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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
11
Cheyenne society features a sequence of parties and teas at Potter, Lacey, Hunter and other hosts with floral decor and bird cards. Musical events include a Summer Music Festival at Carnegie Library and a nurse graduates ceremony at the Private hospital. Knights of St. Paul host a parish dance, and Congregation Emanuel holds a fortnightly gathering with supper.
Local residents plan travels to California and Keokuk while church matters delay. Graduates from Teacher's college in Graoley prepare for exercises as families motor in from G. W. Bree to support. Numerous visits and departures mark Cheyenne area social and military-linked summer plans.
Professor and Mrs C C Schwiering will travel to Boulder for the summer. He will study at the University of Colorado summer school while she accompanies him. Mrs M P Keefe and children return from Ablle Kansas visit. Miss Mildred Burke, Cheyenne High School graduate, will leave soon after.
A card party and dance hosted by the Women’s Clubs and Dancing Magic City Rebeccah lodge No will be held with public invitation. The Art Association meets this afternoon at four at the library. Johnson school PTA gathers Friday at 8 15 pm in the assembly room for the concluding section of a profitable year. president Mrs. D A Jones calls all members to attend.
The Methodist Aid Society members will gather at Mrs Duteher's home 101 East Eighteenth Street this afternoon to hear Mrs R Ht Duteher and Mrs Paul Nelson host. Presbyterian Aid society plans a Friday 3 40 p m cooking school session with Miss Rive Tighe on domestic science. The Social Circle meets Friday at Mrs Wheeler's home with tapestries and embroidery as topics. The Woman's Auxiliary met yesterday in Bikhupetown with Mrs Thomas as hostess.
B A Huston presided at a gathering where officers serving the last year were re elected. Mandames Huston Voorhees Freeborn C W Taylor and Albert Hurdent were re elected. The united offering was substantial. Guests exchanged visits as hostesses carried ten. Willing Workers meeting set for June 2 was postponed a week due to revival meetings.
The item covers hemming tricks for shrinking skirts and safe tinkering with long stitches. It mentions chalk doorway tricks for fitting skirts and describes a green pussy willow mantle with a black straw bonnet as a summer outfit. The piece notes apron styles in one piece dresses and decorative front panels in net or silk dresses. Allison Stocker visits Cheyenne and hints at a future gubernatorial bid in Colorado.
An advertisement urges readers to buy a 25 cent box of Tia at rug stores claiming it ends foot torture for a year. It promises fresh comfort, no more chafing, and pain relief for bunions and callouses with bold claims of instant effectiveness.
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