Society News Highlights Local Social Moves
Shingle gives arty for Miss Jorgensen as she heads to Minneapolis for the summer. Miss Batte receives a class pin from First Baptist church auxiliary. Jolly Juniors host a charity dance at the school gym to raise funds for Memorial hospital. Marian Stone to wed this June with a pre nuptial party at Constance Powley’s home. Robert O Pennewill back from travels. Ethel Adams to run Estes Park high school girls conference. Current Events Club gathers for a review and social. Lee Clyde Brade to spend summer in Cheyenne with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Jorgensen
Minneapolis
J. D. Shingle
Jolly
Memorial Hospital Fund
Marian Stone
Constance Powley
Twenty-seventh
O'Neil Streets
Ethel Adams
Y. W. Cg.a
Estes Park
National Board
New York
Adams
Mrs Lloyd Hosts Mizpah Bible Class Meeting
Mrs Henry Lloyd opened her home Tuesday evening for the Mizpah Bible class of the First Presbyterian church. A score attended the study on Gods Plan of the Ages and officers were elected with Mrs O M Lloyd as president. Other officers include Mrs Volace Jenkins secretary Harriet Van Ostrand treasurer Ada Englis. Drinks and light refreshments followed social hour hosted by Mesdames Lloyd Hauser and Buck. Louise Lacey of Simmons College will join the University of Chicago summer session preparing to join Northwest faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lloyd
First Presbyterian Church
O. M. Lloyd
Volace Jenkins
Harriet van Ostrand
Ada Eneglis
Mesdames Lloyd, Hauser and Buck
Louise Lacey
Simmons College
University of Chicago
Northwest
Constance Talmadge Uses Dummy Understudy in Rehearsals
News notes describe Constance Talmadge employing a dummy understudy for rehearsals to save time and energy. The dummy mirrors height and coloring but lacks vividity, enabling precise lighting, positioning, and groupings while Connie watches and then delivers her lines at the planned moment. John Emerson, the scenarist, faces the understudy’s familiarity as the stunt unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Talmadge
Comedienne
Connie
Miss Talmadge
Constance Talradge
Dlivers
Ets Whitle
John Emerson
Homecoming Week At State University
Wyoming alumni return for the University of Wyoming homecoming with parties and events. A.S.U.W. hosts a formal dance, Pi Beta Phi holds a cookie shine, and a campus fraternity supper brings Greeks together. Notables speak at mass meetings by the City Federation of Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Agricultural Hall
Orville Frazer
Marie Milligan
Cheyenne
Ribboned smock and hat set adores summer fashion
Dame Fashion highlights a ribbon heavy look with a orchid georgette smock trimmed by narrow brocaded ribbon and a matching hat made entirely of ribbon. The ensemble in purple accents suits informal wear at home country calls or seaside outings.
Will Rogers and Jack Ford Learn Goat Roping
Will Rogers and Jack Ford demonstrate rope work on the back lot as Goldwyn stars show off skilled lariat handling. Pooling their talent, the pair teach and inspire with a playful roping display at the studio set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Jack Will Rogers
Goldwyn Star
Jack Pickford
Goldwyn
Russian dancer Kosloff coaches Crayton in City Sparrow role
Theodore Kosloff the noted dancer is coaching Ethel Crayton in the cabaret dancer role for The City Sparrow. The picture is under production at the Lasky studio Tollywood Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kosloff
Ethel Crayton
Lasky Studio
Tollywood
Cal
Gossipy Local Notes Include Rescue and Plans
Agnes Ayres swam beyond Santa Barbara breakers and was rescued by a naval aviator in a hydroplane. Marjorie Daw plans a Paris trip in August and saves part of her salary for a wardrobe. Mabel Nermend reportedly earned a double in the script by purging into San Francisco Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Ayres
Santa Barbara
Cal
Marjorie Daw
Paris
Mabel Nermend
San Francisc Bay
Parish party and church notices from local parish guild
About 100 members and friends attended a parish party with refreshments in the Parish house guild room. The Altar and Rosary society meets this afternoon at 38 o'clock in K. C. hall hosted by Mrs. Lynch Williams and Cole. Ruth and Susan Breisch will return from Chicago after winter study at the Art Institute and Northwestern Conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Watson
Warren Forbes
William B. Ross
Mark Gox
Louise Larsh
James H. Stephens
Jack Ken
Fine the
Altar and Rosary Society
K. C. Hall
John Lynch
Walter Williams
J. H. Cole
Vytrtr
Ruth
Susan Breisch
Chicago
Art Institute
Susan
Conservatory of Music
Northwestern
Bridge Tournament Opens At Country Club Saturday
Saturday afternoon the first of the bridge tournaments will be held at the Country Club with open entries for club members and their wives and a special invitation to Fort D. A. Russell ladies. Prizes await high scores as play starts at 2 o’clock and names should be given to committee members by Friday. Mrs. Robert Carey chairs the committee and is joined by Mrs. William Dubois Mrs. D. S. McCalman Mrs. H. H. Boyd Mrs. J. F. Gonway Mrs. A. A. Baerresen and sons Jack and Billy will stay at 1810 Central Avenue this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort D. A. Russell
Robert Carey
William Dubois
D. S. McCalman
HH. N. Boyd
J. Ff. Gonway
Kentucky Women Gain Presidential Vote and National Role
Kentucky has passed a law allowing women to vote for president this fall. Mrs. J Campbell Cantrill wife of Kentucky Seventh District congressman is named Kentucky woman member of the national Democratic committee the first in the state. Other women from Alabama and Arkansas receive notable appointments and nominations in business and education clubs across the South. Delegates plan a tour to Chicago for the Business and Professional Women’s Clubs convention with stops at major western resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Coast
San Francisco
J. Campbell Cantrill
Congress
Cantrill
National Democratic Committee
Johnson N. Gamden
Washington
Association of Business and Professional Women of
Montgomery
Ala
Kate Unkfalder
Ida Joe Brooks
Business
Professional Women's Clubs of
Arkansas
Aransas
Brooks
Professional Women's Clubs
St. Paul
Casper Social Roundup Ties Families to Homecoming Visit
Miss Thompson, a Casper teacher, travels with Mrs. H Jensen and Captain Guy Jensen from Detroit to Laramie for Miss Evelyn Jensen traveling to the University of Wyoming homecoming. Miss Irma Patton of Casper returns with them and will stay at the Jensen home for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jensen
Guy Jensen
Detroit
Laramie
Evelyn Jensen
University of Wyoming
Irma Patton
Casper
Jensen
Delegates Train Sets Sail for Democratic Convention
Led by Mrs John Sherwin Crosby a special train carrying fifty four women delegates and alternates to the national Democratic convention in San Francisco will depart from New York June 19. This will be the first expedition of its own kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherwin Crosby
San Francisco
New York
Dinner Stories and a Poodle Joke in Flustered Gossip
A quip about a wife’s declared happiness with Billy’s life is revealed as a joke about a pet poodle. Henry Watterson’s retirement rumors spark a newspaper chat. a Louisville Danker recalls a planned paper of new tone. The note mentions penny hoarding and English plans to strike Heligoland with dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘'Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Cure for Constipation
An ad claims nine of ten women suffer constipation and links it to pimply skin bad breath and mood. It touts Wollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a mild laxative that cleanses and purifies, improving complexion and wellbeing. Package price 35 cents at Forbes Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollister
Forbes Pharmacy
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