Elegant Cheyenne entertainments highlight fall social season
A congenial group hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Allison enjoyed a lavish dinner with Adelade Robertson and Edgar Schup man, featuring pink and white sweet peas and hollyhock decor. Bridge tea by Mrs. Darber honored Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Kelley with towels as prizes. guests filled the Nettford rooms. Ronald McDonald marks his eighth birthday with a party while the Fuller family plans their move to La Jolla after wintering in Cheyenne.
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Allison
Misa Adelade Robertson
Boston
Edgar Schuppman
Jon Schuneman
P. J. Jack
John Brown
Miss Robertson
Edgar Schuneman
Norman Black
Albert Allison
William Dafber
Mra
P. Fuller
Laramie
BE. C. Kelley
Chicago
Mra. Darber
Nettford
George FE. Abbott
Bert Johnston
Frank Bon
Bridge Company
D. C. Olmstead
D. A. Preston
Lummis
Daiber
Mesdames Stone
Covert
Kinkaid
Abbott
Kirkpatrick
Chnhous
Brewster
Parshall
Hopkins
Frank
Flartlett
Mullen
DuBois
Bond
Jeffers
Charles Bristol
Reeds
Gill
Warren
Meldrum
Kennedy
Hon
Ridgeley
Conway
A. D. Johnston
Mentzer
George Walker
van Tassell
Hoel
Fuller
Kelley
Chaplin
Voorhees
Gurdick
Griffin
Kieffer
Hanson
Billy Walker
Potter
Hartung
Paul Bailey
Hynds
Idelman
Schiele
St. Louis
Steve Bon
Misses Curtis
McCormick
Bridge
Fashion patterns promise season of lace and chiffon
The article previews a fashion season featuring soft fabrics, lace, tulle frills, wide girdles, sashes, bows, and simple lines. It highlights pattern No 780 and No 7855 with details on materials, sizes, and mail patterns, urging readers to request patterns.
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Floris
Visiting List Notes Departures for LaJolla and Nearby
Mrs. Luke Voorhees along with her daughter in law Mrs. George Voorhees and two grandsons leave for three months in LaJolla Cal. Mrs L B Gray visits friends in LaPorte and Fort Collins. Mr Edgar Schuneman leaves for Pullman Wash to attend college. Miss Dorothy Knight goes to Denver.
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Luke Voorhees
George Voorhees
Lusk
LaJolla
Cal
L. B. Gray
LaPorte
Fort Collins
Cole
J. L. Baird
Newcastle
Edgar Schuneman
Pullman
Wash
Dorothy Knight
Denver
Women’s clubs schedule meetings and delegate notices
The article lists a Musical club meeting at the library this afternoon at 3 o clock for new and prospective members. It notes Women of Woodcraft events tonight at the Fraternal ball and requests delegates from the Hospital Aid society to the state federation of women’s clubs convention next week at Douglas, asking to notify President Mrs Fox to confirm attendance and credentials.
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Musical Club
Women of Woodcraft
Women of the Woodcraft
Lndley
Hospital Aid Society
Feseration of Women's Clubs
Douglas
Mre
G. A. Fox
Congregational Aid Society Meets This Afternoon
The Congregational Aid Society will gather this afternoon at the parsonage hosted by Mrs P J Block and the ladies circle. The Baptist Will Workers also meet at Mrs James B Libby's home. All church ladies invited.
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Congregational Aid Society
Baptiet Ting & Workers
Baptist Will
James B. Libby
Social and religious notices turn lively in local church groups
Christian Endeavor hosts young people social at the Presbyterian church while the Methodist Aid society meets for a business session in the church parlors electing new officers. Parish House events feature a joint guild social and a tea. Altar and Rosary society hosts mention a large gathering with floral decor and hosts for next meetings. A divorce case ends with custody of a dog after desertion and cruelty allegations, citing a June boarding house wedding and domestic disputes.
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Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
T.a
N. & Thomas
R. W. Bradley
Guild
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mia
Thomas
Rev. Huston
Mra. A. K. Smith
Mra. Brown
Adolph
Denver
Chicago
Speer
Howell
Graham
Murphy
Avery
Ganmon
Eyewear Debate Touts Glasses as Remedy for Vision Loss
Educators discuss injuries blamed on straining eyes due to extended near work and printing. Dr Mark M Stevens of Akron argues the eye is built for distant vision and printing harms long range sight. Colugus superintendent G A Showan urges proper glasses as the safe remedy to restore eye function.
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Mark M. Stevens
Akron
G. A. Showan
eChools
Colugus
Ohio
Bwisher
Forgeries Total High Causes Penniless Clients
IGLIBT reports James C. O'Connor a real estate dealer is jailed after a search of his office uncovered forgeries possibly totaling 200000. Victims left penniless and threaten violence if he is released. O'Connor was also arrested on larceny charges by John Metes who lost 1760.
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Iglibt
James C. O'Connor
O'Connor
John Metes
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Ronald McDonald
John McDonald
Trunk
Salt Lake City
Labor Day
Cheyenne
Hsband
Worland
Burry
Berand Burns
Ponte
Exposition
France
Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Mra Bird
van Lennen Witeet
Piper
Methodist Ai Society
Methodist Aid Society
W. T. Dumm
Shindle
R. HH. Dutcher
W. B. Seaman
W. W. Buckbelle
Rockafield
Altar
John Marka
George Artist
J. J. Pitagerald
Altar and Rosary Society
Mra. Marks
Marke
Muriel Mitchell
Frank and
Ferree Marks
Hootenses
Mra. McInerney
Ald
Anameky
Feweler
al Optlehwa
Swift's Premium
California
Beachwood Creamery
Wagner
Capitol Ave
Phione
Ohenstein Bros
Capitol Grill
Fred
Carey Ave
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