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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1912
Page
3
Local store advertises an after supper sale Saturday from 7 to 10 o clock featuring 25 to 64 inch textiles. Highlights include figural flaxens at 25¢ and Damask linen at $1.95 per yard, plus jackets, cloths and embroideries with prices slashed from last season.
Pilatie discussed for the year’s work followed by hostess proceedings of the Altar and Rosary Society with sewing, visiting, and a lunch for over fifty attendees. Congregational Mission Circle held monthly meeting at Mrs. Potter’s with devotional and singing. May Day plans and a big dance announced at Fagles Hall for tonight.
The pattern is offered in six sizes with bust measures 2, 34, 96, 38, 40 and 42 inches. It requires 334 yards of 27 inch material for the 6 inch size. See illustration pattern on receipt of 10e in silver or stamps sent to any address.
Mrs. Charles Buechner and daughter Helen visit Wheatland friends and plan Colorado and Cheyenne trips while John D. Wright Jr. shows improving health. Denver trip for Mrs. Frank Johnston and others, Lena Brooks guests, and a Jolly Party hosted by Master James Fitz with Delia Hilliard and Dudley Buck winning, Barbara Bow and LeRoy Snow as consolation.
Miss Kimball will entertain at a dinner this evening and the entire party will attend the artillery hop afterward.
Fashion pattern 8850 A describes a cross front V neck blouse with a lace or contrasting tucker. Suitable materials include satin messaline marquisette net or lace with six sizes from 32 to 42 bust inches. Yardage requirements shown for 46 inch blouse and 27 inch tucker.
Captain and Mrs Kenzie Walker entertained guests including Colonel and Mrs Guilfoyle Captain and Mrs Mitchell Captain and Mrs Cowin Mrs Kieffer and Captain Battle. Wednesday Evening Bridge featured three tables with supper after games hosted by Captain and Mrs Westcott.
Last day of rummage sale offers items at your own price with a gift with each purchase. Wall paper and plate rails featured. The Sherman Co Auction Sale at 1607 Capitol Ave.
Pattern offered by Farmer & Ranchi Cheyenne Cheyenne Wyo 8N70 A simple model for boy’s store. The blouse features a sailor collar worn over a shield with fullness at the wrist in tucked sleeves. Knickers cut to standard sizes 2 4 and 6 years require 18 yards of 44 inch fabric for 4 year size. Pattern ships prepaid for 1 cent in silver or stamps.
A 4 size girls yoke dress pattern shows blue henrietta and brown plaid options with gathered skirt and velvet trim. It requires 12 yards of 44 inch fabric for size 12 and pattern illustrations include a brown or green yoke. Also details a damask style ladies gown pattern with various fabrics and trimming options.
A brief instruction states that a recipient can be reached at any address by mailing a 10 cent reply. The note implies a simple correspondence fee and postage deal tied to a prior contact.
A sewing pattern for a bib apron with full skirt designed for studio or kitchen use. It covers the back to the belt and comes in small, medium, and large sizes. Material options include gingham, chambres, lawn, or alpaca, with medium size needing 1 h-4 yards of 36 inch fabric. Pattern mailed on receipt of payment.
The artillery hop will take place this evening at the gymnasium and is expected to be one of the most enjoyable events of the season.
Members of Company D Eleventh Infantry honor Lieut Brunzell and his wife with a silver tea service and cut glass bowl as a farewell gesture. Army rules ban gifts between men and officers, but the unit found a suitable workaround. The lieutenant and his charming wife were visibly moved by the gesture.
Mrs Charles Be Morton entertained Friday afternoon with bridge and five hundred at four tables. Red carnations and yellow snapdragons filled the rooms as guests dined on a sumptuous tea at five. Mesdames Reno Westcott Black Tompkins Kemper Bundy Kieffer Kitts Myer McCullough Brunzell Cowin Mitchell Stull Van Horn Baragncki Williams Lawrence Holley Stodder Armstrong and Miss Fernandes Davis Williams attended. Minn Blackstadt of St Louis will visit Captain and Mrs Morton starting Sunday.
The Saturday Musical club piano division will meet at Miss Ceila O Boyle's home this evening. The program includes musical numbers, current events and papers with refreshments served afterward.
The Saturday Musical club schedules its next concert for May 3 at the Parish House. An unusually fine program by Wis Ween opens with the juvenile division, an important organizational factor for the event.
D1TR A stylish skirt model features eight gores with plaited inserts in high or normal waistline. The graceful pattern fits all dress goods and sizes 22 to 30 inches waist, requiring six yards of 86 inch material for 24 inch size. Pattern of illustration mailed in silver or stamps.
The Swedish Baptist Mission Circle met Thursday evening with Mrs. O Berg. Rev Petersen of Greeley spoke and several attendees sang with guitar accompaniment. Refreshments were served to the thirty two present. This was the third meeting of the society, which meets monthly. May meeting host is Mrs. Rudeen.
The article touts the remedy’s merits with testimonials from cured individuals and incense in salee, urging parents to try it for children’s coughs or colds. It states it is available through dealers.
Advertisement outlines two dress patterns for women and misses. One gown features a brown Henrietta fabric with green velvet trim and a sailor collar, offered in six sizes with yardage for the 86 inch size and mail order pattern on receipt of 100 silver or stamps. The second pattern, a stylish gown for misses and small women, highlights a decorative yoke facing and cuffs, suited for all dress fabrics, in six sizes with required fabric yardage for the 16 year size.
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