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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1915
Page
3
Cheyenne societies host a College Club party in the library to honor the high school graduating class as Miss Dorothy Bruce wins the most games. The baccalaureate sermon and graduation rites for Cheyenne High School unfold with Rev. S. Arthur Huston delivering the invocation and Dr. Leon C. Hills speaking.
Misa Hertha Meyers hosted a dinner at Mrs. Pred Schilling's home with Miss Harriet Lind among the honored guests. A playful caeron shower sent by little Bluezie Hanson added to thejoy, presenting aprons for the bride elect. Attendees included Mrs. C. L. Rigdon and others, with Mr. Jeffers of Omaha and family arriving. The day also featured special church music and notes on quartet members planning to part ways. Helen Tyson marked her fifteenth birthday with an informal picnic at Minnehaha park despite rain, hosting friends for games, music, dancing, and a plonky supper.
Mrs. A. J. Cooper and her children, guests at the P. J. Gauft home, will depart Monday for Winnemucca Nevada to establish their residence, Mr. Cooper proceeding to join them later.
Residents and students return home across Wyoming as commencement events draw near. Mrs Burdick arrives from California, Miss Van Winkle returns from Cranville, and Miss Patton travels from Laramie to Cheyenne for Gen John Charles Thowpron ceremony. The Carleys head to Colorado Springs for Colorado College, while relatives head from Laramie and Newcastle for university events and spring visits.
Women's Clubs and Hospital Aid Society announce a meeting in the Library Women’s club room this afternoon for the annual meeting and election of officers with a large attendance urged. Royal Neighbors of America to meet at 2 20 this afternoon at A O U W hall and proceed to the cemetery for memorial services at the graves of deceased members. Full attendance requested.
The Help One Another club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs J A Parell at 1004 East Lincoln Way.
The Keights of Pythias and their families gathered at K P hall Friday evening to dance or play cards. The informal gathering concluded with refreshments served.
The Harmony club ladies met Friday afternoon at Mrs PW Patterson's Nettford apartment with Mrs Patterson as hostess The event featured needlework and a five o’clock tea Mrs Bridges will host the club in two weeks Members include Mesdames Etterson Ennis W Bridges Ivtersen James Sloan Christensen and Evans
The Baptisl Willing Workers met Friday afternoon with Mia and Mea Win h for the monthly business session. Officers led discussion on serving meals Frontier Deyo and planned arrangements. A bake sale is scheduled for Saturday at the Johnston grocery store with social readings and piano duets.
Following a pleasant social visit, the meeting adjourned and Mrs. C. B. Wolfe will host the July gathering.
The Jewish Circle will meet Wednesday afternoon with president Mrs. William Myers. All members are urged to attend the meeting.
The Westminster Guild will meet Monday evening in the Parlour of the Presbyterian church instead of Tuesday. St Mark's Society invites friends to a Tuesday afternoon Dime Social at the Parish House at three o'clock with refreshments provided.
William S. Hart stars in The Darkening Troll in a four part Mutual Masterpiece at Amusements today with rain soaked Alaskan scenes and a supporting cast including Bud Markey and George Fischer. Two more features accompany the program, including Who Pays serial installment five and King Baggot in At the Banquet Table, plus a comedy.
Review lauds Mise Clark in the role of Pepita in Pretty Sister of Jose at the Lyric. The sympathetic portrayal, fine prose heritage, and exquisite scenery are praised as among the finest screen characterizations.
Al Jolson, top blackface comedian, stars in Dancing Around in a Winter Garden style revue. The show, featuring the Gus man of many amusing escapades, has charmed New York audiences and comes to Capitol Avenue theatre soon with an elevated runway and lavish gowns by show girls.
The Baptist Brotherhood announces its annual election at the First Hapting church on Tuesday evening Julie. All members are urged to be present and participate in the process.
Marguerite Clark headlines a photo production of Frances Hodgson Burnett's romance Pretty Sister of Jo. Produced by Famous Players Film company, the film marks Clark's latest triumph in motion pictures for Paramount.
An old ad promotes Anti-kamma and A-X tablets for headaches and abdominal pains. It claims quick relief within minutes and urges patients, especially women, to carry tablets for attack prevention. It mentions Actoids for regular bowel issues and lists availability at druggists.
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