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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
14
The Cheyenne chapter has never failed to meet its Red Cross knitting quota due by June 1. Members are urged to visit headquarters in the cap itol Harlding to help knit the yarn on hand as G Gramlick visits Casper to see friends.
The Baptist Young People's Union will entertain at the Y gym Friday evening in Fort Arseell honor of overseas arrived boys. Mrs. John Grainger leads the musical program and invites all taking the 7:20 train to Fort Russell. Mothers bake cakes and young ladies bring cookies.
Mrs Henry Stubbs was entertained by friends at her home to mark her twenty fifth wedding anniversary. A luncheon for twenty guests featured Spring Mowers flowers and a silver salad forks gift. Various visitors from Chicago Denver Cody Torrington and Ocean Park California arrived or stayed brief periods.
Cheyenne youth Miss Emily Johnston senior at Dana Hall earned honors in original story writing to appear in the school annual. Guests include Mrs. R. Z. McCoy from Denver and Mrs. C. H. Hamilton visiting Fort Collins. Various social events and visits noted, with a Cheyenne Woman's Club Little Theater program Friday evening led by Mrs. O. G. Johnston.
Maj H S Robb of Camp Humphreys Va is in Cheyenne at the Plains hotel. Mr and Mrs Lacey Laughlin will occupy Miss Emma Whites apartment during her absence. Dr G L Strader reports daily improvement in Omaha and plans to return with Mrs Strader. Mart and Jim Hobard of Tisdale visited en route to Omaha. Miss Emma White plans a Los Angeles trip to stay with her niece Mrs Roger.
The Y. W. C. A. drive total rose to 16800 as late contributions arrived. The Jolly Juniors donated 35 dollars and the board will keep the Carey building as temporary HQ until a new site opens. Miss Bruce and Miss Harper visit to assist the local committee while plans for a recreational secretary this summer and a general secretary this fall proceed.
More than 600 prominent women from across the United States attend the opening session of the National Women’s Suffrage Association in St Louis. Dr Anna Howard Shaw honorary president gave the invocation. A special meeting of the city federation of Women’s clubs is called for this afternoon at the Carnegie library auditorium. Delegates urged to attend for important business. Mr N C Carrico of Thermopolis is in town on business.
Mayor Kiel welcomed delegates as Mrs De McNal Miller led the greeting for the state. Carrie Chapman Catt spoke on why the United States has lagged behind other nations in granting votes to women. Mr and Mrs John D Clark hosted Mat night for Dr Paul Emerson at their 34th Street home. Mr G P Birting returned from Laramie as Allie Jewell of Whywatland spent Wednesday in the city.
A birthday surprise for Miss Lois Melean at her Laramie home Friday evening featured music dancing and games with a long guest list including Grace Abbott Maria Smith Arline Cameron Edna Wallis and many others. Also noted were visitors Mr Henry Bingenheimer of Casper and Prof Albert Lukken last associated with the university music department. The W B A club and Coterie club planned meetings this afternoon at local homes.
Two brothers from the Laramie music faculty, Professor Tukken and John Lukken, were discharged after the war. They spent months in New York studying before deciding to resume their professional music careers.
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