Local women's clubs host social afternoons and sewing circles
Members of the Realm of Women with the Women’s Clubs and Bridge Club met Thursday afternoon for games and needlework followed by light refreshments. The Mount Mellick club enjoyed chatting over needlework and a 5 o’clock lunch. The Coterie Art club plans a tacky party at Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Leighton’s home tonight. The Help One Another club gathered at Mrs. J. P. Nelson’s home with assistants, sharing a business session and tea. Donations were asked for a needy family and a nickel polish topic was set for next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Kinkead
Bridge Club
H. W. Bullock
Mount Mellick Club
Mesdames Draper
0. K. Snyder
Howard Snyder
The
Post
Meyer Frank
Paul Bailey
Ashley Gleagon
Ray Olds
Appel
Ross Snyder
Coterie Art Club
W. 5. Leighton
J. P. Nelson
A. J. Large
Hiram Sapp
Social and church notices from St Marks and surrounding groups
The Sunergae of St Mark's met Wednesday to sew for a bazaar and plan events with a dancing session to follow. The Methodist church society met Thursday for business and social time with 25 ladies attending. time changed to November 1 at 3 pm with meetings every two weeks. Baptist Willing Workers meet today at Mrs Johnston's home. Presbyterian Ald society hosts at Mrs Dickson's home. Junior League organized at Baptist church with Miss Nellie Morgan directing for ages ten to sixteen. The B Y P U plans a business meeting at the Baptist church at 7 20 pm. Guild of St Mark's to meet at Parish House with Mrs Davidson and Miss Davidson as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunergae
St. Mark's
Oid Society
The
Methodist Church
Rockafield
Bird
Baptist Church
Nellie Morgan
New Missionary Worker
Guild of St. Mark’s
Mia. Davidson
Miss Davidson
Weather Outlook for Wyoming from Oct Weather Summary
The following forecast reports fair conditions in Wyoming. Friday will be mostly sunny with mild temperatures. Saturday is expected to be fair and warmer, with light winds and increasing afternoon highs.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Court of Honor Meeting Set for Friday Evening
The Court of Honor convenes Friday evening November 1 at Fraternal Hall. All members are urged to attend. Also advertised is beauty services at Walldressing Manicuring and Hairwork by Clara A. Ligher, 411 West 19th Street, phone 817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptiat Church
Court of Honor
Clara A. Ligher
Noted Stage Beauty Bla Hit Here
Valeska Suratt headlines the stage with the Kiss Waltz style of light music and motion. George Baldwin stars as Guido Spini with Nella Baronesa Von Gernan in a swiftly moving plot rich in dances and vibrant costumes. Waihi and Kathi add flair as supporting characters. scenery and voices receive warm praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valeska Suratt
Guido Spini
George Baldwin
Nella
Baronesa von Gernan
Miss Suratt
Agards
Waihi
Leopold Fulbringer
Kathi
Sherman To Be Buried With Great Honors
Sherman will be buried in the Mausoleum where Mrs Sherman's mother rests with honorary pallbearers list prepared by Sherman before his death. Active pallbearers will be employees of the Utica Trust and Deposit Company, of which Sherman was president. World messages of sympathy pour in as Mrs Sherman bears the loss with fortitude.
Sands Endorses Quality Service at Local Store
A promotional snippet extols a drugstore's commitment to service and quality. The speaker touts the shop as trusted for sundries, prescriptions, and remedies, inviting customers to visit and compare prices with confidence.
Wyoming Letter Attacks Warren Over Direct Senate Election
A Wyoming memorial condemns Senator Warren for opposing direct election of U.S. senators and accuses him of ignoring state sentiment. It cites his 1911 vote shift and predicts Wyoming’s next legislature will not reelect him to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
United States
Congress
Congress OF the United States
Geo. W. Hoyt
Senate
Jay L. Torrey
A. D
WM. A. Richards
State of
Wyoming
Crane
Guaslinger
Lorimer
Penrose
Wetmore
la Follette
Beveridge
Worah
Bristow
Francis ©. Warren
United States Senate
Crushing Turkish Defeat Reported at Lule Burgas Front
Dispatches from Sofia describe a 200000 strong Turkish force beaten near Lule Burgas after three days of fierce fighting. Bulgarian cavalry pursues retreating Turks toward Chatalya Adrianople surrounded by Bulgarian units. The battle spans over thirty one miles with Turkish troops retreating to Tchorlu as Europe weighs possible intervention.
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Kish
Lule Burgas
Sofia
Chatalya
Adrianople
Seral
Tchorlu
Poshionsa
Balkan
Vienna
Constantinople
Russia
Kendrick Endears Himself to Small Settlers in Wyoming
Rancher B F Shreve recalls Kendrick’s fair pay and reliable dealings since 1889. A visiting ranchman testifies Kendrick treats workers like equals and helps many settlers with land and cattle matters, while maintaining Republican loyalty despite politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Shreve
Sheridan
Kendrick
C W
Sheridan Country
Converse Cattle Company
Shreve
Mr. Kendrick
Naval Academy graduate recounts Nicaragua hill charge
Ensign B. M. Thompson reports from Coyatepe Hill in Nicaragua where U S blue jackets captured the summit with three men killed and twenty wounded. He notes over 260 rebels were slain and that the rebels have been completely subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Thompson
United States Naval Academy
Ensign Thompson
Coyatepe Hill
Nicaragua
United States
Bluejackets
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Wilson
WI. Myers Dry Goods
Philip Brown
S. M. Thompson
Sunergae Meeting
Methodist Aid
Baptist
Presbyterian Ald
AR. R. Dickson
Presbyterian Ald Society
East Twenty-flrat Street
Sherman
Want
Sands
Carey
Turkish War Office
Paniic
Athens
Thases
London
Wyoming Tribune
John B. Kendrick
J. B. Kendrick
Atay
East
Washington
Jones
Florida
Justin
Tasman
the Grocers
Olgah. Berger
Capitol Ave
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