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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1914
Page
3
Readable items show Wyoming club members in California, a baptism of Enid Estelle Wilcox, charity card parties, and church holiday events. Social rounds include hostess Mrs. Witedx, guests from Sheridan and Hudson, and upcoming concerts and Christmas plans.
The Girlie’s Friendly Society and the Salvation Army join for a community tree drive and a short religious drama at the Methodist Episcopal church. Local committees organize final arrangements, with young performers listed and a program of songs, stereoptican views, and a Sunday school pageant. Christmas programs will follow at area schools next Friday afternoon.
Mrs W A Wyman will leave for Santa Barbara to seek health improvement for months. Mr and Mrs G Hopkins spent last week in Denver. Miss I M Coates of New York arrives in Cheyenne to visit sister Mrs Richard H Scot. Mrs Henry Sweet and children of Greeley guests at the Scott home. Mrs W R Sutton arrives from Santa Anna to spend holidays with daughter Mrs Leane Snow. Miss Marjorie Whippie returns Friday from Colorado Springs for holidays with parents. Miss Maurine Carlove and Miss Geraldine Murray return Saturday to enjoy Christmas with family. Mrs J H Magoon comes from Denver to spend holidays with her mother Emma J Dobbin a.
The Keights and Ladies of Security host a social card party this evening at Odd Fellows Hall inviting the public and friends. Chapter C PLEB and Mrs C McEnirlie entertain the Ladies of Chapter C PEO Sisterhood this afternoon while Dr J J SIngler reads a paper for Mrs J A Riter in California. Auction Bridge Club meets tonight with Mr and Mrs J A Bartlett. The Woman's Club gathers Wednesday afternoon at the library for Anthony Trollope Place in Literature. The Coterie Art Club plans a Thursday Christmas party at Mrs Walter McCain's home for children.
Mrs. A. Christenson will receive the Mystic Mave chub Thursday afternoon, according to local notices.
Gentian club plans a Thursday afternoon meeting with Mrs Prank Breach. Members are advised to attend and discuss upcoming events.
The Mount Mellick club was entertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Paul Bailey with fewer attendees than usual. A pleasant season of sewing and visiting ended with tea. The Minos Sundisom were invited guests. Mrs. Charles Bailey will host the next meeting, time to be announced.
Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at the home of Mrs. F. P. H. Vaughan on Saturday afternoon for an informal meeting.
The fragmentary notes mention Pink carna tows and a pleasant bimonthly gathering with a short buetiem peneion followed by a formal program. Hosts Meadaniee Vauehan, J. T. Graham, and Mira Mate Hawes served tea after the program, and the event ended with a delightful visit.
The postponed meeting of the Mpha took place Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr Cyirley with three interiors and attendance. Mrs Fy Dobe King read a paper on American history and the afternoon was devoted to needlework and visiting. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be on the twelfth.
The Baptist Missionary society meets Wednesday at 3 PM in the church parlors with listed officers. Baptist Brotherhood holds an evening meeting, while young women from the Western District and other groups plan church parlor activities. Altar and Rosary Society gathers Thursday at Knights hall for social, and Frances Willard W T U meets at Mrs. Archie Allison's home this afternoon. Guild of St. Mark's convenes Friday for informal reports, with plans for next Friday's tea at the Woman's Exchange. Fresh Ranch eyes breakfast at Manevalas daily.
The text notes Winston Churchill, half American, marking his fortieth birthday as Allied defense leadership under the Admiralty in World War II. It mentions mixed criticism of his wartime management, citing Belgium and Antwerp as contested elements, while highlighting Lord Kitchener’s higher regard for Britain’s strategic moves in Brussels.
Berlin The Hague December 14 The Socialist member Karl Liebknecht faced censure in the Reichstag after voting against war credits The party executive committee now weighs disciplinary measures noting Liebknecht was the sole dissenting vote in the chamber against the war loan
Jewish Circle hosts a card party and apron sale this Wednesday afternoon at Der, 1ath, K. t', ball. Funds support circle activities and community programs.
Skagway Alaska reports a night fire that wiped out Moores wharf and most warehouse buildings leaving bunkers and chuiea intact. The insured value is listed at 210000 with PBI coverage of 710000. A local note mentions a nonsensical game Blowing Hubbles and soap bubble activities with glycerine.
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