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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1912

Page

11

Entertainment plans for delegates to Biennial in San Francisco

Mrs. B B Brooks reports the Utah Federation of ladies will entertain Biennial delegates and invite all to San Francisco via Ogden and Salt Lake City. Official invitations will be sent. routing complete. Biennial in San Francisco June 26 to July 5 with a northern route via Northern Pacific and Yellowstone Park. dinner party Friday evening. Major Dade travels to Omaha for a few days.

B. B. Brooks General Federation Entertainment Committee Gould B. Blakely Utah Federation of Ladies San Francisco Ogden Salt Lake City

Miss Ruby Neeley Hosts Pink and White Card Party

Miss Ruby Neeley entertained guests with five hundred games and a pink and white luncheon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Raber, Jesse Davidson, Catharine and Ruth Chaplin, Maude Diling, Valentine Roberts, Anna Vavra, Mabel McAdam, and others. Also noted were a seven pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Richard Grace on March 12 and a luncheon hosted by Artie Mae Blackburn in honor of Mrs Hall of Denver.

Ruby Neeley Mrs. Raber Jesse Davidson Catharine and Ruth Chaplin Maude Dilding Valentine Roberts Anna Vavra Mabel McAdam Charlie Linn Robert Alexander Charles Leininger Ralph Snow Harry* Welsh Kieth Neeley Richard Grace Artie Mae Blackburn

Mrs Guilfoyle Hosts Informal Card Party

Mrs Guilfoyle entertained twelve guests at a Tuesday evening informal card party with auction bridge played late and a delicious supper served. She will receive her bridge club on Thursday afternoon.

Postponed 500 Club Meeting Around March 21

The Thursday 500 club postpones its meeting to Thursday March 21 with Mrs Aikens as hostess. L A to B of TT Mrs Tony Christensen will host L A to B of RT at a social this afternoon. Members invited. The club program yesterday featured music by Mrs Brewster Daiber Hart and a report on Wolf Ferrari operas.

Tony Christensen Seymore Street L. A B. of R. T Woman's Club

Women of Woodcraft Hold Regular Meeting Tonight

Women of Woodcraft will hold their regular meeting this evening at Fraternal hall.

Women of Woodcraft

Capitol Hi Club Hosts St Patrick Themed Meeting

Cap itol Hill club chaired by Mrs Welch held a Wednesday afternoon gathering with green St Patrick s day decorations. Some members preferred needlework over card games while others enjoyed tea at five. Guests included Mrs Pros per Mrs Gorom Mrs Ballinger and Mrs Brewer.

Methodist Ladies Aid to Meet at Wheeler Home

Mrs O W Wheeler and Mrs Seaman host the Methodist Ladies Aid Society this afternoon at 100 HK 19th. Members from TN Chutcte Circles and Methodiat Aid anticipated to attend.

Methodiat Aid Mra. O. W. Wheeler Mra. Seaman Methodiat Ladies’ Aid Society Mra. Wheeler

Local church meetings and bake sale notes

The Baptist O A will meet this afternoon at 4 in their courtroom. Gulla of St Mark's will hold a bake sale Saturday afternoon at Roedel's drug store. The South Cheyenne W C T U meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Iff. Tabbard on East Oth St. The Guild of St Mark's meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Lilla Malmer 703 BE. Westminster Guild met Tuesday evening with Miss Klale Jonking and Miss Schloredt. They sewed while reading India Awakening by Sherwood Eddy, and pledged $40 for Mission work with $45 remaining in the treasury. Mrs Freund and Miss Heath will entertain in two weeks at Mrs W C Mentzer's home. The session reported an eight-hour day for Canadian miners will be championed by Gov ernment supporter Charles McCrea. The National Women's Trades Union League will start a national campaign for a minimum wage scale for 5 000 000 women workers.

Westminster Guild The Presbyterian Church Klalé Jonking Mise Schloredt Miss Plumb Sherwood Eddy Freund Miss Heath Guild W. C. Mentzer Legislative Assembly Charles McCrea National Women's Trades Union League

Physician Advises Cuticura Remedies for Skin Disease

Irven Hutchison of Three Rivers Michigan describes four years of itchy red patches on the wrist and shin treated with Cuticura Soap Cream and Pills. He credits Cuticura with stopping the outbreak and urges others with skin diseases to try the remedies.

Tom Irven Hutchison Three Rivers Mich

Pink Lady at Capitol Avenue Theatre and Nightly Audiences

The Pink Lady receives high praise for its meticulous direction by AL Ly Erlanger who personally rehearsed the cast for over forty weeks in New York. The Capitol Avenue Theatre in Cheyenne hosts the production tonight with Over Night by Philip H. Bartholompe now touring and booked locally. Cast includes Tom merry Sam H Hardy Mahlon P Habinton Robert Bingham EB L. Uoane James TY. Ford Gwendolyn Hier Elaine Scott Ines Buck Ada Stirling and Clarence Stewart. Also promoted is Chamberlain Cough Remedy as a trusted cold cure.

New York Philip H. Bartholompe William A. Brady Pacific Coast Jaci Tom Merry Sam H Hardy Mahlon Habinton Robert Bingham EB L. Uoane James TY. Ford Gwendolyn Hier Elaie Scott Ines Buck Ada Stirling Clarence Stewart

Demonstration of Wise steel forg ed process at local store display

Expert representatives for the manufacturer visit A Model Co at Wyckoff Street this week, presenting the Wise scheme and other goods. A notable display features the window, a cooking demonstration, and a range of wares including knives, cutlery, and tools. The demonstrator invites interested shoppers to inspect the line and see capabilities firsthand.

of & A Fem Demonstratford Ppon Demonstratore

Covel Remedy Advertised for Croup Attacks

An old advertisement warns parents to watch children for croup symptoms and to use Ghye Chamber Lai’s Covel Remedy, claimed to ward off attacks. The note states the remedy is for sale by all dealers.

Basketball CG AOC Tennis Dance at Keefe Hall

A Friday evening in March features a dance after the HATO event following basketball and tennis activities at Keefe Hall.

Keefe Hall

Strike Situation Discussed At London Conference

London March 18 A general discussion of the strike situation was laid this afternoon in a conference presided over by Asquith and adjourned until tomorrow morning. An official Foreign Office statement said the results hold the last hope of settling the coal strike without legislation.

London Asquith Foreign Office

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Advertisement Claims Fast Relief

An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and related symptoms. It promises quick, natural digestion and claims the tablets digest food themselves, offering a tested remedy for stomach discomfort and associated ailments. The copy urges readers to request a free sample by writing to Stuart Co in Marshall, Michigan.

Smart Marshall Owilding Marshall Mich

Government clerks retirement bill advances

Benatar Cumming of Town, chair man of the Bengte Committee on Civil Service, is expected to complete and murodure the bill for the retirement of government clerks within a short time. A living farmer applicant faced repeated rejections, claiming bias in civil service explanations and hinting at a planned move to school life.

Benatar Cumming Bengte Committee On

Labor agreement sets wage floor for all trades

The text notes a new contract scenario establishing a minimum wage of 410 centimes per hour for all classes under a wartime arrangement. It mentions workers and brawlers, with a focus on plate and their trades. The fragment implies broad wage protections during the conflict.

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