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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1912
Page
11
Suggestions urge contacting alfalfa meal mill suppliers for catalogs and prices while exploring whether alfalfa meal can boost hay value. The note urges dairy hog and poultry farming as regional growth drivers and advises lice control in poultry houses and careful plant setting with soil techniques.
The Cheyenne paper reports a Lake Minnehaha publicity event with many attendees, plus entertaining by Mr. and Mrs. Monfort and Mrs. Freund for Mr. and Mrs. Harris before their June Denver move. Mark Cox's two year birthday party features many children, flowers, candles, and gifts.
Misse Mollie and Margaret Le en hosted a Saturday five o clock tea for the area’s young society. The rooms sparkled with spring flowers, pink and white sweet peas on each table, hand painted place cards, pink white carnation favors, and a six course menu in matching tones. Guests included Mabel Knight Ruth Nash Hazel Schmidt Clara Dodds Lucy Jeffords Jessie Large Teresa McInerney Teresa Cervantes Stella Trout Letitia Thompson Jessie Stevens Margaret Dinneen Kate Taylor and others.
Fifteen girls gathered at the vestry on Saturday for a surprise event planned by Mrs. Rh W Warren, sewing school superintendent, before her upcoming trip to California. Auto ride ended at Warren home with games and a dainty lunch. Mrs. McGill and Mrs. Kelly will lead the school in Warren’s absence. Miss Harriet Lund visits relatives in several cities before the new school term.
The bride wore champarte toilette and carried roses as sistor and bridesmaid attended. The groom, War, was supported by Abe Iciomah as best man. After a pink and white wedding breakfast, the couple planned a brief trip and will reside at 916 East Twenty-third Street after June 20. Mrs Brown, native of Cheyenne, was educated at a convent. Mr Brown is a bookkeeper at the Albany hotel, formerly from Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rossman with family and Mrs. Y Heard and Mr. and Mrs. Harold England travel by car to attend the Denver University commencement where Marian Rossman is a vocal music student. they return to Cheyenne tonight.
Colonel and Mrs Omar Bundy hosted a dinner last evening honoring Colonel and Mrs A B Dyer. Carnations and wildflowers in pink and white decor set an elegant scene with covers for the Dyers and several officers and their spouses included.
Mrs James H Bryson acted as hostess at a bridge tea Saturday afternoon for Mrs Dyer and Mrs Gilmour who are soon leaving their posts. Lilacs and varied flowers decorated rooms. Tally cards bore floral designs. Afternoon games, social hour, and a ten guest reception followed. Mrs Dyer and Mrs Gilmour among attendees listed with many others. Colonel and Mrs Dyer to receive farewell at Fort Artillery club Monday. Fort Russell Musical ends until September.
Artillery Bridge Club, Mrs Kilbourne entertained the Ar tillery Ladies' bridge club last Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs de May and Mrs Wheeler. Tea at five preceded a dinner party last evening in honor of Lt. Sloan birthday. Beaded flowers and red shaded candles decorated the table.
An ad touts a new drug ethine double strength that supposedly removes freckles. It claims even highly susceptible skin can stay clear and white and offers an ounce package from a Cheyenne druggist with a money back guarantee.
The article describes a ceremonial gathering with guests including Captain and Mrs. Mitchell Lieutenant and Mrs. Raborg Captain and Mrs. Snyder and Mr. Keenah of New York City. Mrs. Sloan's mother and the hostess are noted, as plates hold toys and place cards direct the queue to their seats.
The State Leader in the Want Ad medium of Wyotoing presents classified notices and listings. Sherman Co. promotes its services and urges readers to try the publication for local ads and opportunities.
The article describes a large black hog noted for favored bacon in England. It notes the breed is long and deep-bodied with drooping ears, light shoulders, and a fine bacon carcass comparable to Timworth bacon, highlighting its esteemed meat quality.
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