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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
11
Advertises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a comprehensive tonic that strengthens the stomach and liver, stimulates digestive juices, restores appetite, aids assimilation, enriches blood, builds flesh, and refreshes nerves. It promises vigor, sharp thinking, and cool judgment for men who buy it.
Mrs Westveer of Holland hosts Sister Gatherings while Miss Keith of Manitou visits. Mr and Mrs Swan welcome relatives at the Swan Home. Mrs Robertson improves after illness. Miss Maurine Carley from Colorado Springs will visit her parents J M Carley. Miss Bertha Myers travels to Denver for the wedding of Mr Ne Spain and Miss Laura Shelder. Mr A F Lewis birthday surprise with cards music and a seal ring. Engagement announced between Thomas Hunter Cheyenne and Ruth Aitken Colorado. Mrs George Kingham birthday surprise with hampers and lunch. Attendees include Nimmo Morton Hunter Parnell Teague Kingham and Ferguson.
Friends planned a Sunday evening surprise for William Murray with a casual social gathering and a plentiful lunch. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Penman Peterson McAllister L A Murray Mrs La Pash Miss Mary Dyson Miss Sylvia Merrill Miss Dorothy Murray Messrs James Dyson Rodgers Hegeman and Mr and Mrs Murray.
This afternoon at three, Benedicta Lougan will be christened at Colonel and Mrs Arthur Williams home with Bishop Thomas officiating. Mrs Alexander B Dade hosts tea for Miss Hayes of St Louis visiting Mrs Kilbourne. Mrs Adrian Fleming honored at lavish post tea with Fleming and McCleave hosting. A bridge party by Dr Llewellyn P Williamson celebrates Miss Hayes. Hayes of St Louis to depart for California tonight. Habergs to east for a month. Chapin family to visit Washington. Pearson travels to Plainfield NJ to visit her mother.
The regular Alpha Club gathering met Tuesday afternoon at the library with Mrs. Dr. M. Carley and Mrs. Shaefer directing an engaging program. Attendees included Mesdames ing, Bartlett, Cunningham, Car Shaefer, McMillan, Compton, McGlashan, Paine and Libbey.
Mr and Mrs W E B Chaplin entertained the Tuesday evening Five Hundred Club at a very enjoyable gathering. Members enjoyed games and conversation in a cordial social evening.
The games proceeded merrily during the evening with close scores. A modest luncheon was served at the close. Substitutes present included George Dalber M P Keefe L C Newlin Mrs Weatyeer Miss Keith and Miss Mary Brown. Members present were N Potter H M Patten W R Schling er Pitt Cavert and the host and hostess.
Mrs Hiram Davidson entertained the Capitol Hill club on Wednesday afternoon with their usual card games and luncheon. Guests included Mrs Jesse Davidson Mrs Ballinger Mrs Walnesworth and Mrs Sells among the members.
Mia Van Siglo will be hostess on Friday afternoon at an Atlas party with guests that include the Myrtle Maze elb members.
Saturday Musical Club presents a junior department concert at the Parish House at 7:30 pm. The program lists Tarantella by BuPko w Elizabeth Whitaker La Babillarde by Duverney Ruth Wardwell Bavarderie Violin Solo by Durand Dohm Mazurka by Bart Milazzo Second Val e Baldie Larae Shaach Meyer Selmund Mildred Ford Two Melodious Studies for two Co Rlangs sivoetepninnp es QUEbitt Jeannette Mullen Mrs Rockwell Ind Plano Humoreskein Humorous vein We wim Julia Coben Durand.
Pupils of Mrs Rockwell and Miss Buchanan perform in an 8:15 p m recital. Selections include a two piano quartet and pieces by Mendelssohn and Godard with performers Mrs Rockwell Mrs Freund Miss Buchanan and others.
In CHURCH CHAOLES Methodist Ald This Thursday afternoon the Methodist Ladies' Aid Society will meet with Mire, W. M. Nelson and Mrs. J. P. Jonsen at the parsonage the home of Mrs. Jonson 108 Hawt Lhth Street. The meeting will be of a social nature and a farewell to Mrs. Glover.
The South Cheyenne W GC will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Mick at East 10th Street, replacing Mrs. Hendershot as the announced attendee.
The Guild of El Mark’s will convene Friday afternoon with Mra N and Thomas al Bithopstowe in attendance.
The Capital O A. will hold its missionary meeting this afternoon at four o clock at the home of Mrs Dorothy Van Winkle. The event invites members and guests to participate in the church outreach program.
The Wetminister Guild held a Westminster meeting with local members attending to discuss ongoing projects and community outreach. Key participants and specific dates are not provided in readable text.
A Monday evening gathering at Mrs W C Mentzer home had sewing followed by an annual election. Eunice Anderson and Hills reelected as president and vice president, Sebulla reelected treasurer, Ann Dobbing elected. Frances Mentzer sang, Alderson listed as president, and flowers were sent to the hospitalized member at St Luke’s. Next meeting planned in two weeks.
The Guild of St Mark's plans a four Rene sale Saturday afternoon at TRV. Hoedels deug atore is listed in the readable fragment with unclear details.
The Win One Society of the Methodist Sunday School held a Sunday afternoon program at the chapel. Entries included vocal solo by Mrs Blanton with accompanist Mrs Rovauan talk to the lad by W C Deming chorus by six young ladies vocal duet by Dr and Mrs Millard. The class plans a reception in honor of Dr and Mrs Millard.
A note explains that relief from rheumatic pain comes from using Chamberlains Liniment on affected joints. The remedy is advertised as beneficial, with ease of purchase through local dealers and suppliers.
A notation questions the amount paid by Pormyoun for an order at Kopalu's, citing a sum of 4 40. The fragment mentions BhokeY Bato and unclear hour details surrounding the transaction.
Union Pacific officials say Cheyenne will gain from enhanced promotions and new fares. Omaha to Cheyenne round trips run 16.00, Omaha to Denver 17.50, Cheyenne to Chicago 25.50, Chicago to Denver 30.00, with schedule changes coming soon.
A distorted line from a local circulation campaign mentions an amendment and votes, implying a nominee set to start with ten votes credited. The readable items reference a campaign context but lack clear names, dates, or places.
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