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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1912
Page
10
Whimsical lines by James Whitcomb Riley sit beside social notes from The Leader Society Editor Mrs L B R Tyson at 721 East Eighteenth Street. The piece mentions a brief stop in Pocatello Idaho and a visit to Montpelier on the way home.
Mr and Mrs John Brown of the Inter Ocean entertained Thursday evening. White carnations decorated the table. A pleasant evening followed after the dinner. Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs J M Newman, Mr and Mrs Morgan, Mr and Mrs John Schuneman, Mr and Mrs John L Jordan, Mr and Mrs Harry Crain, Miss Crafts, Mr Metcalf, and Mr and Mrs Brown.
The city high school basketball team defeated the Cheyenne All-star team at the gym Friday night. The game was followed by an enjoyable dance in the gym.
Mrs S 8S Stockwell hosted a Saturday Kensington gathering with needlework and visiting followed by a lengthy tea. Mr and Mrs Archie Allison returned from an eastern trip including Montreal and Niagara Falls. The Rockwells came back from Cincinnati and Chicago opera and symphony visits. Master James Hart returned to Kearney Military Academy after a home vacation with Captain V K Hart family.
The Regimental Card Club at Fort Russell enjoyed an evening at the Infantry club on Friday. Hostesses were Mrs Williams Mrs Wescott and Miss Williams. Supper served at eleven. Eight tables of bridge and one of five hundred. Mrs Reardon and Lieut McAdam posted the highest bridge scores and Mrs Lee captured honors in five hundred.
The Eleventh Infantry hosted a Saturday evening informal hop at the gymnasium. The hall boasted flag decorations and fine music on a good floor. A large cheerful crowd danced in a gay mood, with refreshments and punch served.
Mrs A E Roedel and Miss Maude Johnston entertain the Shakespeare club at Mrs Roedel's home Monday evening. The meeting features a review of six weeks' study of the Drama.
The Sunshine Society plans a social gathering at the library on Tuesday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Martha Fox and Mrs. Hoffine.
MiGay Gide will receive the Mount Malick club at her home on Wednesday afternoon. The social visit marks a scheduled gathering for residents and club members in the community.
Mrs George Walker will entertain her Five Hundred Club on Thursday afternoon at her home. The event brings together members for a social game session in a local community setting.
The Methodist ladies will hold a chicken supper in the church parlors Tuesday evening from 5 to 8 o clock. Proceeds support church activities.
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday evening at Mrs. A B Saunders home 2714 Central Avenue. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon in the church with Mrs J E Fleming hosting.
The Congregational ladies aid society met at Mrs. J. A. Riner’s home on Friday afternoon. Associate hostesses included Mesdames G. L. Strader, I. B. Bartlett, Geo Gilland, Ray Olde, and B. N. Sturdevant. Officers were elected: President Mrs. J. A. Riner, Vice President Mrs. Claude Draper, Secretary Mrs. C. C. Carlisle, Treasurer Mrs. W. W. Gleason, Executive Board Mesdames Wyman, Potter, and Black. Fifty-two ladies attended.
Presbyterian ladies aid society met Friday at Mrs. Leon Hills home for sociability with little business. A musical program by Mrs. W Briscoe and Mrs. Ed. Pierce followed by refreshments at five o clock. Mrs. Hills hosted with help from several ladies.
The great seasonal theatrical event features a noted corps of artistes with renowned talent. The production promises the same high standard and exclusive city style as the top local shows.
Multiple churches schedule morning and evening services for Sunday. St Mark's asks children to meet at 10:45 for a procession before an 11 o'clock service with a 7:15 morning communion and 7:00 evening prayer. Other churches feature sermons on topics such as The Kingdom is at Hand and How to Win Young People to Christ, evangelist meetings, and Sunday school and youth activities.
Allen Chapel at 18th and Thames announces a morning sermon at 10 45 a m followed by a class meeting at noon. The notice lists service times for the church and invites parishioners to attend the sessions.
Time of Spricka St Mary's Cathedral Capitol Ave schedules early mass vesper and sermon. First UepTin' Church Warren Ave morning and evening services with youth meeting. Kirst Congregational Nineteenth Capitol offers morning sermon and Sunday school. P B C 60 of Evening Service led by Frank L Moore pastor.
A gathering is announced at the Masonic Temple next Wednesday night January 17 to organize a notable Burns birthday celebration. Attendees listed include Peter & Co, David Milam, Alix Has Pus, Hamukel, Corren, David Nimmo, Wm Morley and others.
Wednesday events list a 40 p.m. Endeavor Meeting 7:40 p.m. Evening Preaching and Prayer Meeting led by Rev Jae in Washington pa. The text details a weekly midweek program with a preacher and a pastor.
Sunday School at 12 15 p m and preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m at Second Baptist Thames near 29th. B P U at 7 00 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 00 p m Rev P C Crutchfield pastor also Christian Science Church at 24th and Carey Avenue.
Reading 11 00 a m each Sunday Sunday School 9 15 a m Testimonial Meeting Wednesday 8 00 p m services 11 00 a m and 4 30 p m Reading room in Annex Building hours 2 30 p m to 4 30 p m daily fil daily
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