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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1916
Page
11
Governor John B. Kendrick presided over a gathering of sixteen at the Plains for a stag dinner with members of the Democratic state central committee and other friends. The scene featured baskets of asters, vines, pink candles, and summer flowers filling the drawing rooms, signaling a warm close to a busy day.
Mrs. Victor Moreau of Sheridan wife of Lieut Moreau will visit her husband today. Mr J B Stimson county commissioner and Dr Lacey have returned from a hunting and fishing trip through central and northern parts of the state. Mr Stimson also
Mrs Frank McCrory of Charleston Illinois mother of Mrs Frank H Weeentt will arrive the last of the month. The brief notice notes a family visitor coming to town.
The article outlines Queen Sophie of Greece caught between her German-born brother and her Greek husband amid shifting public loyalties during wartime. It notes Greece’s pro Allied stance despite King Constantine’s German connections and Sophie’s struggle to choose a side. The piece also lists local social notices and family travels mentioning residents visiting relatives and summer trips across Colorado towns and nearby states.
The Pearlatine couple plan to live in Sidney for a few years to visit Mrs Pearlatine’s parents Jude and Mrs Joseph Oberfelder before moving to Detroit. They will be joined by Mr Pearl ine’s family and many friends will bid them farewell. The group also mentions numerous local residents traveling to Colorado, Oberlin, and Colorado Springs for study and visitations as the holiday season unfolds.
The City Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its bi monthly meeting at Carnegie Library Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The parish house event will feature Lillian Hlamey as accompanist for a dance by the Dent director and Mies.
Mrs. Yugo Ohenstein will entertain the ladies of the Jewish Circle this afternoon.
The Congregational Aid Society plans its first meeting of the year Friday afternoon in church parlors hosted by Mrs Flord Huff and her circle. Baptist Annual Picnic attendees convened at Lake Jinnehaha for a social event with races contests and stunts followed by a bountiful feast and hearty refreshments.
Representatives named Willard and Francesa met yesterday afternoon at the home to discuss local matters. The gathering focused on community concerns and future plans.
Woman's club of the KH M A will meet this afternoon with Mira A J Miller to review the year’s progress at Capitol hall at 2 40. Megie City Rebekah lodge No 6 hosts a card social at J O F ball Thursday evening. all members and the public are invited. The College club opens its 2014 17 series Friday at the home of Myre A Nusioa I presume.
The Hospital Aid Society will meet Monday afternoon at the library. The gathering was postponed one week due to an order.
Fragmentary text shows a meeting notice referencing an event at the Carnegie auditorium on a Monday evening with names Pho Cheyemae Musica and Leora Leo involved. details are unreadable but indicate an official gathering or performance.
Miss Emma White presided over a well attended business and social meeting. The main item, the election of officers, produced a slate with Mrs. C B Dante as president and Mrs H A Griffin as secretary. A social hour followed and plans for an entertainment later this month were announced.
President Wilson visited Hodgenville Kentucky to honor Abraham Lincoln. He praised Lincoln as the embodiment of democracy and turned the visit into a campaign moment despite intentions to avoid politics. Crowds greeted him warmly while Governor Joseph Folk introduced Wilson as Lincoln’s successor in public esteem.
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