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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
3
The article lauds women's wartime role focusing on enlarging food supply, waste elimination, and public health. It urges supervised backyard, boys and girls gardens, and community plots, with tips on saving food, clothing, and materials. Also notes social events like a Youth's Companion tea and upcoming bridge parties.
A Louisville reader recalls four years of female troubles headaches and nervousness. She describes sleeplessness faintness and a drab daily life until she found relief, implying a doctor suggested surgery she avoided. A social column tone hints at personal sharing and remedy seeking.
Mrs. Edgar A. Meyer will preside at a luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs. W. M. Jeffers of Omaha. Mrs. C. L. Beatty hosts an informal bridge tea Friday afternoon with players for two tables to compliment Mrs. Jeffers, Mrs. Seeberger and Mrs. Schipfer.
Mrs Seeberger of North Platte and Mrs Schipfer of Slourney hosted a Plains dinner party this week. The large round table featured pink and white carnations and ferns as a center piece with dainty floral place cards. Covers were laid for fourteen as guests enjoyed quiet conversation and music by the Ferris trio.
Mr and Mrs R K Snyder recently arrived from Denver and were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Gerald Walker as they settle in Cheyenne. Miss Susie Smoke daughter of Major O A Smoke Fort Russell commandant and Mrs Smoke will be guest of honor at a shower tea Tuesday afternoon. June 5 given by Mrs Edgar A Meyer.
Miss Ruth Griffin celebrated her sweet sixteen with an informal theatre party on Wednesday afternoon. Her mother chaperoned guests to the New Atlas and Sands provided refreshments to end the day.
A famous physician writes a prescription to remove freckles and improve complexion. The treatment uses ethine sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails. Early applications promise noticeable results including lighter freckles vanishing.
Cheyenne readers learn Miss Edythe Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs George Walker of Denver formerly Cheyenne will graduate from East Denver High School on June 3. The St Johns hospital training school nurses hold their commencement at Carnegie library auditorium with Rev Brace delivering the address and diplomas presented by Dr W A Wyman.
Thirty five ladies attended Thursday afternoon in the church parlors for a mystery covered dish party. Mrs Enoa Lavellin presided as business was settled then a social hour followed with a 6 o'clock supper. Tables were set with sev ered dishes whose covers were removed to reveal the menu and savory meals.
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