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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
5
A four style survey of hair fashions includes two French looks and two American. One elaborate head garland stands out while others feature side parts, soft knots, or marcelled waves. Recent novelties include comb earrings necklaces and jeweled pins for evening wear.
Cheyenne reports a new University of Wyoming club organized in Wheatland as part of a statewide drive led by President Allen Nelson to boost fall enrollment. Officers include Raymond K. Adams president and Miss Heather Pickering vice president with a slate of executive committee members.
Sponsors Miss Myrtle Franson and Miss Stelen Nimmo hosted a dinner for the junior and sophomore rifle teams at 817 East Lincoln Way. Guests included team members, with gifts exchanged for locket keepsakes, and Major Kerwin of Fort D. A. Russell attended. Mrs Dana S. Swan sails to Norfolk Neb for a Crew family reunion with relatives from multiple 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 honors as bridge preceded a 5 o'clock tea. Tulips and pink and white roses decorated the table. attendees included Mrs. O Garretson Mrs. A G Applegate Mrs. J M Lowry Mrs. Edward J Kelley Mrs. Walter Bradley and Mrs. Thomas Meldrum.
A forthcoming benefit performance will feature Duchess of Roumania and other dignitaries. The event aims to raise funds for the railway project and will showcase music by P W Kouna and Ilie Kouns, with the royal attendance noted.
Mrs. Donald Clark attended a birthday celebration honoring a local pioneer. Guests shared memories and reflections at the gathering, highlighting the pioneer's contributions to the community and era.
The Elks host a dance Thursday May 27 featuring Schembeck's orchestra. Admission costs 4.50 per couple. Leader Want Ads promise results for readers.
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