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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
3
An article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pellets as a mild laxative for children and adults. It asserts infant distress often stems from constipation, not serious illness, and favors gentler remedies. Readers in Colorado are advised of a free trial bottle by mail from Dr. W B Caldwell at Monticello, Missouri.
A social on Eighteenth Street featured songs by James Whitcomb Riley and guests including Mrs. Davidson and a committee of Mesdames Warren Bruner Brown. Tunes like Summer is Coming and Lock Lomond delighted attendees. Tea and cakes were served, and $14.50 was cleared for the Indies with many members and friends attending. The event drew Dr. Rafter Rev Davison Bishop Thomas and Mr. Whittaker to a successful gathering.
Mrs Sturdevants Kensington events continued with the fourth gathering this spring. Twenty eight guests visited the elegant home to enjoy sewing and conversation followed by a 5 o'clock tea served by Mrs Covert Mrs Fay and Miss Coates amid decorative plants and refined arrangements.
A Thursday afternoon musical tea in the Guild room of St. Mark’s Parish House drew social interest as the Ladies’ Auxiliary hosted the event. Mrs. Hart performed admired selections, and Mrs. Noble, violinist wife of Captain William H. Noble, impressed with Canzona and Spanish Dance then returned for two more pieces alongside Mrs. Hart and Mrs. W.H. G. singing.
An old fashioned classified note promoting The Sherman Co. Santina wallpaper and wall coverings. It also advertises Visit Mrs Ligter’s Beauty Parlors offering high class work at 411 West 19th Street with phone 17 W.
Mrs Higgins Sunday school class enjoyed a jolly picnic at Pioneer park yesterday with extra wraps and a bountiful lunch. The group wove wildflowers into wreaths and garlands before returning to town for more games and singing at Mrs Higgins home.
Cook Bros Co advertises sanitary ice at 30c per hundred. Contact phone 197 for orders and delivery details.
Mrs Scott, president of the D A R, will spend the summer in Los Angeles visiting relatives. Gal 2-SOC v Mrs Cordelia Chivington recently ejected from the west and has rented apartments at 606 East Twenty second street for the summer. Miss Eda Laughlin of the class of 1911 has returned from Missoula Montana where she studied at the University of Montana.
Mrs Caroline Miller of Cheyenne releases a new song titled To the Morning Star with music by Jean Buckley. The piece mirrors the author’s poetic instinct and carries a plaintive, tender sentiment. Miller is the mother of Megara Fred and A J Miller and of Mrs C C Stanfield, linking to local depot transfer clerk family ties.
Cheyenne with a cordial invitation. Mrs. Ruby Cunningham, a local vocalist, presents a vocal recital this evening at the Baptist church. The program features Mrs. Cunningham with accompanist Miss Shilling and Mrs. Freund, including selections like A Red Rose and O For a Day of Spring.
Mrs W K Hart and other club members invite guests to a Parish House reception on Wednesday afternoon June 12 at 3 30 for the Saturday Musical Club. Tickets fifty cents fund the club in a prominent social season event following the success of The Lest Judgment.
Colonel and Mrs A B Dyer hosted a complimentary dinner at their home with Col. and Mrs Arthur William presiding. The refined gathering featured red floral candle shades and artful artillery themed place cards. Attendees included Governor Garey Mrs Wishaw Mrs Thomas Capt and Mrs Morton Miss Daevie and others with plans for summer visits. Major Finley and Mrs Finley of Washington and Mrs Champer Methilloeh Jr returned from New York City. Mrs Methilloeh is improving and Major McCulloh and his party are in Washington.
This week at Port Russell Mr. James H. Van Horn hosted a Thursday card gathering with lilacs decorating the rooms. The event featured a cozy dockside setting and at least some participants found the games especially enjoyable. The passage notes the charming hospitality and sociable ambiance.
An elaborate courte tea closed the afternoon as Mrs. Van Horn hosted a lengthy guest list including Mesdames Dowell Clark Jonea Fithian Morton Bundy Kitts Norman Molley Dobbins Christian Gihilfoyle Kilbourne Sparks Tompkins Mitchell Kieffer and Misses Anderson Williams Blackstadt Norman Bobbing Hickey. Mrs Cassius M Dowell welcomed guest Miss Anderson of Waynesboro Ga. Mrs Charles E Morton will entertain at cards this afternoon while Captain and Mrs Wheeler host a dinner tonight for Lieutenant and Mrs Albert Gilmore.
June Twenty girls are to be sworn in to assist in enforcing a moribund city ordinance banning hatpins of dangerous length on streets and public conveyances. Police chiefs say regular officers are unwilling or unable to enforce the rule.
In Pittsburg on June 1 Judge McKenna orders Pittsburg Railway conductors not to allow intoxicated passengers to ride, forcing them to call a taxi or walk home to avoid inconveniencing others. The opinion frames conduct as endangering fellow riders and sets a clear transport rule.
Enrico Masviati of Hull executed in the Bay State State Prison this morning after a trial that ended with a woman named Lena Cusi mano linked to the case. The court ordered the sentence carried out as part of a murder verdict from the previous day.
Kandine Wright Mable of New York former editor of the Outlook attended the Kansas University commemoration yesterday in Lawrence. He was escorted from the hall after attracting the crowd and was carried away with a wave of the crowd.
Fragmentary OCR reads a curious line asking how Analion began lying. The context and proper names are unclear, with garbled wording. The item appears as a stray quote or note from a larger page segment.
A fragment from the Baltimore American recalls a man telling Bapphira she was the only girl he ever loved, capturing a brief moment of intimate disclosure within a broader narrative.
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