for millinery use and crafts. A woman crafts knobs from dried gourd petals to fit furniture, aiding her in earning work by making useful fittings with her husband refining them in his shop.
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Serewa
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Aa, Underwood
Kaierwood
Will Newlan
Newlan
J. Coates Lockhart
Kittlestand
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Charles’ EB. McGarvey
Leo Hoffman
Omaha
Contres
Mrs. Hoffman
Mra
Joseph Sullivan
Loramie
J. J. Mahoney
M. P. Keefe
McGarvey
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Hoffmann
Mra. Cahill
William M. Jeffers
Weidge Club
William Fredericksen
Warren Avenue
Pio Ribblona
Misa Dorothy Bruce
Charlotta
Chaplin
Edna Glenn
Powell
Four Buds of Congressional Society
Eran Oyer Man
Sally Aar
Owick Luglnia Ban YS AT
Ifoibel Londow
Myrtle Killian
Peny the Even
Nadine Robinson
Rose Rockwell
San Olerfelter
Meadowmes Wasserman and
Pearsetine
New York City
R. B. Forsyth
Stuart
Pleasant Viet
Rock Springs
Joseph Oberfelder
Sidney
Louise Mellog
Laraule
Frank ‘Tallmire
G. A. Stevens
Hazel
Salt Lake City
Eugene Smith
John Smith
Dubuque College, Il
Clifford Hummer
Svat Son
Rock River
And
Frank Cummings
Federal Park
B& Horn
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Comp
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Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, GA
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