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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
3
The Pythian Sisters held a card social at K P Hall Tuesday night. A large attendance enjoyed the informal gathering with high and low score prizes, music, and refreshments. card parties are held biweekly.
Mrs Julius Allenstein hosted a Tuesday afternoon Atlas party with guests including Mrs H E B Buechner Mrs Joseph Oberfelder Mrs Joseph Wasserman and Mrs Pearlstein and other friends at Five O Clock Tea Dorothy Riner hosts a 5 pm tea this afternoon Womans Relief Corp plans a card social Friday at Mrs William Myers street address A B 17th High five featured in Jewish Ladies Circle card social and dance with prizes won by several attendees dancing followed refreshments and adjourned The circle dances are growing in popularity
An advertisement by Mrs. Mary Glynner from Denver reports eczema on scalp ears and neck clearing after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. It touts dramatic skin recovery and a new complexion, inviting readers to request a free Skin Book and samples.
Mrs. Charles H. Errington hosted a bridge party for Mrs. Wilson of Georgia with pink and white decorations and prizes to Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Brewster. An elaborate tea followed with guests including Mrs. Reardan and Mrs. McNair. Lieut and Mrs McNair and son left for Denver for two weeks before their next station at Fort Sill.
Mrs. Joseph Oberfelder of Sidney Neb visits daughters Mrs Joseph Wasserman and Mrs Pearlstein in Sidney. Mrs Pearlstein returns from a week with relatives. Mrs Etchison and daughter head home from southern Kansas after winter there. Mrs Fire Covert departs for California for three months. Mrs George B Abbott spends the week in Denver. Miss Anna Forbes of Riverton returns home after visiting Mrs Pitt Covert.
The Woman’s Club held an afternoon session at the library featuring piano solos by Mrs. V. K. Hart, vocal numbers by Mr. Louie J. Reilly, and a talk by Dean Davideon on Spain’s regeneration as a world power. Ten members and a refreshment committee hosted guests including wives of visiting legislators.
The article notes the annual club card party set for February 4 at the Pariah House with an invitation to city ladies. Tuesday evening the five hundred club met with Judge and Mrs Cyrun Beard hosting a typical gathering, four tables played and supper served. Mrs Alva Witters hosted the Cot erle Art club meeting at her home with sewing and informal visiting ending with tea. Mrs John Hullett will host the club in two weeks with attendees including Mrs Herman Gnam and Mrs Leighton among others.
Local church groups announce meetings and gatherings this week. Nellie Hackman to receive Delta Alpha Society at 2014 Eddy Street. Methodist Aid to meet at 3 PM. South Cheyenne WCTU to gather at Mrs Babcock’s house. Baptist bake sale next Saturday at Johnston Grocery. St Mark’s guild hosts work meeting Friday at Parish House. Baptist Mission circle to meet Friday at Mrs Law’s 2122 Seymore Street. Win One class plans church outing for Bible study at the Post. Sunergae Musical Tea noted for St Mark’s contribution to social week.
The London stage hit A Butterfly on the Wheel, a divorce themed drama, is touring with Shu bert and Lewla Waller presenting. Peggy Admaston suspects neglect from her husband, but an innocent friendship with Roderick Collingwood escalates to a love interest as they plot a Switzerland trip with Lady Atwell and Lord El.
An old catalog style pitch touts Knowhow’s Janderine as a dandruff remover that cleanses dust and oil, improves hair shine, and allegedly stimulates new fine hair growth after weeks of use. The ad urges buying an 8 cent bottle from druggists or counter sales.
An afternoon at the Parish House Guild room featured piano solos by Mrs K Hart Julia Cohen and Nordine Robinson readings by Mrs Freynd and Mrs Hart vocal numbers by Mrs W H Gill Mrs A Smith Mise Marjorie Nash and Mr Reilly. A large crowd attended and a significant silver offertory was realized. The Baptist S S officers later held a monthly banquet and business meeting in the church parlors with a 6 59 supper followed by discussion on timely topics and school progress.
Lord Ellerdine discovers a fact and a new humorous English type in the play. The character provides many moments of humor through the delicate interplay of wit and mischief.
The traveling company receives two weeks of paid vacation and will rehearse for the show Louisiana Lou. Mr Hewentt’s pretty, clever, well dressed girls will appear here and be heard here, with all costumes and scenery new from the makers.
Lincoln, Webster and Sumner statues from Harvard Law School are moved to a cellar to make room for law books and building alterations. Officials note the move avoids disposal and invites offers to reclaim the statues.
A terse exchange questions whether a baby’s tendency to squeal proves an informer in the family. The overheard dialogue hints at suspicion and family tensions centering on loyalty and secrecy.
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