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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1916
Page
11
Washington's Birthday observances inspire speeches at the Club and Church events. Gov. John B. Kendrick plans an at home visit as lawyers dine with the governor and Mrs. Kendrick. Mrs. Whittaker hosts a reception for about fifty, decorated with tulips and ferns, while Leap Year Ball plans promise an elegant Plains host event.
Miss Derma Minkell hosted by Frank Sparing in Cheyenne from Saturday to Sunday. Mrs C W Hiner spent the weekend in Colorado Springs with her daughter Miss Willabeth Hiner, a Colorado College student. Ludlin Quinty visited Cheyenne last week and returned to Denver, where her daughter Maxine attends school.
The Alpha club meets in the storary thin afternoon while the Women's Relief Corps social at Mrs. Emma Hansel fort rus sell is planned for this afternoon. Attendees ride the two twenty streetcar and a silver offering will be taken. The Past Chiefs association of the Pythian Sisters hosts a card social at K of P hall tonight. The Sons of the American Revolution hold their annual meeting at Mr. A M Doane's home with papers by Mr. W E Chaplin and Rev. W E D Grey. Past Noble Grands meet Wednesday at Mrs. Jameshranagan’s 416 East Nineteenth Street. The Monday Bridge club was hosted by Mrs. W E Mullen with six members and two substitutes. high score by Mrs. William Dubois and tea to finish.
Joseph M. Carey and guest Miga Arabella Scott anticipate a Wednesday visit to Careyhurst, planning to spend time with local residents and enjoy the community gathering.
The Cheyenne W C T U will meet this afternoon with Mrs Voight at 314 Warren Avenue led by Mr D R K Kinport. The Altar and Rosary Society of St Marys will meet Thursday afternoon in KC hall with hostesses Meadowes Joseph Ottman I W Burke and Carlson. Methodist Aid Society members Mrs Ira B Fee and Mrs W D P Seaman will entertain Thursday afternoon at a later time.
An old time remedy for gray or faded hair uses Wyeths Bage and Sulphur Compound sold about 60 cents a bottle. Apply to the scalp with a comb or brush. it darkens hair after a few applications and leaves a natural shine.
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