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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
11
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal tonic to restore blood, nerves, and heart vitality by aiding digestion and eliminating poisons. It cites a patient’s recovery from severe cough and illness after using the tonic and Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, claiming dramatic weight gain and restored strength.
A May birth prophecy describes traits of ambition and stamina. The column notes Ruth Elizabeth Hill, born to Mr. and Mrs. J Hanks Hill of New Meadows Idaho, with ties to Mrs. Kimport. It lists visits and social events including Mrs. Robert La Fontaine’s May travel, Mrs. Abbott’s Denver return, and a Surprise Party for Miss Bonnie Jack with friends and dances.
Mrs. Mary Hader of Reno Nevada was guest of honor at an enjoyable party in Cheyenne hosted by Mrs. I W Davis. Natufmf colors and red and white carnations complemented her W R C membership. Card games and conversation dominated. guests included Mesdames McCabe Leslie Jenkins Nagel Patterson Becker Gattle Knight Manewal Jabelman Ingersoll Ott Stoll and Milligan. The C A C invites to a dancing party at Keefe Hall Friday evening Maynard.
Mrs W K Jones and Mrs J M Newman will entertain the entire Alpha club at a special social meeting tonight at the home of Mrs Jones 501 E 18th St. Mr and Mrs Robert O Brien plan a May 10 extended trip visiting relatives in Illinois then New Orleans for national conventions of the Railway Mall association and its Women's Auxiliary Mr O Brien is president of RMAs 14th division and Mrs O Brien will represent the Cheyenne branch of the WARM A
Mrs. Fuller wife of Captain Fuller formerly of the Sixth Cavalry is to arrive Friday as guest of Mrs. Stodter. Captain and Mrs. Armstrong host General Dimmick of Washington D C and his visit will last a couple weeks. General Dimmick is a former cavalry captain. Mrs. Stewart plans Friday cards May 10. Mrs. McNaigh hosts a large bridge party Saturday May 4. Mrs. Dade issues invitations for a tea on May the fifth.
An afternoon performance starring Henrietta Crosman titled The Real Thing will be held at the home of Mrs. Ed McKay 409 EE 20th Street. Mrs BE Maron Smith Mrs W K Hart and Mrs William Mahoney will host Friday afternoon during the Guild of St. Mark's parish house meeting.
In honor of Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Ashford Mrs Cowin will entertain at a reception next week complimentary to Mrs Fuller who will be Mrs Stodder s guest. Mrs Ashford will be the honor guest at a card party this afternoon given by Mrs Reno.
The Saturday Musical Club meets at 8 o clock this evening at the Parish House to rehearse The Last Judgment for the May Festival. The note urges all active members to attend as every voice is needed and highlights Cheyenne’s pride in the group.
The April concert will be given on Friday evening May 3 at the Parish house by the Saturday Musical club. There will be a short intermission Peden juvenile program and the program proper, one of the season's best. General admission 60 cents, all proceeds go to the Parish house. Mrs I C Newlin will receive the Thursday 500 club this afternoon.
Mrs Hiram Davdeen hosts Help One Another club at 2619 Central Avenue for a Wednesday Bridge session followed by tea. Mrs M H Hartung hosted her club. guests included Mrs Beaman, Mrs Hopkins, and Mrs Hanson with several members noted. Decoration Day plans are set by the RMA and WAR committee led by Mrs George Hager. Robert O’Brien leads Sanne to the National convention in New Orleans this May.
The class review of Russian history concluded with Mrs Atherly and Mrs Bump leading the synopsis and praised refreshments by Mrs Heckel and Mrs Dutcher. Members listed include Mesdames Hinrich LaFontaine Crowley Kinport Gylling Hullett Wilson Hager Tyson Dutcher Stuart O'Brien Bump Coffman Heckel Bruner Leighton McGuire Atherly Larsey and Miss Stire. The Local Board met to arrange the State Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Cheyenne October 15 to 18. Dues of 1.00 per club woman will fund expenses. Secretaries to send member lists to Mrs Charlie Bristol to aid the Ways and Means Committee. Committees were named for Ways and Means Entertainment Decoration Hospitality ию.
The Presbyterian Aid Society will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. EK. J. Kel.
The Presbyterian Mission Circle met Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors with new officers presiding. A program featured a paper on India by Mrs. R. A. Morton and another by Mrs. Morgan on The Education of the Colored People. Mrs. G. P. Knight hosted and served refreshments.
A political meeting at the courthouse aims to form a progressive Democratic Club on liberal lines. It opposes machine rule tariff robbery and western land policy. Those for government of the people are invited to attend. short addresses will accompany organizing efforts for the coming campaign.
Cartoons by Alton Packard will be shown in Cheyenne after postponement with venue to be announced. The Redpath Lyceum series visits Miss Middlekauff Mia Charles De Kay Miss Harriet Hoyt Miss Miriam Cortell and Miss Flora Miller, who return from Cheyenne after seeing the Great Maud Adams in Clanticler. They praise the well attended, well presented performance.
In church circles the Westminster Guild hosts a reception at Mrs L C Hills home this evening to honor Mrs Currens of Boulder Colorado a Guild worker and advocate for young women In Cheyenne churches all young women are invited to attend Mrs Currens will speak and a social hour will follow
Mrs B 8 Johnston will entertain the Hapital Willing Workers on Friday afternoon at her home. Details mention a social gathering intended to foster community service and fellowship among members.
A local notice invites residents to a dime social hosted by Ald Biel ety on Thursday. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen digestion and maintain regular bowels, claiming mild effective action for middle‑aged and older people. Sold by all dealers.
Advertisement urges using Chamberlain's Liniment to relieve rheumatism. Claims apply freely at each use and that the product is available from all dealers.
The message suggests D-12 could enter history by finishing the season strong, with early signs indicating continued build up and momentum through spring.
W O W members are requested to be present or call at the Clerks' Office to arrange invitations for a forthcoming dance. If attendance is impossible, contact the Clerks' Office to reserve.
The fragment describes Titanic preparations on April 10 1912 with Captain Switch and notable passengers boarding the ship for its hopeful departure to New York. It notes the greatest passenger ship ever built and warns the Lyric theater event as Cheyenne audiences are urged to see the scene.
The city reports a record year for building activity with many new business blocks under way and residential construction set to begin soon. Building momentum reflects a robust market and expanding urban development.
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