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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1912
Page
11
Author Bridget Bridges quotes a moral motto about loyal hearts brave spirits and pure souls giving their best to the world and receiving the best in return. The line attributed to Madeline 8 reflects early 20th century sentiment.
Jr and Mrs George Stoffler hosted a Thursday dinner party honoring Mr Paul Fillmer. Guests included Rev and Mrs Von Winkle and many local residents. Illness and relocations touch families as Miss Harriet Land fills a Churchill School vacancy.
Mrs. Arthur Van Sigel entertained the Mystic Maze club and friends at an Atlas party on Friday afternoon after a matinee. Guests included Mrs Roseboom of Spokane and Carl Jekson of Laramie with club members listed among the attendees.
Captain Mitchell hosts a Sunday dinner with Dr. and Mrs. Howard Snyder and Lieuts Borg Engell and others as guests. Ladies' Night at the Artillery Club features dancing and social relaxations. Captain and Mrs Hamilton plan a dinner. Mrs. Arthur Williams hosts a card party. Infantry Hop scheduled at the post Gymnasium.
The State Federation of Women’s Clubs releases its Year Book in pale blue and yellow. It contains club tutics, messages from presidents, reports from the State convention, and committee chairmen notes. The Loan Scholarship Fund, now $425, has aided four young women and one young man. Mrs. B. F. Perking in Sheridan becomes custodian. Contributions welcomed.
Counts to members of committees and officers list. copies available from Mrs J W Longshore Bucknum Wyoming for ten cents.
The Saturday Musical Club and the Piano Division will meet this evening at Mrs. Paul Batley to hear a fine program. The Pirates of Penzance opera will be presented on Thursday evening April 11 at the Capitol Avenue Theatre.
The Ladies Auxiliary of St Marks Church met at the Parish House with Miss Brady of West Virginia as guest speaker on missionary work in Virginia. Attendance was unusually large. The auxiliary plans a missionary tea at Bishopstowe on Thursday, April 6th.
The South Cheyenne W C T U met at Mrs. Mick’s home on 501 E 10th St with eight women present. Plans for an April temperance Institute were discussed and partly formed, with Mary C. Kuhl expected to speak. A Seattle mayoral campaign tale and a talk on Home vs Dive opened the meeting, followed by readings and refreshments. The Guild of St. Mark’s announces a bake sale at Roedel’s drug store this afternoon.
The Guild of St Mark's held a work meeting at Bishopstowe with Mrs N Thomas as hostess. At five o'clock refreshments were served. Twenty five ladies attended. Many rheumatism sufferers reported relief from Chamberlains Liniment with no need for internal treatment. the product is sold by all dealers.
Mrs. Stanton offers vocal music lessons at 408 W. 2nd St with reasonable rates and telephone 374-W. Mrs. Ligler provides high class hair styling scalp treatment manicuring and pompadours at 411 W. 10th St phone SL7W.
A drunken man named Frank Sheehan destroyed a dog crate intended for shipping sheep dogs. Officer C Christensen arrested him. Judge Wellnitz convened a police court session and fined Sheehan $10 for disturbance.
The Niveth Jewelry Company features a striking electrical display with two arches trimmed in purple and white, mirrored by purple and white incan descent globes atop the arches. The shop showcases the latest in jewelry including Easter Champlere Enamel pieces and Masterfly designs, praised for artistic arrangement and eye catching appeal.
The Barnett Mercantile company hosts a Spring opening this afternoon and evening inviting all Cheyenne residents to view the season's styles and a wide variety of delicate fabrics. Manager Cooper has organized the stock with recent improvements including a balcony addition creating more space and new fitting rooms. An orchestra will play as customers inspect the store’s enhanced appearance and high class goods from an up-to-date firm in the state.
A night time walker in a mountain town mutters in dialect as he climbs toward the top of the mountain. He repeats phrases about reaching the summit and warns of storms and danger as others respond with caution and local speech.
In Philadelphia Press style dialect a cheeky suitor boasts of staying put to the top while his stubborn love interest questions his escape. The exchange features playful insult and bravado as the man hints he will stay if comfortable, even amid a planned departure.
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