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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
3
Mrs Robert I Dickson entertained twenty five guests at a delightful five hundred party on Monday afternoon. Lilac and marguerites blended in the decor forming a calm of colors and perfume. Prizes went to Mrs Delroy Subele and Mrs Eugene Tobey. A five course tea followed at five oclock.
Birthday girl Helen Tyson and guests, all young girls from Neeley and nearby, celebrated with a two oclock start, boat ride, peanut hunt, blindfold petal placing on a daisy, and lunch. Prizes went to Susanne Guilfoyle and Dora Wright. The party featured yellow and white decor, cake candles, and gifts, with games and songs concluding the afternoon.
The Sunergae monthly dance at Saint Mark's Parish House will feature Mr William C Mills a celebrated tenor from Cheyenne. Guests include Sievert Hoffman Brelach Gleason Kinport Hentey Tyson and Gleasons relatives. Tickets available from St Mark's members as hydrated by the article.
Mrs Ruby Cunningham and Mise Willa Schilling, both Cheyenne vocalists in training, present a Friday evening recital at the Baptist church with Mrs Lena C Freund as accompanist. Friends mourn Miss Gertrude Booth who died after appendicitis and surgery, a former teacher in Laramie Wi thenthim nd and Cheyenne.
Mies V.Jeanor Parmalee of Buffalo arrives from Cleveland to stay with Mrs. Charles Leerence at the post. Judge Parmalee also visits, with Lt and Mrs Ilmer heading to New York soon. Major and Mrs McGulloch plan a Cast off voyage for health reasons. Wedding of Lieut. Paul William jade and Miss Margaret Crale in New York City upcoming. Nelly Nelly and others noted in society chatter.
The article describes an amusement at the Capitol Avenue tent featuring hex ball as a new form of entertainment. It invites both Indian and gentlemen patrons to learn the activity on a free afternoon. Prizes are promised for participants.
Senator Lorimer arrived in Washington from Chicago for talks with Vice President Sherman regarding his resignation and the plan to replace him. A poll reportedly shows strong support to oust him if he does not step down, with a Senate vote possible.
Laramie June 4. The University of Wyoming will hold commencement June 13 at 10 a m presenting diplomas to twenty two graduates from several colleges. Addresses mark the twenty fifth anniversary by Prof Aven Nelson and Prof Justus F Soule. Music school recital June 8 four graduates. baccalaureate June 9 by Bishop Nathaniel Seymour Thomas. Alumni banquet June 11 and annual meeting June 12 with reception for graduates. Class day June 12 and degrees listed for Liberal Arts Agriculture Engineering Music Normal School and diplomas noted.
Fragmentary report notes Crook Woltilan't perform and lose to Tequest, a Cleveland area item mentions a Meaker from Cleveland extracting a $35,000 inheritance from the estate of Tis upele Thiftie Meeker whose will was filed for probate. Other lines reference Mesker and Charles Lowery Kang with prison terms.
In a Dolores Creek accident six miles south of Montrose, two and a half year old Richards child died after slipping into the swollen stream while a mother tried to keep sheep away. The mother, Mrs Richards, saw the child float away and could not rescue it. the body was recovered.
A fiduciary committee met in executive session and ordered a preliminary inquiry into the beef trust. A private inquiry will be conducted and no sensational investigation or packing-house raid is planned.
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