Kensington tea brings twenty five ladies together
Society notes describe Mrs. John Schuneman hosting a Kensington tea with about twenty five attendees who sewed, visited, and enjoyed piano selections by Mrs. Alex Patterson. A tea followed at 15 o'clock served by Mrs. Schuneman, her daughter, and Mrs. Shafer.
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John Schuneman
Kensington
Alex Patterson
Schuneman
Edgar Schuneman
Romance of Two Attendants Society Wedding Announced
During the ceremony of Cornmis Vanderbilt Jr and Miss Rachel Littleton the engagement of Miss Marion Garrall to Martin W Littleton Jr was announced. Miss Carroll served as bridesmaid and is daughter of Mr and Mrs Bradish J Carroll. Littleton served as usher and is the bride’s nephew.
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Clarence CG. Riner
Dan Cupitt
CornMius Vanderbilt, Jr
Rachel Littleton
Marion Garrall
Martin W. Littleton
Miss Carroll
Miss Littleton
Bradish J. Carroll
Littleton
Social notices and gatherings around Cheyenne and Fort Russell
Afternoon and Saturday dinner honors at which Mrs Daly will have place of honor. Cheyenne lawyers attend State Bar in Casper. Mrs Kay heads Denver visit for ten days. Mrs Transen to Mitchell Nebr after Long Beach stay. Mrs Olsen hosts Social Circle at 3 PM. Evelyn Jensen visiting Laramie. Major and Mrs Howder host Kensington for new Fort Russell arrivals. Post brides Olney and Marie Hall noted. Bachelor officers entertain Post Bridge club. Congregational and Presbyterian youth groups hold large social with games, cake and coffee.
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B. G. Daly
McCracken
Beatrice Dana
Burton Marston
A. P. Transen
Long Beach
California
Mitchell, Nebr
Fred <Atteberry
Myrrh Hansen
Cheyenne
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Margaret Doune
Ruth Chaplin
William Hale
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Oscar W. Underwood A Democratic Leader in the Senate
Oscar W. Underwood, newly chosen Democratic leader after Hitchcock's withdrawal, is a long-standing national figure. Born May 6 1862 in Louisville Kentucky, he represents Alabama in the Senate and has chaired Democratic committees in Alabama and Congress. He opposes the peace resolution but believes votes exist for a broader program.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Senate
Hitchcock
Underwood
Alabama
Louisville
Rugby School
University of Virginia
Birmingham
Ile
Congress
Women of Today Edith Moriar and the Firsts
The piece highlights Edith Moriar of the Women of Today and Sophia EB Delavan of Chicago as first women to address a national chamber of commerce convention in Atlantic City. It also notes a Turkish imperial decree promoting May 1 as marriage day to boost births and rewards for newly married couples. Also mentioned are Miss Czaplicka's Arctic Siberia expedition leadership and extensive travels documenting Siberian peoples.
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Sophia Eb, Delavan
Chicago
Mohammed VI
Turkey
Hazim Bey
Interior
Sulten
D'Irtoghroul
Woman Explorer Miss Marie Antoinette Czaplicka Tours America
Miss Marie Antoinette Czaplicka winds a lecture tour in America and stands as the only woman member of an anthropological expedition into the Caucasus. Born in Warsaw Poland she hails from an ancient family with Polish saying about reliance. Nav. ancestry includes the knight Black Zamisza on her mother's side.
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Marie Antoinette Czaplicka
Ron. G. S
America
Caucasus
Miss Czaplicka
Warsaw
Poland
Miss Gnapliska
Heart and Home Problems Dear Mrs Thompson
A young woman seeks counsel about a troubled romance with a 27 year old man. After six months of steady letters he has been distant and replies slowly then returns letters as if they were from a friend. She fears losing him and contemplates writing a sharp reply to express hurt without seeming desperate.
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Mrs. Thompson
Lam
Dear Mrs. Thompson Advice Column Snippets
A collage of short letters to Mrs. Thompson discuss romantic indecision and waiting tactics. Consistent guidance favors silence, patient return, and natural rekindling, with caution against forcing affection or pushing for commitment. The text also includes a few unrelated vignettes and light, humorous exchanges.
Senator and Underwood tariff bill author noted
The passage recalls a veteran member of the Ways and Means Committee in the sixty third session who was elected senator in 1915 and gained prominence as the author of the Underwood tariff bill.
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Ways and Means
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