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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
8
Mrs J L Rockwell hosts a Mount Mellick afternoon card game plus Atlas Party by Capitol Hill club. Saturday Musical club holds a meeting electing officers at the Carnegie Library. Reports, summer social plans, and officer details are reported among varied local club activities with musical and youth notes central to the eventful day.
The South Cheyenne W C T U will meet at 2 40 Thursday afternoon with Mrs BH PF Hubbard on 810 East 16th Street. The topic for the afternoon is A Whole Humanity.
The officers and teachers held their regular monthly banquet and meeting in the church parlors Monday evening, the last gathering until September. The committee in charge chaired the event and outlined plans.
An ad touts Sage and Sulphur as a natural formula to keep hair soft glossy and healthy. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy from Wyeth Chemical Co New York is advertised for scalp cleanliness and reduced hair shedding with a fifty cent bottle.
Anoa Bryan McCall argues guest virtue rests on reverence and duty, not just etiquette. True hospitality means giving back with refined acts of kindness to both aged and young, preserving warmth at the hearth and sharing ideals beyond gold or silver.
In the July Woman's Home Companion Fannie Merritt Farmer offers summer menu ideas to spark flagging appetites. Recipes include Chocolate Egg-and-milk Shake with ice and nutmeg, Sunday Night Favorite potato and egg salad bites, and Lancheon Tea-Cream Coffee with chilled coffee and vanilla ice cream.
In a July page, Jeannette L. Gilder discusses why readers favor lighter fiction in summer. She notes readers have more leisure and hammocks or verandas drive the preference for lighter, shorter works, while major fiction appears in fall. The ad section lists Place Cards, Photographs, and hats, with a late classified note for a lost bicycle.
The Chautauqua opened in the Capitol area with William Rainey Bennett delivering Power, a lecture praised for its eloquence and vivid imagery including a Wyoming sunset. The Fraternity Glee Club entertained with music and comic sketches, followed by afternoon concerts. Ruth Rowers, Ruth Bowers, and Laurent Company are scheduled for upcoming performances and a magic exhibition.
Report from the Roosevelt collection convention details nominations for McGovern and Root with roll call results by state. Tense scenes of disorder as the vote totals show Root winning temporary chair and McGovern backers contesting the outcome. proceedings adjourned to tomorrow.
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