Local Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Club News
Social items report a quiet Cheyenne wedding of Marie Cotton to Phil Cotton with a six week honeymoon through Cleveland Chicago and Omaha. Other notes cover Mrs. Morton at a Chicago biennial and Kansas City visit, sons Wesley Dumm and Dr W M Dumm earning bank and pathology posts, a Johnston eastern trip including New York Boston and Washington, and a South Side Beneficial club dance at Coors Hall as season finale.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Omaha
Cheyenne
Morton
Robert A. Morton
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Kansas City
Wesley I. Dumm
Roy
W. T. Dumm
Green River
W. M. Dumm
John Hopkin’s Hospital
Sane Institution
South Side Beneficial Club
Coor’s Hall
Summer guest arrivals and travels noted in Cheyenne
Miss Ruth Becker of Cleveland and Miss Janet Hawk of Green River visited Mrs. W. T. Dumm in Cheyenne before heading to Miss Hawk's home for summer. Mrs. Clara Andrews of Pasadena will arrive Thursday and visit Iron Mountain relatives for health reasons. Multiple social visits, travel plans, and homecomings are listed, including Mrs. Ludvigson's Ogden trip and other family gatherings with ties to Philadelphia and Milwaukee.
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Ruth Becker
Cleveland
Ohio
Janet Hawk
Green River
Chicago
W. T. Dumm
Miss Hawk
Miss Becker
Clara Andrews
Pasadena
Calif
Cheyenne
Iron Mountain
J. J. Underwood
Andrews
Clara Underwood
D. Leeds Miller
Elinore Fillebrown
Philadelphia
C. D. Carey
Community notices and social events fill church calendars
A series of church and social alerts lists meetings and events from the Jewish Circle to St. Mark's Guild. Highlights include a cradle roll party at the Baptist church, a dance and festival with ice cream and coffee, and a B Y P U social featuring a cattle theft lawsuit trial. The notice invites public attendance and notes refreshments and seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cradle Roll of the Baptist Sunday School
Misa Nell Morgan
St. Mark's Guild
Baptist Church
Fannie Vanderbuilt
Carrie Leihart
Hiram Filler
J. W. Stoker
Filler
Marjorie Whipple
Dorothy van Winkle
Burl Sutherland
Lester Randolph
Donald van Winkle
Mose Smith
van Winkle
Shorty Tenderfoot
Missouri Pete
Axel Sandberg
Lashbaugh
Lawrence Shirley
Women’s Clubs Schedule Includes Bridge and Art Gatherings
Women’s clubs announce activities this week. The Wednesday Bridge group meets this afternoon with Mrs. B B Treat and Past Noble Grand. Mary Hovey hosts the Past Noble Grand association at her home. The Coterie Art Club plans a Thursday reception by Mrs. Harry Klingman, moved from this afternoon.
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Noble Grand
Mary Hovey
Noble Grand Association
Coterie Art
Harry Klingman
Coterie Art Club
Death Mystery of Miss Ella Winter Stuns Baltimore
Baltimore police pursue a murder case after the body of Ella G Winter, a stenographer, was found in Curtis Creek. Autopsy and a hat recovered near the scene support a foul play theory with the body disposed into local waters following her disappearance on June 4.
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Baltimore
Ella G. Winter
Curtis Creek
Iwr
Young Senator Robinson to Speak at Cheyenne Chautauqua
Arkansas congressman Joe T. Robinson, one of the era’s youngest and most active leaders, will headline the Cheyenne Chautauqua July 9 to 15. Secretary of State W J Bryan praises his strong views and public speaking. The note adds a light quip about automobiles and table manners.
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Benaica Robinson
Joe T. Robinson
United States
Arkansas
House of Representative
United State Senate
Robinson
W. J. Bryan
Fortune Hunter Brings Era of New York Society
John Kenworthy, a western millionaire of about twenty million, enters New York society through a scheme involving George de Rotter and the de Lawney family. He learns that entrance depends on payment and discretion, and he woos Marguerite de Lawney after a dinner with paid guests. Marguerite, proud of her lineage, discovers the arrangement but eventually accepts Kenworthy, who wins her heart and marries her.
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John Kenworthy
New York
Tin
Kenworthy
George de Hotter
de Kotter
Temple of Fashion
de Rotter
Marguerite de Lawney
Miss de Laowney
Indy
Duvan
Miss de Lawney
West
Summer fashions favor white taffeta over black velvet
White taffetas grows in favor while black remains a leader. Paris race meets show white gowns predominating with sheer effects and organza accents. The slate includes a slip-on bodice dress with box plaits and velvet ribbon details, plus a simple white cotton ratine dress with blue collar and buttons. Patterns 8419 8420 8388 priced 15 cents.
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Paris
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Euffies
John J. Mahoney
Mra. E
Johnston
East
Hudson
Bouton
Mr. Johnston
Mrs
Frank Johnston
Mr. Frank Johnston
Marjorie Johnston
Boston
Washington
Wayside Inn
Longfellow
Florence Kline
Pennsylvania
Charles Carey
Elizabeth
Careyhurst
Miss Ely
Carey
M. P. Ludvigson
R. B. Forsyth
Ogden
Bonnie Jack
Ida Griswold
Centennial
William Rodgers
Los Angeles
D. G. Smith
C. P. Organ
Kathryn
Lajeer, Mich
A. L. Putnam
A. M. Nichols
Newcastle
EB. W. Hall
Marie
Lennox
Iowa
Gilbert Hayes
Milwaukee
Wis
Hayes
Ther
Philip
St. Pau
Minneapolis
Margaret Stabler
Irma Stabler
Wisconsin
Mrs. Stabler
The
Sherman Co
Jewish Circle
Cheyenne Business College
John J. Hancock
Department of , Banking
Palmer
Louella Jennings
Stenotypy
MR. J. Barritt
Business College
Deming
Qire
Partimore Police
Senator Robinson
New York Society
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