Cheyenne Community Notes Spotlight Weddings and Events
The Cheyenne column records social life with details of visits by Mrs Wade and family, a Miss Blamey organ recital at the Methodist church, and a Wyoming party leadership change with Frances Lane named state chairman. Also noted are a nine pound son to Mr and Mrs Alex Duthie of Livingston and a Cheyenne Ogden wedding, plus moves, visits, and travels of local residents and officials.
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Maura Lee
Lillian
Blamey
Methodist Ehoch
Erances Lane
Cody
Wyoming
Womans Party
State of
R. A. Morton
Morton
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ortoner
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
Visiting Sisters and students leave for colleges
Visiting sisters and relatives from the ranch make brief trips. Miss Mary Nimmo will enter her sophomore year at Colorado College in Colorado Springs, while Miss Margaret Dinneen travels to Laramie for study at Wyoming University. Miss Betty Riner plans to attend school near Washington, Mrs. Fox visits from Los Angeles, and Mrs. Goyenele comes from Horse creek for a short visit. Mr. Bristol and his sister and niece join Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. McCabe after a visit to Estes Park.
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Nimmo
David Nimmo
Miss Felon
M Nimmo
Mary Carpenter
Betty River
Eva Kepler
Beventyla
W. 8. Carpenter
Mrs. Fox
California
Yee Atoyens
Horse Creek
Mary Nimmo
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
Margaret Dinneen
Laramie
Wyoming University
Betty Riner
Chevy Chase
Washington, D
Charlie Bristol
John McCabe
Estes Park
Mr. Bristol
Dixie Night highlights southern support for woman suffrage
At the emergency suffrage convention in Atlantic City Dixie Night showcased southern leaders voicing strong support for female suffrage. Notables present included Mrs B J Cunningham of Texas, Mrs Edward C McGehee of Mississippi, and Mrs Lila Meade Valentine of Virginia, with others from Alabama and Tennessee.
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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
Eastern Star visitors energize Oak Leaf Chapter meeting
A delegation of about ten Eastern Star representatives from Fort Collins Kimball and Pine Bluffs visited Oak Leaf Chapter in Cheyenne. Floral work by the drill team impressed guests as new members were initiated. Hosts Mrs S A Huston and Miss Alice Downey planned a College and Saturday Afternoon meeting with a Civic Services Law talk, laws affecting women and children, and piano selections.
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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
Mount Melick Club Ladies Meet Saturday Afternoon
Mrs. O. K. Snyder to entertain the Mount Melick club ladies Saturday afternoon. Parent Teacher meeting noted in the snippet with unclear details about Jebasen Schvel Parent.
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Mowust Meliick Club
O. K. Snyder
Mount Melick Club
Mowney
Jebasen Schvel
Eae
Negotiation Meet and School Year Opening Dance
The group will meet this afternoon at nine ninety six etek at the Johaenn Wwihiing for ARGAT buetieme pew. Officers to be elected. The C. T. club hosted about seventy five couples at the opening dance at Par teh T House Wednesday evening. Kopald's orchestra provided music and Potel was served. The event was well received and the SWIG-17 series received strong interest.
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C. T. Eluh
Church Circles Willing Workers Meeting Today
The Baptist Willing Workers hold a meeting this afternoon at 4 o clock in the church parlors. The Concreational Aid society resumes its monthly tasmena social meetings with a session this afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs Wolf and the circle leader will lead the events.
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Baptist
Concreentional Aid Society
Tasmena Ant
Parfors
Mre
Mloch Wolf
Me Hoatra
Local Church Groups Schedule Afternoon Meetings
Methodist missbernin and related societies will meet this afternoon after 2 o clock at St. Marys Church. The Indies are reminded that subscriptions to The Priest are due. The Guild of Rt. Mark will also convene at the Parkside House at three o clock.
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Barthwentheth
Rt. Mark's
Tiree
Delightful Mephaddet Aid Society Tea Event
A decorous afternoon event by the Mephaddet Aid Society at Twenty Fourth Street featured Madame Thee felio and Mir. W, OW. in attendance. Summer flowers and bright decorations complemented an uninterrupted social hour with sewing and a formal tea at five. Mrs. Busselle hosted with noted hospitality, marking a highlight in old society circles.
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Mephaddet Aid Society
Theefelio
Mir
Couple married in Sheridan at Methodist parsonage
Mise Resele Wilken of Rheridin and Nourtis Ook of Dotglas wed Thursday evening at the Sheridan Methodist parsonage. Miss Wilson, former president of the city, is joined by Mr. Cook, a Dough band foreman, as best man. The couple leaves for a life together amid well wishes from friends here and in their home city.
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John J. Doyle
Cheyenne
John C. Carroll
Nora Doyle
Mre. Doyle
Odeon
A. J. Miller
Doyle
John Doyle
Chevenne
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 Board Sinking Kelvinia Steamer
Washington dispatch reports on the sinking of the British steamer Kelvinia with American passengers feared lost or injured. Authorities investigate the incident and await fuller details as rescue and casualty measures proceed.
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Washington
Insular
Kelvinia
Noosting Business and a Pocketed Prowess in Irish World
A derailed fragment shows a taxi driver conversing with a companion about a purse left in a cab. The driver comments that while some passengers will steal, many would not grasp the chance if the door is open. The text shifts to mention a secretary related to an Irish real estate association.
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Jim
Women urged to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Letters from women in Wisconsin Michigan and Pennsylvania claim the remedy relieved female troubles instead of surgery. They describe improved health after using the compound and related products with permission to publish names.
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Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marinette
Wis
Ah Wen
Xup Beunce
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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