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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
16
The event led by Mrs L C Hill a and Mrs Wt B Dyer featured foreign subjects on China Japan and Korea in America Alaska and a song by Mrs Peter Appel. Refreshments followed and July adjournment set with Mrs Dyer hosting. attendees listed.
Mrs A E Roedel entertained the Wednesday bridge club yesterday afternoon with two tables and a lunch. Help One Another Club and Mystic Maze club hosts are listed for upcoming meetings. The Thursday bridge group postponed to July 11 with Mrs C Y Beard as hostess. The Women of Woodcraft plan a Fraternal Hall meeting with officer elections and good attendance expected.
The Altar and Rosary society of St Marys will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Rice, 201 W, with St. The assistant hostesses will be Mrs Keating, Mrs Cavalry, Mrs Keeley, and Mrs Ember y. The South Side Aid society will hold a dime social this Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Henry Kalber, 13 E. 9th st. All are invited.
Mrs Lila Burgess entertained the Presbyterian Missionary Society on Tuesday afternoon at her home, hosting members for a social gathering and discussion in a domestic setting.
The Baracca class of the Baptist Sunday School will hold a business meeting next Tuesday evening in the pastor’s study. The date was previously announced and was to be this evening.
The Baptist Mission circle meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. George Hager at 416 W 24th St to discuss missionary current events and distribute new study books. The Guild of St. Mark's hosts a bake sale Saturday afternoon at the Parish house. The Congregational Missionary Guild meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. H. Jensen at 122 E South St.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society will meet this afternoon in church parlors with Mrs Clark and Mrs H Rockafield as hostesses. The Civic League aims to complete a childrens playground project funded to equip the park at Lake Minnehaha and the Drim area. The plan includes swings teeter boards sand pits and further amusements to serve women and children, with a preference for preserving Pioneer park Minnehaha park and nearby pleasant spaces for family recreation.
A family notes their baby Gilbert suffered severe eczema covering the face and hands. After two doctors and Chicago treatment, they report cure after four weeks using a scientific remedy, leaving the child’s face clean like a baby.
A Detroit convention spotlighted Wilson demonstrations and party strategy. Speakers include Raynor and Gore as tensions rise over platform timing and unity rules. Delegates cheer for Wilson and Bryan allies while credentials and rule motions dominate the night session.
Dialogue excerpt showing Miss Bright refusing marriage with Mr. Dubleigh, noting no family insanity, as reported by the Boston Transcript.
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