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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
11
The Pythian Sisters held a card social Tuesday night at K. Pythian Hall drawing a large crowd. Prizes went to high and low scorers and a program of music and refreshments followed, with socials held biweekly.
Mrs Julius Allenstein hosted a Tuesday afternoon Atlas party followed by a five o clock tea at the Plaing with guests including Mrs H EB Buechner Mrs Joseph Oberfelder Mrs Joseph Wasserman and Mrs Pearlstein Five O Clock Tea Miss Dorothy Riner plans a 5 o clock tea today The Womans Relief Corp to hold a card social Friday at Mrs William Myers home S S US Jewish Ladies Circle held a card social and dance at A V W hall with high five prizes won by Mrs Allenstein Mrs Jaco Sherman Mr Post and Dr Schein dancing concluded the event
A testimonial from 1011 details eczema on scalp ears and neck clearing after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The writer describes severe symptoms including skin peeling and eye issues, noting improvement within a short time and praising Cuticura for a new complexion. Advertising copy urges readers to request the Skin Book and free sample.
Mrs. Charles H. Errington hosted a pink and white bridge party for Mrs. Wilson of Georgia. Prizes went to Mrs Clark and Mrs Brewster. A 5 PM tea followed with guests including Mrs Wilson Reardan Armstrong Reno Frissell Baade and Brewster. Lieut and Mrs McNair and son Douglas left for Denver after visiting two weeks. Major and Mrs Baker plan a dinner tonight.
Mrs Joseph Oberfelder of Sidney Neb visits her daughters Mrs Joseph Wasserman and Mrs 8 8 Pearlstein. Pearlstein returns from a week with relatives in Sidney. Mrs Etchison wife of clerk Etchison and child head south to Kansas for winter. little cold weather noted there. Mrs Fire Covert leaves for California for three months visiting sister in Sacramento and touring southern California. Mrs George B Abbott spends week in Denver. Miss Anna Forbes of Riverton returns home after visiting aunt Mrs Pitt Covert.
A Woman's Club gathering yesterday included piano selections by Mrs. V. K. Hart, vocal numbers by Mr. Louie J. Reilly, and a talk by Dean Davideon on regeneration of Spain as a world power. Wm elahour moderated, and ten members assisted the refreshment committee.
The Tuesday Five Hundred Club met with Judge and Mrs. Cyrun Beard for a regular gathering plus supper. The Cotterle Art Club, hosted by Mrs. Alva Wittera, enjoyed sewing and informal visiting with tea at 6.00. Members and guests included Mrs. Hullett and Mrs. Witters of Sidney among others.
Local church groups announce meetings and social fundraisers. Nellie Hackman to host Delta Alpha society at 2014 Eddy street Saturday evening. Methodist Aid circle gathers 3 PM in church parlors. South Cheyenne W C T O meets 3 PM at Mrs Babcock’s home near the hose house. Baptist ladies plan bake sale next Saturday at Johnston grocery. St Mark’s guild hosts work meeting Friday afternoon at Parish House. Baptist Mission circle meets Friday at Mrs Law’s 2122 Seymore street. Win One class to attend Bible study at the Post via church gathering tonight. Sunergae Musical Tea at St Marks aids social week events.
The London and New York stage hit A Butterfly on the Wheel explores marriage strain through Peggy Admaston and Roderick Collingwood. Peggy and Collingwood engage in a seemingly innocent attachment, with Collingwood pressing his suit as the plot advances toward a Swiss trip with Lady Atwell and Lord El.
An advertisement touts Knowhoun s janderine claiming the product cleanses dust and oil, removes dandruff, and prevents hair loss. It promises visibly shinier, thicker hair within weeks, with new growth noted as healthy and downy.
A parish event in the Guild room drew an extraordinary attendance and yielded a sizable silver offering. Performances included piano by Hart Cohen and Robinson readings by Mrs Freynd and Hart and vocals by Gill and Smith with Nash. The day featured fine weather enhancing the afternoon entertainment.
A trial scene features Lord Ellerdine revealing an author unknown even to handwriting experts. The character, a new type of “silly use” Englishman, drives humor throughout the play with the mystery of authorship as a central device.
The traveling company receives a fortnight off with pay while the principal players rehearse. Mr Hewentt’s attractive and fashionable troupe will perform Louisiana Lou here, with all new costumes and scenery crafted by the makers.
Harvard Law School in Cambridge has relocated statues of Abraham Lincoln Daniel Webster and Charles Sumner to the cellar to make space for new law books and building alterations. Officials note the statues are stored rather than discarded and invite offers from anyone who wants them.
A dialogue fragment asks about family loyalty and whispers of an informer. The exchange centers on the idea of a baby showing signs of being a equealer and hints at hidden tattletales within kin.
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