Musicale at Bishopstowe Honors Visiting Clergymen
Last night Bishopstowe hosted a musicale for visiting clergymen and wives attending the Ogilvie conference at St. Mark's. Bishop and Mrs W B Thomas presided with an informal reception and a strong program featuring piano, violin, and vocal solos by local artists, followed by refreshments. The gathering included about sixty clergy and their ladies, vestry members and guests. illness and travel notes about Mrs J A Paine and the Sheahan family are reported.
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Bishopstowe
Thomas
Ogilvie
St. Mark's
August Durand
Hart
aArthur Forte
W. H. Gill
Whale—Massent
Cheyenne
Miss Lucile Nunn Weds W L Pugh In Jones La
Mrs Harris sister Lucile Nunn was married to W L Pugh in Jones Louisiana on January 11 at the bride’s home with Mrs Harris as matron of honor. The couple visited Cheyenne and made many friends. their return from Louisiana was welcomed by Mrs Clarence Harris and Lucie Jane.
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Clarence, Harris
Lucie Jane
Louisiana
Mrs. Pugh
Cheyenne
Carpe Diem Club Hosts Delightful Evening
Miss Anna Guehee entertained the Carpe Diem club with pretty pink and white carnation decor on Wednesday night. After card games, a delicious supper followed by an impromptu musical program, with invited guests Mrs. James Cooper and Misses Nan Bresnahen and Emma Hoffman. Club members present included Mrs. Holliday, Mrs. Coffman, Misses Wenger Martin Nell Martin Brennan Sullivan Bergersen Griffin and Brown. Gen Fisher Circle Ladies of the G A R meet this evening at Mrs F A M Stuart's home, 620 E 18th St.
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Anna Guehee
James Cooper
Nan Bresnahen
Emma Hoffman
Holliday
Coffman
Wenger
Martin
Nell Martin
Brennan
Sullivan
Bergersen
Griffin
Brown
Pleasant 500 Club Afternoon Entertainment Details
Mrs George Walker hosted a five hundred club gathering yesterday afternoon with card games and luncheon. Substitutes Mrs Charie Ghuhous and Mrs Meyer Frank joined fifteen players, ten regular members participated.
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George Walker
Five Hundred
Charie Ghuhous
Meyer Frank
Church Circles Hear Talks at Mission and Guild Meetings
The text records multiple church circle events including the Baptism Mission Circle meeting at Mrs. Newell Bell’s home on Bent Street and a Guild gathering at Mrs. Davidson’s residence on EB 17th Street. It also notes Westminster Guild planning a Cafeteria Tea in February and various social gatherings hosted by Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Fleming, and others with details on attendees and arrangements.
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Newell Bell
Bent Street
Bell
A. F. Saunders
Westminster Guild
Mise Haynes
Arly
Hilla
Agnew
Bunce
Morton
Shutes
Beck
Kinnear
Stoddard
Pierce
Misses Dobbyns
Rees
Jenkins
Rozelle
Stine
Dobbyns
Myers
Hingston
Haynes
Heath
Schofeldt
Old Spanish Swindle Returns to Trick Frank Reeves
A renewed version of the old prison fortune swindle targets Frank Reeves northwest of the city. A letter from a supposed prisoner claims a $250,000 fortune awaiting release and asks Reeves to send $250 to a New York City address to secure papers in another location. Reeves ignores the appeal.
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Frank Reeves
Reeves
New York City
Privon
Roeves
The Lion and the Mouse Play Promises American Focus
A Great American Play titled The Lion and the Mouse is described as strictly American in subject and author, emphasizing its fully American creation. The ecogen iie notes the play will strongly interest audiences in America.
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America
Stage Beauty Tells Secrets of Youths
Theatre review notes Jane Clayton’s youthful appearance and beauty routine. She attributes her complexion to a lotion made from dissolving magazine packaging in witch hazel plus daily dry shampooing using corn meal. The article praises her healthful grooming as she travels 48 weeks a year and performs.
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Theatre Review
The
Jane Clayton
Soldiers Sweep Prizes at Denver Horse Show
In Denver a great horse show sees Fort Russell cavalry officers dominate the Neht hunters class. Lieutenants W F Chapin Emil Engle W C Nicholson and G W McClelland take the first four prizes as the Army team, with their colored band, attract spectators and earn applause each ring entry.
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Denver
United States Army
Fort Riscell
Harvey Weed
Ft. Russell
Wyoming
WF. K. Chapin
Emil Engle
W. C. Nicholson
Notion to Creditors in Cheyenne Millinery Sale
Adah Bryan notifies creditors of selling her millinery business to Miss Pauline Sellhorn and leaving Cheyenne in about thirty days. Anyone indebted should call at the store, 320 West Seventeenth, to settle claims.
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Pauline Sellhorn
Cheyenne
West Seventeenth
Gettle
Minesva.C.A.C. clash at Keefe Hall Friday
A basketball game at Keefe Hall features School of Minesva.C.A.C. on Friday. The chatter hints at a regular season matchup with possible local interest and ad inserts from The State Leader.
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School of Mines Vs
A. C
Keefe Hall
School of Minesva
Pocket Calendar Ad Promises Colorful Decorative Features
An advertisement touts a pocket calendar with essential features and attractive decor. It highlights color pictures aligned to Diamens, linking the object to advertising. The Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank is noted as an original advertiver in the party, urging readers to call downtown for a calendar.
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Wyoming Trust and Savings
Calendar Gift From Bank 1912 Free Calendar Offer
A local bank has issued a small calendar for 1912 and will give copies to customers who call and request one. The calendar measures a compact size suitable for a desk or pocket.
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Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. Paine
Grippe
Georgia Sheahan
Edward
Maym Sheahan
Shreveport
Ed. Sheahan
KR. Tyson
East Eighteenth Street
Carpe Diem Club
Cnurch
Bon Shoe
South, Congregational Church
Methodist Aid
Fort Russell
Dyer
Cassine M. Dowell
Cptain
Mia
Clark
Mee McAdam
van Horn
Reeltental Card Club
Infantry Club
Mésdames Williamson, Sloan and
Hontesnen
John P. McAilani
the Post
Mesdames Willams
Sloan
Dowel
Reardon
Black
Williamson
Palmer
Barangell
Kemper
Wescott
Myer
Holley
Deavis
Miss Corn
Muh
Ladd
Adah Bryan
Capitol Avenue Theatr
Charles Klein
Franklin Gale
Anna Jeffries
Raymond Whitaker
Richard Brewster
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Tommy
France
Orchestra Music Children
Ory
Dortha Matson
Georgia Clark
Peter Thompson
Caracal
Wolf
Toney
Hal Price
Misses’ and Girls’ Union
Alsta
Alzes
Vernie Clark
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