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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
3
The advertisement claims the product strengthens the stomach, stimulates digestive juices, restores appetite, aids assimilation, supports liver function, enriches the blood, and acts as a blood-maker and flesh-builder restorative nerve tonic. It promises vigor, activity, and clear judgment for men.
Mrs Westveer of Holland and Mrs Chaplin hostesses as Miss Keith of Manitou visits. Mrs Diver arrives from Guernsey to see J S Swan family. Miss Carley from Colorado Springs plans short Colorado College break with J M Carley. Bertha Myers travels to Denver for a wedding. A. F. Lewis birthday surprise with 30 guests ends in cards music and a seal ring. Engagement announced between Thomas Hunter of Cheyenne and Ruth Aitken of Colorado. Mrs George Kingham celebrated with hampers, cards, and a grand lunch as friends gathered at her home.
Friends organized a Sunday evening surprise for William Murray with a smooth run of plans. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Penman Peterson McAllister L A Murray Mrs La Pash Miss Mary Dyson Miss Sylvia Merrill Miss Dorothy Murray and Messrs James Dyson Rodgers Hegeman and Mr and Mrs Murray.
This afternoon at three at Colonel and Mrs Arthur Williams home Benedicta Lougan the baby daughter of Lieut and Mrs Irving J Palmer will be christened by Bishop Thomas. Mrs Alexander B Dade will entertain at tea honoring Miss Hayes of St Louis visiting Mrs Kilbourne. Mrs Adrian S Fleming was guest of honor at a large tea at Mrs William McCleave the Post’s social highlight. Dr Llewellyn P Williamson hosted a bridge party for Miss Hayes with a chafing dish supper. Miss Hayes of St Louis leaves tonight for California and Berkeley visits follow. Lieut and Mrs Haberg plan a month east trip. Mrs Frank K Chapin and baby head to Washington soon. Mrs Samuel Pearson travels to Plainfield New Jersey to visit her mother.
The Alpha Club women held a regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the library with Mrs. Dr. M. Carley and Mrs. Shaefer in charge. The program reviewed the Third Act of King. Members present 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. Guests enjoyed cards and conversation in a cordial social setting.
The club held an evening of card games with close scores and a dainty modest luncheon. Substitutes present included George Dalber M P Keefe L C Newlin Mrs Weather Miss Keith and Miss Mary Brown. Members present were N Potter H M B Patten W R Schlinger Pitt Cavert and the host and hostess.
Mrs. Hiram Davidson hosted the Capitol Hill club on Wednesday afternoon with a luncheon and card games. Guests included Mrs. Jesse Davidson Mrs. Ballinger Mrs Walnesworth and Mrs Sells along with members. several guests preferred needlework to cards.
Mia Van Siglo will host a Friday Atlas party afternoon with guests from the Myrtle Maze elb, a notable group noted in town social circles.
Evening concert by the Saturday Musical Club at the Parish House Junior Department lists performances by Elizabeth Whitaker La Babillarde Duverney Ruth Wardwell Bavarderie Helen Gleason Violin Solo Durand Mazurka Bart Milazzo Second Vale Baldle Larae Meyer-Selmund Mildred Ford Two Melodious Studies Jeannette Mullen Rockwell Ind Plano Humoreskein humorous vein Julia Coben Durand.
Pupils of Mrs Rockwell and Miss Buchanan perform in an evening program at Rosamund featuring two pianos works by Bach and Godard, mezzo vocal pieces, and selections by Mendelssohn and others, with performers including Mrs J L Rockwell Mrs Ve K Hart Mr Dubois and Miss Buchanan.
In Church Chaoes, the Methodist Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday afternoon at the parsonage home of Mrs J P Jonson 108 Hawt Leth street with Mire W M Nelson and Mrs J P Jonson. The gathering is social and serves as a farewell to Mrs Glover.
The South Cheyenne Women's G C T U will hold an afternoon meeting at 0 East 10th Street with Mrs Mick instead of Mrs Hendershot as previously announced.
The Guild of El Mark's will meet Friday afternoon with Mra N and Thomas al Bithopstowe to discuss plans and actions for the group.
The Capital O A will hold its missionary meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs Dorothy Van Winkle.
The Westminster Guild convened a gathering at Wetminister to discuss upcoming events and community service plans. Attendees reviewed schedules and outlined next steps for outreach and fundraising activities.
A Monday evening gathering at Mrs W C Mentzer’s home featured sewing and a reading from India Awakening. Elections reappointed Eunice Anderson president and Hills as vice president, Sebulla kept treasurer, Ann Dobbing elected secretary. Frances Mentzer performed, and Alderson was hospitalized at St Luke’s.
The Guild of St Mark's announces a four Rene sale Saturday afternoon at TRV Hoedel's deug atore.
The Win One Society of the Methodist Sunday School presented a program Sunday afternoon at the chapel including vocal solos by Mrs Blanton and Mrs Rovauan with piano, a talk by W C Dem ing, a six-voice chorus, a vocal duet by Dr and Mrs Millard, and plans for a reception in their honor.
A damaged item notes relief for rheumatic pain and ease using Chamberlains Liniment. It mentions a general benefit to those with partial pain and the role of a dealer in distribution.
A reader asks about the price or payment amount for Bhoke y Bato at Kopalu's and mentions a figure of 4.40 dollars. The wording is unclear and local context is limited. Further details are needed to confirm the correct item and amount.
Union Pacific announces favored Cheyenne as a travel hub with new excursion plans. Omaha to Cheyenne round trip drops to 16.00, Denver to Cheyenne 17.50, Cheyenne to Chicago 25.50, Chicago to Denver 30.00, with schedule changes coming soon to boost Wyoming traffic.
A campaign note indicates that a candidate will be started with 10 votes to her credit once the nomination blank is completed in the Leader’s circulation drive.
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