Cheyenne social scene hosts and home news pages
Major Minelair at Camp Kendrick hosts dinner with Governor Kendrick and guests. Mrs. T. C.hea entertains for her husband’s birthday. Dr Hills visits Cheyenne, attends church figures, and hosts several dinners. Library closes for a trustees death. Christening at Mt Sinai. numerous residence changes and tea gatherings noted in late summer social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Simelair
Camp
Kendrick
Mra. Kendrick
Misa Rosapose Kendrick
Bula Williams
Planville Kendrick
Marty Kay
Visiting List Covers Schuiering Families in Cheyenne
Mr. O C Schwiering arrives from Rawlins with wife and infant Oscar Conrad Jr to take duties as superintendent of schools in Douglas. Mrs. Schwiering and baby are guests at Dr Johnston home and guests received callers and gifts. Nettie Meade of Cozad visits with the Schwierings in Cheyenne and Plains guest house. Mrs Hawking returns to Creston Iowa. Whitakers return for winter from Horse Creek ranch. Mrs Clarence Hammond reports recovery after California trip. Welcome Genese to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahrens
BE. G. Ahrens
Cheyenne
Plains
Eighteenth Street
N. G. Petry
O.C. Schwiering
Rawlins
Teachers’ Institute
Oscar Conrad, Jr
Douglas
Miss Netticc Meade
Cozad
Nebraska
Boulder
Colorado
Mra. Sewhlering
Miss Meade
Sehwierings
Mra. J. BR. Hawking
Button
W. ©. Kinkead
Creston
Iowa
Clarenee Hammond
California
Cho
Genese
Cheyenne Newsreel of Summer Visitors and Departures
A long list of local residents and guests depart for winter homes or travels. Names include Mrs Pascall and family in California, Prendergast and Atherly party to Cheyenne, Miss Ward in Cheyenne, teachers and students returning to towns such as Greeley and Denver, and visitors from Fort Collins, Twin Falls, Ogden, and Indio. Residents hosted Prof War dell and Dr Irvine, with others visiting Loveland and Hecla before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Fosters
Thomas Wardell
J. C. Irvine
Denver
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Social Roundup of Visiting Families
Mrs Edoward H. Clay visits Cheyenne before returning to Bixbee Arkansas. Mr and Mrs F L Robinson drive to Denver with daughter Nadine visiting grand parents Mr and Mrs McGruder. Miss Shirley Homiser leaves after a year in Cheyenne with aunt Mrs Craw and cousin Mrs Kendall Bon. Mrs Martha Fox returns from California to join her son and wife in the new Fox house. John St Jordan family to move from ranch near Chugwater to Cheyenne Monge Street for the school year. Marie Jordan is a Cheyenne High junior. Mrs William Storey departs for Seattle for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ottmann
H. B. Crain
Central Avenue
Thomas Cooper
A. H. Doane
Ottmanns
Ofbeon Clark
Robert
Doanes
Clarks
California
John Dpd
J. J. Peggs
Cheyenne
Buchanan
Twenty-first
Central
C. P. Organ
Warren Avenue
Michigan
Nelson
Windsor Block
Edoward H. Clay
Robert Kepler
Bixbee
Artebne
Mra Clay
Mise Nema Manes
F. L. Robinson
Denver
Nadine
Mrs. MeGruder
Mise Shirley Homiser
Cumberland
Maryland
F. BR. Craw
Kendall Bon
Misa Ro- Miner
Martha Fox
A. Fox
Madame Fox
Fox
John St. Jordan
Chugwater
Monge Street
Marie Jordan
Original Twenty Club Dance Series Opens September Sixth
The Original Twenty club resumes its popular dances this winter with the first event at Pariah House on Wednesday evening, September 6. Kopard's orchestra will provide music and invitations have been widely issued for a pleasant hop after last year’s success. A Coterie Art club meeting at Mrs. Ed Gnam’s home featured ten of twelve members, two visitors, and tea at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty Club
Pariah House
Kopard
Ed Gnam
Coterie Art Club
Mentz
Edwardes
Herman Gnam
Presbyterian Aid Society meeting at Church Parlors
The Presbyterian Aid Society held a routine session in church parlors with normal attendance. The vice president led due to the ill president Mrs Ridgley, and the group finished with a social hour and refreshments by hostesses Madame A. F. Saunders and W. H. Hoshaw. The St Mark's ladies met at the Parish House for a business session, planning affairs and ending with tea at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Meadames A. F
Saunders
W. Hi. Hoshaw
Mra. H
Ridgley
St. Mark's
New York Fashion Show Opens Season At Kits Carlton
Last week in New York the first fashion show of the season was held at the Kits Carlton hotel. An invited out of town audience viewed gowns and wraps for winter wear with talk of velvet tapes and tulle veils dominating the season’s look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Kits-Carlton
Fifth Avenue
Charms of mid century costumes capture fashion trends
A vivid survey describes outfits with fur trim and velvet textures. It highlights an assortment of hats including mandarin bonnets and velvet toques, elaborate sleeves like pelican and King Charles styles, and a standout brown monkey kin dress with fur accents and sculpted blouse silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarry Lauder
Wyoming teachers institute to be held at Casper high
Morse and Mrs Kaufman and children arrived in the city from Boise Idaho to spend a few days. The Natrona county teachers institute will run alongside the county fair at Casper high school with Dean Creager of the University of Wyoming in charge. It is expected to be one of the best ever held in Casper according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Natrona County Teachers’ Institute
Casper High School
Dean Creager
University of Wyoming
Casper Reporta
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Camp Kendrick
T. Chea
Walter Prendergast
Fort Collins
Atherly
Fred. Miller
A. J. Miller
Zeta
Caroline ‘Mller
Arthur Miller
Mrs. Hills
Mrs. Leone. Hills
Hills
Robert Ferguson
Presbyterian Church
Hille
St. John's Hospital
Bell
Park Addition
Er. J. Kelley
C. B. Frank
A. D. Kelly
Ammon
Misa Hazel Kelly
Donald Ammon
C. S. Atherly
Laula J. Larsen
Mrs. Prendergast
Mrs. Atherly
Georgia Sheahan
Fred Schilling
Minnie Joyce
Colorado Springs
City Park
Sam Thompson
Robert M. Thomas
East Twenty-ffth Street
Grace Devine
Agricultural College
Hagel Worsderfor
Mins May Clouser
Miss Devine
Misa Clouser
Mike Wersderfer
Mina Alice McPitmtridge
Adeline Blau
Marie Hall
Helen Hudeon
Mt. Sinai Synagogue
Nathan Kopald
Annette Asusta
Champion Shoe Shop
Carey Avenue
Boyd’s Cash Market & Grocery
Nih
Hamburger Ib
Rex Lye
J,t, Boyd
Mra. Dugald Whitaker
Michael Mlizabeth
Mary
Horse Creek
Fh. L. Pascall
Mr. Pascall
Mr. and
Mire
Walter Prenderanet
Mra. Atherly
MF. Prendergast
Mra
Mabel
Olive Griscoll
Diagonal
Town
W BK
Oshaw
Twin Faille
Idaho
Thomas Reid
Elton Kelley
Los Angeles
Mrs. Reid
Mrs. Kelley
Morgan Lawin
Susler, Wilson
Indio
P. H. Poster
Wilson
Gladys Ward
Greeley
Central School
D. G. Swan
J. A. Sigler
Rock Island
Illinois
Wayne Taylor
M. Taylor
Kansas City
BE. W. Devine
Grace
the Agricultural College
Hazel Wersderfer
Ogden
Utah
Eugene Clouser
Miss May Clouser
Hecla
Leon C. Hills
Delmore
Bunive Anderson
Winhard
M. P. Keefe
Adamsky
King
Mras
Dorothy Pisher
Hermopolis
Knighta of
Merwin Bristol
J. Dp. Clark
McFarlane
Junction
Peter McParlane
William Storey
Seattle
Wasserman’s
New York
Huitz-Carlanon
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Diamond
Stowe
Lise
AKERY
Dow
Concord
Elberts
Waleus
Qohenstein Bros
Ghoouks and
Bakers
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