Local social notes and club activities reflect community life
A long account covers new arrivals such as Ruth Barritt born September 19 to Mrs. Barritt of Oakland California, and multiple updates on women’s clubs. The Women’s Club of Cheyenne honors Mrs. Morton for state federation president. the RMA Woman’s Club hosts meetings and debates on retirement and pensions. various social events and tea gatherings are noted with attendees and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Barritt
Oakland
Cal
Ruth
Barritt
Ruth Richards
William A. Richards
Woman’s Club
Fred Miller
Woman's Club
Douglas
Cheyenne
Morton
Hhe
F. A. M. ‘Stuart
Mother and Home Ties in Quiet Family Remembrances
A reflective poem recalls a father seeking his wife at day’s end and a family scene of domestic care. The text shifts to social notes detailing Marion Parks hosting Mrs. LeRoy Pierce Collins from Fort Riley for tea with a large group of intimate friends and several notable guests. A Granite Canon house warming for Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hosack follows with Haygood’s orchestra and a long country supper. the gathering spans till dawn and includes about 65 attendees from local farming communities and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hosack
Granite Canon
Granite
Haygood
Muasler
Woman Says Pinkham's Compound Restored Health
A Kentucky woman writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her weakness nerves and sleep problems. Another letter from Texas describes relief from displacement and bladder trouble after using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Visiting List of Local Residents Heads for Out-of-Town Trips
Mrs LeRoy Pierce Collins and sister Miss Emily Jones depart Friday for Fort Riley Kansas to visit Mrs Collins at her home. Mrs Rivenburg and Miss Marjorie Badgette spend two weeks in Cheyenne and Badgette returns to Boston while Rivenburg goes to Moorcroft. General and Mrs Hart leave for Chicago for visits and music study. Mr Harry Bump visits from Springer Wisconsin. The Putmans move to Portland Oregon. Stevenson family heads to California for winter. Mrs Swift and Lucille McHugh go to Omaha to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jones
LeRoy Pierce Collins
Fort Riley
Kan
Collins
Lieutenant Colling
Mrs. Collins
Emily Berr
Frances Bristol
Helen Abbot Y
J. Emily Jones
Ruth Breisch
Jean Brock
Lucy Berry
Marjorie Badgette
Evelyn Jones
Wilkins
Irma Patton
Frances Davie
Agnes Wright
Emily Jones
Mrs. Collin
Emily
Mrs. Rivenburg
Miss Marjorie Badgette
Cheyenne
Miss Badgette
Boston
Conservatory
Whitcomb
Moorcroft
Help One Another Club to entertain at 1112 Wasat Twenty-first
The Help One Another Club and Mrs J. Durham will host an afternoon gathering with the Women’s Clubs. The Musical Club met for rehearsal and study at the library last evening to prepare for tonight’s play, and Coterie Art Club with Mrs Herman Gnam will receive guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. & Durham
Wasat Twenty-first Street
Musical Club
Coterie Art Club
Herman Gnam
Danderine Promises Hair Health and Dandruff Removal
A vintage advertisement touts 20 cent Danderine claiming immediate hair softness, shine, and dandruff elimination. It asserts damaged hair regains vigor after applying a small strand daily, with dramatic cosmetic improvements and a glossy, luxurious look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Cure for Severe Itching Skin Troubled Reader Testimony
A Clark Minnesota reader describes relief from a chronic itching skin condition after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The letter recounts initial severe itching, sleepless nights, and eventual healing following home treatment and ongoing use of the products.
Remnant Tea at St. Mark's Parish House
In church circles the St. Mark's Guild hosts a remnant tea this afternoon at the Parish House. Members are asked to bring all kinds of remnants to use in making articles for the bazaar. Mrs. Kellogg and Mrs. Gattis will be the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Guild
Kellogg
Gattis
Presbyterian Aid and Mission Circles Meet Friday
Presbyterian Aid society will entertain Friday afternoon at 410 East Twenty-sixth Street with Mrs. James Niswander assisted by Mrs. E W Jamieson. Methodist Missionary circle will meet Friday afternoon in the Inter Ocean hotel parlors hosted by Mrs John Brown and Mrs Archie Allison. South Cheyenne W C T U will receive guests at 221 East Ninth Street hosted by Mrs Bonham. Westminster Guild plans a fall frat meeting next Tuesday evening at Mrs R N Geace home with Mise Margulis as guest and speaker. Minas Alive Haines will assist Mrs Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid
James Niswander
East Twenty-sixth Street
E. W. Jamieson
Presbyterian Aid Society
Methodist Missions
John Brown
Archie Allison
Methodist Missionary Circle
Inter Ocean Hotel
South Cheyenne
Westminster Guild
R. N. Geace
Mise Margulis
Minas Alive
Haines
Grace
Jane Addams Endorses Modern Skirt Style Says Comfort Prevails
The piece reports Jane Addams approving women’s current dress as sensible and healthful, likely to win wider female and male support. It questions whether the skirt fad threatens public morality and reflects on American women’s preference for modest attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Adidams
American Princess Rospigliosi Dies Still Not Married
Prince Joseph Rospigliosi died at Stresa leaving a widow but no religious marriage. His brother Prince Camillo Rosplelios denied reports of an annulment and asserted the marriage to Mrs. Parkhurst was not recognized by the church. The statement was made at the bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rospigliosi
Joseph Rospigiosi
Stresa
FH. Parkhurst
Bangor
Mias Marie Jennings Reid
New Orlewna
Camillo Rosplelios
Prince Joseph
Prince Camello
Parkhurst
Slip on Frocks Practical For School
Practical school frocks feature slip over Balkan dress with middy blouse, broad belt and welted waist for comfort. Patterns use plaid, challies, net overlays, and contrasting underwaist. kits call for 2 1/2 yards of material and 1 1/4 yards contrasting fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enyall Divines
Dress and Morality in Urban Society
A fragmented 19th century style critique argues women change with fashion, claiming skirts vary to attract attention and challenge propriety. It notes a mix of opinions, with some insisting garments reflect taste while others defend new styles as harmless, citing health and cleanliness as social points.
Poothall Injuries Paralyze Minneapolis Game
A Wednesday September 14 incident near a home game left Allen Weldman injured and another player fractured. In unrelated play at the event, Mirror plating experienced a similar issue as authorities review details and teams respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poothall
Minneapolis
Allen Weldman
High Achvelty
Ping
Ithel
Young v
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geraldine Murray
Barbara Bon
Louise Stimson
Marjorie Stuart
Aileen Guy
Ruth Barritt
Mr. Carpenter
Arthur Carpenter
J. Ross Carpenter
ww + Hospital Aid society
Hospita Ad Society
V. K. Hart
T. Blake Kennedy
B. Mason Smith
Letitia Wiseman
Stana Claus
Paul O. Brewster
Hart
Graham
Draper
Hael
Rose Snyder
Alex Bowie
FL. Moore
W. S. Ridgley
W. M. Jeffers
Mre. Hartung
Mre. Covert
Wednesday Bridge Club
W. E. Mullen
Mesdames A. PF. Roedel
Billy Walker
Rh. A. Mopkins
A. D. Johnston
W I Ham Dubois
Wallace Bond
C. 8. Atherly
W. E. Hinrichs
J. Larnen
D. C. Studson
T. C. Crabbam
Ed Kelley
Mesdames Morton
Bump
Hinrichs
Stuart
O'Brien
Larsen
Atherly
Tyson
Upton
DuBuisson
Stanfield
Madson
LaFontaine
Crabb
Kelley
L. A
B. of L. F
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Capitol Hall
Capitol Grill
Capital Ave
DEA. Pierce’s
V.pierce
M.D
Buffalo
Common Sense Medical Adviser
KR. V. Pierce
East 18Th Street
Potter
Marion Parks
Lea
Tle
Han
Mig
Wite Li
Bank St
Louisville
Romajor
Texas
Winkham
Lyon
Mama
SR Ted
Sirlet Coubdenon
Chicago
Harry Bump
Springer, Wio
L. HW. Bump
R. J. Putman
Helen
Portland, Ore
rMs
F. P. Stevenson
California
J. EF. Swift
Lucille
Lucille McHugh
Omaha
Clark
Minn
Jong Etamling
Garden
Jane Addams
Sueprise
Sagless Springs
Nate
Sheetemgee
N.Y. World
Iermae Coe
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