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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
3
Anon reports a Wednesday evening dinner at the Davidson home with Mr and Mrs Hiram Davidson among the guests. The menu centered on chicken and included music and games, with guests praising the hosts for a successful first entertainment.
A collection of simple beauty tips and recipes including a magatone lotion for complexion, witch hazel wash for skin, cornmeal hair treatment, and delatone paste for removing unwanted hair. Also promotes a home remedy for colds and sore throats and a salve named Mother's Salve for assorted issues.
The local lodge of the B of L F and EK announces their Nineteenth Annual Ball for April 14 1912. It is expected to be a successful and well attended event following earlier entertaining affairs. A sleigh outing preceded a supper at the Stoffler home with Rev Van Winkle and many neighbors in attendance. Caroline Miller of Cheyenne writes a new song To The Atlantic Ocean with music by M Hanford. Miller and others mark February 29 birthdays.
Mrs Albert Gilmor hosted a Friday bridge with two tables. Mrs McNair and Mrs Brooke posted high scores and pink carnation centerpiece. Other gatherings include Mrs Wheeler luncheon and bridge, Captain and Mrs Cowan dinner, Mrs Snyder tea, skating party, and band concerts at A Barracks and Fourth Field Artillery.
An old advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion. It claims fast relief from sour stomach, bloating, and nausea within five minutes, with a candy like taste and harmless formula. The text promotes a 50 cent full case and urges readers to ask pharmacists to show the printed formula.
Chief Musician A. D'Aii tolo directs the organization which will present concerts every Tuesday evening. Refreshments were served after the concert concluded.
The Capitol Hill club postponed its Wednesday meeting for one week and will reconvene on March 14 with Mrs. Welch.
The G H club met Tuesday evening with Miss Leichart. Members sewed and visited after several weeks. A dainty lunch was served. Present were Gertrude Underwood Lily Underwood Maria Crane Hazel Williams Grace Emerson Catherine Chaplin Ruth Chaplin and the hostesses.
A talented vocalist entertains forty five ladies as bake sales are set for this Saturday at Johnston Grocery store by the Baptist Willing Workers A. EB Roedel's Drug store hosts the Guild of St. Mark's and Bon's Shoe Store hosts the Altar and Rosary society of St. Mary's with proceeds likely aiding church activities.
J. P. Carey assistant superintendent of the Nebraska division visited Cheyenne on official business. Heavy passenger traffic forced train No. &% to depart Cheyenne in two sections yesterday.
The Woman's club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the library with a fine literary program. Mrs. Fred Hoel spoke on American Playwrights, and the discussion on The Tendency of the Modern Drama was led by Mrs. B. E. Mason Smith.
Congregational Aid society will assemble this afternoon at 1722 Warren Avenue hosted by Mrs C N Potter. Attending members include Mrs Covert Mrs Sheldon Mrs Williams Mrs Stone and Mrs Walker.
The Methodist Mission Circle will meet this afternoon with Mrs J E B Fleming at 600 B 18th St at 2 30 o clock.
Mrs Fred Kinnear and Mrs Mc Allister will entertain the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society this afternoon in the church parlors.
The Guild of St. Mark's will meet this afternoon with Mrs A W Birber as host. The gathering aims to discuss parish activities and upcoming charitable efforts in the community.
St Marys Altar and Rosary group met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Al Lewise who was aided by Mrs McCabe and Mrs McCafferty. Members worked and sewed for the bazaar to be held soon after. Mrs Cobry, Mrs Smith and Mrs Bristol contributed musical numbers.
L L Baker roadmasters clerk Rawlins attended a Cheyenne gathering yesterday for the Northern Asbestos Company meeting.
Flavia Hughes arrived in Cheyenne yesterday on No. 4 from Green River to take the position in Supervisor Beck's office, it being vacated by the transfer of Henry Pavlot.
Henry Paviot, long time stenographer in Supervisor Beck's office, is moved to a similar post in Assistant Superintendent Olmstead's office. The change appears administrative with no stated duties altered.
H. A. Colundo and J. Burchman traveling auditors for Union Pacific are in the city examining and auditing the company’s ledgers and financial records.
W B Boolt vice president and general manager of the Union Pacific was in Cheyenne yesterday for undisclosed business approval and organizational matters.
A. L. Mohler, president of the U. P., is anticipated to arrive in Cheyenne today for undisclosed engagements and formalities.
The Leader invites participation in its circulation campaign with valuable prizes. If you are interested in any entries, give full support to the candidate. For those not yet entered, fill out the termination coupon in another part of the paper to ensure entry.
The National Protective Legion plans a Saturday event to adopt a class of candidates followed by a dance and supper at Fraternal Mall. Admission is 25 cents.
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