In Realm of Women Club Meeting Reports Charity Efforts
The piano division of the Musical club met with Mrs. Hugh Coffman at the National Department Hospital Wil society. Hospital Aid held a Monday afternoon session with the Help-One-Another Chats, drawing about 30 attendees. Attendees prepared sewing and needlework, enjoyed music, and discussed domestic economy. A tea was served and a bouquet donated by Mrs. Barksdale’s group. Edward Morgan will host the club in two weeks at 72 East Highteenth Street.
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Musical Club
Hugh Coffman
National Department
Meening
D. C. Barksdelo
Thomas
Mre
Barksdale
Teria Chyle
Edward Morgan
East Highteenth Street
Vancnworth
Weillnnix
Stubbe
Helter
Hunesworth
Py. van Winkle
Miss Morgan
Johnston
Pudge
Proebyterian Ald Society Hosts House Warming in Church Parlors
The Proebyterian Ald society held a house warming in church parlors to inaugurate the new sink stove china and silver. Officers Mesdames Mentzer Wilceck Bevans and Sadler hosted with secretary Mrs Bump absent from the city. The informal meeting featured Jadien sewing and refreshments with strong attendance despite stormy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proebyterian Ald Society
Mesdames Mentzer
Wilceck
Bevans
Sadler
Local church plans end of bake sales and gospel services
Special gospel services begin tomorrow and bake sale is canceled this month. Ruth Hanesworth and Annette Welch entertained with a piano duet followed by Grace Emerson serving refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Van Winkie, Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Rowett, and many others. Mrs. Schwiering and Mrs. Ohstein to host St Mark’s Suner^gae Tuesday at 1715 Van Lennen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hanesworth
Annette Welch
Grace Emerson
O. C. Schwiering
Ohenstein
St. Mark's
Wyoming Mother's Day Proclamation of 1912
Governor Joseph M. Carey proclaims Sunday May 11 1912 as Mother s Day in Wyoming urging reverence for mothers. Citizens are asked to wear white carnations and honor mothers in churches homes and schools with tokens of love and remembrance.
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Joseph M. Carey
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Drainage Board Backs Immediate Steps To Protect Cheyenne Water
A mayoral appointed committee in Cheyenne urged quick action to safeguard the water supply. They recommended raising outlet pipes at Little Round Top, clearing vegetation from Crystal lake canal, enforcing land-cleaning duties around reservoirs, and acquiring nearby vacant lands. A biweekly chemical test of the water was ordered through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Round Top
Crystal Lake
Congress
Orchestra Praised for Fireman's Dance in Cheyenne
Citizens praised the Fireman's dance held at the Coliseum noting the absence of ragging and the high quality music by White's union orchestra. White's ensemble is gaining favor with Cheyenne dancers as Thespia followers attend for the delightful performances.
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Igh
White
Union Orchestra
Thespia
Naas Defeats Merz in Frontier Club Billiards Match
Last night at the Frontier club C F Naas of Minneapolis defeated Adolph Merz of this city 140 to 47 in pocket billiards. Naas impressed on a strange table with high runs of 23 21 15 15 and strong long shots. Merz held the trophy holder reputation and played better than the score indicates. Next Friday Naas meets Harris Brennan for 100 points with a $25 purse posted by Walker of the Frontier club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Club
C. F. Naas
Minneapolis
Adolph
Merz
Naas
Cheyenne
Harris Brennan
Brennan
Walker
The
Conservation of Children Exhibit Planned for Knoxville Expo
A committee led by Misa John C. Lathrop aims to prepare a National Conservation exposition display in Knoxville for September and October. The child welfare exhibit will be in a dedicated Children’s Building with charts photographs and moving pictures including stories from the Russell Cage Foundation Hull House and health films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knoxville
Misa John C. Lathrop
Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Russell Cage Foundation
Hull House
Chicago
McGoorty Clabby Fight Ends In Ten Round Draw
Eddie McGoorty and Jimmy Clabby battled ten rounds at the Denver Athletic Club for the middleweight title draw. Clabby landed more blows but McGoorty’s punches were more effective and the decision was popular with fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eddie McGoorty
Jimmy Clabby
Denver Athletic Club
Clabby
McGooorty
Action Against Montenegro Held Back by Powers
London dated May 2 reports no precipitate military move against Montenegro by Austria-Hungary. Diplomatic authorities in London say teaching diplomacy and restraint mark current policy as powers steer clear of drastic action.
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Montrnegro
London
Montenegro
Austria-Hungary
Power politics at Cettinje avoids immediate action
A joint Austro Hungarian council in session postpones overt measures in Montenegro. Ambassadors in London are to reconvene with expected discussions on compensation to King Nicholas over loss of Sculari, likely couched as frontier rectifications.
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Cettinje
Austra Llingary
London
Mary
Eve
Nicholas
Sculari
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Argains
Zemett Wyvvvmey
Urata Weiews
Wuseuw
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
MHS
L. St. Tyron
Women's Ltds
Hospital Aid
Tretgterian Ald Society
Radbebes
Asparagua, Tb
Capitol Grocery
Capitol Avenue
Mesdames Johnston
van Winkie
Slack
Rowett
Mrs. Clack
Williams
Stoker
Dingle
Aloan
Dobbins
McGregor
Stimson
Taylor
Law
Hamiton
Hauck
Schoels
Higgins
Brice
Fudge
Towner
Turpin
Mise Morgan
Rev. van Winkle
Sunerage Meeting
Executive Department
Frank L. Hows
Secretary of State
Industrial Club
Gill
Nass
Cues
Sherman Co
Rocky Mountain
Cc. H
Carey
Idaho
Nebraska
Colorado
E.S. Johnston Grocery Company
Davenport
Conservation OF Children Object New Department
Louisana
Gano
Missouri Pippins
Ohenstein Bros
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