Busy social week noted in local society gatherings
Mrs EB J Dobbins hosted a clothes pin doll event with a large circle of guests. Mrs Newell Bell celebrated her birthday with music games and lunch as Mrs J H Magoon returns from Denver.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
11
Mrs EB J Dobbins hosted a clothes pin doll event with a large circle of guests. Mrs Newell Bell celebrated her birthday with music games and lunch as Mrs J H Magoon returns from Denver.
Mrs J D Gil hosted the Women’s Club weekly bridge gathering after a card-filled afternoon with a ten course. Attendees included Mrs Gullfoyle Mrs Kelffer Mrs Myer of Fort Russell and town members Mrs Brewster Mrs L G Davis Mrs Abybott Mrs Puller and Mrs Gill. The Art Club meets today at 4 pm at Mrs Luella Moore’s home. Saturday Musical Club rehearses tonight at 8 at the Elka home. G A R members invited to Carnegie Library Friday evening to meet Dexter Sapp department commander.
The Womens Missionary Society met Tuesday at Mrs John Schuneman s home with music devotionals and a program on China The group has met their apportionment and has funds in the treasury Miss Marie Jordan played piano and Miss Foreman sang A lunch followed and Mrs Jordan and Miss Marie Jordan aided with serving Present were Mesdames Wan Tills Roys Dyer Forde Keppler Carson Lannen Jordan Jenkins Burgesa Hunter Brown Black Tatt Peters Rees Miss Foreman and Mira Jordan Aid Society The note mentions upcoming events at Mrs Blues 2515 House Street Westminster Guild Cafeteria tea postponed Baptist Mission Circle tea postponed and St Marks Guild meeting Friday at 2 40 PM.
Stanhope Eccleston Blunt and Miss Jane Thompson wed at St. Mark's in Cheyenne in an evening ceremony attended by family and friends. Rev Davison officiated as Mrs. W. K. Hart played organ music, with a procession of bridesmaids and a matron of honor. The bride wore a lace trimmed white train gown with heirloom lace and diamonds, while yellow and white decor carried through to attendants' dresses. A post ceremony reception at the Thompson home followed by a wedding supper preceded the couple’s departure for Salt Lake City and then Dallas Oregon.
A Poughkeepsie worker says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her after back pain and fatigue from factory work. She claims the remedy restored her health, gained weight, and eased fears, urging other women to seek advice and try the product.
Notice to ice users in Cheyenne states a new price and plan to begin with February 2012. It contrasts manufactured artesian water ice with lake water ice and invites customers to choose the purer option from Cook Brothers Company at 16th and Capitol Ave.
Doctors nationwide report a harsh grip season causing run down health and kidney distress. Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer & Co is promoted as a remedy with claims of quick kidney and bladder relief. Free sample bottle offered by mail, with regular bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00. Cheyenne Daily Leader.
All members of Cheyenne Lodge No. 2 K of P and visiting brothers are asked to attend at the K of P hall at 1 30 p m on February 1 1912 for the funeral of our late brother I C Whipple at the Baptist church at 2 p m William B Hanna C C
Saater Pub Co advertises payment of 81.00 for first received copies of Leader issues dated January and July 1911. Mail or drop at the office to claim the reward.
The supervisors of the National Forest Preserves for Wyoming Colorado South Dakota Nebraska and Canada will gather at the Adams Hotel in Denver for a week long meeting. Twenty nine supervisors from the second district will discuss fire protection and administration of the national forest survey. Supervisor Granger of Medicine Bow will attend.
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