Society News Highlights Cheyenne Events and Visits
Social notes from Cheyenne feature Miss Pearl Jorgensen leaving for Minneapolis for the summer, library leader Miss Agnes Wright returning from trips to Colorado Springs and Laramie, and Miss Nell Batte honored by the Baptist Auxiliary. Community dances raise funds for Memorial hospital, and local youths host gatherings at school gym and pre-nuptial parties. Robert O. Pennewill visits from Salt Creek district. Estes Park youth conference plans announced for June 28.
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Agnes Wright
Colorado Springs
Laramie
The
Library Association
Ethel Adams
Y. W. Cg.a
Estes Park
National Board
New York
Adams
Mrs Henry Lloyd Hosts Mizpah Bible Class Meeting
Mrs Henry Lloyd opened her home to Mizpah Bible class members at First Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. Election of officers: Mrs O M Lloyd president, Mrs Volace Jenkins vice president, Harriet Van Ostrand secretary, Ada Englis treasurer. A social hour followed with refreshments. Miss Louise Lacey, faculty at Simmons College, will attend Chicago summer session before joining Northwest faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Bathe
First Baptist Church
Frank Emerson
Twenty-Third Street
Miss Balte
Emerson
Miss Batte
Miss Battle
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
Clifford Tiner
James UW. Stephens
Huckfeldt
Constance Talmadge Uses Dummy Understudy in Rehearsals
Movie notes describe Constance Talmadge adopting a dummy understudy for rehearsals. The dummy, unlike Connie, is only similar in height and coloring. The device helps plan lighting, blocking, and grouping while Talmadge watches and then acts at the right moment. Emerson, who writes her scenarios, is pictured in a tense moment with the understudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Talmadge
Comedienne
Connie
Miss Talmadge
Constance Talradge
Dlivers
Ets Whitle
John Emerson
Homecoming Week At State University Wyoming
Homecoming week at the University of Wyoming features alumni gatherings and student events. Activities include a dancing party by the A S U W, a cookie shine by Pi Beta Phi, a campus fraternity supper and an alumni banquet where a class banner is presented. Notables such as Mrs. Maud Wood Park and Dr. Valeria Parker participate in planned speeches and lectures on social issues.
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University of Wyoming
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Agricultural Hall
Orville Frazer
Marie Milligan
Cheyenne
National League of Women
City Federation of Clubs
Valeria AH. Parker
War Department
Social Morality Committee
War Work Council
National Y. W. G. A
Parker
Maud Wood Park
Boston
League of Women Voters
Radcliffe
Equal Suffrage Club
Ribboned fashion set with hat and smock
Dame Fashion shows a ribbon trend with a orchid georgette smock and matching hat. The blouse features narrow brocaded ribbon running vertically with four ribbon rows at sleeve and peplum, while the hat is entirely ribbon with purple accents. Suitable for informal wear at home, country calls, or the seashore.
Will Rogers and Jack Pickford Rope Goats Again
Will Rogers and Jack Pickford, Goldwyn stars, are seen on the studio back lot rope handling goats. The duo, often spotted at the site, show a casual teaching scene as they practice roping skills.
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Will
Jack Will Rogers
Goldwyn Star
Jack Pickford
Goldwyn
The City Sparrow Coaching Thespian at Lasky Studio
Theodore Kosloff the noted Russian dancer trains Ethel Crayton for her cabaret dance role in The City Sparrow at the Lasky studio Tollywood Cal.
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Theodore Kosloff
Ethel Crayton
Lasky Studio
Tollywood
Cal
Local Gossip Bits From Santa Barbara to Paris
Agnes Ayres reportedly was rescued by a naval aviator in a large hydroplane while swimming off Santa Barbara. Marjorie Daw plans a Paris trip this August and has begun saving part of her salary for a Paris wardrobe. Mabel Nermend allegedly earned a double by being directed to purge into San Francisco Bay, according to script notes.
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Agnes Ayres
Santa Barbara
Cal
Marjorie Daw
Paris
Mabel Nermend
San Francisc Bay
Parish party fuels parish life with refreshments and plans
About 100 members and friends attended the guild party in the Parish house's guild room where punch and refreshments were served after a 4:30 p.m. hour. The Altar and Rosary society meets at K. C. hall this afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Lynch Williams Cole. Ruth and Susan Breisch return from Chicago where they studied at the Art Institute and Northwestern Conservatory.
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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 bridge tournament will be held at the Country Club with open entries for club members wives and Fort D. A. Russell ladies invited. Prizes will be awarded for high scores and play begins at 2 o clock. Attendees should sign up with committee members by Friday. Mrs. Robert Carey chairs the committee with Mrs. William Dubois Mrs. D. S. McCalman Mrs. H. H. Boyd and Mrs. J. H. Gonway.
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Fort D. A. Russell
Robert Carey
William Dubois
D. S. McCalman
HH. N. Boyd
J. Ff. Gonway
Women of Today DITH MORIA and Kentucky vote for president
Kentucky passes a new law allowing women to vote for president this fall. Mrs. J. Campbell Cantrill, wife of a Seventh District congressman, becomes Kentucky’s first woman on the national Democratic committee. Several Alabama women gain positions in commerce, education, and archives, while Arkansas nominates Dr Ida Joe Brooks for state superintendent, the first woman nominated for such office. Delegates plan a cross country trip to the San Francisco convention and visit major destinations after.
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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
Visit to Laramie for University of Wyoming homecoming
Miss Thompson, a Casper teacher, and Mrs. H. Jensen with Captain Guy Jensen from Detroit traveled to Laramie for Miss Evelyn Jensen attending the University of Wyoming homecoming. Miss Irma Patton of Casper joined as house guest at the Jensen home for several days.
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Lucille Bricker
Laramie
Verne Jamison
Lois Jamison
H. Jensen
Guy Jensen
Detroit
Evelyn Jensen
University of Wyoming
Irma Patton
Casper
Jensen
Delegation Train Leaves New York for Democratic Convention
A special train carrying fifty four women delegates and alternates to the national Democratic convention in San Francisco departs from New York on June 19 led by Mrs. John Sherwin Crosby. This marks the first expedition of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherwin Crosby
San Francisco
New York
Dinner Stories and Retirement Jokes in A Dry Wit Column
A humorous clashing of modern life and press legends appears in a dinner table exchange about a wife misquoting love and a poodle. A veteran editor Henry Watterson retirement remark prompts a dry jab on starting a new paper. A note on penny scarcity and British plans hints at wartime sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘'Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville
Constipation Cure Promoted by Forbes Pharmacy
An old advertisement claims nine of ten women suffer constipation and offers Wollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a mild laxative. The copy asserts facial pimples, sallow skin and bad breath improve as constipation clears, with a 35 cent package priced for women.
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Wollister
Forbes Pharmacy
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