Social宜andle: Local visits and bridge parties noted
Mrs Luella Moore returns from Laramie guest of Miss Gertrude Booth Miss Eunice Anderson trips to Denver for rest Mrs A W Bristol and her mother go to Portland Oregon Mrs Brigol seeks relief from illness hoping lower altitude helps Mrs Charles Roy and Miss Ollie Hart of Laramie dine with Mrs F W Snyder then attend Madame Sherry at Capitol Avenue theatre with Bert Barber and B Harnish Mrs Hart returns home Mrs Roy to stay longer Elks dance tonight at the Elkie Mrs George M Brooke hosts informal bridge for Artillery radley and friends Cards and lunch follow Captain and Mrs Kitts Captain and Mrs Wen cott Lieut and Mrs Brungell Lieut and Mrs Cutter Mrs Williams Lieut McAdams and host and hostess present Mrs McAdam travels to Kentucky for extended visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roy
Ollie Hart
Laramie
F. W. Snyder
Madame Sherry
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Bert Barber
B. Harnish
Miss Hart
Mrs. Roy
Kitts
Wencott
Brungell
Cutter
Mis. Williams
McAdams
Ninth Cavalry Club Hosts Bridge Evening
The Ninth Cavalry Corps Club gathered Wednesday at the Cavalry Club with Colonel and Mrs Sehm-By attending. Four tables played bridge, Captain Walker won at bridge, and Men Armstrong led in five hundred before supper, with informal, friendly entertainment throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehm- By. Guilfoyte
Ninth Cavalry Corg Club
Cavalry Club
Captain Walker
Armstrong
Livit and Mrs Frederick F. Black Host Bridge Club
Livit and Mrs Frederick F. Black entertained the Wednesday evening bridge club, also called the chatter club, with light refreshments and conversation after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick F. Black
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Fragmentary quotation stresses disciplined thinking and calm reasoning as prerequisites for success and effective execution. It advocates clear brain work that both identifies flaws and carries out corrective steps.
Grape Nuts Ad Advocates Brain and Nerve Health
An old advertisement for Grape Nuts cereal highlights whole wheat and barley with potassium phosphate and claims to aid brain and nerve cell rebuilding after daily strain. It invites readers to stop worrying and suggests regular use leads to natural hustle and successful work. The ad is from Postum Cereal Company of Battle Creek Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Women’s clubs host social afternoons and games
Mrs Aikens led the Thursday S00 club with three tables of play and Mrs Atherly winning the high score. A course ten and carnations decorated each table. Other gatherings included Card Club at the Plains with five hundred games and pink sweet peas, Help One Another club with sewing and a business note to notify attendance, and a meeting hosted by Mrs John Hunter with fifteen ladies and a noon lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Cahill
the Plains
DuBois
Kennedy
George Dalber
John Hunter
David Nimmo
Ethel Nimmo
Hunter
Altar and Rosary Society Meets at St Marys
The Altar and Rosary Society of St Mary's held a Thursday after noon meeting at Mrs Swansen's home with Mrs Sam Brown and Mrs Pat Seals assisting. The gathering focused on sociability after some work and featured an unusually elaborate lunch. Seventy one ladies attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary's
Swansen
Sam Brown
Pat Seals
Congregational Ladies Missionary Society Dime Social
The Congregational Ladies Missionary Society holds a dime social this afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. B. Patten. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ladies’ Missionary Society
H. B. Patten
Guild Meeting and Presbyterian Ladies Aid Events Noted
The Guild of St. Mark's meets this afternoon with Mrs. Davidson at 719 East 17th Street to prepare for an Easter bazaar. Mrs. George P. Knight and Mrs. Ed Kelley host Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society meetings in church parlors with officer elections planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Tyson
East Eighteenth Street
Leader
Guild of St. Mark's
Presbyterian Ladies
George P. Knight
Ed Kelley
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
People's Local Society to entertain City of Fedor
The B Youngs People’s Society will entertain the city of Fedor. The event promises light entertainment and community spirit with local participants and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo People's Local
The
B Youngs People's Society
Fedor
Garrard Regains Favor With Taft After Reprimand
Col Joseph Garrard of the Fifteenth Cavalry and Fort Meyer regains presidential favor after Taft reprimand over bias in a lieutenant appointment exam. The officer corrected a political error by directing a reexamination that allowed the candidate to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Joseph Garrard
William Garrard
Fort McKinney
Buffalo
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Meyer
Potomac River
White House
Taft
War Department
Garrard
Secretary of War
Lieut
Bloom
Fort
D. A. Ruagell
Umshler Farewell Banquet Ends Cheyenne Career
A. M. Umshler is honored by Union Pacific workers in Cheyenne with a two hundred dollar purse and a song as he and his family prepare to move to Sacramento California. He leaves after six years as yard master and will take a similar post with Southern Pacific. Umshler, former center ville Burlington yards manager, also served in the Eleventh Wyoming legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Umshler
Umehler
Union Pacific
United States
Umshler
Sacramento
California
Southern Pacific
Burlington
Centerville
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Good Bill on At the Atlas Show Delights Audiences
The Atlas opening night featured three strong acts with Delmont and McClahan delivering fresh talks and songs. Joe DeNuff impressed as a strongman with new tricks blending strength and skill. The Repananozas offered Spanish songs and dances with a novel stage setting, and the films were exceptionally good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atas
Delmont
McClahan
Joe DeNuff
Ufp
Army Officers to Help Enforce Cheyenne Ordinance
The Fort Russell commanding officer phoned city authorities begging for forty or fifty copies of the council ordinance banning sale of brass kouokles, firearms and other dangerous weapons. He aims to post the text at eight meet halls and at the text exchanges to inform soldiers. Army officers express strong interest in enforcement and promise full support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Vermont Representative Foster Dies in Washington
Representative Foster of Vermont died in Washington tonight from pneumonia. The death occurred in the capital city as officials and colleagues react to the loss of the longtime lawmaker.
A Reasonable Plea for the Stomach Digestive Aid Promoted
An Victorian style advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestive remedy. It claims tablets supply needed digestive elements, stimulate gastric glands, and restore normal function. The text lists benefits for indigestion, insomnia, loss of appetite, and other ailments, and cites tests and a U S address for samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Chemical Laboratory
London
Central
Cullum St
Fenchurch St
F. A. Stuart Co
Clerkenwell Road
D. c
Lam
John R. Brooke
United States
Canada
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
New Labor Union Formed by Cheyenne Press Men
Cheyenne journalists in printing shops organize a Irean men’s union. No wage scale or contracts sought now. the group aims to advance the craft. Charles Stiess acts as secretary. L. M. Campbell, Labor Journal and Quality Print Shop, elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Charles Stiess
L. M. Gamphbell
Labor Journal and Quality Print Shop
Moha Tops Burke in Ten Round Milwaukee Boxer Wins
Bom Moha of Milwaukee defeated Sailor Burke of Brooklyn in a ten round bout with Moha taking the victor's nod in New York. Burke fought hard but Moha secured the win as the crowd roared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bom Moha
Milwaukee
Sailor Burke
Brooklyn
Hero Tonight
Peculiar After Effects of Grip This Year
Doctors report widespread grip in many homes with lapsed kidneys and back pain. Swamp Root by Kilmer & Co claims to heal kidneys and liver after grip. samples mailed free to sufferers, regular bottles at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Kilmer
Milady's Toilet Table Mine and Home Beauty Remedies
A vintage advertisement describes Megatone II dissolving in water to improve complexion within a week, with facial application. It promotes hair care, a homemade Ham YoU powder, a delatone hair remover, and Mother's Salve for colds and sore throats, touting fast relief and household efficacy.
Bohemian Girl Promises a Big Capitol Theatre Run
Aborn presents the Paris version of Balfo’s The Bohemian Girl at Capitol Avenue Theatre on March 27. The show, staged with elaborate scenery and novel realism, features gypsy tapes, horse cavalcade, dazzling ballets, and wind acrobats. It follows a celebrated Paris Lyrique gala and honors Balfo with the Legion of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Aborn
Paris
Balfo
Theatre Lyrique
Napoleon III
Tuberculosis Meeting By The Women
A city tuberculosis meeting urged mothers to educate children in cleanliness and health. speakers described open air schools, milk depots, and visiting nurse associations aiding homes with TB patients. Dr and Mrs White outlined sanatoriums and the need for early care to prevent infection and safeguard health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Congress
Washington, D. C
Thor
Women urged to unite for health and morality reform
An appeal stresses separating those with disease for public safety and assigns doctors and nurses roles while urging mothers to protect homes and children. Mrs White calls club women to support national health legislation and improve city and school life, noting women's voting power should shape health and morality efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Acquittal in Fort Russell Killing Case
Private Kunkle of Company H 11th Infantry was acquitted by the federal court of murdering Private Singleton at Fort Russell. The defense argued self defense after a longstanding grudge, the shooting occurring the day Singleton was discharged from the army in one of the fort’s quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunkle
11Th Infantry
Fort Russell
Singleton
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Gertrude Booth
Miss Eunice Anderson
Denver
A. W. Bristol
Hammer
Portland
Oregon
the Elkie
Port Russell
George M. Brooke
Artillery Radley
Reshwenig
Mrs. McAdam
Kentucky
Ninth Cavalry
Chile
Brame
Postum Cereal Company, Lad
Battle Creek, Mich
Dime Social
Col
1. A. Russell
Godspeed
A. M. Umshler
Atlas
New Labor Union
Milady
Mins Sherrick
Chicago
Opera Co
Art
Teddy
Sam G. Wilson
Cigar Store
Carey Ave
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