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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
11
A busy society page details Bible class surprise for Mr. B M Bruce with gifts and refreshments, Elks and Burns events, a farewell party, a Denver horse show, and multiple club meetings. It notes patrons attending dances, dinners, and charity efforts, plus upcoming entertainments and reorganizations within Associated Charities and local clubs.
Colonel and Mrs Kerry hosted a dinner at their Fort Russell home last evening. The gathering featured beautiful appointments and was an enjoyable occasion for all guests in attendance.
Mrs James H Magoon returned to Denver after a month with her mother in Cheyenne. She attended informal card parties and dinners in her honor. Mrs B Kopp and children plan Ottawa visit. Mr and Mrs Karl Humphreys move to Portland in February. Mrs C B Miller and daughters visit Denver. Rev Mr Dumm and family visit Laramie.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the BH of R. T. meets at New Capitol hall this afternoon while the One Another club reports a busy session with Mrs. J. A. Parnell. Mrs. Bristol resigns to move to Casper. Baptist Queens of Avilon host court evening events and serve guests. Junior Union social, Presbyterian Ald society, and Congregational Mission Circle hold meetings with talks on Mormonism and bake sales. St. Mark's Guild plans a bake sale with social and refreshments. Altar and Rosary, St. Mark's Guild, and St. Agnes' Guild host gatherings with music, tea, and fundraising. The Jewish Ladies Circle, Sodality of St. Mary, and other groups plan forthcoming dances and card parties to benefit charities.
Dancing instructor Mr J D Chern of Fort D D Russell offers lessons at Eagle's hall. Classes held every Monday and Saturday nights from 7 to 9. Private lessons arranged by contacting Mr Chern at the Moffatt hotel or by phone.
A person identified as Joe Nakanob attempted to conduct a hearing for his wife on Tuesday night with the aim of obtaining a free passage to Japan. The report notes the incident could lead to deportation proceedings.
The cafeteria offers daily service from 11 30 to 2 and 5 6 at The Robinson. A short note confirms new hours and location for diners seeking lunch and early dinner.
In Pueblo Colorado Joe, married to a local woman, assaulted his wife Tuesday night. Federal officers arrested him on possible white slavery charges after bringing her from Denver for immoral purposes. A US commissioner bound him over to federal court on $2000 bond. as he is not naturalized, deportation is likely.
A fragment mentions an event titled paneling at an unspecified time and venue named Op. M. Bubscribe or The State Leader, with unclear date. The readable text provides no clear participants, location, or outcome.
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