Cheyenne Socials Open House and Notices
Miss Abbott honored by Mrs Appel at a party with a miscel aneous shower. Miss Chaplin is honored at a shower hosted by Miss Campbell and Miss Hagel Stevick. Mrs Steinberg visiting. dinner for the Steinbergs and McGregors at the Murray home. Cheyenne youths attend a stock growers dance in Laramie. Mrs Rockwell opens piano classes. Miss Bowen surprised by the Crochet club. Local residents relocate and university students gain class offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Chaplin
Grace Campbell
Hagel Stevick
Miss Campbell
Charlotte Chaplin
Cheyenne
University of Wyoming
Marie Milligan
Margaret Dinneen
New Method Backache Causes and Home Remedy
The article links backache to kidney disorder and toxin buildup. It advises sparing meat, drinking water between meals, and taking a single anuric tablet before each meal to relieve symptoms. It suggests using the remedy if lumbago or rheumatism and dropsy are present.
Visiting List Mrs Shick Heads Through Cheyenne
Mrs. Frank Shick, visiting in Denver, passed through Cheyenne en route to Wheatland on Wednesday. She will return to Cheyenne to visit friends and will be guest of Mr. and Mrs. John I Jordan, Mrs J F Meyer wife of Captain Meyer of the Wyoming national guard, and Mrs Gettys wife of Lieut Gettys. Mrs Meyer will spend several days in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shick
Denver
Cheyenne
Wheatland
John I. Jordan
J. F. Meyer
Captain Meyer
Wyoming National Guard
Gettys
Teo
Meyer
Woman College Club meets with Clark and Hibley
The College club will meet with Mrs. J. D. Clark and Miss Dorothy Hibley Saturday afternoon at 2:30 to allow attendance at the Plains meet where Miss Inez Mulholland S Boissevain and Mrs. Harriott Stanton Blatch speak. The program includes Wyoming Authors by Miss Downey and Stories of Wyoming by Mrs. Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
J. D. Clark
Dorothy Hibley
The
Plains
Inez Mulholland
Boissevain
Harriott Stanton Blatch
Wyoming
Alice Downey
C. C. Carlisle
Thomas Hunter
Miss Margaret Ladd First American Girl to
Miss Margaret Ladd, born on a Texas ranch, emerges as a pioneering American woman in the fine arts, breaking new ground beyond the common Texan stereotypes. The piece highlights her origins among ranches and sombreros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lone Star
Margaret Ladd
Miss Ladd to Tour Paris Opera Comique Star
Ontario born dancer Miss Ladd once rose to fame in Paris at the Opera Comique after moving there years ago She plans a tour for the coming winter The Johnson School Parent Teacher meeting is set for 3 30 this afternoon at the Johnson building with business and program sessions and refreshments afterward
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ladd
Paris
Eco
Johnson
Johnson School Parent-Teacher Association
Johnson Building
Church Groups Plan Afternoon Meetings and Events
The Guild of St. Mark’s will meet at Pariah House this afternoon with Mrs. A A Baerresen hosting. The Methodist Social Circle plans a business and program meeting at Mrs. Harry Durham’s home. Baptist Willing Workers meet at Mrs. L R Tyson’s 922 East Eighteenth Street at 3 PM with Mrs. Van Winkle and Mrs. Towner co hosting. Grace Emerson hosts Baptist Sunday School girls for an informal party at her home this afternoon. The Cheyenne W C T U invites an oyster supper at 6 PM in the Methodist church parlors. The Methodist Aid Society reported 30 attendees. a bake sale is planned for Saturday October 14 at Capitol Market. Indoor picnic planned in two weeks with potluck lunch. Special musical service at Congregational Church Sunday evening with May LL W Trumbull to sing.
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Miss Bowen
Mesdames Collier
van Osten
Hutchins
Jardine
Irieh
Ball
Freund
Snyder
Davis
Crane
Powell
Vavra
Robbins
Bowen
Guild of St. Mark's
A. A. Baerresen
Methodist Social Circle
Harry Durham
Baptist
L. R. Tyson
East Eighteenth Street
van Winkle
Towner
Tyson
Grace Emerson
The
Baptist Sunday School
Methodist Aid Society
Enos Laughlin
Capitol Market
Congregational Church
Harold Vaughney
LL. W. Trumbull
Harker
Robert Cochrane
Loyal Temperance Legion Reorganizes at Central School
The Loyal Temperance Legion meets this afternoon in the first grade room at the Central School building after school. Mrs M M Mackinder will preside. All children from 6 to 16 are invited. A sleight of hand performer will entertain the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance Legion
M. M. Mackinder
Aself
Slip-on sleeveless bolero offers dress revamp idea
The New York Herald describes a slip-on sleeveless bolero for over dresses. Made to match serge or gown fabrics, the bolero has a low round neck and no underarm seams, held by a ribbon belt. A drop skirt can be faced with bolero material for extra length.
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New York Herald
French Crullers Recipe from New York Sun
To make French crullers mix flour water and oil in equal cups. Boil water and oil then add flour to form a smooth mass. Stand warm half an hour, then beat in one egg at a time for two minutes after each. Rest an hour, drop into hot fat and fry until light brown. Roll in sugar with cinnamon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts
A health warning cites meat consumption as a cause of kidney strain and backache. It recommends four ounces of rad salts daily in water and a grape and lemon juice tonic with lithia to flush kidneys and restore function, promoting a safe, effervescent water drink for urinary health.
Woman's Party Meeting Saturday at the Plains
Mrs Inez Milholland Holssevain and Mrs Harlett Stanton Blatch to speak at the Plains hotel Saturday afternoon at three o clock Miss Mildred McIntosh to preside Immediately after the meeting Mrs Francia BE Warren and Mrs Nathaniel 8 Thomas will receive those present and give them an opportunity to meet the speakers The receiving party includes numerous local ladies and the arrangements committee is listed with names
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Milholland Holssevain
Harlett Stanton Blatch
Plaina Hotel
Mildred McIntosh
Francia BE. Warren
Nathaniel
Thomas
Blatch
Boissevain
Warren
Herman Gates
William Reno
Danger of Cholera in the Philippines
Manila reports show sporadic cholera cases daily over the last month. Dr J D Long, visitor director of health, says there is no ground for fear of an epidemic in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
J. D. Long
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Sioux City
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Carnegie Library
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Boston Ladies’ Tailor
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Rexall Store
Miss Margaret Ladd
Spayna
Overung
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Opera Comique
St. Mark's Guild
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Suita
Wool
Tex Style Bureau
Ekiiled Tailorn
Wooltex
Win. Myers Dry Goods Co
Bert Gleason
Charles Bristol
Albert D. Walton
Franke
Eleanor Clark
Cyrus Heard
Williard Ridgley
E. W. Glafcke
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