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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
8
A reference note identifying In the Realm of Women edited by Mes L Br Tyson appears as a catalog entry or bibliographic citation. The brief entry lists the editor and edition context without additional descriptive content.
The Women’s Club and Bridge Club schedule a Wednesday bridge gathering with Mrs. W. E. Mullen as host. The event expectations include social bridge play and hospitality for attendees in the afternoon.
The W R C offers ice cream and cake for Flag Day Friday June 14 in City Park. Mrs I C Newlin hosts Thursday bridge club tomorrow afternoon in honor of Mrs Clarence Harris. Help One Another meets hosted by Mrs F G Lundell at 1034 E 16th St.
Mrs Pitt Covert and Mrs I B Bartlett will entertain the Daughters of the American Revolution at Mrs Covert’s home on Saturday afternoon June 15. The event invites members to attend and share in the meeting.
In Church City, the Young Ladies Sodality held a social Monday at Miss Eleanor Bergersen’s home. Thirty five members attended and described the evening as a jolly good time with delicious refreshments. Assistant hostess was Miss Jeve Phine Schmidt. A work meeting is planned for next Monday at Misses McDevitt’s home.
The Congregational Ald society will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. H Jensen at 122 F 20th Street. She will be assisted by Mesdamen Whipple Chaplin Roberts Hopkins Wiss Hobbs and Dr Ellen Wellaufer.
The article promotes a Wyeth Chemical Company hair color product that restores natural color and strengthens hair. It cites past grandmothers with dark glossy hair and notes prior DIY methods were hard, but the new preparation combines coloring with remedies for dandruff and thinning hair. It emphasizes a simple application and quick results.
Mrs BE Cochran of 600 BE 16th Street hosts Baptist Willing Workers in church parlors. The Jewish Ladies Circle meets at 2 30 this afternoon at Schule 1921 Eddy Street. Mrs E W Glitcke of 2700 Carey Avenue invites the Presbyterian Aid Society to Friday afternoon gathering.
Mia Swainson Mrs Noyer and Mrs Gill entertain the Guild of St Mark at the Parish House Friday afternoon in a social gathering likely to include refreshments and conversation.
1912 circular from the Women's Relief Corps Patriotic Instructor Lois M Knauff calls for Flag Day June 14 observance. It urges displaying the flag at homes schools and public buildings and asks members to wear a small fly badge. It emphasizes teaching children the flag’s history and the role of women, promising three copies of the circular to each corps.
In a Sherman Michigan note dated April 20, K BH Payne lauds the Western farmers for the International Dry-Farming Congress. He states Michigan will adopt dry farming, pledging 60 top farmers to its methods and planning a delegation to the Lethbridge Alberta Congress, highlighting soil moisture conservation and increased yields.
The leader proclaims a bold, modern editorial stance delivering the latest and best coverage to readers. It stresses speed, accuracy, and a forward looking perspective, aiming to set the agenda with concise, pointed insights.
Ignor Lacerenga, director of the Royal Statfiin Guards band, began as a child director of the Boys' Musical College band near Naples Italy. He later led major Italian bands and now returns to America this summer with the Royal Trilan Gourds following a Redpath-Horner circuit tour amid strong public requests.
Mrs Gertie Kore a London arrival and suffragist led a 300 woman crowd against Harry Taylor s butcher shop in Chicago s Ghetto district last night in protest over kosher meat prices. Both were arrested as police dispersed the crowd after a patrol wagon pursuit.
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