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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
13
A four fashion notes section describes French and American hairdos. One elaborate head garland suits elderly taste, others show side part with soft knot, and marcelled styles with low back knots. Accessories include combs earrings necklaces and jeweled pins for evening wear.
The University of Wyoming club expands with Wheatland joining Casper and Cheyenne groups. Officers elected include Raymond K. Adams president and Edith Pickering vice president as the state-wide drive for a large fall enrollment continues.
Sponsors Miss Myrtle Franson and Miss Stelen Nimmo hosted a dinner at 817 East Lincoln Way for junior and sophomore rifle teams. The event featured American flag decor, tulip centerpieces, and speeches. Gifts of locket pendants were exchanged with Miss Fran son and Miss Nimmo receiving tokens from their squads. Major Kerwin of Fort D. A. Russell attended as a guest, with team members named for both squads. Mrs. Dana S. Swan departs for Norfolk Nebraska for a Crew family reunion joining relatives across several states.
Mrs I J West entertained the Tuesday bridge club at her home with special guests Mrs B Archer of Bellevue Ohio and Edward Burke. Mrs J M Lowry won the bridge honors before a 5 o clock tea, with pink and white tulips and roses as table decorations.
A fragmented note describes P. W. Kouna and Ilie Kouns arranging a benefit opera attended by the Queen of Roumania. The event appears connected to a Beoni family and a Benenre railroad site, with plans to perform in a duchess role.
Mrs. Donald Clark was guest of honor as the community marked the birthday of a pioneer, with local residents joining events and tributes. The gathering featured remarks acknowledging the pioneer's contributions and lasting impact on the town.
Dance event at the Elks hall on Thursday May 27 features Schembeck's orchestra. Admission is $4.50 per couple. Classifieds in the Leader offer results for Want Ads.
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