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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1920
Page
5
Men of the American Legion hosted a dancing party at the Parish house with prominent society guests. The event featured combined city orchestras, patriotic decor, and about seventy five couples, with patronesses Mrs. Arthur Parker Mrs. D McGalman Mrs. Guy King and Mrs. Galen A Fox.
Cheyenne society includes Mrs. E G Liston Miss Ida Davis and other guests at a Churchill school dinner and a later Wayside Piper program committee reports progress with twelve page booklets for the Princess theatre pageant and pre event advertising. Local high school girls host a leap year dance while Mrs E G Beauvais and Vera I McNeil plan Denver travel.
A gown suited to older matrons features long graceful lines avoiding crisp organza. The design favors a blue and white figured foulard with navy georgette, steering away from round bouffant silhouettes associated with youth.
Mr and Mrs Horace Jenkins hosted Buffalo visitors for dinners and a luncheon in their city home this week. guests included Wilbur Holt Garl Kube and Alvin J Mather renewing old school ties with Sheriff Smalley and railroad agents involved. O'Connell was acquitted after a prior jury trial. court had appointed W B Ross to defend him.
Mrs. Alice Jamieson and Miss Lois Jamieson attend a Service Star Legion meeting at Carnegie library with invites for war mothers. Recitals by Miss Laura Bee and Miss Blamey, plus vocal and instrumental numbers, are planned at Labor Hall with students listed.
Daniel OConnell was acquitted in U S district court yesterday afternoon of robbing interstate shipments of the American Express company in this city. He was one of a trio involved in the case.
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