Cheyenne Social News Highlights and Guest Arrivals
Mrs. Fred Douglas hosted a farewell courtesy for Mr. Douglas’s mother Mira in Kensington elv en Cheyenne with flowers tea and good wishes. Attendees included Mrs. Douglas Mrs. Rockafield Mrs. Stubbs Mrs. Jensen Mrs. Frankersfield Mrs. Nelson and others. The Misses Sullivan welcomed friends to their Walter Yeager home apartment at 1814 Central avenue. Drury of Cheyenne hosted informal dinners with the Leuhrs and Picketts at the Nettford. Mrs. Kelley and Mrs. Ott entertained about fifty at five o'clock tea at Mrs. Kelley’s new home with autumn decor and elaborate menu. Guests enjoyed flowers vines roses and Gibson cards. Miss Berna Dean Collier assisted at the door. Mrs. Huff will host Anne and visit Lakeview. Mr. Keefe returned from Omaha. Mrs. Stansberry is recovering.
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Douglas
Mra
G. W. Rockafield
Airs
M. H. Stubbs
J. P. Jensen
Frankersfield
Nelson
D. P. Evana
B. W. Hall
Anna Bruner
Mary Sullivan
Anna Sullivan
Anna Bhuck
Walter Yeager
Central Avenue
Herman ‘Leuhr
Arthur Pickett
Leuhr
Nettford
Edward J. Kelley
Julius F. Ott
Kelley
Hanno
Furniel
Gibson
Berna Dean Collier
Misa Mildred Bon
Kate Taylor
Misa Franchon Godfrey
Nan Dinneen
Visiting List Misa Crowley in three state tour returns soon
Visiting bookkeeper Misa Marie Crowley of Van Tassel Coal travels Rochester Buffalo and Syracuse with routes via Thousand Islands and Quebec and stops in Chicago en route home. Meanwhile families including Mrs. Harry A Stevens and Phoebe May return from Private Hospital. several social figures and performers are noted in recent events and visits.
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Misa Marie Crowley
van Tassel Coal Company
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
New York
Miss Crowley
Thousand Islands
Quebec
Chicago
City Federation of Women’s Clubs Plans Public Meeting
The City Federation of Women’s Clubs invites all Cheyenne women to a public meeting at the Carnegie library this afternoon. Speakers include Mrs. Gibson Clark on prospective legislation for women and children and Mr. T. B. McDonough on the school code. The secretary will report, with musical numbers between items.
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City Federation
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Women's Club
Carnegie Library
Cheyenne
Gibson Clark
T. B. McDonough
Clark
McDonough
Ita
Coterie Art Club Members Visit Mrs McCain for Afternoons Sewing
The Coterie Art Club spent an afternoon with Mrs. Walter McCain enjoying sewing, visiting, and viewing asters and autumn foliage. Tea was served at four thirty. Guests included Mesdames Carl Gylling, John Hullett, Harry Klingman, Brookhart, Sam Asher, new member Al Finch, Ed Gnam, Frank Eickhorn, and Miss Genesta Clark.
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Coterie Art Club
The
Walter McCain
Church Groups Update and Postponed Talks Noted
The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Marys moves its meeting to tomorrow afternoon at K C hall due to Mrs Charles Manewals funeral. Presbyterian Ald Society meets Friday afternoon in church parlors with Mesdames Hudson and Jansen hosting. King's Daughters hear a tacky party at Congregational church this evening with Misses Bovee Roberts and Taylor in charge. A Rome talk by Miss Wills, postponed from last Sunday, will be given this Sunday at 9:45 with Miva Willa expected to discuss Corinth.
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Altar and Rosary Society
Altar and Rosary Society of
Presbyterian Ald Society
The
Mesdames D. C. Hudson
William Jansen
King's Daughters
Gladys Bovee
Minnie Roberts
Kate Taylor
Congregational Church
Rome
Miss Wills
Methodist
Willa
Corinth
Miva Willa
Wool Embroidered Veils Debut at Local Store
Mise Castello of Denver displays wool embroidered veils featuring border and corner designs intended to accent hat decorations. A small line of high quality half goods is shown at Misenbauer Millinery Store 1715 Capitol Ave.
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Mise Castello
Elks Dance Friday Night Details
The notice advertises an Elks Society dance set for Friday night September 29. Invitations are extended to all Elk members and phase-season attendees with Ben F Swisher listed in a coordinating role.
Irrigation Leaders Form Legislative Committee for Congress
President Burges names a special legislative committee for the International Irrigation Congress to be held in El Paso Texas October 14 to 18. Members from Arizona California Colorado Idaho Kansas Montana New Mexico North Dakota Oregon Texas Utah Washington and Canada are listed with Nebrask a Nevada Oklahoma South Dakota and Wyoming to be added. The panel will study legal questions and advise delegates, aiming to influence future water legislation.
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EL Paso
Tembe
el Maro
Texas
R. F. Burges
Arisona
Joseph H. Kibbey
Phae
Nix
California
Frank Freeman
Willows
Colorado
James W. McCreary
Greeley
Idaho
Ernest Anderson
Parma
Kansas
A. A. Gooddard
Topeka
Montana
Fred Whiteside
Kalispell
New Mexico
H. B. Holt
San Cruces
North Dakota
Edwin A. Palmer
Williston
Oregon
Percy Copper
Salem
R. L. Batts
Austin
Utah
Frederick Steigmeyer
Salt Lake City
Washington
L. M. Rice
Seattle
Canada
Dennis
Calgary
Nebraska
Nevada
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Wyoming
Burges
Irrigation Congress
Progressive Party near carrying platform in 1916 acceptance
The Progressive Party notes four years of near completion of their platform and allied goals in President Wilson's September 2 1916 acceptance speech.
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Wilson
Woman's Incentive to Improve Home and Self
The piece argues inviting guests motivates tidying the home and dressing well. It claims social visits renew youth, improve looks, and rekindle enthusiasm, encouraging self assessment of weak points and better grooming.
Quilted Linings and Borders for Coats
Madame Lanvin revives quilted trimming inspired by 19th century petticoats. Some coats feature quilted satin with hem quilting. Rows of critical stitching cross diagonally in contrasting colors to create a changeable effect. Stitching on the coat forms a deep point along the front sides.
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Madame Lanvin
Suede in Lanvin Tailored Suits Showcases Velvet Accents
Lanvin endorses suede leather in tailored silhouettes. Several top models feature long tunic coats with flat panel backs and hip draperies via side panels and godet pockets. A standout uses black velvet and light gray suede with fur trim.
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Lanvin
Georgetia Crepe Arrives With Pale Shade Varieties
A newly arrived Georgetia crepe features pale roue blue and yellow tones along with gray and wood colors. The fabric shows a range of muted shades and likely offers diverse styling options.
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Georgetia Crepe
Cvia Dyis
Embroidered Crepes for Afternoon Dresses Replace Chiffon
Read describes crepes embroidered with burnished silver thread at eight inch intervals to decorate tinted metallic cloths for afternoon dresses. These fabrics will substitute the chiffon and crepe unlined dresses that are waning in vogue.
Blouses Trimmed with Felt in Pale New Fall Styles
New fall blouses in crepe georgette and chiffon feature pale felt trim on collars and cuffs. The felt is embroidered and attached with fancy stitching, a Paris idea credited to the collection.
New Bodice Design Features Cone Pocket Contour
A new cross with cone shaped pockets appears on the bodice, the cone points sinking into the belt. The design centers on a sharp silhouette.
Good Cold Combinations Highlight Violet Gray and More
Kansas City Star notes favored color pairings including violet with gray as well as red with blue. It cites gray cloth paired with black satin and beige with blue as stylish combinations.
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Kansas City Star
Satin Slippers Featured In Two Toned Design
A brief exhibition highlights two toned satin slippers with soft sheen and feminine styling. The piece notes subtle color contrast and comfortable fit for evening wear.
Fashion notes on evening wear and accessories detailing sleeves and trims
A description outlines contrasting satin or black edging for stockings, blue slippers with blue hose and a black divider, and metal tinted evening dresses with vamp and heel accents. It describes a new sleeve made of three layered tulles in varying lengths, each bordered with gilt guimpe or delicate fur trim like fouffion.
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Anne
Will
Mrs
Floyd Huff
William Daley
Rawlina
W. T. Dumm
Lakeview
Denver
M. P. Keefe
Omaha
Grant Stansberry
Stanebrery
Harry A. Stevens
Phoebe May
W. C. T. U. Entertainment
the Baptist Church
Blamey Band
Alice Stevick
Kendall Bon
Steve Bon
Crewe
Mildred Ben
S. E. Edmiston
Pagosa
3. E. Douglas
Los Angeles
Fred Douglas
John W. Lacey
Margaret Lacey
Misa Lacey
Nations Park Seminary
Annette Beecher Gray
Lusk
County Sunday School Association
Mrs. Gray
Marjorie Nash
Lyric Orchestra
Capitol Avenue
F. L. Robinson
Ben F Swisher
Progressive Party
Realm
Coats
Sulia
Coata
Wooltex House
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Lisle
Canan
Emery Beers Company
East 24Th ST
India
Elcaya Cor
Elcaya
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power CO
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