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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1912
Page
3
Maude Adams famed Chantecler set for April 29 at Capitol Avenue Theatre in a lavish production. Paris costumers supplied over 400000 feathers totaling 8000 in feather costs, with 36 000 overall wardrobe charges prompting lavish preparations and a feather expert from Paris to maintain costumes.
The Railway Mail Association Fourteenth Division will hold its first convention in Cheyenne April 16 and 17 with delegates from Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming. Robert O Brien is division president Jed M Miller heads the local branch. Sessions at Carnegie Library include a reception and dance hosted by the railway clerks and the Lading Auxiliary. The banquet closing the event will be hosted by the local branch.
The Ee A Virp club announces a forthcoming dance planned for next week. Organizers invite members to join in the event, details on date and venue are to be announced later.
Mrs Joseph Wasserman entertains at a Saturday luncheon honoring Mrs Pearl Sline. Captain and Mrs Willam B Cowin dine at their quarters as Wright electric lights illuminate a table with red blossoms and candles. Guests include Mrs Cowin, 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 bridge club tonight. Mrs J C Cowin of Omaha visits her son Captain William J Cowin and wife this week, arriving Saturday.
A quiet home wedding tonight at Judge and Mis Corns in Ogden Utah will unite their daughter Margaret Corn with Roscoe Snyder of Cheyenne. The couple plans an extended east and south journey and will reside in Cheyenne after arrival in late May. S: Miss Corn is well known in Cheyenne and Army circles. Mr Snyder is a Union Pacific claim agent. A reception is planned with At Home cards. The report also notes the Artillery Bridge Club gathering with spring decor and a three-table card session.
Lieut and Mrs Hathaway will entertain at dinner this evening, hosting guests in their home. The event emphasizes hospitality and social duties within the military community.
The Capitol HL Club plans an afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs Farrell this day. Members will enjoy a casual meeting and refreshments in a neighborhood social event.
At the library this afternoon the Woman's club presents two papers. Mrs Iver Johnson discusses American Actors and Actresses while Mrs L C Hin covers William Winter. The club year ends next Wednesday with officer reports and closing business.
Mrs. G. E. Abbott hosted this week’s Tuesday bridge club with refreshments served afterward. Next week, Mrs. Kelffer of Fort Russell will host. Attendees included Mrs. Mc Cleave, substituting for Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Guilfoyle, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Myer, Mrs. Keiffer of Fort Russell, and town members Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Gill, and Mrs. Abbott.
Mrs George Daiber entertained the five hundred club Tuesday afternoon at a postponed meeting. The usual games were enjoyed and the afternoon concluded with a course ten. Mrs Billy Walker and Mrs H P Hyndsa made the highest scores. Only members were present.
The Saturday Musical club held a full rehearsal of the opera Pirates of Penzance last evening at the Elks home. The production is ready for tomorrow night at the Capitol Avenue theater with tickets aided by the Woman's club at a card party set for April 13 at the Hibbs home. Mrs Harold Bump will host the Thursday 500 club Friday afternoon at 106 East 21st Street. The Alpha club meets Tuesday afternoon in the library club room. Acting secretary Mrs Robt Gray was appointed in Mrs D M Carley’s absence. The fourth act of King Lear was discussed by Mesdames Paine Cunningham and others. On April 23 Mesdames Gray and Cunningham will entertain the club at the library.
In church notices the South Cheyenne W C U plans a Mothers meeting with Mrs C L Gage at 207 Fast Whreel Thursday afternoon. The Baptist church holds its quarterly business meeting this evening in church parlors followed by a social and refreshments. The Baptist Q O A meets at four o'clock Thursday afternoon in their courtroom at the church.
The Baptist Young People's Union will gather Friday evening in church parlors for its monthly business meeting.
The Presbyterian church holds its annual meeting this evening in the church parlors. A Musical Tea is planned at Bishops atone on Thursday April 11 from 3 to 5. All parish members and friends are invited. The Sherman Co promotes Pure White Lead, wall paper, and window glass.
Instructional excerpt on facial care and cosmetic remedies from a historical magazine style column. It covers home treatments for blemishes skin smoothing removal of hair with delatone paste dry shampooing with corn meal therox for hair growth and Mother’s Salve for pain relief and general aches.
A Denver dietitian Dr. W. Brown advertises a new method to permanently cure constipation and improve health, strength, and brain power without drugs. He offers consultations at suite 61 Earth Block, Denver Colorado.
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