Thanksgiving visits and social gatherings in Cheyenne
Social rounds as Miss Laura Leo and Miss Lillian TMamey host visiting teachers from Laramie at Letor hall. Guests from Cheyenne and Greeley attend dancing and dining events at multiple homes including the Governor’s Mansion and the Ridgley ranch. Several families host Thanksgiving dinners with covers for twelve to eighteen, while teachers and students arrive for the State Teachers Association and holiday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Leo
Lillian Tmamey
Letor Hall
Laramie
Cheyenne
Evenin
Imperial Dining Menu Origins and Course Offerings
A list of dishes features Creme Victoria Celery Hearts Queen Olives Fillet of Flounder Parsley Sauce Mashed Potatoes Sweet Potatoes Imperial June Peas, indicating a formal restaurant menu. The items suggest a coordinated course sequence with seafood and vegetable sides typical of historical menus.
Visiting List Drick Returns From Lar Amie Banquet
Visiting List Drick returned yesterday from Lar amie where Tuesday evening they were guests at a banquet and reception given by the Albany county democrats. Mrs. R. B. West of Basin with her children visiting at H. B. Ridgley home have gone to North Platte to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. West's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fenwick. The Misses Ena Crain, Grace Logan and Grace Devine came home from Fort Collins to spend Thanksgiving week with their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rideley
Frank Bon
Ridgley
Mre. A. K. Smith
Lawrence McGuire
Kensington
Ruth Elder
Marguerite Doran
Pine Bluffa
Smith
Kies
Ella Howard
Crain
Mildred Edgar
Mina Bevine
Agricultural College
John B. Kendrick
Laramie
Albany County
Ena Crain
Grace Logan
Grace Devine
Fort Colins
Woman's Clubs II T I to Meet Monday
The Loyal Temperance Leadon now meets Mondays after Friday sessions. No meeting next Monday, but children expected Monday December 11 after school at the Central building. Presbyterian Ald society hosts Christmas bazaar and sale of home cooked foods Saturday morning in church parlors with varied items, sandwiches, ice cream, cakes and coffee available.
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T. I
Temperance Leadon
The
Presbyterian Ald Society
Ana
Cheyenne
Young People’s Union Meeting At Headquarters
The Y. P. B. of the W. C. T. U. met Tuesday evening with thirty two attendees. Ernest White chaired in the president’s absence as Rev. Annette Beecher Gray spoke on “Taking One’s Share of Hardness.” Mrs. John Grainger gifted an original song, “The Cheyenne Y. P. E.,” introduced by Ethel Grainger and Hagel Bell. After adjournment, the group enjoyed a candy pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest White
Annette Beecher Gray
John Grainger
Cheyenne Y. P. E
Ethel Grainger
Hagel Bell
Skating Fashion Gains Attention in New York Society
A white broadcloth skating gown in Norfolk design with moreskin and plush heart, and a hat trimmed with more skin, highlights how ice skating attire has become a fashionable craze in New York. The trend draws attention from society and fashion magazines alike.
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New York
Ethiopa Rebellion Elevates Empress as Emperor Deposed
Washington dispatches reveal a revolution in Abyssinia where Lidj Jonsei, about 20, is overthrown by his mother Oquisero Zeodiiu who claims the throne as Empress. The fall follows the emperor's conversion to Islam and his father’s religious shift. Menelik’s death is officially noted.
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Washington
Abyssinia
African
Lidj Jonsei
Oquisero Zeodita
Lidj
Menelik
Oguiapro Zeodiiu
Ethiopia
Countess Carlisle Quietly Wields Power At Castle Howard
Lady Rosalind Carlisle, noted temperance advocate and political mule, ordered the removal of a thousand wine bottles from the Castle Howard cellars. She enforced strict anti liquor rules on the estate while managing farms and housing with six foot tall dairy workers. The couple’s eleven children reflect mixed political views as she pushes for reforms including abolition of the House of Lords and gender equality.
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Carlieie
Lady Carlisle
England
Rosalind Carlisle
Castle Howard
Naworth Castle
Carlisle
Gladstone
House of Lords
Susan B. Anthony
America
Kansas City
Sportswear Trends Forecast for Coming Spring Season
The article predicts pale spring colors such as robin's egg blue and Nile green, with jackets and sportswear moving toward heavier jersey fabrics. It notes a Paris-influenced shift to jersey and the rise of a new high luster sport satin for outfits and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jersey
Yesteryear
Satin sports costume in pastel shades from Vogue
Vogue notes satin sports costumes in smart pastel shades as a chic new arrival. The piece describes the fabric as cotton material with a fashionable satin finish and broad appeal for stylish wardrobes.
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Vogue
Messenger Service Ad Promises Prompt Delivery
Phone No. 8 offers prompt messenger service with reasonable prices and hours open until 2 a m. The ad emphasizes quick response and late night availability.
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Henneberry
Dainty Kupper
Executive Mansion
Louie Cervantes
Catherine
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Mre
F. Davia
Douglas
Leeman Ranch
Diamond
Peter Appel
Walter
Chugwater
Curtis Templin
W. J. Ivan
Freddie
Chicago
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Missea
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Florynce Pearson
BR. A. Turner
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Deming
New Mexico
Green River
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Licilus L. Cerventées
St. Louia
Lime
Louiservantes
John Rahm
Cora
Wyoming
D. A. Preston
Jane Dewey
Martha Henry
Colorado State Teachers’ College
Missey Catherine
Mra
Frank Coad
Omaha
John Charles Thompson
Nora Finnerty
Campstoo
State Teachers’ Association
Majorie
Wilifid M. Hugh
Ogden
Mise Theodora
Utah Construction Co
Capitol Grill Today
Melon
Joseph and
Regisif Kobler
Presbyterian
Y. P. BB. Meeting
Bitish Castle
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Wm. Myers Dry Good Co
Albany Restaurant and Grill
Park
Vince Kraut
Randy Sauce
Woo
Cheyenne Bargain Store
West 16Th Street
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