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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1908
Page
5
Richard Jose appears with his company in the comedy Dont Tell My Wife at the Capital Avenue theatre. He will perform songs and classic numbers and present a lively program of old favorites to entertain the audience tonight.
The Industrial Club of Cheyenne notes a mall order practice that absorbs millions annually, reducing honest profits for local merchants across towns and cities in the United States.
The passage lists multiple society meetings and entertainments. Miss Chambers hosts the Sigma Delta club. the Five Hundred club gathers with Governor and Mrs Brooke. Mrs James B. Barnes welcomes Help One Another members. Mrs George Palmer Johnston invites guests to a music hour. Mount Mellick club hosts at Ft Russell. Congregational Woman missionary gallery plans tea. W CTU organizes a metal contest at the Baptist church. Water Color class meets at Carnegie Library. the Machine society prepares a box for a South Dakota Orphan Home. Mr and Mrs Marchant travel toward Ogden. ARB dancing club meets at I O O F hall with Haneschka orchestra. Mrs Stanfeld honors Lincoln Stanfield. Mr and Mrs William R Dubois celebrate their fourth anniversary. a long list of guests and a theater cast and a wedding anniversary dinner are noted.
Prices listed for seating areas including rear rows balcony gallery and 500 and 2bc teats Monday.
Last night at the Odeon the Bittner company delivered a high class vaudeville program praised for its even talent. John Cassidy and Mabel Pearl led with a refined singing and dancing act while the Scandinavia Sextette under Waldemar Soeller offered instrumental highlights. The overall show drew strong applause and favorable word of mouth for the performers and production.
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