Widespread Social News From Cheyenne Events
Mrs Wade and Miss Wale joined Mere Bristol and her mother for a weekend party hosted by Nimmo at Two Tens. An organ recital is planned at the Methodist church on September 14 with Miss Blamey, assisted by Mrs Evans and others. Career updates include Frances Lane appointed Wyoming state chair of the party, and a nine pound son born to Mr and Mrs Alex Duthie of Livingston. A Cheyenne wedding marks the union of Frank W. Doyle and Marjorie Miller at the Crouch home in Ogden with reception and sendoff to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimmo
David Nimmo
Miss Felon
M Nimmo
Mary Carpenter
Betty River
Eva Kepler
Beventyla
W. 8. Carpenter
Mrs. Fox
California
Yee Atoyens
Horse Creek
Maura Lee
Lillian
Blamey
Methodist Ehoch
Cheyenne
Alex Duthie
Livingston
Montana
Niihie War
Edith Parnell
J. A. Parnell
Ogden
Floyd Sk. Crouch
Jemea Court
Jisden
Utah
Frank W. Doyle
Mies Marjorie Miller
Crouch
Cushingham
St. Joeph
John J. Doyle
John C. Carroll
Nora Doyle
Mre. Doyle
Odeon
A. J. Miller
Doyle
John Doyle
Chevenne
Visiting Sisters and Students Depart for School
Visiting siblings and relatives from the ranch and beyond are preparing for new school terms. Miss Mary Nimmo heads to Colorado Springs for sophomore year at Colorado College while Miss Margaret Dinneen leaves for Laramie to study at the University of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nimmo
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
Margaret Dinneen
Laramie
Wyoming University
Southern Suffrage Support Shown At Dixie Night
At the emergency suffrage convention in Atlantic City Southern leaders including Mrs. B J Cunningham Mrs Edward C McGehee and Mrs Lila Meade Valentine spoke in favor of woman suffrage Dixie Night highlighted strong sentiment below the Macon and Dixon line.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Sept. T
Solid South
Macon and Dixon Line
B. J. Cunningham
Texas Woman Suffrage Association
Edward C. McGehee
Mississippi Federation of Women's
Clhibs
Lila Meade Valentine
Virginia Equal Suffrage League
Guidford Dudley
Ennisses, Equal Suffrage Association, Inc
T. T. Cottam
Arijona
Woman's Clubs Eastern Visit Energizes Oak Leaf Chapter
Teeny-tyve representatives of the Eastern Stay Order from Fort Collins Kimball and Pineington visit Oak Leaf Chapter in Cheyenne. Floral work by a drill team. new members initiated. Dinner at six at the Masonic temple. Huston and Downey host Saturday meeting with a program on civil services laws and laws affecting women and children plus piano selections by Will Riper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teenty-Tve
Order of the Eastern
Fort Collins
Kimball
Pine Dbhuitis
Oak Leaf Chapter
Cheyenne
Dri
Musonio Temple
S. A. Huston
Mise
Alice Downey
Mire
Mowust Meliick Club Meeting Noted by Mrs Snyder
Mrs Snyder will entertain the Mount Melick club ladies Saturday afternoon in a social gathering. A mention of a Parent Teacher meeting is included with reference to Jebasen Schvel Parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowust Meliick Club
O. K. Snyder
Mount Melick Club
Mowney
Jebasen Schvel
Eae
Negotiation Meeting Set for 9 96 ET At Johaenn Wyhiing
A meeting this afternoon at Johaenn Wyhiing will discuss ARGAT buetieme pew and elect officers. The opener of the school year highlights a dance hosted by the C. T. club at Par teh T House with about seventy five couples enjoying Kopald's orchestra and a continuous Potel service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Eluh
Church Circles Willing Workers Meet This Afternoon
The sniival Yasin meeting of the Baptist Willing Workers is set for this afternoon at 4 o clock in the church parlors. The Concreentional Aid society will resume its monthly tasmena and social meetings with a session this afternoon in the church parfors. Mrs Wolf and the loser of her Circle will be the host group.
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Baptist
Concreentional Aid Society
Tasmena Ant
Parfors
Mre
Mloch Wolf
Me Hoatra
Local Church Groups Schedule Afternoon Meetings
The Methodist Missbernin and The Methodist MWincionary Koriety will meet with Mra EL Brehiean Barthwentheth this afternoon if 2%0 o'clock. The Indies are periinded that the subscrientoun to The Priest were due. St Miarh's Chath hosts The Guld of Rt Mark's at three o'clock.
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Barthwentheth
Rt. Mark's
Tiree
Deligh tful afternoon at Mephaddet Aid society meeting
A refined Mephaddet Aid Society gathering was held at 20 Twenty Avenue Street. Madame Thee Felio and Mir W OW led a pleasant social with Winter flowers, elaborate tea at five, and uninterrupted sewing and visiting. Mrs Busselle hosted with famed hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mephaddet Aid Society
Theefelio
Mir
Fear Rhode Island Gul Was Slaver's Victim
New York dispatch reports an 18 year old Providence girl Netts de Pasquale was lured from home by a prominent white slaver agent operating in New England. Her father Giacomo de Pasquale filed with District Attorney Swann after a suspicious letter. the girl denies meeting the man and has been missing since leaving for a business school between 8 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eirl
Swann
Giacomo de Pasquale
Providence
R. L
Netts
Misa de Pasquale
de Pasquale
Fae Lehog
Marriage of Mise Resele Wilken and Nourtis Ook at Sheridan
Mise Resele Wilken of Rheridin and Nourtis Ook of Dotglas were married Thursday evening at the Methodist parsonage in Sheridan. The ceremony was attended by Mr Cook as best man and Mrs Wilken, formerly president of this city, moved here about three years ago with her parents. The groom is foreman of the Budget campaign room and a member of the Dough band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupe-Alut
Mise Resele Wilken
Rheridin
Nourtis Ook
Dotglas
Sheridan
Anne Bslonnker
Mr. Cook
Acter
Mies Wileon
Perl.dent
Tere
Sheriday
Ife
Doughg
Douglas
Americans on Toward Torphreird Steamer Sinking Report
Washington set. 6. Insular reports confirm the sinking of the British steamer Kelvinia on September 6 with no details on casualties or location. The expected dispatches cite naval actions and potential rescue efforts amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Insular
Kelvinia
Noosting Business Motive Dubious in Irish Taxi Tale
A fragmentary Irish World item describes a taxi driver and a passerby discussing a purse left on the cab floor. The driver notes opportunists may ride in when the door is open and the purse is empty, hinting at opportunism in a real estate business context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Women urged to avoid surgery with Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Readers are shown letters from women in Wisconsin Michigan and Pennsylvania praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and claiming they avoided operations and regained health. The ad-like text pushes the remedy as a last resort for women suffering from gynecological issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marinette
Wis
Ah Wen
Xup Beunce
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eTy
Mra. Wade
Misa Kathryn Wale
Mere
Bristol
Erances Lane
Cody
Wyoming
Womans Party
State of
R. A. Morton
Morton
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ortoner
Willis Jacobse
West Eighteenth Street
Charlee Mortinsey
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mra
Edith K. 0
Clark
B.A. Tortner
Bolton School of Technology
Hile Elem
King
Steo
Arkaneas
John B. Jordan
Chugwater
Pearlatine
Tele Davghter
Lota
Sidney
Pewrleting
Parente
Joseph Oberfelter
Edward Bon
Meo
Frank Ron
Kanaas
Ers. W. S. Carpenter
Miss Mary
Betty Riner
Chevy Chase
Washington, D
Los Angeles, California
Mrs. C. 5. Thomas
Mrs. Goyenele
Charlie Bristol
John McCabe
Estes Park
Mr. Bristol
Baarashion
Dixie
Siks T.T Cotnam
Mrs. A. K. Smith
Wheatland
Amea Nighewander
W. J. Whipple
Gordon Wright
Biaho
Harold Chandler
D. P
Chandler
Valparaiso
Indiana
Wyoming Oil and Mineral Developing Club
Club
Marion W. Edwards
West 16Th St
OWL
Woman's
College Notes
C. T. Cat Dance
Congregational All Soehetn
Missbernin
St. Miarh's Chath
Methodiet Aid Society
Rhode Island
Who
New England States
Nettie DE Pasquale
Peps Worn
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Newport News
Glasgow
Scotland
Eo Haa
Colyrata
Eusage
Lorainio
Lydia E
Dia K Pinkham
Lydia Ikham
Ian Ahie
Tuos
Dwres
Milwaukee Ave
Nast
Detroit
Mich
Bellevue
Lydia
Tam
Sania Lneve Frosticuxn
Manhattan
North Side
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