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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
3
Society notes describe the Woman's Club as a caring gathering, Mrs Ellis Logan hosting a birthday party for Erma Neoley at the Robinson, Elks Dance at the Elks Home with White's orchestra, and satirical verse about afternoon tea customs. A rich widow is noted in passing.
Miss Pern Jones spent Thanksgiving with her family in Bridgeport Nebraska before returning to Cheyenne to resume business college studies. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Atherly and Everett came from Fort Collins with sister-in-law Mrs. Prendergast staying this week. Mrs. F. M. Johnston and baby visit Cheyenne from Chugwater at sister Mrs. J. H. Walton’s home.
The Woman's Club of the R M A met at Mrs A J Miller's home with 16 attending. President Mrs H L Bump led business. communications from Help One Another urged city cleanup, garbage separation and district recycling. Donations sought for Miss Allie Jewell's foster program as Christmas seals planned for disposal. Children spoke pieces. Arline Larsen, Zeta Miller, Eleanor McGuire and Arthur Miller performed, showcasing young talents.
A festive program featured two piano duets by Mrs Morton and Mrs Hinrichs and a playful basket raid where children grabbed candy parcels from a green paper basket, each prize delighting the youngsters. Guests included Mrs Dave Smith and Mrs Prendergast among others. clubs met for bridge, college, art, music and social events throughout the day.
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a safe flush for sluggish kidneys and bladder issues. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast will restore kidney activity and ease ailments, citing acid from grapes and lemons as harmless, with low cost and pleasant effervescence.
A social calendar of church activities outlines a special Women's Auxiliary meeting at St. Mark's Parish House Friday at 2 40 p m urgent attendance requested. Various societies plan bazaars and socials this afternoon and evening with menus and gift displays at parish halls and the Industrial club. The Congregational Missionary Society, Catholic ladies bazaar, and Presbyterian ladies are all preparing events. The Sunday school banquet discusses Christmas plans and the departure of Mr and Mrs George S Banta with gifts. A box social for Baptist and Methodist churches is scheduled Friday evening, and A B E Koedel advertises Christmas seals and supplies.
A teacher asks students to describe a caterpillar and a young pupil replies “An upholstered worm” in a classroom moment captured in a reader's sketch from Harper's Magazine.
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