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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1912
Page
3
A reflective note on patience as an active divine trait. The speaker emphasizes personal duty to endure, take turns, and grind out progress with a resolute will, framing life as a continual task requiring effort and determination.
Fort Russell hosts a musicale and fancy dress ball at the post gymnasium on 4 Wednes day evening to benefit the Army Relief society. Mrs. Guilfoyle leads a large committee arranging a program featuring trombone, vocal, violin, piano solos and a saxophone quartet by prominent local and fort musicians.
Invitations have been sent and tickets may be bought at Sands Drug Store. The program will follow the third number on the dance program when masks will be removed.
The Mail Clerks and their ladies and friends plus delegates enjoyed a reception and dance at A. O. U. W. hall. Music by Mrs. Susan Cahill and Miss Marie Buchanan. Punch buffet supper, floral table, and candlelit dining room. Committees led by Mrs. Hinrich, Mrs. Atherly, and Mrs. O Brien with assisting guests. Large crowd, very enjoyable.
At the Elk's Home this evening Bishop McGovern will be the honor guest at a reception to which the public is cordially invited.
Moving pictures present the National Printer s Home in Colorado Springs the only institution of its kind, showcasing its work and facilities. The show is tied to the Sunshine Society with Mrs J elve hosting and includes views of the home as part of a charity event.
Mrs Peter Appel and Mrs J Lovett Rockwell entertain at a music scale this afternoon starting at 2 oclock and again at 4 30 at Mrs Appels home Et a Virp Dance hosted by the Et a Virp club is planned for the event.
A vintage beauty notice promotes simple cures for complexion and hair care. It urges open air care, dissolving magatone in hazel water for instant skin smoothing, a dry shampoo routine, cornmeal powder for bright hair, Mother’s Salve for aches, and Delatone for facial hair removal with quick, at home results.
Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. W. W. Russelle hosted twenty five members and guests of the Sunshine Society at the Ross Carpenter residence. The party featured floral arrangements, tea, needlework, and news of Mrs Crain’s health aboard a voyage toward the Equator.
Mrs. Ed Morgan of 1912 Evans Street will entertain the Help One Another Club on Thursday afternoon, hosting members and guests at her home.
Mrs Phelan and Miss Herby Kane entertained the Sodality of St Mary’s at a social Monday evening at Miss Kane’s aunt Mrs B H Knight home. A large attendance enjoyed a cheerful gathering with a delicious lunchean served.
A bal masque and musical will be held tonight at Fort Russell gymnasium featuring Cheyenne and Fort Russell talent. Proceeds benefit the Army relief society aiding orphans and widows of officers and soldiers. The Sth cavalry orchestra provides the music for dancing. Refreshments include Lieut. Caury mp's punch. The event aims to draw a large local attendance.
Auction sale items listed include window glass, building materials, and various concrete works. Vendors mentioned are Union Pacific Kh H Oo and The Sherman Co with services for sidewalks curbing retaining walls and foundations. Prices referenced include 82.50 and 16 B with Phong.
Chicago report says James J. Hill will retire soon as Great Northern chairman. Louis W. Hill would become chairman with Carl R. Gray succeeding as president, changes slated around May 1. Hill declined to confirm the rumors when contacted in St Paul.
Hinkewell April 2 Mrs Khia Wilson the only woman mayor in Amelia completed the first year of her term. Citizens praise her administration and say she would win again. She faced opposition from the city council, appealed to the governor, and now enjoys a comparatively peaceful time. She is daughter of a pioneer minister and wife of a businessman with two sons.
The speaker touts reforms as mayor including ending local tax discrimination and ensuring fair treatment for all. She claims to have read every statute and pursued gamblers liquor sellers and poolroom operators to the full extent of the law, protecting the innocent and punishing the guilty. The note closes with an advertisement for The Sherman Co Auction Sale at 1607 Capitol Ave in Wyoming.
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