Cheyenne Residents Share Posts From Washington Social Scene
Mrs. L. R. Tyson reports on Cheyenne connections in Washington society as ladies host matinee luncheons and dinners with guests including Misses Jucey Brooks Patton Kendrick and Mrs. Kendrick. News notes friends, military families, and promotions amid wartime duties.
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Washington
D. c
Red Cross
Cheyenne
John B. Kendrick
Senator Kendrick
Wyoming
Margaret Jucey
Melissa Brooks
Irma Patton
Casper
Webb
Buffalo
Calie Faddis
Omaha
Emily Jowell
Rosa Jaye Kendrick
F. H. Eggleston
Laramie
John Syinton Williams
Williams
Willard
Kendrick
Federal Board of Banking and Currency
Conate
House
Visiting List Drifts Through Town for Weekend
Miss Mildred Graham rural schoolteacher from Horse Creek visits her mother Mrs. Ida R. Graham. Mrs. James Huston of Fort Russell travels with Miss Hetty Riner to Palo Alto to join husband Captain in the Eighty third Field Artillery at Camp Fremont. Mrs. J. Ross Carpenter and her daughters Mrs. Frank Clark and Rebecca Carpenter return from Florida after Captain Clark departed for France with Wyoming troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Graham
Horse Creek
Ida R. Graham
James Huston
Fort Russell
Hetty Riner
Palo Alto
Cal
Eighty-third Regiment of Field Artillery
Camp Fremont
Huston
Eighty-third
Kiner
J. Ross Carpenter
Frank Clark
Rebecca Carpenter
Clark
Frank Jr
Florida
Captain Clark
France
Wyoming
Coterie Art Club Meets at Gulline Home
The Coterie Art Club was pleasantly entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mix Carl Gulline. Eight members and four visitors attended, sewing and visiting until five. Mrs Wilson to host in two weeks. The Ladies of the Maccabees invite all members and husbands and the public to a patriotic party at K C hall Monday evening March 11 with cards dancing and special musical numbers and knitting welcome.
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Coteerie Art Club
Coterie Art Club
Mix
Carl Gulline
Mesdaniel Edwards
Olsen
John Benson
Howard
Mrs. Wilson
Maccabee Marty
Ladies of the Maccabees
Order
K. C. Hall
Presbyterian Aid Society Meets at Jordan Home
More than sixty members gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. John L. Jordan home for the Presbyterian Aid Society. Mrs. Hi. Ridgley presided as Miss Anna Hatfield field secretary of the Crttenden home spoke, and the group voted to send one dollar monthly for a year to the Crttenden home in Denver. Dime banks were turned in boosting the treasury, and members knit and sew during the social hour. Hosts included Mrs. J. Stubblefield and Mrs. Jordan, with assistants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
John L. Jordan
Mra. J
Stubblefield
Jordan
Mra. Hi
Ridgley
Crittenden Home
Denver
Anna Hatfield
J. R. Morgan
Frank Roach
Gertrude Stubblefield
Marjorie Lannen
Congregational Aid Society Hosts Fall Meeting At Church
Church social report notes newly joined members, a Hel Rhin relief drive, and a vocal solo by Mrs J Black. The two week upcoming annual meeting will be chaired by Mrs W H Kleinke with many parishioners in attendance.
Liberty Wheat Field Ready to Become World Largest
A 5000 acre project in Goshen county Wyoming led by prominent local men forms Liberty Wheat Growers Incorporated. The group pledges the entire future crop to the U S government at market prices, aiming to create the world’s largest continuous wheat field spanning eight square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen County
Wyoming
Liberty Wheat Growers Incorporated
United States
Liberty
First Rain of Spring Delights Cheyenne
Cheyenne records its first identifiable rain of the year with a brief shower just before 6.00 pm. Warm springlike air returned quickly as black clouds moved across the sky and raincoats vanished from closets to shield residents. No snow accompanied the shower.
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Cheyenne
Varice
Peanut Flour Big Boost for Gainesville Bakery
A Gainesville Florida baking company and chemist B Williamson develop peanut flour from peanut cake after oil extraction. The flour is said to have fat content and about twice the food value of dried beef per weight and mixed with wheat flour makes a balanced diet. The firm aims to market peanut flour below wheat flour price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Fla
Williamson
Florida
If Born a Man Theda Bara Sees Diplomacy Career
Theda Bara says if born a man she would pursue diplomacy and become an ambassador with access to world secrets. Critics label her mysterious and sensationally described, while she prepares to star in Cleopatra at the Atlas Theatre on March 14 and 15.
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Theda Bara
William Fox
Dara
Hell
Satan
Apostle of
Sin
Seth
Wink
Chenares
Barn Ia
Tfuo
Tara
Cleopatra
Atlas Theatre
Play Dress for Young Girls By Betty Brown
A Saturday morning and after school dress idea for young girls features a percale frock in two blue shades. The collar cuffs and pocket taps use plain blue chambray to match pale stripes, with decorative dark blue stitching for a neat, inexpensive outfit.
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Betty Brown
Thinks Reporters Should Be Adepts at Shorthand Work
Members of the Pritieh Labor commission in Cheyenne express surprise that American reporters rarely use shorthand. William Mosses of the British commission notes they were told reporters rarely employ shorthand, while Mr Lovely of Reston says reporters in Wagland all use it, finding American practice unusual.
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Pritieh Labor Commission
Cheyenne
America
William Mosses
British Commission
Wagland
Lovely
Reston
Eles
Employment Agency Aims to Match Farmers and Laborers
After a Wyoming investigation of farming conditions, the U S Employment Service with the labor department sent two messages to farmers and laborers. The aim is to connect owners and tenants with farm workers for plowing sowing cultivation and harvesting, promising reliable placement with good wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Federal Department of Labor
Rathers
Mgni
John E. Durham
Wyomine
Wyoming
United States
Examiner
State House
Cheyenne
Japan Wrestling Tourney in Cheyenne Postponed to Sunday
The two day Japanese wrestling tournament scheduled in Cheyenne has been postponed by one day. Instead of starting Saturday it will now begin on Sunday delaying the event to the new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Local notices and personals from Cheyenne listings
Cheyenne items list appointments sales and visits including J A Kennett appointed public notary and marriage licenses issued for Edward Arnold and Lucy Law Balfour. Bay visits from Omnibus Mehop P A McGovern returns from Cheyenne and Worland imports baby carriages and old papers for sale at Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Arnold
Burns
Lucy Law Balfour
Cheyenne
Housemaid Charged With Theft of Clothing
Lola Rockwell, a housemaid who worked a week for Henry Altman at 810 East Nineteenth Street, is charged with stealing clothing valued at 300 dollars. Police say she departed with Mr and Mrs Altman's wearables. she had previously been employed at the Pilon Pweitle station restaurant. Authorities are seeking her whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Altman
East Nineteenth Street
Lola Rockwell
Mas. Altman
Miss Altman
Pilon Pweitle
Village of Luton struggles with waste paper sales
A fragmented report notes Salas de Papmee in London collecting and selling waste paper. It mentions the Village of Luton raising five thousand forty pounds in the last fifteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salas de Papmeee
London
Mar
Luton
Thrift Offer Adds Pencil Free With Penetta Purchase
A week long promotion begins Wednesday morning offering a free pencil with every purchase of Thrift or War savings Stampa. The offer is from Stock Growers National Bank.
Rabbits to Help Reduce Cost of Meat in Australia Trade
The rabbit trade is poised to grow with space allocated for 20 000 tons of rabbits. Wild rabbits overrun pastures driving export plans, mainly from New South Wales, with Queensland also overrun but limited by climate. Prices eyed at twenty to fifteen shillings per crate of twelve pairs f o b. A new crate design and head and feet removal aim to cut weight. Sometime figure 8 V Nevanas, a noted Australian meat figure, returns from Britain via the United States after building global connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New South Wales
Queensland
V. Nevanas
Great Britain
United States
Peekaboo Shirtwaists Declared Legal in Boise Offices
In Boise Idaho the police matron’s jurisdiction was settled by Sanit ry Inspector Caton during a council discussion. He stated that city ordinance 241% allows each wearer to use peekaboo waists while noting the exposed fruit clause and a playful peache in the law.
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Hose
Idaho
Mar
Boise
Caton
Davin
Douglas Good Heads and Commercial club seeks new secretary
The Douglas Good Heads and Commercial club plans to hire a secretary. Twenty five applications were received, three were kept for data, and selection will be made after replies arrive. The new secretary is expected in town by the first of the coming month, with W A Davis acting as temporary secretary.
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Douglas
Wyo
Mar
Douglas Good Heads and Commercial Club
Pew
W. A. Davis
First National Bank
Stock Growers Offer Free Pencil With Save Stamps
Come on boys and girls we have another supply of pencils. You will get a pencil free with each purchase of Theft or War Savings Stamps. This offer is good for one thing March 6. The Stock Growers.
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The
Stock Growers National Bank
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L. R. Tyson
East 18Th Street
Emery
Land
Chevy Chase Club
Amone
Ure Eeglestone
Rosa-Maye Kendrick
Mr. Land
Land of
Wyewing
Naval Service
Mra
Lant
Frank Weaver
Army
Lieutenant Weaver
W. K. Weaver
Edith K. O. Clark
Kendricks
National Capital
Oklahoma
Arthur Parker
Major Parker
Lawton
Okla
Camp Doniphan
Irs
Parker
W. T. Dugan Yester
Day
Franklin
Dumm
Franklin Doumm
Cincinnati
Douglas von Kennell
Aviation Corps
Newport News
Fort Omaha
Boyd’s Cash Market and Grocery
Hamberger
Howe
Veime
Mr. Diers
J. T. Hoyd
Congregational Aid Society
W. HW
Kleinke
Hel- Rhin
J. Black
Norman Black
J. J. Shingler
J. 8. Bartlett
St. Mark's Guild
Liberty Wheat Field
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Apital Coal Company
Cahill & Holliday
J. A. Kennett
Rawlins
Leailer
Miyer
Mehop McGovern
Mehop
P. A. McGovern Bay
Omni
16Th St
D Molcahy
Leader Office
Torringtion
Carltonlisson
Liberty Wheat Company
Torrington
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Fink
Boom Casper
Mr Ad Mrsrank Leroy
Sherman Paint Co
Slareey L. Eby
Lar
Sare
Worland
P. Cook
Matern of Business
Kemmerer
Rereh
H. R Lashoof
City
Hierre Prom Rork Springs—A
Ohlewen
Rock Springs
E. A. Hicks
Lion’a
Forbe’s Capitol
Pharmacy
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