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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1912
Page
11
Nine year old Master Robert Dickson enjoyed a lively party with all boy guests bringing gifts. The center of the dining room featured a nine candle frosted cake, red white carnations, and opera sticks for favors.
In church circles the Presbyterian Mission Circle and the ladies missionary society of the church will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John Schuneman. St. Mark's Guild with Mrs. William Mahoney as hostess continues in social duties.
The Guild of St Mark's organized a Friday afternoon event to complete plans for parish home entertainments on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Mrs Hart and Mrs Smith performed several musical numbers. A dainty lunch followed at five. Twenty seven ladies attended. The Congenational church mission circle met Friday afternoon with Mrs Jensen. A brief program featured Mrs Whipple reading Hindoo jem and Mrs Johnston telling Women of India. Twenty five ladies attended.
The Baptist Willing Workers meeting is postponed for one week and will now be held on Friday, February fifth (date inferred from text).
The Baptist Q O A group gathered Thursday afternoon at four o'clock with Miss Margaret Henison. The missionary program focused on India, and several members gave talks and readings. A lunch followed. Present were Miss Harbaugh guest Milverstead Bell Garrett Bright Ruth Edith Curtise Bruce Van Winkle Tyson.
At a Friday church social the Baptist Young People’s Society hosted a well planned program with piano solo, opera excerpts from Il Trovatore Martha and Cavaliera Rusticana, and vocal selections. About seventy people attended as the new games and refreshments drew praise.
The Le Brun Opera Company, four stars of world renown, will present a repertoire of songs and operatic selections at Keefe hall Tuesday evening. They travel with own scenery costumes and jewels, promising a rare privilege for fans. The Methodist ladies group meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Blau's with Mrs Simpson.
The St Mark's parish house opening on Monday features a decorated hall with flags apple blossoms and pink tulle. A five o'clock dinner runs to eight with roast turkey cold ham and mince pie. At eight a vaudeville program stars local acts including The Love of Caesar sketch and musical numbers followed by a dance.
An old home remedy claims a pint of cough syrup can be made at home for 2.60, using Pinex and sugar syrup. It promises quick relief for coughs including croup and whooping cough, with dosing every one to three hours, and asserts wide household adoption across the United States and Canada.
Police traced cocaine joints and morphine traffic to a redlight district network. Dash Spinks of 1612 Bent Street was searched after two visits uncovering three morphine bottles hidden in stocking and a tomato can, labeled Morphine Sulphate poison. She faces trial next Monday in Police Court.
The marriage of Miss James Kern and Mr. Franklin Bevans of Cheyenne Wyoming was solemnized at the bride’s sister Mrs G J Rudd home on Melrose Avenue with Rev Harry W Vincent officiating. A brief family wedding breakfast followed and the couple left for Cheyenne stopping in Chicago and Denver.
A fragment describes a Monday and Tuesday night event labeled as Mexican in tone with a focus on Spanish sports imagery. Details are unclear and no concrete names, places, or outcomes are readable.
Captain Henry I Newbold of the Fourth Artillery at Fort Russell receives a seven day extension on his leave of absence. He has been ill at Fort Leavenworth but is expected to return to Fort Russell this week.
A Virginia woman testifies to improved health after five years of change of life troubles. She recounts heavy bleeding, back pain, insomnia, and inability to work, then credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength. The ad touts the remedy as a long trusted standard for women's ills and invites confidential medical letters.
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