Social season notes from Cheyenne gatherings
A series of Cheyenne social items includes a Governor’s Mansion reception for Mrs. Kendrick, a June luncheon hosted by Mrs. J. Ross Carpenter and Mrs. Frank Clark, and a graduate dinner honoring Etta Linn. Other notes mention Mrs. Schwiering’s Cheyenne stay, a motor party to Game Springs, a Congregational Endeavor picnic, convent commencement for ten, and local visits by Mrs. Reed Hollister and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ross Carpenter
Frank Clark
W. W. Jusselle
J. D. Clark
Hudson Werder
Hereford
Colo
L. T. Johnson
Holdrege
Neb
Carpenter
Clark
Etta Linn
Cheyenne
Sall Johnson
Peter Appel
Yio Hng
Miss Linn
Why Women Write Letters About Pinkham Medicine
Readers question if Lydia E. Pinkham's letters are genuine and letters are published with consent. The text asserts many women write to share relief from female illnesses andHealth benefits from Pinkham's Vegetable Compo.
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Svete No
Iy Ae. Pinkham Medicine Co
Leeeeham
Visiting List Reflects Summer Travel Across States
Mrs. John GB Kedrick, Miss Rosa Maye Kendrick, and Miss Edith K O Clark motor to Denver today for a few days visit. Evelyn Jones will head to Detroit to visit relatives while Miss Hennitt from Pollet Illinois goes to Chicago then Detroit with Miss Jensen. Several Colorado College alumnae return home for summer with families as Doane and Lacey sisters travel, and Grace Vollmer joins them from Brooklyn.
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Vaa Maye
Cyevenue
John B. Kendrick
Governor
Iris
John GB. Kedrick
Rosa Maye Kendrick
Edith K. O. Clark
Denver
Kendrick
Evelyn Jones
Detroit
Howard Baldwin
Mesers, Guy and
Albert Jensen
Kathryn Hennitt
Pollet
Ilinois
Chicago
Miss Hennitt
Miss Jensen
Louise
Elizabeth Lacey
Grace Vollmer
Brooklyn
Goucher College
Baltimore
Social gatherings honor Mrs Harvard Moore and military moves noted
Bridge liv the luncheon Friday afternoon at her quarters honors Mrs Harvard Moore of Washington. Guests include Mrs McCormack Mrs Barayteky and Mrs Sobitlore strom. Major William W. Reno commands the field hospital ordered to Fort Benjamin Harrison for a business men's summer training camp opening July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Moore of
Washington
Wer Aieter
Mre
McCormack
William W. Reno
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Reno
Card Club Meets This Afternoon and Social at Capitol Hall
The Woman's Clubs Card Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. D Barksdale. In Park addition Op 1a. The L A to the O R will entertain at a card social Wednesday evening June 21 at Capitol hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. ©. Barksdale
Park Addition
L. A
Oo. R
Capitol Hall
Belgian Rattlesnake Machine Gun Shakes European War
An automatic gun, lighter than a rifle by a single NATO, is used by Belgian forces and admired for delaying German advances. Invented by a retired American officer, the weapon borrows a sprocket wheel magazine with 47 shells and can fire up to 600 rounds per minute. England and France have adopted it, with France producing more than the U.S. military possesses.
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England
France
United States
Local residents head to ranches and travels after events
Misa Marie Jordan will spend the summer on the ranch while Frank Jordan, back from the University of Colorado, visits town before joining the ranch. Mrs A G Applegate and daughter Donia return from Dunville Hilnole with Mrs Katherine Makens sin bearing the remains of Makenson’s daughter. Mrs Harry B Crain and daughter Rua plan an extended visit in Minnesota and Iowa. Families from Douglas and Albin, including Mr and Mrs George Crosm, Mr and Mrs Nela Perry, Mr and Mrs W D Leman, and Mrs William Sullivan with daughters, attend the Atlas class play and upcoming commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marie Jordan
Frank Jordan
University of Colorado, At
Boulder
A. G. Applegate
Donia
Dunville
Hilnole
Katherine Makensin
Mra. Makenson
Denver
Harry BE. Crain
Mies Rua Crain
Minnesota
Iowa
George Crosm
Douglas
Nela Perry
Albin
W. D. Leman
William Sullivan
Bile and
Alice
Atlas
Com Reat
Order invites public to eight thirty start time
Games will commence at eight-thirty o'clock. All friends of the order and the public are invited to attend.
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The
Order
Mrs Mellow to Visit Daughter in City
Mrs Mellow will arrive Thursday from Philadelphia to visit her daughter, Mrs Birong, wife of Captain Birong. Also Mrs William W Rene will be the expected guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Russell Huck
Newbure
Mise Topham
Slater
Ldeutenant
Ee Ee Mre
Mellow
Phiadelphia
Mra. Birong
Captain Birong
Mre
William W, Rene
Pythian Sisters Hold Regular Social at K P Hall
The Post Chiefs of the Pythian sisters met at K P hall yesterday for a social session described as unusually enjoyable. Members sewed and visited while hostesses Mrs Ralph Adameaky and Mrs John Von Kennel provided refreshments.
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Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Ralph Adameaky
Mre
John von Kennel
Social Circles Plan Church Gatherings in Kensington
The Methodists' Social Circle will entertain at 4 Kensington Friday afternoon at Mrs. Harvey Kingham's home with Mesdames Klingman Gyling F M Howard and Frankenfield hosting. St Marks Guild meets Friday afternoon at the Parish House with hostesses Mrs J B Niewander Mee and King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
The
Methodist Church
Harvey Kingham
St. Mark's Guild
Guild of
St. Mark's
Mee
PY BR King
J. B. Niewander
Safer and Saner Dancing Debuts at International Meet
June 13 New York The International Association of Masters of Dancing opened with a push for safer simpler steps and less mental effort in learning while keeping popular dances like the one step fox trot and waltz. New steps such as the spinners J-step Redomoe 3-step and variations on I-step and fox trot were demonstrated by instructors from Pittston Philadelphia and Plattsburg. Efforts to curb suggestive dancing and ban happy bugging were discussed, with no move to eliminate favored dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Association of Masters of Dancing
Martinique
Aeasta Westae
California
Misa Cecelia Fleischer
Pittston
J. Ko
Im Pamed
J. Killgalion
Charles A. Motrea
Philadelphia
P. I. Kelly
Charles Brunce
Plattsburg
N. Y
P. H. Kelly Vee
Masea
Slepa
Mies Hilde Hanker
San Diego
Cal
Three Prominent Men Asked to Aid in Search for New York Girl
Three prominent figures are invited to help locate Winifred Ly Wolfe a 14 year old student of dance linked to Theodore Kosloff and the Ballet. The girl disappeared April 26 from her New York home where she lived with her mother. The De Wolfes are described as wealthy with past ties to San Francisco.
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New York
O'Gorman
Phelan
California
George Bakhmetoff
City Council Proceedings Cheyenne June 12 1818
Official minutes show regular session at 1 30 pm. Thompson Motor seeks permit to install a 500 gallon gasoline tank in front of its business and the request is granted. An indemnity bond of 60 dollars insures a previous 1914 warrant. amendments to a liquor tax bill are adopted for second reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Thompson Motor Company
Wyoming Fuel Aid Peel Company
B. W. Stone
Wyoming Fuel and Feed Company
LaFontaine
Commissioner of Public Affairs and Safety
Notice of Public Sale and Homestead Proof Ad in Cheyenne
Abstracted minutes of Cheyenne city council June 12 1916 note a car trade in and patrol ad for new police car. Also public notice of Mabel B K Sith widow Warren J Sith homestead final three year proof set for July 20 1916 before U S Land Office Cheyenne with witnesses listed from Cheyenne Wyoming and Will Reid Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior, LLC. & Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyomesng
Mabel BK. Swith
Warren J. Sith
Wyoming
W. Fer Tunnelpa Meridian
U. & Land Office
Wik
Ag Witnedeert EK
J. Sorensen
Glen Dollingsworth
Ek. Sorenson
C. C. Hal- Verson
Wromine
Will
Reid
Treatment of Tuberculosis and the Bekman Alterative
Advice emphasizes fresh air food and rest as first aid for tuberculosis. It notes limited natural healing and promotes Bekman Alterative as extra help, claimed to aid recovery without opiates. It cites asthma and bronchial issues as other uses and mentions availability at druggists from Bekman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Ickman
Bekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
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