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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
11
An article promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Purpoetn as a mild laxative for children and adults. It cites common baby symptoms such as crying and dullness, attributes them to constipation, and urges use of the product with testimonials from Mrs S Slaighter and Mrs Ida Buinker. Free sample offer to Monticello Montana residents.
A social gathering on Eighteenth Street featured songs by guests including a Riley verse and performances of Summer is Coming. Mrs Davidson poured and a committee handled refreshments while many members and friends attended, clearing 14.50 for the Indies. Dr Rafter Rev Davison Bishop Thomas and Mr Whittaker were among those present.
Mrs Sturdevants Kensington series continued with yesterday's fourth gathering for twenty eight guests. The hostesses provided refined decor and a pleasant afternoon of visiting and sewing with a tea served at five o'clock by Mrs Covert, Mrs Fay, and Miss Coates.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of St. Mark’s hosted a social musical tea in the Guild room with lilac decorations and a tea table. Mrs. Hart performed to eager applause while Mrs. Noble, violinist, received ovation for Canzona and Spanish Dance. she returned for two more numbers with Mrs. Hart and Mrs. W. H. G. singing delightfully.
Santina The Sherman Co wall paper venture and visit Mrs Ligter n beauty parlors advertise at 411 West 19th Street with phone listing 17 W for high class work and home decor services in a compact local notice.
Mrs Higgins Baptist class enjoyed a joyful picnic at Pioneer Park with wraps and lunch. Girls hunted wildflowers and wove garlands for their teacher. Afterward they returned to town for games, singing, and a lively afternoon at Mrs Higgins home.
Cook Bros Co advertises sanitary ice at 30 cents per hundred, contact by phone 197 for orders or inquiries.
Mrs Scott president of the D A R will summer in Los Angeles visiting relatives. Chivington left the west for a summer apartment at 606 East Twenty second street with Mr and Mrs Kinport. Miss Eda Laughlin of the class of 1911 C H S has returned from Missoula, Mont where she studied at the University of Montana.
Cheyenne songwriter Mrs Caroline Miller releases a new piece titled To the Morning Star with music by Jean Buckley. The lyrical words express a touching sentiment and a plaintive musical mood aligning with the author’s poetic instinct.
Mrs Ruby Cunningham will give a vocal recital this evening at the Baptist church with a cordial invitation to all music lovers. The program includes works by Frank Hastings Andrews Clark Hasted and Cohen among others featuring accompanist Miss Shill Og and additional pieces by Lehman Rubenstein Campana.
Mrs W K Hart Mrs J L Rockwell and other piano division members invite guests to a Parish House reception Wednesday afternoon June 12 at 3 30 to enjoy The Melodrama of Hiawatha for the benefit of the Saturday Musical Club. Tickets fifty cents. The event is praised as a brilliant social function of the season. Thorne enjoyed The Lest Judgment and looks forward to another club entertainment.
Colonel and Mrs A B Dyer hosted a complimentary dinner Wednesday evening at their home. Guests included Colonel and Mrs Arthur William and Governor and Mrs Garey among others. The event featured bright red floral candles and grotesque artilleryman place cards, with plans for summer visits by Finley family members and social updates on Mrs Methil Loch and Major McCullough in Washington.
The Our Party reports Mr James H Van Horn hosted a Thursday card gathering at Port Russell. Lilacs filled the rooms and the dockside card games provided charming hospitality in an intimate social setting.
Comfortable gray outdoors set the scene for an elaborate courteous tea. Mrs. Van Horn led a guest list including Mesdames Dowell Clark Jonea Fithian Morton Bundy Kitts Norman Molley Dobbins Christian Gihilfoyle Kilbourne Sparks Tompkins Mitchell Kieffer and Miss Anderson Williams Blackstadt Norman Bobbing and the Misses Hickey. Mrs Cassius M Dowell received Miss Anderson of Waynesboro Ga. Mrs Charles E Morton to entertain at cards later. Captain and Mrs Wheeler to host a dinner for Lieutenant and Mrs Albert Gilmor this evening.
Twenty girls will be sworn in to enforce the hatpin length ordinance as Chileno appeals a revival of the moribund rule. Police chiefs and officers are reportedly reluctant or unable to enforce the restriction on streets and public conveyances.
Judge McKenna orders Pittsburg Railway conductors to refuse carriage to intoxicated passengers. The rule aims to prevent disturbances and inconvenience to other riders, requiring intoxicated individuals to take a taxi or walk home.
In Hull Enrico Masviati and Lena Cusi Manno are linked to a fatal electrocution. Masviati was executed in the Bay State State Prison while Cusi Manno received a life sentence.
Heitor addressed Kansas University officials and guests at a university event in Lawrence. He was praised by Kandine Wright Mable of New York, later carried from the hall and revived after a faint.
The fragmentary line ponders where Analion began lying surfacing from a cryptic discussion. The text appears as a literary snippet with limited context and unclear provenance.
A fragment from the Baltimore American recalls a character confessing to a woman named Bapphira that she was the only girl he ever loved. The line hints at a poignant romantic moment framed by a newspaper's archival voice.
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