Society News Telephone Details for Society Editor
Society notes request readers to phone the Society Editor before 6 30 p.m. and after 7 p.m. at the listed numbers to submit society news and notices.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
13
Society notes request readers to phone the Society Editor before 6 30 p.m. and after 7 p.m. at the listed numbers to submit society news and notices.
Cheyenne social scene features a fa silver tea at Fort D. A. Russell and the Cheyenne Woman's Club weekly meeting to support the Armenian Relief Fund. Mrs. Howder hosts in Quarters 47 with officers’ circle from 4 to 6. Also reported are Eastern Star chapters expanding in Wyoming, multiple social events, and a big luncheon series by Baptist church women.
The national board of farm organizations instructed a committee at its national conference to present each presidential aspirant with a questionnaire on issues of interest. The photograph shows the committee presenting it to William Jennings Bryan in Washington. The Commoner endorsed the questionnaire and the board’s decision.
Atlas presents a two day program starting today featuring William Fox’s Tin Pan Alley about a young songwriter’s quest for a hit starring Albert Ray and Elinor Fair. Also shown is Oh Louise a musical comedy with Adolf Philipp and a chorus of fifty, plus a humorous cartoon The Two Twins.
The Rev. H. QR. Brinker of Douglas will preach at 8 o clock tonight in the Episcopal church. Brinker is described as an able speaker and will bring a worth while message.
Joyful claim targets overweight readers offering Marmola Preservation tablets to lose two to four pounds weekly. Advertises safe, harmless weight reduction after meals and at bedtime, with claims of no sagging or skin laxity and no need for strenuous exercise. Sold by druggists for one dollar per large case. mail order from Marmola Company Detroit.
A long list of visitors and residents staying or stopping in Cheyenne is recorded. Names include George II Tosland A J Andrews from Lusk Edwin Grapes Clara Grapes Van Tassell and others from Laramie Encampment Pine Bluffs Slater Glenrock Worland Torrington Powell Cowley Rawlins and more. Several hotels are named as locales.
The undersigned will hold a public sale at the F G Smith Garage located at 1712 Thames Street just north of the Geyser Laundry in Cheyenne Wyoming. The date is not specified in the readable portion. Local residents should watch for formal notices with exact time and items to be auctioned.
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