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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1912
Page
3
A brief quoted verse attributed to Madeline Bridges extols loyal hearts brave spirits and pure souls. It urges giving one’s best to the world with the belief that the best will return.
Jr and Mrs George Stoffler hosted a Thursday dinner party in honor of Mr Paul Fillmer with decor, an unusual menu, and after dinner games and music. Attending were Rev and Mrs Von Winkle, C D Stanfield, Guy Saylor, Mrs Henke, several Misses, Messrs Brinks How ard Hines Dunham and others. several travelers and staff noted among the guests as well.
Mrs. Arthur Van Sigel hosted an Atlas party for the Mystic Maze club and friends after a matinee. Refreshments were served at Hanson's confectionery with guests including Mrs Roseboom of Spokane and Mr Carl Jekson of Laramie among others.
Captain Mitchell hosted a dinner with Dr. and Mrs. Howard Snyder Lieut and Mrs. Raborg Lieut Engell among guests in a charming setup. Ladies Night at the Artillery club featured dancing and retreatments. Captain and Mrs Hamilton to host dinner tonight and Mrs Arthur Williams to lead a card party this afternoon. The Infantry Hop is scheduled this evening at the post Eymnagium.
State Federation Year Book released to local Women's clubs. Cover in pale blue and yellow, it includes club activities, messages from presidents, reports from the State convention, and committee chairmen notes. The three year old Loan Scholarship Fund has grown to 425 dollars, aiding four young women and one young man through college. Mrs. B. F. Perking of Sheridan now custodial, with ongoing contributions welcome.
Members of committees and officers may obtain copies from Mrs. J. W. Longshore Bucknum Wyo for ten cents. The text lists positions such as chairmen and state presidents and notes General Federation affiliates.
The Piano Division of the Saturday Musical Club meets this evening at Mrs. Paul Batley home with a fine program. The opera Pirates of Penzance will be presented by the Elks and the Saturday Musical Club 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. She spoke on missionary work in Virginia. Attendance was unusually large. The group will host 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 for devotional music and a business session. Plans for an April temperance Institute were discussed with Mrs. Mary C. Kuhl expected to speak. the afternoon focus was The Home vs The Dive. Eight ladies attended and a St Mark's Guild bake sale was announced for Roedel's drug store.
The Guild of St Mark's held a work meeting Friday afternoon at Bishopstowe with Mrs N Thomas as hostess. At 5 o'clock refreshments were served. Twenty five ladies were present. Many rheumatism sufferers report prompt relief from Chamberlain's Liniment. Not one case requires internal treatment. The liniment is for sale by all dealers.
Mrs Stanton offers vocal music lessons at 408 W 2nd St with reasonable rates. Mrs Ligler provides hair styling scalp treatment and manicuring at 411 W 10th St, with high class work and affordable prices. Tel numbers included.
Last night a man named Frank Sheela, intoxicated, smashed a dog crate planned to ship sheep dogs. Officer Christensen detained him and brought him to police headquarters. Judge Wellnitz presided at a special police court session and fined Sheela $10 for creating a disturbance.
The Niveth Jewelry Company presents an eye catching electrical window display with two arches trimmed in purple and white and colored lamps mounted above. The display showcases new jewelry lines including Champlere Enamel Easter pieces and Masterfly designs praised for their artful balance and visual appeal.
Barnett Mercantile holds its spring opening this afternoon and tonight inviting all Cheyenne to tour the store. Manager Cooper oversaw stock prep as recent improvements include a balcony rest room and fitting room to enhance the display of high class fabrics and season styles with live orchestra adding to the event.
A dim tale of a shivering boy in a snowbound town sets out for the mountain top. He grips his shillalah, calls a jumble of phrases, and voices fear as night deepens. An old man warns of danger while a bright girl observes the scene.
A Philadelphia Press item quotes a rustic dialogue filled with slang and humor about a man who jokes he will stay on to the top but is urged to stop by a woman. The piece mocks a journey to a honeymoon, noting the old man’s pranks and a jabbering departure.
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