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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1912
Page
22
In Pocatello Idaho they stop ped for a brief visit in Montpelier on the way home. James Whitcomb Riley writes on time and patience and poverty turning to gold. Social notes address readers to contact Mrs L B Tyson, Leader society editor, for items by telephone.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of the Inter Ocean entertained Thursday evening at a delightful dinner. Red and white carnations graced the table. A pleasant evening followed as covers were laid for several couples including 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 High School basketball team defeated the Cheyenne All-star squad at the Gymnasium Friday evening. An enjoyable dance followed the game, finishing the night with a festive mood.
Mrs S Stockwell hosted a Saturday afternoon Kensington with needlework and visiting followed by a lengthy tea. Mr and Mrs Archie Allison report returning from an eastern trip to Montreal and Niagara Falls. Mr and Mrs J L Rockwell arrived home from Cincinnati and Chicago opera and symphony trips. Master James Hart returns to Kearney Military Academy after a home vacation with Captain V K Hart family and guests conclude visits with relatives and extended travel.
The Regimental Card Club enjoyed a delightful evening at the Infantry club Friday night. Hostesses were Mrs. Williams Mrs. Wescott and Miss Williams. Supper was served at eleven. Eight tables of bridge and one of five hundred played. Mrs. Reardon and Lieut. McAdam had the top bridge scores, while Mrs. Lee won honors at five hundred.
The Eleventh Infantry entertained the garrison with an informal hop Saturday evening in the gymnasium. The hall featured flags and good music on a fine floor, drawing a large merry crowd in the gayest mood. Refreshments and punch were served.
Mrs. A. E. Roedel and Miss Maude Johnston will entertain the Shakespeare club at Mrs. Roedel's home Monday evening. The meeting will review six weeks of study on the drama.
The Sunshine Society will be entertained at a social meeting at the library on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Martha Fox and Mrs. Hoffine will be the hostesses.
MiGay Gide will welcome the Mount Malick club to her home on Wednesday afternoon for a local gathering.
Miss George Walker will entertain the Five Hundred Club on Thursday afternoon at her home, inviting members to enjoy the card game and social gathering in a casual setting.
The Methodist ladies announce a chicken supper in the church parlors Tuesday from 5 to 8 PM. Proceeds support church programs and community activities. Tickets available at the church office or from members.
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday evening at 2714 Central Avenue the home of Mrs A B Saunders. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon in the church hall with Mrs J E Fleming hosting.
The Congregational ladies aid society met at Mrs. J. A. Riner’s home for annual reports. Officers elected: President Mrs. J. A. Riner, Vice President Mrs. Claude Draper, Secretary Mrs. C. C. Carlisle, Treasurer Mrs. W. W. Gleason, Executive Board Mrs. Wyman, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Black. Fifty-two ladies attended.
Presbyterian ladies aid society met at Mrs. Leon Hills home on Friday afternoon for sociability and light business. A musical program by Mrs. W. Briscoe and Mrs. Ed. B. Pierce followed. Refreshments served at five with many attendees.
The season’s big theatrical event features The Lion and the Mouse presented with renowned talent and care equal to the city’s premier productions. A corps of esteemed artistes will bring the classic to life in a high quality staging.
Local church notices outline morning and evening services at St Mark's First Congregational First Baptist Allen AME Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Children’s processions at 10:45 meet for a 11:00 service. sermons cover The Kingdom is at Hand Sehova's True Servant and The Long Walk among others. Evangelistic meetings continue at Second Baptist with topics The Joy unto the Crows and How Spendeth the Years.
Allen Chapel at 18th and Thames announces a morning sermon at 10 45 a m and a class meeting at 12 00 m. The schedule lists ongoing services and times for parish activity.
The notice lists early masses and sermons at Saint Marys Cathedral Time Of SpRiicka and Capitols area. It also shows services at First United Church and Kirst Congregational with morning sermons and Sunday School times. George Van Winkle and Frank L Moore are named pastors.
A meeting of Scotchmen and Bhotehmen will be held in the Masonic Temple next Wednesday night January 17 at o'clock to plan a celebration of the birthday of the great Scottish poet Robert Burns. Attendees include Peter and Cook, David Milam, Alix Has Pus, Hamukel, Corrn, David Nimmo, Wm Morley.
Evening program times listed include 40 p.m. preaches at 40 past hour and a prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7 40 led by Rev Jae in Washington.
The notice lists Sunday School at 12:15 p m preaching at 11:00 a m and 7 p m P B U at 7:00 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 p m Rev P C Crutchfield is pastor of the Christian Scientist Church at 24th and Carey Avenue.
Reading 11 00 a m each Sunday Sunday School 9 15 am Testimonial Meeting Wednesday at 8 00 pm Services 11 00 am and 2 30 pm to 4 30 pm daily in Annex Building Reading room hours 2 30 pm to 4 30 pm daily
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