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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1912
Page
11
Maude Adams star vehicle Chantecler will appear at the Capitol Avenue Theatre on April 29. The Paris costumer supplied over 400000 feathers costing about 8000 for the birds and animals on stage. The production required feather beds and giant props, with a feather expert from Paris to manage costumes. Read the Cheyenne State Leader.
The Railway Mail Association's new Fourteenth Division will hold its first convention in Cheyenne on April 16 and 17 with delegates from Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming. President Robert O Brien and local head Jed M Miller lead the group. Sessions at Carnegie library include a complimentary reception and dance Tuesday night hosted by the Railway Mail Clerks and Lading Auxiliary and a banquet Wednesday evening.
The Ee A Virp club plans another dance to be held next week with lively entertainment and social gathering in a community venue. Members invite attendees to join in the evening event featuring music and dancing.
Mrs Joseph Wasserman to entertain at a luncheon on Saturday in honor of her guest Mrs Pearl Sline. Captain and Mrs Willam B Cowin hosted a dinner that evening featuring Wright electric lights, red blossoms, and red shaded candles. Covers were laid for Mrs Cowin Sr Mrs Cade Captain and Mrs Snyder Captain and Mrs Noble Captain and Mrs Howard Lt and Mrs Hathaway and the hosts.
Ident and Mrs. Emile V. Caror will entertain the Wednesday bridge club tonight. Mrs. J. C. Cowin of Omaha visits her son Captain William J. Cowin and wife this week, arriving Saturday.
Judge and Mis Corn of Ogden Utah hosted the home wedding of their daughter Margaret Corn to Roscoe Snyder of Cheyenne. The couple plan an east south honeymoon and will reside in Cheyenne, arriving late May. Snyder is a Union Pacific claim agent.
Lieut and Mrs Hathaway will host a dinner gathering this evening. Local guests and friends are invited to attend the informal affair at their residence.
The Capitol HL Club will be entertained this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Farrell, providing members a social gathering hosted in a private residence.
The Woman's club meets this afternoon at the library for a final literary session of the year. Mrs Iver Johnson presents American Actors and Actresses while Mrs L C Hin discusses William Winter. The club year closes next Wednesday with officer reports and closing business.
Mrs. G. E. Abbott hosted the Tuesday bridge club with refreshments afterward. Next week Mrs. Kelffer of Fort Russell will receive the club, with present members including Mrs. McCleave, Mrs. Guilfoyle, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Myer, Mrs. Keiffer, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Gill, and Mrs. Abbott.
Mrs. George Daiber hosted a postponed Tuesday session of the five hundred club. Members played the usual games and finished with a course ten. top scores were posted by Mrs. Billy Walker and Mrs. H. P. Hyndsa.
The Saturday Musical club held a full rehearsal of the opera Pirates of Penzance last evening at the Elks home. Tomorrow evening the production will be at the Capitol Avenue theater with everything in readiness. The Women’s club is selling tickets for a card party at the Hibbs home on April 13. Mrs Harold Bump will host the Thursday 500 club on Friday afternoon at 106 East 21st Street. The Alpha club meets Tuesday afternoon in the library club room. Mrs D M Carley is absent with Mrs Robt Gray serving as acting secretary. The fourth act of King Lear was presented by Mesdames Paine and Cunningham and discussed by the group. Members present included Mrs Dobbins, Bartlett, Paine, Gray, Cunningham, Verry, Shatter, Libby and Newman. On April 23 Mesdames Gray and Cunningham host a social in the library room.
The South Cheyenne W C T U plans a Mother’s meeting with Mrs C L Gage on Thursday afternoon at 207 East Wheel, following a Baptist church quarterly business session in the parish parlors with a social and refreshments. The Baptist Q O A will convene at four o'clock Thursday afternoon in its church courthouse room.
The Baptist Young People's Union will meet Friday evening in the church parlors for their monthly business meeting.
The Presbyterian church holds its annual meeting this evening in the church parlors. A Musical Tea is scheduled at Bishops Astone on Thursday April 11 from 3 to 5. All members and friends are invited. The Sherman Co promotes Pure White Lead Wall Paper and Window Glass.
A vintage home beauty guide describes easy facial blemish treatments using magazine powder and hazel infusion, Delatone hair removal, dry shampooing, Therox hair growth, and Mother’s Salve for aches. It promotes quick relief for skin, hair and general pain, with cautions on cold avoidance.
A Denver dietitian Dr W Brown announces a new method claimed to cure constipation permanently without drugs. The ad promises amended health, strength, brain power, and longer life from suite 61 Earth Block.
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