Spring society notes fill Park addition with refined gatherings
Mrs. Wallace Bond hosts a 1 o’clock tea with ornate yellow and pink decor, while Miss Ananda Butler hosts a dancing party. Nan Bresnahan presides over a 5 o’clock tea honoring Miss Aileen Sullivan. Mrs. Upton stages a six o’clock tea with a guest list of local ladies. A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Hallett ends with five hundred and cards. A kindergarten birthday drive for Rebecca Carpenter delights guests with a lake-country auto ride and pink tea. Fridays bring a baby announcement and a charity picnic breakfast at Sloan's lake with a candy sale at The Robinson.
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Wallace Bond
Ananda Butler
Nan Bresnahan
Aileen Sullivan
Park Addition
Dora Miller
W. J. Hallett
Methuselah
Mr. Finllett
Mr. Hallett
Messrs
John Sloan
R. A. Morton
Horace Jenkins
R. L. Dutcher
von Kennell, Adamsky
L. R. Tyson
Mrs. Putnam
Rebecca
J. Ross Carpenter
Miss Gaylord
Retora
Kathryn Cahill
Alberta Pryde
Elizabeth Jenkins
Gertrude
William Gleason
Hazel Hymer
Don May Wolfer
Harry Kerr
Kieth Lamont
John Sage
Kirby Olds
Taylor Knowles
Billy Mentzer
Edward Thomas
Bernadine Collier
Kathryn Shingle
Gladys Tyson
Marian Barnett
Gladys Rowsey
Mary Grier
Ronald McDonald
Bruce
Jean Nimmo
Needlework items sold at Cheyenne store in French shop
Fragmentary report notes needlework both hen and cotton pillow tub ing stamped in various designs at the Cheyenne needlework store in the French shop. Mentions 27 floor finishing The Sherman Co.
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The
Sherman Co
Visiting List Notes from Cheyenne and Surroundings
A crop of social notes lists visitors and residents including Emily Churchill of Berkeley arriving in Cheyenne for two weeks hosted by Mrs. W. W. Brook and Mrs. O. K. Boyder. Other items mention Mrs. Harold Forde and children leaving for an eastern visit, Miss Marjorie Johnston returning from Boston, and various trips to Atlanta, Tacoma, and Colorado Springs with relatives and church gatherings.
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Mien
Emily Churchill
Berkeley
Cal
Churchill
Ble Wild
Cheyenne
Forde
Piqua
Ohio
Todiana
Porde
Nev
Forde Te Jist
Atlanta
Presbyterian General Assembly
Henry McCleary
John Harrington
Tacoma
Washington
D. A. RB. Congress
D. C
Oli
Marjorie Johnston
Dbostort
New England Conservatory of
Muaie
W. P. Wayes
Saratoga
S. Atherty
Hayes
Atlanta, Ga
Dela
Jene Hilliar
W. C. Kinkead
Withegon
Low
Thomas
Prince
Oninoy
Constipation Tips Offer Health Boost for Men
A short health tip from an old newspaper item notes that men are rarely ill when constipated and praises Chamberlain's Tablets for moving the bowels and boosting appetite and strength. Sold by Risty.
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Chamberlain
Tapestries Used As Pants Spark Museum Loss
Paris reports the loss of Gobelin tapestries from Pau presented to the museum centuries ago. A caretaker confessed he and his child wore the tapestries as lining for their trousers, believing them worthless. His wife cut a woodland scene for garments, prompting the inquiry into the missing items.
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Paris
Pau
Man in plaster cast hangs by neck after crash
In San Francisco on May 24 a Napa man, Paul V Parker, remains hanging by a brace in a hospital bed after a collision injury. Doctors report a fractured sixth cervical vertebra with spinal muscles maintaining some neck support. A slight movement could be fatal. Parker's fate depends on medical prognosis and potential recovery.
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San Francisco
Paul V
Parcker
Napa
Parker
Wolf
Nic
Stewart
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Royal Baking Powder
Mia
C. Upton
Vigeen
Susanahill
Missag
Irma Patten
Maude Upton
Sloan's Lake
Robinson
Essential
Eddy Street
LE Sey
Frank Howell
Munice
Ind
A. P. Hanson
Mitchell, Neb
Fred_Attonbury
Catera Kek
the Sherman Co
Palmers Bakery
W. 17Th St
Ohenstein
Kelly Capitol Ghoorky
South SI Meat Markt
T. W. Mever
W. A. Brown
John Cash
Shaw Ferries
J. T. Muse
A. T. Hale
West 16Th St
Anchor Line
New York
Boi
Fie
Sie
Ingersoll Store Co
Chugwater
J. M
Porter
Uwater
Wyoming
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