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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
13
A fragmented OCR note references party pros and committee figures with unclear roles. It mentions allies and a wife of an American official in a vague context tied to generators and a secretary position, but the details remain unreadable.
Fragmentary report notes a dip in marble stock amid national service context. unclear lines reference L and ith and a decline in the stock market, but details are incomplete.
Miss Mildred Kinney hosts a lavender and white dinner at the Plains hotel in honor of Miss Harriet Rossman ahead of her June wedding to D. T. Johnson of Holdrege Nebraska. Guests include college friends from the University of Nebraska and local social circles. Additional society items note summer plans for several women, club gatherings, a charity bake sale, and a birth announced for Charles E. Arrr.
The photograph shows Miss Margaret Wilson, the president's daughter, riding a horse in Central Park New York City recently. The image appears to be the most recent snapshot of her available.
News notes from Movieland describe Mary Pickford and Doug Fairbanks ending their coast to coast trip in New York City. They plan separate projects but share routines, and Mary cites old fashioned views on marriage while reveals plans and delays for a Europa honeymoon.
A farewell for Jes se Paul accompanies a day of village activities as local families host a lake shore picnic and games. The column notes hospital updates, visits, and civic events including a Jolly Juniors benefit dance to aid Memorial hospital with patrons listed.
Mrs. Emile Newell Blair of Missouri, a noted magazine writer, is among the speakers at the City Federation of Women's Club mass meetings on Wednesday June 16. Her work has appeared in Ladies Home Journal and Cosmopolitan, and she authored The Letters of a Contented Wife and Heart of a Wall Flower.
Dallas swimmer Lee Jarvis of the Cascade Aquatic Club issues a challenge to Robert Fouraker who claims the world title in the 100 yard race. Jarvis says he is the true champion after shaving a second from Pourakar’s record.
Alice Paul head of the National Woman's Party arrives in Chicago with officers to press suffrage at the Republican convention. They oppose candidates and delegates who have not supported the suffrage cause. The group includes Sue White Benigna Green Kalb James Redtor Mary Dubrow and Elizabeth Kalb holding a suffrage banner.
Elmer Krone Rose Frank and others hosted thirty friends at an informal dancing party at a home on Wednesday evening with orchestra music and tea service during intermission. Mr and Mrs David Kinports announce the birth of a daughter on June 7 at 606 East Twenty second street. The Aid Society of the Congregational church will meet this afternoon at Mrs M A Kline’s home with Mrs Stevens and circle hostesses.
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