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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
3
Kensington teas and informal parties brighten Fort Russell social life with poinsettia decor, sewing, and flowered place cards. A Kabinet of events includes a spider web party, a wedding trip to Hawaii, a bridge club fete, and an Egypt lecture by Major Reno.
W B Dinneen Ottman John Martin and Mine Kelliher led fifty or more couples at the Elks home Wednesday as guests enjoyed a fall program and extras. Refreshments included punch and water as the event stretched past midnight with spirit high. Lyceum entertainment slated for tomorrow features Alfred Bergen and the Leon Marx Trio at the Methodist church. Bergen, a returning favorite, will perform plus the Marx Trio’s numbers for a very satisfactory program.
Miss Edith Judy and Miss Clem Dennings leave for Fredericksburg Virginia and Baltimore respectively after visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Patten. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Seager depart Minneapolis for California with daughter Mrs. E B. Fee.
The Womens Clubs and Mount Mellick Club meet at Elizabeth GUI's home this afternoon to discuss charity ball organization. The hopper committee held a library meeting yesterday to transact business with Mrs. P. B. Cook chairing the efforts.
At a planning meeting for the Charity ball the decorating committee selected to arrange the event met in the hall and discussed layout and details. Members present included Meadames Cook Bullock Stone Bristol Fox Showalter and Gleason with Mrs RH A Morton and other committee members.
Baptist Willing Workers meet in the pastor's study for a postponed gathering. Congregational Aid Society to meet at Mrs. Gilland's home with a host of ladies. Presbyterian Aid hosts at 222 West 25th Street. St Marks Guild hosts at Parish House for a business meeting. St. Mark's Singers plan a Musical Tea on Wednesday Jan 15 at 4 PM with a silver offering. Methodist Missions Woman's Society meets Friday at 2 40 PM at Mrs. Roseman's home to hear a talk on China's New Day and see Miss Nash perform.
The Atlas continues strong shows as Manager Henney keeps up the standard. Kendall and Chase open with The Dutchman and the girl delivering fresh jokes and a striking make-up. The young actress’s stage presence and sweet voice elevate the act as one of the best in weeks.
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promises quick color restoration after a single nightly application. It claims to reduce dandruff, improve scalp health, and promote hair growth with a fifty cent bottle sold by druggists under a money back guarantee. A. H. Roedel is listed as agent.
Cheyenne's Ming Colara Fafek performs new songs this half week with a rendition of Follow the Street Car Tracks that drew capacity crowds last night. The Jacksons aerialist and contortionist Mr Jackson showcase difficult tricks while Miss Jackson shines in the air. Keefer and Albert present a comedy closing act with Miss Albert's bangs and singing, Mr Keefer providing further humor. The program includes pictures and music up to the usual standard.
The Barnett Dry Goods company held a four course suggestion dinner at the Robinson last night to celebrate the inventory period. Attendees included Mesdames Crew Birt and Johnson Misses James Bly Baxter Jordan Keelan and Messrs Hendershot A J Klock Jack Shenkner J A Cooper manager. The event was enjoyed by all and produced many valuable store improvement ideas.
Mr. Spencer Howle of Company D Eleventh Infantry underwent an appendicitis operation and recovering, but on a walk to the hospital fell down stairs, fracturing his left forearm. The community extends sympathy as he recuperates and hopes for a swift return.
The returned Congressman states experience in athletics and trapeze acts, but refuses to walk a barbed-wire fence barefoot to protect constituents' honesty, asserting his record is the only measure.
Sheridan Wyoming January 7 1913 J H Gillespie requests photo group shots of all Wyoming county superintendents state superintendent Mrs Rose Bird Maley and Dr Duniway president of the Wyoming University for the January Wyoming Advocate educational convention number. Send photos to Sheridan and request samples for principals or city superintendents who did not receive copies.
In a dialogue from a Yankers States man, Henry notes a hall on his coat while a partner insists the coat is theirs. They debate hair color evidence and recall a month without wearing the coat, hinting at a mistaken garment and a playful dispute.
A local shop advertises comprehensive shoe repair using top leather and guaranteed first-class workmanship at reasonable prices. The offer highlights durable feather sole techniques and a commitment to restoring footwear.
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