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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1912
Page
3
Consumers are urged to demand clear labels on baking powders and avoid those concealing ingredients. The notice warns that many low grade powders hide their composition and urges checking for cream of tartar. It asserts Dr Price’s baking powder is completely free from alum.
Fort Russell report notes a Monday afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. Armstrong honoring Mrs. Cole wife of Major Cole and Mrs. Baker wife of Major Baker. Pink carnations adorned the rooms with fragrance enhancing the elegant surroundings as guests were greeted by Mrs. Armstrong and the honor guests.
Mr P J Schardt president of the National Association of the Railway Mall visited the city for two days. The item highlights unusual selection of imported and domestic Christmas ecards from Dan & Park & Company at the First National Bank Building.
The narrative lists visits and departures of residents including Mr Seohardt and Mrs D Robinson of Hebron Neb. Mrs Tom Smith of Pasadena. Mrs Royal Sallabury and family from Upton Wyoming. Miss Mother Miller from Montana. university student Clara Dodds. and J C Kahl of Schuyler Neb. notes Christmas season travel and hospitalities as Cheyenne prepares for holiday festivities.
A reader gushes about the De Atlas performance week featuring Little Jimmy and an atlantic style chorus. The review praises the orchestra overture Busse’s poodles and the singing by Miss Fafack and Indy. The highlight is Hugh Lloyd’s big act amid lively dancing and act variety.
Werba and Luescher present The Rose Maid a two act light opera described as colorful, elaborate and charming with a spectacular Ostend hotel scene, lavish sets and a lively cavalry finale featuring Perle Bart Ida Von Tine Juliette Lange and a prominent New York cast including Henry Coote Edward Gallagher and Harry Lester Mason.
A reader writes about a vaudeville show with bounding wire stunts and a cast of performers. The writer praises the acts and backstage chatter, notes ticket peddler Mins Murray, and promises to return for the feature attraction in front of the theater. The letter ends with anticipation of the show and a casual farewell.
Beginning this morning at nine o'clock the twenty third reunion of the Scotish Rite Masons is set for four days of activities. A noon attended acquaintance luncheon offers members a chance to meet candidates and register at the Tiler's desk. A special Rocky Mountain Lodge of Perfection convention opens at nine and degrees are conferred with music from the consistory choir. Tuesday includes a Rose Croix chapter convention at seven followed by the fifteenth degree. Wednesday features conferrals of the sixteenth and eighteenth degrees and communications of the seventeenth. Cheyenne Council of Kadosh meets at seven with the twentieth degree at 7:30. Thursday morning begins with the twenty first degree and continues to the tenm.
At 11 o'clock the twenty-ninth degree will be conferred and at 2 pm the thirtieth degree. Thursday evening the fourth apartment will be held with special music. Friday morning at 9:90 the Wyoming consistory convenes and at 10 o'clock the thirty-first degree, then at 1:30 the thirty-second degree. A reception and dance Friday evening at the Temple invites all Masons of the fourteenth degree, including members Visitors and candidates and their ladies. Music by the consistory choir and named vocalists and organist throughout the week.
An unsolicited testimonial claims Chamberlain's Tablets greatly helped a chronic dyspeptic, attributed to W. G. Mattison of Hornellsville New York. The piece also notes infantile paralysis has appeared among Eskimos in Alaska and remarks on civilization and progress.
DAN S. PARK & COMPANY and First National Bank Ride feature in an unusual card selection. The piece notes doubt about Andre de Fouquieres succeeding in persuading readers to dress in French fashion, citing American resistance to corsets and hoop skirts with frock coats.
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