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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1912
Page
11
A visitor returns eastward with Miss Jones not Emily Jones. After a brief stay with Mrs. Carey the young women travel on to the ranch. Miss Abbie E. Roys and her mother depart Monday for Setes Park to spend the summer in a mountain cottage.
Mrs Edgar Z Steever entertained informally last night for Miss Dyer a city teacher who leaves Monday for Berkley Cal. Eight guests enjoyed needlework conversation and a dainty lunch. Miss Frances Davis and Miss Mimfly Jones arrive Monday from Philadelphia to stay with Mrs J M Carey, Miss Davis is daughter of Hon H Winter Davis a ranch man of Sussex on the Powder river.
Miss Florence Mott, a leading June bride candidate, was the guest of honor at a Saturday afternoon party hosted by Mrs. George Gilland, Mrs. Galen A. Fox, and Mrs. Bruce Jones at Mrs. Gilland’s home. Lilacs bloomed in warm weather, and flowers filled the rooms while guests enjoyed a central floral display and mingled during the luncheon, following introductions by the hostesses.
The Private capital held its first public graduating exercises for nurses Friday evening in a full auditorium. Graduates Mistea Jettile G House Anna M. Rouse Mabel Ross and Danny Underwood received diplomas as musical numbers and a hospital work review by Dr. G P Johnston aired. Reverend Davidson opened with prayer and Governor Carey delivered the evening address praising the graduates and nursing as a noble calling.
A Union Service at First Congregational Church Sunday evening will feature Dr. Rahls of the Methodist Mission speaking on The Men and Religion Movement. Rahls attended the movement’s closing in New York City. Services begin at 8:00 p m with related notices for Calvary Baptist and other church events.
An ad claims a facial cure using ethine from a Cheyenne druggist that promises night application will fade freckles by morning and remove Mehtones. The pitch urges action before summer to prevent spots on the complexion, with a money back guarantee tied to a long title on science and mesmerism.
Sunday school convenes at 10 A M and all are invited to attend services and visit the reading room open daily 2 30 to 4 30 P M except Sunday. Room 7 Annex Building. Sunday evening service at 7 P M.
Multiple congregations publish a dense schedule of sermons Sunday school and evening services. Rev P C Crutchfield at 2008 O Neil St Presbyterian leads with Christ and His Church, Matt 16 15. First Congregational covers The Christ in Virtues and The Sermon on the Mount. St Mark's Episcopal and Trinity Suny announce Holy Communion and morning worship with varied readings. Institute of Social Service hosts Women’s Needs in Industry.
Evening service at 7 40 PM with sermon on Seekers of religion and The Message of the Wind. All are invited. Rev Geo Davidson, Rector, residence 719 E 17th Street, telephone 126.
Sunday school at 10 am with preaching at 11 am. Epworth League at 7 pm led by Miss Edna Jengen on abstinence. Children's day baptisms planned in morning. 4 pm Dr E B Rawls to preach. Tuesday June 4 official board meeting. Holiness meeting 11 am and 3 pm Salvation Army lecture by Mrs Chesham at First M E Church Thames Street. Dover Baptist church holds 12:40 pm Sunday School and 8 pm service with Rev Lillard. prayer Wednesday. All are welcome.
Scalp treatments and manicuring services advertised for Mrs Ligter’s Beauty Parlors located at 411 West 19th Street. Telephone contact listed as 817-W.
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