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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1912
Page
11
A mix of verse and social notes recounts Priscilla Leonard’s urging to find light in darkness, followed by reports of a Shriners convention trip to Los Angeles, a St Louis card party, a seniors juniors dance, a baby girl birth, Westminster Guild meeting, and a Lincoln mall clerk’s visit with a Cheyenne party.
Mr and Mrs A G McGregor announce the engagement of their daughter Flora Grant McGregor to Mr Ernest J Steinberg of Madison Wisconsin. No wedding date is set. Both are well known in Cheyenne with many friends sending congratulations. Miss McGregor has lived in Cheyenne and was a social church and music standout. Mr Steinberg is the Wisconsin State Inspector for the Railway Commission and once ran electrical work in Cheyenne Post Office.
Monogram cattle directed Indies to their places with yellow and white cream served in small flower pots and a central bouquet of datales. Mrs Love and children head to Cincinnati for summer with Mrs Love’s mother while Lieut Love recovers from a foot injury. Local entertainments include informal dinner by Colonel Guilfoyle, card party by Mrs Cowin, Artillery Bridge Club events, a five hundred party hosted by Mrs Tompkins, and postponed Artillery hop due to the storm. The McNair family reports their five year old Douglas ill but improving.
The Alpha club is entertained this afternoon at the library by Mrs. Robert Gray and Mrs. C J Cunningham with a short business session to follow. Mrs Frank Gleason and Mrs J D Shingle will host the P B O sisterhood at Mrs Gleason's home this afternoon.
Swarthmore and Baltimore women credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with stopping hemorrhages and avoiding surgery during menopause and after childbirth. They praise improved health, strength, and ability to work, urging other women to use the remedy. The company invites written advice from readers.
The Art club will meet Thursday afternoon at four o'clock with Mrs. Griffin Cochran at 216 East 21st Street. Tuesday Evening 500 Club will gather Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Pitt Covert host Wednesday evening 500 club.
Miss Elizabeth Gill will receive the Mount Mellick club on Wednesday afternoon.
The Musical Club will meet Thursday evening at the library to rehearse for the April concert and the May Festival on May 31.
The piano division of the Saturday Musical Club will meet Saturday evening with Miss Celia O Boyle at 602 East 18th Street.
The Pythian sisters plan a card social at a hall tonight with refreshments. Admission is ten cents and all are welcome.
Mrs C Emery Hathaway hosted a charming daisy luncheon on Saturday in Portage. The table featured chandelier swags, yellow ribbons, yellow-tied can ches, and a large bowl of dalaios. Each guest had a grapefruit basket with a daisies centerpiece.
The Capitol Avenue theatre hosts The Spring Maid tonight as local audiences prepare for theatre. Tuesday Bridge Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. P Brewster hosting counter attractions. annual games closed with tea at five. Attendees included Miss Guilfoyle Walker Kloffer Myer from the Fort and Mesdames Abbott Gill Davie and Brewslor from town.
The Methodist Aid society meets Thursday afternoon in church parlors with Mesdames T Durbin Bainum and J W Brookhart as hostesses. The Guild of St. Mark’s serves a hot dinner Thursday at the Parish House from 5 to 7 30. Congregational ladies continue rummage sale at Remember the Place 1708 Capitol Avenue, vacant Pierce store.
Mrs R N Grace and Mrs TH A Dyer will entertain the Westminster Guild Tuesday evening at Mrs Dyer s home 2319 Warren avenue Congregational Missions The Congregational Missionary Society will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs The South Cheyenne W C T U will meet with Mrs Doak on W Ninth street Thursday afternoon our child has whooping cough to keep the cough a loose expectoration easy by giving Chamberlains Cough Remedy as may be required This remedy will also liquify the tough mucus and make it easier to expectorate It has been used successfully in many epidemics and is safe and sure For sale by all dealers Mise Mildred Waechter of Sibylee desires to express through the Leader her gratification for the aid rendered by her friends in winning the grand prize in the recent Leader Contest
Dinner served from 5:80 to 7:30 on Thursday April 25 at St Marka Parish House hosted by the Ladies Guild. A cordial invitation extended to everyone. Price of dinner is 50 cents.
Illinois women active in the suffrage movement vow a vigorous statewide campaign next year. A Chicago meeting last night saw about 600 women approve plans to educate men as a prerequisite to securing a fair test for equal suffrage.
The Sherman Co presents an auction sale at 1607 Capitol Ave. Wallpaper items and related household goods described in promotional notes with emphasis on location. Proceeding details not fully listed in readable text.
Washington April 22 The House aims to trim government waste but Senate opposition restores funds. Democrats push to end costly public buildings and cut army and D C expenses, while Senate leaders defend high spending to justify tariffs. Several Lorimer supporters face retirement or defeat in primaries amid controversy.
Elks announce a dance event on Thursday April 25 inviting all Elks and holders of invitations as published in the Want Ad medium of Wyoming. The notice emphasizes inclusion for invited guests and members.
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