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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
3
A dinner tonight honors Mise Kendrick inspired by her, hosted by Mrs. Joseph M. Carey with the Kiks Minstrels. The Elke Minstrels perform at Atlas Theater this evening as part of local social festivities.
A reception this afternoon honors Mrs Hills and Mrs Leon as guests of Mrs Peter Appel Mrs Clif ford Hummer and Miss Eunice Anderson host from three to six o clock Invitations go to all friends of Mrs Hill The Dinner Party at the Plains hosts Mr and Mrs C L Beatty at a dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs C C McEndree guests include Mr and Mrs D A Preston Mr and Mrs N B Gates Mr and Mrs W B Ross Mr and Mrs W C Kinkead Miss Beulah Feeley of Sheridan and the hosts
Mrs. D. R. Cowhich invites all willing women to meet at the Carnegie library at ten in the morning to sew housewives kits for Wyoming National Guard Company G. They will provide needles, scissors, thimbles and materials for the soldiers while time allows.
Visitors include Mr and Mrs Robert Carey and Sara Darlington at Judge and Mrs J M Carey’s home. Governor John B Kendrick returns from Washington with son Mannville in Exeter XII school. Mrs Lester Randolph and Dorothy depart for Los Angeles for extended visit with Mrs Randolph’s sister. Floyd Huff returns from Portland and Oregon trips and hosts at 217 East 20th Street. Professor Frank Lee and Mrs Lee visit daughter Mrs Carlisle as Lee leads Green River schools. Minole Heath of Portland former Chey teacher.
A fragmented OCR fragment discusses migraine causes and relief, citing distressed feelings and possible remedies. It mentions De J J Caldwell and Ural tile but lacks clear context or complete sentences. The readable text signals questions about suffering and prevention without concrete data or outcomes.
Mrs M H Hartung hosted the F W A club yesterday with Mrs A P Hanson of Long Beach and others as substitutes. The Past Chiefs Association meets this afternoon in the K P hall with Mrs Hume and Mrs He undershot as co hosts. all visiting past chiefs invited. The Past Noble Grand convenes Wednesday afternoon with Mercblo vey at 18% West 20th Street. The Cheyenne Chapter of the A K H furnished refreshments to Company of Powell arriving in Cheyenne at 6 40 with a committee on hand.
Mrs Beamuel A. Smoke hosted a bridge tea yesterday afternoon at Hiridge in honor of Mrs Harvard Moore. The rooms were decorated in pink and white with fragrant flowers and four tables were set for bridge.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Mark's will meet this afternoon with Mrs Huston. Mrs A K Smith leads the program on Mealco. Cheyenne W C T U meets afternoon with Mrs Batel Ferguson at 703 East 14th street. A large attendance is urged. Mr Crabbe speaks on Temper.
The article notes pink in many tones as the season’s standout trend with women of all ages embracing pale pinks in chiffon, Georgette, and silk. Delicate shades like flesh, rose, and petal appear in frocks, underlays, and trimmings, with pale pink silks and shot taffetas highlighted for their soft bloom. French designers showcase dainty pale pink batistes with muted frills and shirring.
The article describes spring fashion trends with pale pink frocks in delicate fabrics like satin and chiffon, detailing hand embroidery, narrow trims, and simple designs. It notes pink hats and millinery accents, plus pink as a dominant color in the season’s ensembles. It references Parisian and New York influences and mentions upcoming church society events in the community.
Work began on a new hotel in Manhattan designed for ballroom girls. The Hotel Irvin for Women will offer Beaux rooms on each floor and independent guest rules, with a roof garden, laundry, restaurant, gymnasium, hospital, and 13 floors housing over 400 women at costs from four to five dollars weekly. The $490,000 building will be financed by remaining stock shares to promote welfare.
TAINANFU Shantung Province China June 26 Mount Taishan sacred mountain of China to be reforested by the Chinese Department of Agriculture with strong support from Christian missionaries and Chinese educators. The mountain rises about twenty three centuries before the Christian Era and stands high above the sea level as a historic tourist destination.
The Wertminator Guild schedules a gathering this evening in the Presbyterian church parlors. A large attendance is urged to join and participate in the meeting.
A government official is posted to oversee afforestation of the peak where centuries of weather have stripped the hillside. A large block of land has been planted with seedlings to restore the forest on the sacred mountain and trees will be replanted on the site. Alness J. Shermin, paint dealer, returns home after three weeks in St Johns Hospital with typhoid fever. He expects to be around in a few days.
On May 20 1918 James K Atterberry filed in the district court for the First Judicial District Cheyenne Laramie county a petition for divorce and custody naming Rosa Atterberry as defendant. Grounds allege indignities offered by the defendant rendering the plaintiff unable to cohabit.
Notice from the District Court warns that unless the petition is answered by the stated deadline, judgment will be entered against the respondent. Clerk T J Fisher and attorney Sam M Thompson are listed with dates including June 27 and July cycles and an August 1 final date.
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