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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1916
Page
11
Reports of dances at Parish House and Camp Kendrick with Cheyenne socialites and guests including Miss Geraldine Murray Miss Marjorie Stuart and the Kappa Sigma group. A two year old Francis Warren celebration with a mammoth fish pond and a birthday feast.
Astoria New Jersey woman attributes recovery from illness to Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound avoiding surgery. She reports two weeks of treatment restored appetite and strength enabling her to eat and walk without anesthesia. Letter from Mrs. Lud A Cone, 602 Flushing Avenue, cites testimonial for the medicine company.
Mrs Bert McGee of Granite Canyon visited Cheyenne for a few days last week. Mr George Perry of Sheridan and companions plan to travel home in a new Reo 6 after spending overnight in Cheyenne. The party includes Mrs Burker Sinclair and relatives from Eldorado Kansas as they continue to Sheridan.
The Woman's Clubs PW A Otod and F. W. A elot meet Monday afternoon with Mrs J D Clark for the regular sewason and auction bridge. Mystic Mare club hosts Thursday at Mrs C P Richardson home with pink and white decor. Tea at five in the dining room. Invited guests include Mrs William Rogers Los Angeles and Mrs James Sigier Rock Island Tillmore. Members present include Mesdames Penman Richardson Taylor Roseboom Christensen Schmidt. Mrs Beaman to host in two weeks.
The article notes a series of union services at the Presbyterian, Baptist, Congregational and Methodist churches during August. Rev. Walter G. Crozier from Lamar Colorado will preach at the morning service, and Rev. J. J. Shingler leads an evening union service.
Mrs Sampson will sing a solo at the union service this evening at the Presbyterian church.
The City Federation of the W C T U will meet Monday at 3 o clock in the Cheyenne library. All members of the three unions are urged to attend promptly. Y P B meeting notices the W C T U unit will meet at headquarters Tuesday evening.
The Baptist ladies hold a bake sale Saturday next at the Johnston grocery store with Mrs. Lewis and Miss Gertrude Dobbins in charge.
The Guild of St Mark s will convene at the Parish House on Friday afternoon for a regular meeting.
Crowded social notes list Mrs. Cox and daughter returning to Denver after a visit with Mrs. Kitchen. The Kletts rent Collenburg apartments on East Ninth, while Isaacs family plans trips to Buford and Laramie. Dinner honors Mina Goldin Davin of Junction City with several guests.
Residents including Kalber Iola Duskohi Mildred Matt Elsie and Raymond Wilman and Mr and Mrs Guy Taylor rented the Lareen Howe on Final Tooth Street. Mrs Williams of St Joseph hosted guests. Martha Momm leaves for Colorado Springs while Harry McCloud visits relatives. Anna Gordon W C T I met at Mrs Henry Brandon's home followed by a social hour with refreshments.
New York reports that American buyers in Paris visited San Sebastian for the Grand Prix early in July and brought back vibrant color inspirations. European color bursts arrive in U S shop windows with primary hues and two color dress schemes, featuring violet moire and gray tulle hats.
Mrs. A. C. Breach and her son Earl travel to Scotts Bluff Nebraska for a two weeks visit with Mrs. Edward Cody, sister of Mrs. Breach. The trip is tied to insurance and housing matters managed by Mark Chapman.
Ben F Swisher specializes in o and optical services at 215 West A. The short notice lists him as an optician with focus on eyewear fitting and repairs. Contact details are not provided.
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