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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
11
A fragment from ACHICTY Club and Church Events edited by Mrs L R Tyson notes a discussion on sensitivity toward others. It cites Mrs William Dubos’s confinement and emphasizes choosing kindness over causing hurt. The piece references a quote about metaphysics not healing a broken heart.
New club organized in Cheyenne to study Irish folklore. Members meet at the Plains hosted by Mrs. John L. Baird with Mesdames Shviman Clark Whitaker Mayon Smith Manley Walton Johnson Baird Fowler. A winter program includes a Consistory reception and ball as a major society event closing a four day reunion.
Mrs la Fontaine entertained Saturday night for Mina Gilberta Hartwell who leaves for Pueblo Colorado to make her home. About twenty guests enjoyed dancing and games and extended good wishes to Miss Hartwell as she departs. Miss Flora Blackburn praised for Presbyterian concert success last Sunday. The quartet was joined by Mrs H A Connett and Miss Muriel Guy with violin solos. A generous offering for the choir fund was raised.
The Alpha Club meets Tuesday afternoon at the library with Mrs. Dobbing presenting the afternoon paper. The Musical Club piano section gathers tonight at Mrs. Arthur Myers home. The College Club met Saturday at Mrs. Galen A. Fox home with papers on Cubiss and Puturste. Oak Leaf Chapter Eastern Star to install officers Wednesday at Masonic Hall. Directors of Associated Charities to meet at Industrial Club this evening. Knights of Pythias dance tonight at K P hall. Capital Rebekah Lodge No 23 social and card party Thursday at Odd Fellow's hall. Refreshments served. Monday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs A J Parahall as partial repayment for past hospitality.
The Visiting Sist Mrs Myrtle Meldrum leaves this week for Denver where she will make her home. She has rented an apartment there and will ship her furniture. Miss Gertrude Thompson has returned from Laramie where she has been visiting Miss Evelyn Jensen. Ars N 8. Thomas went to Denver yesterday to join Bishop Thomas who is to confirm a large close in Bishops O Malley church in that city. Mrs Frank Johnston and Attle son were removed yesterday from the hospital to the home of Mr and Mrs J H Walton. Mrs George Gillland returned yes
A light hearted session featured an enjoyable bridge auction and entertainment for an afternoon. Attendees enjoyed refreshments as the event concluded with pleasantries and shared smiles.
Mrs Adrianna Hangerford of the Colorado W C T U arrives in Cheyenne to lead three local union meetings at the Congregational church. She plans to address the men of the new Willard union and a Wednesday prayer service features Capital speaker.
Millionaire volunteer firefighters from Tarrytown White Plains Yonkers and Riverview fought a deadly blaze in Ardsley that destroyed the barber shop center and killed four people including a wife, her son, and baby. An employee of the telephone company waved to aid in rescue, and the four Hodes were found later.
Downtown shopping prompts stop at Ohenstein's for coffee and cakes and a fifty cent chicken supper at the Presbyterian church. The State Leader promotes The Want Ad Medium of Wyoming with a Christmas shopping push and tea and cakes priced at 10 cents.
Local notices span services from watch repair to coal deliveries and barber shops. Cheyenne merchants invite readers to upcoming bazaars, chicken suppers, and Baby Week sales with listings for Ingersoll Store Co. and Myers Dry Goods Co. Also referenced are state examiner Newlin visiting, Howell from Rock Springs, and attorney P. Arnold among week events and promotions.
Cheyenne Light Power and several local merchants travel to Cody tonight. The group includes Mrs. B M Collier and other Laramie residents acting as visitors in place of Judge Mets of the Fifth District.
Town residents are invited to visit the corner of 18th and Capitol to see a real window display by the Capital Coal and Ice Co Cahill and Holliday Props Children are welcome to observe but not touch the display The company emphasizes service and value per pound via telephone 44
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt Sr. advertises for the return of a pear necklace valued at 210,000 dollars. The advertisement notes the necklace contains over 200 pearls and requests information from the public through the Leader section.
Washington December 7 The last political campaign cost the Congressional union for woman suffrage 4120 according to the organization campaign report filed with the bowls. The money was spent in Arizona California Colorado Idaho Kansas Oregon Utah and Washington. The contributions to the union aggregated 9075 featuring a 5000 contribution by Mrs H P Belmont.
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