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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
3
Cheyenne society notes describe gatherings hosted by Mrs Hollar and Mrs Poe with guests from Laramie and Trinidad. An upcoming high school commencement at the Col Avenue theatre is announced with senior tickets and a May June ceremony. Obituaries note the death of Mrs Anna Yelton and the recovery of Mrs Lee Bristol after a hospital stay.
The visiting list reports Mrs. Julius Allenstein and Prof. O C Schwiering planning trips to Denver and Boulder for summer studies. Mrs. Johnston and daughter linger in Denver. Elsie DIM visits Cheyenne from Hot Springs and R N Dill. Mrs Tra W Trother’s family heads to California expo then Texas. Miss Brotherton visits Detroit. Ida M Coates may open studio in Cheyenne. Mrs John McCabe visits La Junta. Mrs Ridgley returns from Kemmerer.
The College club invites the women of Cheyenne to the library Saturday at 2 15 o clock in the auditorium Miss Olin University of Wyoming home economics demonstrator will speak on her profession At five o'clock the College club will entertain the faculty ladies in the women's club room
Mrs Walter McCain hosted a refined afternoon at her home for the Coterie Art Club with ten of twelve members attending. After sewing and visiting, an elaborate tea was served in the dining room, the table adorned with red and white roses and peonies. Mrs John Wilson will host the club in two weeks.
The Keights of Pythias and their families will enjoy a social dance at K. P. Hall this evening.
The A R 8 club met at Labor hall Monday evening for an informal hop. Miss Marie Guy and Miss Katheryn Howd played for the dancing. Refreshments were served.
The Baptist Willing Workers will hold a 3 PM meeting this afternoon at Mrs T J Helmer and Mrs Wine Hunesworth home 2117 Pioneer Avenue. A large attendance is urged to discuss no urgent business and future plans. St Mark s Guild will meet at the Parish House for the annual meeting with officers elected and business transacted. Full attendance is requested.
Mrs. T. C. Crabb and Mrs. FPR. Dildine extended hospitality to the ladies of the Methodist aid society yesterday afternoon at a tea meeting, which was held at their home.
The Altar and Rosary Society of St Mary's held a session yesterday afternoon at K. of P. hall. Guests enjoyed sewing and conversation, closing with elaborate beverages served by Mesdame O'Connell, Hugh Coffman, and Frank Tallmire. A brief note on fishing tackle at Sands offers accurate gear and reasonable prices. Also an Auto Touring piece extols two weeks on the road with tips on packing, health, and Goodrich road markers.
In Ironton Ohio a woman reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saying she could not sit up before and would not have been well without it. She also helped her daughter a thirteen year old nervous sleeper who now rests better and appears healthier..
A historical note argues the 2000 mile border with Canada is sparsely populated and undefended by both nations. It warns that any land attack could only come from Canada, and explores how British and German actions could shift alignments, stressing fragile Canada US ties amid wartime tensions.
Odd garbled notice describes a memorial event on a Wednesday the sixth, with a parade at S50 o'clock and a memorial service at the Presbyterian church around elock. The text references Gurdee ena Najebbors and J. A. Parnell with unclear roles.
A metropolitan paper urges readers to view temporary unemployment as a setback rather than a life crisis and to consider want ads for opportunities. The commentary stresses practicality and planning, encouraging readers to seek new prospects amid market shifts.
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