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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
11
Charming Bridal Shower In Honor Of Miss Flora McGregor
Mrs Galen A Fox and Mrs Bruce Jones hosted a Thursday evening shower for Miss Flora McGregor. Decorations featured red and white as guests played hearts and enjoyed a stockings themed raffled reveal. Eighteen guests attended the elegant event with a shoe centerpiece and heart shaped dainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen A- Fox
Bruce Jones
Flora McGregor
Ned
Queens of Avillion Stage May Day Program at Baptist Church
The Queens of Avillion assisted by Mrs. Newell Bell presented a May Day entertainment at the Baptist church on Tuesday evening. A large audience filled the auditorium and overflowed into the lecture room. Q O A members acted as ushers and oversaw the table where home goods were displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Queens of
May Festival Draws Crowds With Fresh May Baskets and Performances
In a colorful program on the platform front a long bench bore dainty May baskets in colors like a blooming flower bed. Miss Marjorie Whipple served as May Queen while Q O A members and young participants delivered songs recitations and simple dialogues to enthusiastic applause. The event raised 43.55 after expenses as funds for the group, with several named performers and helpers listed including Helen Stubbs Mabel Brennan Curtis Stofler Haley Neeley Viola Bovee and Dorothy Srubte among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Whipple
Lucy King
Dorothy van Winkle
Alese Tyson
Audrey Milverstead
Margaret Hentson
Hazel Bell
Ruth
Edith Curtis
Maude Shright
Muriel Bruce
Myrel Garrett
Fiana
Helen Stubbs
Mabel Brennen
Curtis Stofler
Haley Neeley
Viola Bovee
Clare
Freda Styles
Erma Neeley
Henry Bentson
Winnifred Due Buls- On
Helen Tygon
Bors
Dorothy Srubte
Jepale Stanfield
Harriet du Buisson
Guy Jordan
Emily Hager
Mandolin Solo and Recitations Highlight Girls Event
A program featuring mandolin solo by Sadie Leffler, recitations by Mildred Boyer Earlasehoels Lima Stabler Richard Hult Ruby Ellerston Ivy Jordan Ruth Curtis Muriel Bruce, dialogue by Sevengirin Brownh, violin by Loulan Stuhr, songs by Pauline Jones Eimer Belk Hastel Hell and May Qween with Q O A girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Leffler
Mildred Boyer
Earlasehoels
Sevengirin
Bolo—Loulan Stuhr
Lima Stabler
Richard Hult
Pauline Jones
Eimer Belk
Ruby Ellerston
Ivy Jordan
Dr. Brownh
Lela
Harold Bruce
Ruth Curtis
Muriel Bruce
Hastel Hell
Ruth Hainesworth
Annette Welch
May Qween
Little Girls Party at Sunday School Tea
Little Miss Dorothy Stevens hosted a Sunday school class party on Wednesday afternoon. A string of playful games delighted the children until tea was served at five. Guests included Emily Jones teacher and several pupils from town. Mr and Mrs M W Hartung are home from Colorado due to relatives’ illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litte
Dorothy Stevens
Clase
Merry Gates
Emily Jones
Su- Hanne Guilfoyle
Frances
Alice Christian
Mort Russell
Alice Barber
Helen Daley
Ruth Griffin
Leona Gregory
Ada Parnell
Hilda Brown
Leah Canton
HW. Hartung
Quarest, Colo
Informal Musicale At Mr and Mrs Himlel Home
Mr and Mrs William B Himlel hosted a pleasant informal musicale Tuesday evening with fourteen guests. A variety of instruments were played by guests assigned a spot on the program, each entertaining the others as the crowd applauded loudly. Refreshments followed at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B&. Himlel
Fort Russell Social Events Delightful Tea for Miss Blackstadt
Mrs Charles E Morton hosted a Wednesday afternoon tea at the Morton residence honoring Miss Blackstadt of St Louis. The decor featured red and yellow stocks, red tones in the dining room, and guests enjoyed bridge and five hundred with prizes awarded to local ladies. Sixty visitors attended the reception and more social engagements followed for Gen Dimmick and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Morton
Miss Blackstadt
St. Louis
Morton
William W. Reno
Mahlon Ashford
Reno
Ashford
Williams
Mesdames Kemper
Wing
Walker
Mra
Sparks
Notable attendees at a floral society gathering
A Flower Society event lists numerous attendees with titles Mrs and Miss among the honorees and speakers. Names include Ashford, Westcott, Clark, Bundy, Hathaway, Guilfoyle, McCullough, Christian, Dade, Noble, Kimball, and many others. The text records the presiding officers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Guilfoyle
McCullough
Bundy
Kimball Powred
Mesdamon Howard
Hathaway
Dade
Siyder
Cowin
Christian
Mesdames Ashford
Willana
Westcott
Clark
Black
Jones
van Horn
Morton
Kem
Wilson
Myer
Lawrence
Hamilton
Walker
Cowan
Stodter
Wing
Camp
Ayres
Snyder
Howard
Noble
Ashford
Comegys
Pager
Sparks
McPride
Erienkotter
Kitts
Kieffer
Patterson
Kilbourne
Kimball
Muller
le May
Brooke
Misses WiLliama
Davis
Pornandes
Little
Blackstadt
Tilton
Davidson
April Concert by the Women's Club at Parish House
The Saturday Musical Club plans an April concert at the Parish House with rich program notes. The Thursday 500 club met with Mrs Newlin. Mrs Crabb scored highest, Mrs Bump lowest. Mrs Miller elected president. bridge to continue. a luncheon and flowers described. hostess Mrs Fred Miller to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clu
Mra. J. C. Newlin
Mra. TC
Fred Miller
Jamison
Busselle
Mesdames A. Miller
Bump, Harris
Alkens
Flee
Simpson
Crabb
Beart
Atherly
Gylling
Guild of St. Mark's Meeting Set This Afternoon
The Guild of St. Mark's will meet this afternoon in the Child room at the Parish House with Mesdames KE Mason Smith WH Hart and William Mahoney serving as tessers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark's
Mesdames KE
Mason Smith
W. K. Hart
William Mahoney
Tesses
Willing Workers Baptist Meeting This Afternoon
The Willing Workers of The Baptist church plan a meeting this afternoon led by Mrs. B. Johnston at 408 East Twenty Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicts
L. R. Tyson
East Eighteenth Street
Baptist
B. 8. Johnston
East Twenty-second Street
Presbyterian Aid Society Hosts New President at Evans Street
Mrs. Ed J. Kelley newly elected president of the Presbyterian Aid society will entertain members this afternoon at her home 19156 Evans street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Ed J. Kelley
The
Evans Street
Dont Ring a Swan Song Clock Ad
A bold ad urges buyers to choose a BIG BEN Alarm Clock from ERHOLM & AKIN CO. at Plains Building, Sixternih Street, with emphasis on reliable wakefulness and quick checks by U. PL Watch Inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erholm & Akin CO
Plains
Sixternih St
U. PL
Author of Wyoming Woman Suffrage Dies in East
William H. Bright, 86, dies in Washington D C yesterday. He authored Wyoming's first woman suffrage bill and served as president of the territorial upper house in 1869. A veteran of the Civil War, Bright worked at the government printing office and as a post office special agent. Funeral services will be conducted by the Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
William H. Bright
Wyoming
United States
Brightwoe
Virginia
Washington
Heaney Divorce Decree Grants $11,000 and Support
After a three day trial in Rawlings county court Judge D. H. Craig approved a divorce between Mrs. Alta Heaney and Thomas Heaney. The settlement includes $11,000 to Mrs. Heaney and $50 monthly for the daughter’s support. Mrs. Heaney keeps custody of the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Heaney
Thomas Heaney
DH. Craig
Rawling
Watch sale by Edholm & Akin on four payments
Notice to ratepayers men offering a Standard Watch for purchase on four payments at the same price as cash. Edholm & Akin, Watch Inspectors, Maing Building, Sixteenth Street. Restless and Sleepless dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edholm & Akin .O
Maing Building
Sixteenth St. d
Mrs Reynolds No. 1 Trails of Wife No. 2
A Denver interview with Mrs Reynolds No. 1 reveals she learned her ex husband Charles A Reynolds remarried two weeks after their divorce. She claims he offered money to another woman, found them together in Cheyenne, and says he has since paid alimony while the other wife ran a rooming house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Reynolds
Colorado & Southern
Mr. Reynolds
Denver
Nebraska
Cheyenne
200 Arizona Convicts Form Law and Order League
Phoenix Arizona May 2 Two hundred convicts in the Arizona state penitentiary at Florence organized a law and order league. Membership includes six percent of prisoners who signed pledges agreeing to daily good deeds study of noble thoughts assist each other in grievances uphold officers in discharge of duties curb disorderly conduct avoid profanity respect each other aid the weak and lift prison reform policies of the new state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona State
Florence
Restless and Sleepless Jewelers advertisement
Watch Inspectors offer express charges paid and free engraving at the same price as an eastern firm PeHWOLM AKIN OO. located in Plains Building on Sixteenth Street LU. BP. Jewelers advertise services in a terse note promising value and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pehwolm & Akin OO
Plains
Sixteenth St
Carnegie board to award medals for Titanic heroism
Carnegie hero fund commission adopts a plan to issue gold medals for Titanic passengers officers and crew and place them in the National Museum Washington A record will also be added to the Carnegie roll of honor. In New York Frank Adelman and his wife credit a coin flip for saving them from the voyage. Mrs Ava Willing Astor and daughter Wise Muriel Astor arrive aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittaburgh
Carnegie Hero Find Commission
United States National Museum
Washington
Carnegie Hero Fund
New York
Frank Adelman
Ava Willing Astor
John Jacob Astor
Wise Muriel Astor
London
Atlas Hypnotist Foresees U S War Claim
The Atlas hypnotist predicted the United States would soon go to war with a country, possibly Mexico, during a local act. The show also featured Leon the hypnotist and Howell and Murdock in a lively performance with comments on audience interest. The Chietden quartet offered songs with mixed reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
United States
Mexico
Howell
Murdock
Chietden
Construction materials and services offered by W. 5. Thomas
Bonded and licensed contractor advertises sidewalks curbing retaining walls foundations building blocks iron fences settees tail cells cages and concrete machine mixed at 50 percent best. Prices kept low, contact 316 EH 21ta St phone 356 Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
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Masice
Earth
Miss McGregor
May Iaay Entertainment
Fort Russell
Gen. Dimmick
Frank A. Armstrong
Fuller
Captain Fuller
Ninth Cavalry
Charles E. Stodter
Ingersoll Store Co
Musical Club
500” Club
East
Socialist Party of
South San Franccisco
Socialist Party of California
Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America
Brogdeant & Not
Postmatter
Congress
Arizona Convicts In Law and Order League
Silv
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Henrietta
Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Manine Furtt Theatre
N.Y
Tye Perfect Company
Carnegie Board
Delancey Nicoll
Mrs. Astor
Atlas
U. S
Want
LRONS
Golden
Anchor Line
Londonderry
Glasgow
Palermo
Naples
Focal
Henderson
Chicago
Boston Ladies, Tailoring Co
Carey Avenue
Albany
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