Five O Clock Tea Hosts And Loge Party At Capitol
Five O clock Tea with Mrs J H Walton and Miss Lulu McCormick to host a 6 pm Friday tea. Mrs Louise R Van Tassel entertained six guests at a loge party at Capitol Avenue theatre Monday to view the play Stop Thief. A Robin son meeting of Cheyenne ladies led to establishing a Woman's Exchange to open Saturday to aid housekeepers and welcome new members. In Mrs Crain and Mrs Fox absence, Mrs Newlin presided.
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J. H. Walton
Lulu McCormick
Louise R
van Tassel
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Robinson
Remembering kind and do well in lively youth note
An editorial excerpt from Youth's Companion extols the virtues of the remembering kind a woman who lightly touches many lives with thoughtfulness. It highlights sympathy anniversaries favorite flowers and comfort she provides, inviting their tribe to grow. A Cheyenne bridge party hosted by Mrs Kingsford honors Mrs Corey of New Orleans visiting the Cameron family.
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Tay
A. C. Kingsford
Bridge
Claude Corey
New Orleans
Cheyenne
John Cameron
Visiting List Notes From Local Social Roundup
Mrs Sharritts of Chicago plans departure Thursday after visiting sister Mrs L C Hills. Misses Helen Keefe and Grace Cervantes attend the state fair in Douglas this week. Mrs George C Stull and daughter Marguerite prepare to join Major Stull in Texas City with his regiment southward. Mrs D L Kepler returns from Iowa visit.
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Helen Keefe
Grace Cervantes
Douglas
George C. Stull
Marguerite
Texas City
Major Stull
South
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Draws Larger Crowd
The Presbyterian Missionary society met at Mrs. Dan Swan’s home with Mrs. R. A. Morton presiding. Mrs. Spring led devotionals, and Mrs. Forde and Mrs. Dyer managed the program. Refreshments followed the social hour. Willing Workers hosted by Mrs. C. S. Wolfe meets Friday afternoon at her home. Also notes a Colorado and Southern Railway special train to the Wyoming State Fair in Douglas, leaving Wheatland at 7:30 a.m. and returning 9:30 p.m. One fare for round trip.
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Presbyterian Missionary Society
Dan Swan
R. A. Morton
Spring
Wolfe
Wyoming State Fair
Douglas
Wyo
Colorado and Southern Railway
Wheatland
Julia Lathrop Ill. National Children's Bureau Chief
Miss Latinos Rockford dispatch reports Julia C. Lathrop head of the national children's bureau has been ill at her home for a week. Doctors attribute illness to overwork and travel strain. tests show no typhoid fever.
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LL Rockford, WI
Julia C. Lathrop
National Children’s Bureau
Freddie loses fortune in Monte Carlo return
Quote from a dialogue shows Phoebe and Evelyn reacting to Freddy after his return from Monte Carlo. They remark that he has changed, lost money, and become barely recognizable to them. The fragment implies social friction and personal loss.
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Phoebe
Freddy
Monte Carlo
Evelyn
Wednesday Bridge Club Meetings and Federation Notes
The Wednesday Bridge Club changes host for this afternoon with Mrs W E Mullen hosting instead of Mrs Billy Walker. The Woman's Club of the R M A meets at Mrs Fred Miller's, with constitution reading, president's address, social hour and tea by officers. Federation resolutions praise Douglas hospitality, urge a woman supervisor for state institutions, applaud adding an assistant for Dr Grace Raymond Hebard, and endorse vocational training and purity standards. retiring president Mrs S B Brooks honored. Sunshine Society holds a library meeting planning winter work with Mrs Gibson Clark in attendance.
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Wednesday Bridge Club
W. E. Mullen
Billy Walker
Woman's Club
Federation
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Douglas
Douglas Club
Grace Raymond Hebard
University At
Laramie
Wyoming
8. B. Brooks
Will Christ Ever Come Again Lecture
Dr C E Heard of Vancouver will address questions about the second coming on Wednesday evening at 8 o clock in the courthouse. He will explain whether Christ returns in flesh, if the earth is destroyed, and the purpose and timing of His coming in a Bible based talk.
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Christ
Chelethin
C. E. Heard
Vancouuver
Court House
High School Notes Recital Pleases Faculty and Students
The Friday recital by Mike Buchanan and Mrs. Cahill delighted both faculty and students. The program featured yells led by Elden DeBolt and Tax Astle, plus speeches by Mr. Fee, Mr. Jones, Mr. Sehwierlne, and Leltoy Snow. The crowd showed strong enthusiasm and sportsmanship was praised as the first fly of the year followed the event.
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Mike Buchanan
Mr. Schwilering
Big Football Parade At Fioneer Park This Saturday
The high school plans a large homecoming event with a torchlight parade and a crowd eager for football posters. Jimmie Fitz, hurt last Saturday, is not seriously injured and may attend. A debate by Miss Boys' civic class ended in a girls win. Next Friday assembly features Dean Knieht from Laramie on vocation choice.
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Dean Knieht
Laramie
Jimmie Fitz
High School Updates and Farm Experiment Visit
Students and staff discuss ongoing drawing class work as manual training boys finish easels. Starting October 15 the Lariat will be published. Afternoon announcements at 2 20 flag high school activity schedule and subscriptions are urged.
Do You Worry or Baldness Cause Each Other
A Chicago Mail morning sentence ponders whether anxiety causes hair loss or vice versa. The cautious speaker notes the difficulty in proving which triggers the other as concerns rise with aging.
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Chicago
Suspicion Rises as Trial Reveals Borrowed Money Repaid
The judge hears a tense exchange between Ted and Neil over a recent loan. Neil admits suspicion of Ted while noting the loan was borrowed and repaid, framing the interaction as part of a larger dispute.
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Ted
Hit
Neil
Judge
Classroom Riddles Prompt Simple Coal and Feather Clue
A teacher quizzes students on where to obtain coal and feathers. Freddie answers coal from coal beds and Jimmy replies feathers come from feather beds, illustrating a playful misunderstanding.
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Freddie
Richt
Jimmy
Misa
Conscience Sunday School Teacher Question
A Chicago News note discusses a Sunday school teacher asking what conscience is to a boy named Tommy. Tommy responds in a childlike riddle about waking and being found out.
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Fe Gete
Chicago News
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