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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1918

Page

3

Bridge and Society Events Highlight Cheyenne Social Scene

Informal bridge games at Mrs. J F Ott home with high score claimed by Mrs Frank. Pink decorations and tea at five. Attendees include Mrs Arthur Boyd Casper and local guests. Miss Gail Gilson honored at a bridge luncheon. Mrs W B Ross hosts an evening bridge. Queen Esther Circle meets at Mrs Martin and Miss Hackman. Red Cross funds noted.

J. F. Ott Ryrnton B. Frank Ott Arthur Boyd Casper C. Miller T. J. Henneberry Vrs Frank Harry Hoffman Frank Junk Merath Kendall Bon James Hutchison EB. J. Kelley Qonevieve Griffin Emma Hofgann Mary Melnerney Mise Grace Kelley Gilson Martin H. Hartung Gail Gilson, Jr W. B. Ross Boice Fred Boice

Visiting Guests and Departures From Plains Events

Mr and Mrs W L Simpson of Cody left Sunday night for a month in California after a week at the Plains. Wee V M Richards of Denver, who attended Miss Maule Murray’s funeral, left for home. she was Murray’s aunt. Miss Louise Stimson returned from Pine Bluffs after a piano recital by her class at the new high school. Ward ire Nelson Bolee of Fort Russell and Mrs Somerfield Taylor with Betty Riner returned after a short visit in Denver.

Wee V. M. Richards Denver Cheyenne Maule Murray Murray Mrs. Richards Louise Stimson Pine Bluffs New High School Nelson Bolee Fort Ruswil Somerfield Taylor Wies Betty Riner

Women’s clubs host meetings and fundraising notices

The Coterie Art Club plans a Friday evening reception at 601 East Twenty-First Street. Rebekah Lodge holds an O. F. meeting with school of instruction and refreshments. The Woman’s Club of the R. M. A. meets with Mrs. Morton amid illness in families. $5 is voted for the state federation loan scholarship. The group discusses stamp savings and patriotic drives. Mrs. Kinport reads a navy paper and praise for sailors.

Coterie Art Pod Twenty-firet Street Rebekah Lodge Rebekagy Lodge Woman's Club of Woman's Club R. A. Morton Fred State Federation Jetter Morton Wyoming Mee D. RR Kinport Vera Gauff

Methodist Aid Society Hosts and Red Cross News

Church events include an afternoon social at 2020 Seymour Street with Mesdames Christensen Wheeler Perbes and Brookhart. Joint meeting of home and foreign missionary societies Friday at the parsonage with musical numbers. YPBC and WCTU meet with speakers Mrs Jenkins and Dr Ellen Wetlaufer. Wyoming pioneer era and prohibition topics discussed. Junior Red Cross forms at Johnson school with 2:40 pm meeting. sewing activities planned and fundraising party held to benefit supplies. Quotes speed up as goal. red cross aims for 5000 surgical dressings monthly.

Methodist Aid Society Mesdames Christensen Wheeler, Perbes and Brookhart Aid Society The Methodist Church Seymour Sirent Methodist Mi J. F. Jenking Ellen Wetlauier Jenkins Wyoming Johnson School South Cheyenne Red Cross Cheyenne Mary Carpenter James Speer C. [. Shawyer C. D. Avgery T. F. Galloway Johnson John Wilkinson Pine Bluffs W. 5 Hayes

Yaguasall Parasol Bag Combines Knit Tote and Shade

A clever Palm Beach device blends a knitting log carrier with a parasol bag. The bookish tote folds into a stylish parasol with ruffles and ivory ring details, promising hands free knitting on hot days without clutter.

Palm Beach

Druggists in Wyoming Must Obtain Explosive Handling Licenses

Explosives committee of the state council of national defense announces that druggists in Wyoming must secure special licenses to handle chewables and explosive precursors such as sulfur nitrates carbonates to prevent access by alien enemies. The notice also includes an unrelated mail-in gimmick offering Foley remedy samples.

Wyoming State Council of National Defense

Semrad Promoted to General Manager of Western Power

C A Semrad long time manager of the Cheyenne Fuel and Power firm is promoted to vice president and general manager of the Western Power Company. He will replace J U Wallace commissioned a major in the army engineering department. The company offices stay in Boulder and Semrad will oversee Cheyenne operations. L J Phillipe, six years local plant superintendent, becomes Cheyenne plant manager. Major Wallace is a renowned engineer with hands on experience.

Cc. A. Semvrad Cheyenne Major Wallace

Woodmen to Dedicate 26-Star Flag Tonight

Phoenix Camp 144 Woodmen of the World will hold a flag dedication tonight for a 26 star banner honoring Woodmen under colors. General John Charles Thowoon will give a patriotic address and a musical program will be performed by Mrs HH Branten,ern Chamberlain, Bart Miluteo and Miss ibelen James. Auxiliary members and a literary service list follow among local names.

Phoenix Camp Neighbor Belcher Cieneral John Charles Thowoon Mra HH. Branten Ern Chamberlain Bart Miluteo Ibelen James Jorgen Sorensen Sam Woods Artie Belcher Charles Culill Joese Davigcot Frank Freeman Edward Kner Jolt Mereford Te. O K. Snyder Edward Kalber J M Garrett Chas Stuart Tlton Wiliam Marbaugh Eoree Kincaras HM. Riner O. W. Dahimer JI D

March Weather Brings Coughs and Croup Dangers

Mrs. W. J. Thornton of 3620 W. 10th St Little Rock Avk. reports her child suffered a severe croup attack during changeable March weather. She credits Foley’s Honey and Tar with two doses of relief and warns against sickness without it.

W. J. Thornton 10Th St Little Rock Foley

Lions Club Forming in Cheyenne Seeks Charter and Members

Local business and professional leaders rally behind a planned Lions Club in Cheyenne. RA Nicks remarks on rapid early organization while J J Kelley, H Hynds and others sign as charter members. Officers to be chosen at the Plains hotel with plans for national speakers and civic drives.

RA. Nicks Plains Hotel Hicks Lions’ Club Lions’ Clube Chinagy Kk. J. Kelley Kelley Merchanle Company Cheyenne Colorado Jo H. Werlton Stock Growers’ Bank Clyde Early Wedertaker C. L. Titus Dlatriet Airphone Company Kk. J. Keller The Kelley Mercantile Company H. P. Hynds L. €. Phillips Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company Jacob Sherman Sherman Paint & Wall Paper Company James Morgan Trades Labor Journal Blake Kennedy G. P. Johnson T. L. Vaughan Cheyenne Creamery W. E. Dinneen Plm Jenkins Jenking F. I. Torrey Co. B. Kewin W. Riner WW. OR. Grier A M. Holland Stanton Transfer Company

Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root advertised as pure kidney remedy

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims scientific preparation from vegetables, nonpoisonous doses, and availability in drug stores with sample offers and mail order.

Kilmer Fa Cannie Trowbley Dr Kilaper Driap Cheyenne

Armelle Myers Stars in My Unmarried Wife Debut

Armelle Myers a clever young actress gains stardom through the Bluebird feature My Unmarried Wife. Critics compare her talent to Madame Nazimova and note her dramatic range. Her recent works include The Lash of Power and Siren of the Sea. Vincent Smith wounded writes of French battle and hospital stay awaits return to the line.

Armel Myers Madame Nazimova Miss Myers

Liberty Theatre Ushers Knit for Soldiers in Portland

The girl ushers of the Liberty Theatre in Portland Oregon model colonial maidens while knitting for soldiers. They guide patrons to seats with a gear of needles and steady movements showing community support during wartime.

Liberty Theatre Portland Oregon

Also Mentioned on This Page

S Society Grace Raymond Hebard State University Hebard D. M. Carley United States Queen Esther Circle Scott Martin Ksther Hackman O. B Cheyenne Red Cross Louise Smith James Niewander RED Cross News Cheyenne Reid Cross Bagasoll Betty Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Ellis Fred DD Curtis L. Hinkle George S. Luke Harold L. Vaughan Harold J. Vaughan Planint J. Loretto Rackwell L. W. Trumbull Central O C.A. Semrad ER. A. Hicks Chevennec Leader Office Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co Myers Vincent Smith Albert FE. Smith Greater Vitagraph France Vincent Carmel Myers Connelly’s Shoe Store Capitol Avenue
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