Spectacular Allen tonielit Show Delights Cheyenne Crowd
A four act performance in Cheyenne features Mine Paniek a standout singer, Dusses dogs the best trained animals, Winneton two singers and a star voice, and a dainty Little Mise with stylish attire. Hugh Lloyd the famed wire artist headlines with thirty years in the spotlight, delivering daring tricks on a rope that dazzle. After Cheyenne he heads to Australia for future dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Tonielit
Cheyenne
Mine Paniek
Dusse
United
the Wintone
Godborn
Mr. Wineton
Hugh Lloyd
Lloyd
Australia
Society notes and social events listed in brief
President-elect and Mrs. Wilson will visit the White House this month as President and Mrs. Taft invite. Youth's Companion notes engage with Mrs. Burdick hosting a bridge afternoon for Mrs. Fred Burdick of Toledo. J L Rockwell signs to bring the St Paul Symphony Orchestra to Cheyenne on April 7 with three soloists. rumors of a leap year dance near December 27. Reno hosts a tea for Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Baker. Colonel and Mrs. Pickering to host a dinner tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
White House
Taft
J. L. Rockwell
Cheyenne
Great
St. Paul
Fort Russell Social Events Gather at Post
This evening at the post gymnasium the Misses Williams will entertain with a bowling party and lunch at their home. Tomorrow night they host a card party with entertainment planned for Saturday afternoon.
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Post Gymnasium
Misses Williams
Visiting List Records Holiday Travel Among Local Residents
Miss Augusta Johnston travels to Denver for a short visit. Mrs J Ross Carpenter and daughters Minnie and Rebecca depart for Los Angeles for the winter, with Mr Carpenter joining them by Christmas. Mrs W Craghead returns to Boulder after visiting Mrs R M Torrey. Mr and Mrs C L Rigden and family return from Wheatland. Mr Rigden Sr stays with them in Cheyenne for the winter. Mrs Anna M Dobbin returns soon from State Center Iowa. Miss Elizabeth Copeland arrives to visit Mrs W N Monfort and to visit relatives in Spokane. Ira B Fee and John D Clark tour Denver inspecting manual training gear for Cheyenne high school. Unusual selection imported and domestic Christmas cards. DAN S PARK & COMPANY First National Bank Undy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Johnston
Denver
Mr. Rigden
Mr. Rigden Sr
Cheyenne
Anna M. Dobbin
Churchill School
State Center
Elizabeth Copeland
Cleveland
Ohio
W. N. Monfort
Copeland
Spokane
John D. Clark
Cheyenne High School
DAN S. Park & Company
First National Bank
Undy
Trolley Car Comedy and a Seated Stranger
Two young women board a trolley car with limited seating. One greets a stranger, Mr Green, claiming fatigue and asking for a seat. He politely offers his chair and jokes about seeing Jane on a washing day, while casually asking about her mistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Jane
Chaplain Stull's Vaudeville Show At CapsTol Theatre
Chaplain George C. Stull of the 11th Infantry presents an eleven act vaudeville program on Tuesday evening December 17 at Caps tol Avenue Theatre to raise funds for a moving picture machine and chapel organ. The lineup features military and civilian performers, songs, dances, instruments, and celebrity acts from a broad cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capstol Avenue Theatre
George C. Stull
11Th Infantry
Wilhelm Tell
Rossini
Fourth Field Artillery Band
D’olutolo
Filippinius
BE. R. Wilson
Club Concert at St Marks Opens Season With Invitations
The Saturday Musical club will present its first season concert tonight at the Parish house. More than five hundred invitations have been issued and a full house is expected. The program features women's choruses, Milas Buchanan violin numbers, and a children's program at 7:30. All members and prospective new members are urged to attend, with plans including a Seraphim chorus, solos, piano pieces, and a three movement violin concerto.
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Milas Buchanan
Curlete
Alden Peabody
Martin
Clara Ahrens
Sartorio
Spauldini
Nadine Robinson
Ridderhof
Robin Redbreast
Richter
Alice Barber
Laura Duffey
Rossini
M. Palutet
Clifford Hummer
Rockwell
Rubinstein
S. Pearlstine
Saint Sweng
Andiante
Bug Expert for $1800 Draws Uncle Sam Interest
A federal civil service examination offers a position as an entomological expert with a fat salary, drawing attention to a lucrative post. The notice targets readers with official details on eligibility and application timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ster
Billy Httle
Uncle Ban
Puello
Muskrat Delicacy Captures New York Diners
Jaded gourmets in New York turn to muskrat as a trendy dish despite its unseasonal status. Monroe Yacht Club of Detroit serves about 9,000 musk rats at annual feasts, with Miles Morris detailing a whole skinned and roasted preparation served with sweet potatoes and candied sweet flag. Upstate shipments from Montezuma marshes feed New York eaters, as Syracuse clubs influence dining trends amid Entomology slang and odd job probes in Pueblo
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New York
Gothem
Miles
Hanover
Beaver Streets
Monroe Yacht Club
Detroit
Beaver
Miles Morris
Financial District
Northwest
Uupstate
Montezuma Marshes
Syracuse Sportsmen's Clubs
Monteuma
Rose Maid Tour Praised West Coast Opera Cast
The article lauds Abbey Schoeffel Gran's company led by a prima donna in The Prince of Pilsen and The Rose Maid. It highlights Edward Gallagher Harry Lester Mason Harley Knowles and a strong chorus dubbed the rosebud garden of glorious girls. The Rose Maid orchestra is led by Fred Wale and Kate Kiddles chorus, with many principals from New York joining a large touring company. The Rose Maid will be sung at Capitol Avenue by its famous New York cast.
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Werba
Luescher
Pearle Bart
Rose
Chicago
New York
Guarnarei
Henry Coote
Pilsen
Oscar Straus
Leo Stark
London Galery Theater Company
Juliette Lange
John Lange
Warsaw
Poland
Ida Auwerde
Holland
Jeanette Bagearid
Rie Bageard
Grand Opera
Abbey, Schoeffel & Gran
Saure
Allois
Edward Gallagher
Harry Lester Mason
Harley Knowles
Allee Bentley
Td Wantine
Anne Raymond
Wilmer Tentley
Metropolitan
Rosebud Garden of Glorious Girls
Rose Maid
Fred Wale
Charuing
Kate Kiddles
Leuscher
Capitol Avenue
Bible Suffragist Calls for Bible Revision in Chicago
Mrs. Laura G. Fixen, business manager of the Working Women's home, told a Woman's party audience in Chicago that a woman cannot be a conscientious Christian and a suffragist, arguing the Bible favors men and should be revised as it was written by men when women were chattels. She contends the text keeps women as subordinates and urges updating religious doctrine to reflect equal rights.
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Chicago
Laura G. Fixen
Working Women’s Home
God
Christ
Apostles
Heaven
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Bridge
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Reno
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Robinson
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Hven
Hei
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Chaplain Stull
Song Birds
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Scowles
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Turkey Birds
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Hazzan
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Abou
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Charles Bellys
J. S. Barend
Joseph Ritter
Wrong
Morrow
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Spring Maid
Mra
Sloan
Romanza
D'Ambroala
W. H. Noble
Mrs. Lugan Cahill
Mina Buchanan
Rosa He Williams
Misa Lucy Terry
Misa Lawra Littebrant
Ming Olive Berry
Mias
Ruth Mason
Marion Littebrant
Misa Trosallo Willams
Milly Berry
Misa Maurea Pickering
ST. Marks
Uncle Sam
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