Local Women Club News and Meeting Schedule
Mrs J D Shingle and Mite Ruth Lacey host Chapter C P BE O Sisterhood on Tuesday afternoon at 2004 Carey Ave with conversation and needlework plus a program. Alpha Bridge Club meets at Mrs Robert Lane 610 Last Twenty third St. Shakespeare Club holds its regular meeting Monday evening at Mrs W L Whipple’s home. Chorus Practice by the women’s choir of the Saturday Musical Club Monday evening at the Parish House. Mount Mellick Club hosted by Mrs H W Bullock at 517 East Seventeenth Street on Thursday afternoon instead of Wednesday. Art Club met last Thursday at the library with Ney Nolde study and illustrations. Capitol Hill Card Club hosted by Mrs Charles Janovsky at 418 West Twenty third Street on Wednesday. Wednesday Bridge Club to meet this week with Mrs W E Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Shingle
Ruth Lacey
Mount Mellick Club
H. W. Bullock
East Seventeenth Street
Luella Moore
Neynolde
Old-Time Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
A vintage ad touts Sage and Sulphur based hair tonics for color, dandruff, itching scalp, and hair growth. It praises Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a modern ready product from druggists, claiming quick color improvement after days of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Geth
Presbyterian mission groups hold meetings across church groups
The Presbyterian and Methodist aid societies meet on various afternoons with hostesses named Mrs Hills Mrs Whipple and Mrs Johnston. The Guild sews for a Christmas box to Arapahoe Indians and discusses a new church as preparations for an annual bazaar continue.
Election Day Dinner for North Cheyenne W C T Us
Mrs Yay Showalter Mrs Corton and Mrs Wolfer hosted a ten of Bevertal courses at o clock with many eolitiles on the menu. Forty five ladies were present for the Election Day Dinner in the Methodist church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yay Showalter
Corton
Wolfer
North Cheyenne W. Co. T. Us
Methodist Church
Elaborate Society Gatherings Feature Japanese Decor
The article details a lavish party setting with yellow and white chrysanthemums, butterfly accents, and Japanese design elements. Tables were richly decorated with lace, mirrors, festooned china, and butterflies. Mrs. Bristol directed the decor with assistants Frances Bristol Kate Wade Evelyn Jenner Gertrude Thompson Letitia Thompson Barbara Bonus. Japanese costumes and an orchestra enhanced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Frances Bristol
Kate Wade
Evelyn Jenen
Ande
Gertrude
Letitia Thompson
Barbara Bon
Miscellaneous Names and Mentions in a Colonial Ledger
A long list of individuals including Heaney Hawtings Baied Bristol Mortivon Treon Prank etc. appears, with numerous given names and surnames scattered. The fragment suggests a social or ledger-like reading of attendees or participants, with many ambiguous or unclear associations and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ont
Robert Carey
Mentzer
Hneehner
A. P. Haneon
Lita Palwer
W. B. Duneton
Flock Borugn
Mock
Grand Bayida
Mish
G. N. Potter
Cook
W. N. Montfort
Prank Now
O'Trevie
Mina Minnie Carpenter
Mondamien
Robert McCabe
Jeffers
Orman
M. PP. Keefe
Pan Bailey
Kinehead
Pearlating
Ber
Jolmeton
J. J. Mahoney
Charlen Griffin
J. Ec. Thompson, Jr
Barnett
Merckwell
Fay
Pruitt
Salt Lake City
Billy Walker
W. F. Datber
BE. Glafeke
Ridgler
Showalter
Milllignan
Fred Warren
William Difole
Mille
Agpel
Wasserman
Kennedy
Chariie Hailey
Misses Patten
Ott
Hailey
Crowley
Murphy
Green River
Coktes
Lacey
Haus
Oberfelder
Lummis
Bradley
Hoyle
Stella O'Boyle
Brown
Lfoee Martin
Warren’s alleged crimes vs Warren’s political future
Willis George Emerson denounces Senator Warren and allies, accusing them of theft of Taft nomination and criminality. He urges Wyoming voters to defeat Warren and purge the “insolent machine” in a race framed as a fight for political purity and Progressive ideals ahead of November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis BE. Warren
Senator Warren
Pole Mountain
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Wyoming
Warren
United States Benator
Willis George Emberson
Fall of Kamenova Reports Turkish Attack Against Servians
Servian forces report heavy rain and fog as Turkish troops advance five miles from Kumanova toward Kamenova. After two days of fighting, Serbians counterattack and drive Ottomans from the valley, with victory secured by artillery and bayonet action near Uskup.
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London
Kamenova
Uskup
Kumanova
Ana
Balkan clash yields heavy losses near Uskup and Novipazar
Wounded units, twelve field guns captured as Servians suffer heavy casualties. Two regimental commanders among the fallen. Advance guard reported before Uskup. Novipazar farther north also the scene of a brisk battle.
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Uskup
Novipazar
Mondell Trapped in Charge Over Kendrick Payment Claims
Continued report alleging Mondell betrayed voters by aiding big interests in securing land and water rights in Southern Carbon county. The piece accuses Mondell of being paid to support Kendrick in covering Winters' expenses and robs landowners of irrigation water from the Platte River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondell
Kendrick
Winters
Maithless Windy" Mondell
Carbon County
Platte River
Governor Wilson Sees Princeton Whip Dartmouth
Governor Wilson attended Princeton's football game against Dartmouth in Princeton on October 26. He noted limited voice for cheering and teased saving his energy for speeches next week. He denied Wall Street tariff plans or any Congress call before he has authority.
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Princeton
Gav
Wilson
Dartmouth
Wall Street
Congress
Mrs Belmont Faces Court Over Lunchroom Dispute
New York informs that Mrs Alice Clancy, a pressmaker, secured a Jane Doe summons against Mrs O H P Olmont to appear in court, claiming Belmont ejected her from a lunch room for working women after a dispute over a 6 cent check. The incident occurred at 1815 East Forty first street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O. H. P. Olmont
Alice Clancy
Helmont
Clancy
Mrs. Clancy
Co-Smoker at Ft. Russell a Big Success
Colonel Williams of the Eleventh Infantry tells soldiers at Company B smoker that the United States wants patriotic brave and good men. Band Dunn leads entertainment with dances and concerts as Captain Wilson and others perform. Boxing bouts end in a draw while another bout favors Private Bell over Newell. Supper and refreshments conclude the event.
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Williams
Eleventh Infantry
Company B
United States
United States Army
Dunn
Wilson
Campion
Donald
Hyame
Veran Booth
Bell
Temple Quartette of Denver Big Hit Here
The Temple Quartet from Denver Knight Templars, a leading West quartet over ten years old, performed at the Wyoming Colorado Knight Templars joint meeting banquet at the Masonic Temple. Their nonaetter voices drew applause and their lobby performance at the Plaing hotel left a strong impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Denver
Weather Forecast For Wyoming And Northeast Region
The Weather Bureau reports rain Sunday in most of Wyoming with fair in the southeast. Colder conditions expected in the northeast. Monday should be fair across the state.
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Washington,d. C
Wyoming
Thirteenth annual bail by Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen holds its thirteenth annual bail at Keefe Hall on Tuesday evening October 29. Admission is one dollar with free entry for ladies. A good time is promised for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Brotherhood of Railway
Keefe Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wright
Eaels
THE
WM. Myers Dry Goods CO
L, R, Tyhon
Alpha’ Bridge Club
Robert Lane
Alpha Bridge
Stonday
Last Twentythird Street
Capitol Hill Club
Charles Janovsky
Capitol Hill
Twenty-third Street
Wednesday Bridge Club
W. E. Mullen
Presbyterian Missions
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
LC. Hills
Twenty-eighth Street
Baptist Q. O. A
Baptist Q. O. A. Society
Marjorie Whipple
Baptist
Mra. K
Presbyterian Aid
Presbyterian Aid Society
Methodist Aid
Rockyfield
Biri
Guild
Harry Hoffman
A. K. Smith
Davidson
Miss Davidson
C. F. Cowhick
Westminster Guild
Ladies” Missionary Society of the
Congregational Church
P. J. Black
Fiano Solo
W. F. Dasher
Lfe
Cora May Welpton
W. W. Gleason
FE. L. Moore
Mabel Patten
Phelps
Talaf
Turkey
Mre. Watts
Emerson
Ofxan Mir Ays
Pente
Constantinople
Colorado
Parsnips
Ohenstein Bros
the Grocers
FT. Russell
Royal Standard
Oscar Stanfield
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