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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
5
The Atlas announces a weekly lineup with popular songs and special illustrations every Monday and Thursday, plus evening performances except Sundays. Tickets on sale in the lobby daily. Phone 484. Prices 10c 25c 35c. 3 boxes 50c.
The art club planned a meeting at Mrs. Jones Wyman’s home on Thursday. Mrs. Augustus Buechner and Mrs. J. B. Dyer host on Friday at Mrs. Buechner’s, in honor of Miss Sadie Fontaine. Miss Bichel Tupper hosted Congregational church teachers. Five Hundred club enjoyed a Tuesday evening, with a light lunch. The Woman's club meets this afternoon. A bright son arrived at the Heffner home. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown host guests. The Alpha club met with Mrs. Dobbins on Colorado topics. W C T U members spoke on state activities and the upcoming state convention. Invitations issued for bridge tea. Mrs. Hobart Martin of Chicago visiting. Sara Blanche La Fontaine to wed Halsey Collins Merchant at St. Mark's on Oct 28. A group attended Capitol Avenue theater with a late supper at the Martin home.
The Odeon presents Mme Sembrich of the Dresden Court Opera, praised for a stellar rendition of The Merry Widow. Lottie LaRoy sings well in Asleep in the Deep, with a Holland dance by Gretchen troupe and a four-subject Synchroscope program. A matinee for ladies is scheduled with gifts. Bee's Laxative Syrup advertised for coughs and throat troubles.
The Democratic mayoral candidate Daniel W. Gill and his bride received a silver chest from city Masonic bodies at the Masonic temple, a surprise donation hailed as a popular gesture. The chest, a fine example of tableware, was presented by Cheyenne lodges No. 1 and No. 11 along with the chapter and the commandery.
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