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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
3
Mire Mark Cox and Mrs Albert Bartlett hosted 125 Cheyenne ladies for a social reception at the Cox ranch near Cheyenne. Autumn flowers yellow chrysanthemums daisies and amaryllis created a festive setting as guests arrived by car convoy.
Local society notes list visiting relatives and travelers in Cheyenne and Denver. Elizabeth Jonsen sails to Laramie then Detroit to start Michigan senior year. Miss Barrett departs for California after a Newcastle visit. families including the Bungle and Mahoney households plan trips to Washington and Salt Lake City.
Mount Mellick Club plans an entertaining event hosted by Mrs Charles Balley. The gathering features a social program and refreshments, with members invited to attend and support club activities.
Ladies of the Mount Melfick club met Saturday afternoon at her home for a social gathering.
Members of the O. T. club have accepted invitations for a dancing party at the Parish house on the evening of Monday September 25.
The Baptist Mission circle met in church parlors on Wednesday afternoon with a review by Mrs. George Van Winkle and a report on the missionary tea. Miss Maude Saunders spoke as guest of the Woman's American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society. Hostesses served refreshments. The Congregational Woman’s Missionary Society plans their annual bank offering in the church parlors this afternoon. The public is invited to an evening event at the Baptist church on September 26. The Guild of St. Mark's will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Albert Bartlett hosting.
A Methodist Aid Society meeting for the year reported earnings of 178 dollars. Major expenditures included 960 dollars for music, 200 dollars to the parsonage fund, and 200 dollars for linoleum in the Sunday school room. The motto used was Whatsoever Thy Hand Findeth To Do. No refreshments were served.
The Kansas City Star notes empire inspired jabot collars in organdie Géorgette or mull. They reach near waist with billowy plaits and neck coverage either tucked or sheer. Many new frocks pair with a high neck, likely to gain a following as cooler weather returns.
A Kansas City Star note describes a hat fashioned as a blue velvet turban Odette with padded silk flowers and flax trimming. The brim is unusually wide on one side, giving a unique asymmetrical silhouette. Floor finishing is mentioned for Sherman Co.
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