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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1916
Page
3
Washington's Birthday events and society notices highlight a busy scene at the governor's mansion. Lawyers dine with the Ken dricks, Mrs Whittaker hosts a reception for about fifty guests, and Leap Year Ball plans underscore Cheyenne society. Musical Club and other gatherings mark a festive week.
Mins Derna Miskell traveled to Cheyenne to visit friends from Saturday to Sunday, en route to her home in Boise Idaho from a buying trip east. C W Riner spent weekend in Colorado Springs with daughter Elizabeth, a student there. Mrs Lochin Quinty visited Cheyenne last week and returned to Denver with her daughter Maxine attending school in Denver.
The Alpha cub meets this afternoon for regular session. Mrs. Carey and Miss Beatt plan a Wednesday trip to Careyhurst for W. It. Card Party. Mrs. Hanseh hosts the Women’s Relief Corps social at her Fort Ruswell home. Attendees should take the two twenty streetcar. a silver offering will be taken. Past Chiefs card social at K P hall invites all. Sons of the American Revolution hold annual meeting at Mr Doane’s with papers by W F Chaplin and Rev Grey. Past Noble Grands to meet at Mrs Branagan’s home. Monday Bridge Club at Mrs Mullen’s with six members and five substitutes. high score by Mrs Dubois. Tea following play.
The Cheyenne W C T U convenes this afternoon at 219 Warren avenue with Mrs Voight and Mrs D R Kinport leading. The Altar and Rosary Society of St Marys meets Thursday afternoon in KC hall hosted by Mesdames Ottman Burke Carlson. The Methodist Aid Society hosts Thursday afternoon at relations of Mrs Ira B Fee and Mrs W P Seaman.
A vintage remedy for gray hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur, marketed as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. The ready-to-use product sells for about 60 cents a bottle and claimedly darkens hair, adds a soft luster, and helps prevent dandruff and itching.
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