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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
8
Ladies forming a auction bridge club to meet biweekly at members homes. Funds from dues buy salad works, with end of series forks payable as prizes. Members listed include Mrs. Jeffers Carley Partlett Hopkins Gray Clurtin Newlin and Rigdon.
The International Bible Students association presents a free Sunday lecture in the library auditorium at 3 o clock on The Purchased Possession. The Baptist Junior Union hosts a social in church parlors this afternoon from 2 to 4 30. The Queens of Avilon join a Congregational QOA Banquet at 5 80 this evening in the church parlors. The Guild of St. Mark s bakes sale begins at 2 this afternoon in the Parish House guild room hosted by Mrs Barber Mrs Kent Mrs Fuel scher and Mrs Gleason with refreshments and an informal social hour for town ladies and visitors.
St. Mark's Guild hosts a bake sale and home cooked food tea this Saturday from 2 to 5 at the Parish House. The public and visiting Indies are invited to attend for social time and treats.
The article describes the new tea dance called the “4 to 6” popularized by Reisen weber in Paris and now engaging Gotham society at Roisenweber's Salon Washington. Fashionable women learn the tango and one step while enjoying tea with notable early adopters listed.
A Sage Foundation report by Clarence Arthur Perry shows 338 schools in 101 U S cities served as social centers last season with 44 centers run by paid staff. Cities like New York and Chicago led usage while others such as Cleveland Jersey City and Milwaukee hosted political meetings and even polling places.
Across cities including Boston Massachusetts Berkeley California Long Beach California Grand Rapids Michigan Madison Wisconsin Salt Lake City Utah parties push keeping polling at schools to save a large portion of the annual rental outlay of about one hundred thousand dollars.
A Mapleton Iowa resident Lee L Chapman recounts two years of rheumatism preventing him from bringing his right hand to his mouth. He credits Chamberlains Liniment, used five years ago, with curing the condition in two months and he has not suffered since. Sold by all druggists.
National Audubon Society leaders backed by farmers and clubs urge Congress to impose a prohibitive tariff on egret feathers. They argue plumes threaten bird life across states and hurt agriculture, calling for a nationwide ban and international cooperation to protect the species.
A brief notice lists daily cafeteria service from 11 30 a m to 2 p m and includes a cryptic line The Robinson with a price hint of 0 cents.
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