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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
3
Informal teas and club events mark the week with Mrs Floyd hosting guests including Mrs Darrah and Mrs Parker. Dorothy Gleason resumes post graduate work. Engagement announced for Miss Helen Katharine Abbott and Mr Ray Carleton Sackett with a bridge tea and a formal toast. A quiet ranch wedding unites Miss Carolyn McCoy and Mr Robert Whitney with plans for a Colorado honeymoon.
Mrs St W Darrah of Cody arrived Sunday in Cheyenne and stays with Captain and Mrs Arthur Parker. Mrs John Cameron returned from New Orleans after months with her daughter Mrs Claude Corey. Mr and Mrs W H Kleinke and daughter Miss Viola Kleinke drove to Denver Tuesday and back that night. Mrs John F Carey visited Lara mie to see her niece Mrs J F Milla. Miss Myrtle Gillian returned from Denver after three days with her mother Mrs William Fredericks who moved to Denver recently. Fredericks pleased with new home. John Harrington Jr left for Boulder for studies at the university. Miss Margaret Bruce recently finished a two year course.
The Cheyenne community notes teachers and students returning for the new school year. Several staff members travel from Hannibal Missouri to Denver and back, with many planning moves to Cheyenne and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs Helmers, Miss Kieinke, Mr and Mrs J A Whiting, Mrs George Albot, Miss Augusta Johnston, Miss Edith Rffy, Miss Jessie C Liston, Miss Lida Morris, Miss Georgia Crary, Miss Florence Flannigan, and Mr Robert M Cochran among others.
Woman's Clubs Rebekah Card Party invites friends and the public to the Odd Fellows ball this evening with prizes and refreshments. Mount Mellick Club meets with Mrs K Snyder Saturday afternoon. Johnson Parent Teacher Association schedules the first meeting of the year Friday afternoon at the school building with officers to be elected and a short program.
The Bisterhood chapter and teachers association plan a Tuesday afternoon session on September 18 with Mrs Gleasom. Meetings will continue fortnightly. The Mick ebhool Parent Teacher Association has a Red Week meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening in Red Week.
The Woman's Club of the R. M. A. held a fall gathering with reports on the program and picnic committees. Highlights included a talk on judging pictures, a comparison of city service inns, and plans for the State Federation convention in Sheridan in October. Mrs. A. J. Miller hosted a buffet tea, with many members and guests in attendance.
The Methodist Aid society will host a social this afternoon at Mrs W W Busselle's home with each member invited to bring one guest. Madame Husselle is assistant hostess. The Methodist Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon with Mrs E L Etchison at 1909 East Twentieth Street. Subscriptions to The Friend foreign mission paper are due at that meeting. Baptist Willing Workers hold their annual meeting in church parlors Friday afternoon and ask for good attendance.
Michigan progressives, angry at Chicago convention choices, plan to back Wilson. some leaders switch to Democrats while others stay. W S Kelley moves from progressive to Democrat. Governor Ferris declines another run. Charles J. Bender from Grand Rapids seeks nomination as a compromise.
The state faces two liquor constitutional amendments and a county to township shift on prohibition. Detroit and Lansing weigh dry battles with Billy Sunday touring. bootleggers flood dry counties from Chicago and Milwaukee. Democratic Senate race pits Townsend and Hil amid heavy newspaper ads.
A historic Virginia spoon bread recipe traces back to Revolutionary days. It describes a batter with egg, coarse corn meal, milk, salt, baking powder, shortening, and honey or fruit flavoring. The dish is baked in a hot pan for thirty to forty minutes and served as a supper or evening dinner staple.
Soak white cabbage in cold water for hours then dry and shave fine. Dress with butter celery salt mustard vinegar water sugar and lemon juice if tart. A splash of oil improves the dressing. mix with cabbage and serve as a light salad.
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