Kensington tea and society notices fill Cheyenne pages
About twenty five ladies attended Mrs. John Schuneman’s Kensington tea with sewing, visiting, and piano selections by Mrs. Alex Patterson. The Cheyenne D A R chapter meets at Mrs CG Garl isle’s home. Various social events and engagements involving Mrs. Louella G. Moore, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Mary, Miss Ena Craine, Miss Arlen Oz Journ, Miss Minnie John, Mrs. Peter Mclarlane, and others are announced. A birth of a son to Major Clarence CG. Riner is reported at Mare Island, and multiple teas, weddings, and pre nuptial events are scheduled around Cheyenne society figures and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schuneman
Kensington
Alex Patterson
Schuneman
Edgar Schuneman
Ena Craine
Fort Collins
Harry Craine
Arlen Oz
Minnie John
Clarence CG. Riner
James Forbes
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Stubblefield
Clyde G. Ross
T. Blake Kennedy
George Lake
Mesdames Meyring
Cook
Lake
William Lannen
J. S. Mellqnham
Forbes
Romance of Two Attendants Society Wedding Announced
Dan Cupitt kept busy as CornMius Vanderbilt Jr and Miss Rachel Littleton wed. During the ceremony 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 acted as usher and is the bride’s nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupitt
CornMius Vanderbilt, Jr
Rachel Littleton
Marion Garrall
Martin W. Littleton
Miss Carroll
Miss Littleton
Bradish J. Carroll
Littleton
Social Roundup of Dinners Meetings and Post Events
Afternoon and Saturday evening Captain and Mrs B G Daly host a dinner with Mr and Mrs Mc Cracken Miss Beatrice Dana and Burton Marston as guests of honor Attendees at Casper State Bar meeting include Judge K N Matson W C Kinkead and A C G Campbell Mrs John Kay planning Denver visit for ten days Mrs A P Transen to Mitchell Neb and then Cheyenne Friends and social events at Fort D A Russell and in Cheyenne feature Kensington teas, post brides, and a Congregational church Endeavor social with 150 youths plus a Bridge club supper and notable volunteers listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Daly
McCracken
Beatrice Dana
Burton Marston
The
State Bar Association
Casper
K. N. Matson
W. C. Kinkead
A. CG. Campbelk
A. P. Transen
Long Beach
California
Mitchell, Nebr
Fred <Atteberry
Myrrh Hansen
Cheyenne
Endeavor Societies
Congregational and
Presbyterian
Epworth League
Methodist
Margaret Doune
Ruth Chaplin
William Hale
H. C. Hazen
Oscar W Underwood Democratic Leader Profile
Oscar W Underwood, chosen unanimously by the minority to lead the Senate after Hitchcock's withdrawal, is a longtime national figure. Born May 6, 1862 in Louisville, Kentucky, he represented Alabama and has led Democratic campaigns shaping the state constitution and party structure. He opposes the peace resolution but aims to secure votes for a broader program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar W. Underwood
Senate
Hitchcock
Underwood
Alabama
Louisville
Rugby School
University of Virginia
Birmingham
Ile
Congress
Women of Today and First Women in Global Roles
Edith Moriar notes a rising “woman movement” as women break new ground in education clubs and work. The piece details Sophia EB Delavan becoming the first woman to address a national chamber convention in Atlantic City and outlines a Turkish marriage day decree to boost births. It also chronicles Miss Gaaplicka Czaplacka’s Arctic Siberia expedition leadership and extensive travels and studies in anthropology and indigenous cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 completes a lecture tour in America. She is noted as the sole woman member of an anthropological expedition into the Caucasus. Born in Warsaw, Poland, she hails from an ancient Polish family with a saying about reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Antoinette Czaplicka
Ron. G. S
America
Caucasus
Miss Czaplicka
Warsaw
Poland
Miss Gnapliska
Heart and Home Problems Letter to Mrs Thompson
A young woman, 23, writes about a six month romance with a 27 year old man who has been away. His letters grew distant and infrequent, and she fears losing him. She contemplates a sharp, 'cross' note to express hurt without seeming too easy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column Fragments
A collage of letters and scenes from a advice column, with readers seeking guidance on romance and relationships. The tone mirrors early 20th century prompts, including cautions about silence, returning lovers, friendship, and social behavior amid young couples.
Senator Known For Underwood Tariff Bill Dies
A former member of the Ways and Means Committee in the sixty third session, he was elected senator in 1915 and earned public notice as the author of the Underwood tariff bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
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Society News
CG. CG. Garlisle
Warren Avenue
A. D. Walton
Louella G. Moore
Elizabeth
Mary
East Twentyfirst Street
Baptist Church
Women's Relief Corps
K. of GC. Hall
J. R. Graham
Denver
Joe Thompson
Carrol Jean
Peter Mclarlane
Wheatland
Pasadena
Sam Il
Becker
Leeper
Sam Kelly
Colorado
Kelly
Pauline Schmidt
Martin Bernstein
Omaha
Teat Caley
M. J. O’brien
James Building
Carey Avenue
Miss Mullison
Margaret Mullison
Laramie
Traley McCraken
Thomas Hennessey
New York City
Milady
United States
Deschanel
France
Milan
Union
Joseph
Marion Carroll
John Kay
Harold Wolcott
H. G. Olsen
Methodist Church
Paul
Evelyn Jensen
Katherine Bennitt
Mrs. Howder
Fort
Interchurch Social
Edith Moriar
Gaaplicka
England
Oxford
Siberia
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Tungus
Samoyed
Ostyaks
Sibera
Artic
Kara Sea
Arctic Circle
Sophia E. Delavan
Mrs
Elizabeth Thompson
Lam
Alloa
Ted
Dave
Tommy
Wales
Colorado Potato Flake & Mfg
Victrola IV
Klein’s Music Store 1710
Capitol Avenue
Forbes Pharmacy
Capitol Ave
Quality Fair Prices Service
U. S
Jhighes
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