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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1916
Page
3
The 1915-16 Lariat staff will meet at editor Misa Alesa Ty ron's home to finalize plans for a desk gift for staff officers, funded by a year end surplus. The item will be presented with ceremony to the current staff, serving as a memorial for the paper.
Miss Castello of Denver is here for a few days with a handsome line of first quality hair goods at Mrs. Fisenhauer Millinery Store on 1715 Capitol Avenue. She will be pleased to see her friends and customers during the visit.
Mrs and Mrs John Kendrick and Miss Kendrick and Manville depart for Washington and Baltimore where Miss Kendrick will enter Goucher College. Mrs Kendrick accompanies to Exeter New Hampshire as Manville continues studies. Mrs Kendrick plans to return in two weeks. Mrs George Abbott and Miss Helen Abbott return from Denver. Dr and Mrs Schlagle and two daughters Kathryn and Ella Jane return from Colorado motor tour. Mrs Rose Rockwell returns from Cincinnati and Denver with her mother to spend the winter in Cheyenne. Mee Rockwell’s home rented to the I C Setters. Mr and Mrs W W Busselle host Busselle’s sister and relatives from Indianola and Fort Collins.
Police in Portchester search for the unidentified hair cutter after two incidents in a week. Miss Isabelle Knowlton, 17, woke to two braids cut from her head while she slept, with a window screen removed from her room. Earlier, Valerie Melko, 16, had her hair cut during a fireman's carnival.
Morning for Quincy for an extended stay at her mother's home where Miss Griswold and her friends hope for a speedy return to health. Miss Griswold has been ill for months and her mother came to escort her home. Miss Margaret Lacey departs for Washington to resume studies at National Park Seminary Kirksfertung. Evan Schneider and David Took, two popular high school boys, drove to Wheatland dam last Friday after school to fish and returned Sunday night with a big catch and pride in their angling success.
The Alpha club meets this afternoon in the women’s club room at Carnegie library with Mrs. Peabody presenting a paper. Past Chiefs’ association gathers with Mrs. Alice James at 2208 Bent Street. Coterle Art Club meets Wednesday with Mrs. Walter McCain. Mrs. Hans Nicolalson hosts Vast Noble Grands with Carola entertainment. City Federation of Women’s Clubs schedules a public meeting Thursday at 2 50 in the library room with musical and legislative program. attendance urged for Cheyenne. Two new business blocks planned for Casper in the near future.
Mrs. M. H. Hartung entertained the F. W. A. club and two visitors with auction bridge, Mrs. Billy Walker posting the high score. Tea followed at five. Mrs. A. D. Johnston to host in two weeks. attendees included Mrs. C. L. Bhatty, Mrs. EB. W. Stone, substitutes, and Mesdames A. E. Roedel, Walker, Johnston, W. E. Mullen, William Du Bois.
Frances Willard W. C. T. U. presents An Evening of Living Pictures at the Baptist Church this evening. The program features band selections by Mr. Join W. Blamey, vocal and instrumental music and readings from Cheyenne talent. Admission is charged for the W C T U benefit. public invited.
The Cheyenne WCTU hosts a Franc Willard memorial program at Mrs J Ross Carpenter's home this afternoon from 3 to 5. Rev Annette Beecher Gray delivers an address titled Lest We Forget, Mrs Prank L Houx speaks on Campaign Work, and Mrs Harold Vaughan leads a gong with Last We Forget. A social hour with refreshments ends the event.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Mark's will convene in the parish hall this afternoon at three. Mrs Albert Barnett will discuss missionary work in Alaska and share details of current projects.
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church will resume meetings this evening in the church parlor and will continue every two weeks during the season. This evening’s session will cover business, and all members are requested to be present.
The article describes hip length jackets for young girls and knee to mid-calf coats with full godet skirts. It notes a trend toward narrow skirts and outlines fabric, tailoring, and fit details, mentioning style lines and silhouette changes.
A New York Herald description notes a navy silk arm bag with a ruffle and loops of colored beads. The blond girl carries the bag while observers admire the elaborate decoration.
County Fair association presents an impressive exhibition proving Wyoming's agricultural strength. Niobrara Natrona Fremont Weston Crook and Park counties show notable produce and livestock. Bova and Girls club display grows. University Booth draws crowds with its progress. Murdock pure food palace showcases enterprise. poultry displays captivate visitors at the new poultry house.
The stock show attracts livestock from Nebraska Iowa Montana and Colorado with swine described as especially good This year a larger school exhibit occupies the agricultural hall basement under Miss Dawes supervision The fine arts building features purple and white decor by Mia Frank Bunker and Mira H P Allen The entertainment lineup includes Daxter Adams and two daily fights plus motorcycle racing and several comedy acts as organizers hope for good weather to ensure a glorious fall event
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