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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
16
A women’s auction bridge club forms to meet biweekly at members homes. Dues fund salad works, with end prizes replaced by forks. Mrs. Jeffers hosts the first meeting, others listed. The charity ball committee reports plans, garden of the gods decor, and ticket sales progress.
The International Bible Students' association hosts a Sunday lecture at 3 o clock in the library auditorium on The Purchased Possession. Baptist Junior Union holds an afternoon social 2 to 4 30 in church parlors. Queens of Avilon banquet at 5 80 in Congregational church parlors. Bake sale by Guild of St Mark's in Parish House 2 pm with Mrs Barber Mrs Kent Mrs Fuscher and Mrs Gleason hosting refreshments and social hour. Town ladies and visitors welcome.
St Mark's Guild hosts a bake sale of home cooked food and social tea at the Parish House this Saturday from 2 to 5 PM. The public and visiting Indies are invited.
The New York press notes a new tea dance called the 4 to 6, popularized by Reisen weber in Paris and introduced at Roisenweber's salon. Fashionable attendees including Mrs. Jo Craig Havemeyer and Theodore Bingham observe the shift from turkey trot to the tea infused modern dance.
A study by Clarence Arthur Perry for the Sage foundation notes 338 schools in 101 U S cities served as social centers last season with 44 centers run by paid staff. New York led with 48 centers, Chicago 16, and cities like Philadelphia Boston Columbus Detroit Jersey City Louisville Rochester and Trenton also listed. Centers varied in length from five to six weeks to the full term, defined as one or more fixed nights weekly for at least 12 weeks yearly. The report also covers schools as venues for political meetings in Cleveland Jersey City New York Chicago Milwaukee and Worcester, plus schools acting as polling places in Los Angeles.
The city discusses adopting schools as polling places to save a large share of the annual one hundred thousand dollars spent on rentals. Reports cite possible adoption in Boston Massachusetts Berkeley California Grand Rapids Michigan Madison Wisconsin and Salt Lake City Utah.
Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa describes two years of rheumatism pain and inability to reach his mouth. He credits Chamberlain's Liniment used over two months with curing his rheumatism, and says he has not suffered since. Available for sale by all druggists.
National Audubon Society leaders backed by farmers and sportsmen urged Congress to apply a prohibitive tariff on egret feathers at Schedule II hearings. The push seeks to curb millinery importation blamed for feather hunting and bird extinction, with support from women's clubs and conservation groups nationwide. Subscriptions to the Daily and Weekly State Leader are rising as the campaign builds.
A brief notice announces daily cafeteria meals from 11:30 to 2 with unclear pricing and a reference to The Robinson. The fragment suggests a dining facility item within a local listing or notice.
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