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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
11
The Pittsburgh Christian Advocate notes Class Day set for May 16 at the gymnasium with a later change to May 28 for commencement. Social notices include Mrs. Carey hosting luncheon, family travels to Chicago, and several local residents preparing summer plans and health updates.
Mr William Bhuemel was the guest of honor at a Wednesday evening party hosted by his sister Misa Anna Rhuemel at 2019 Eddy St The event celebrated Mr Bhuemels birthday with games music and dancing and refreshments to close the evening
Mrs J L Rockell led a voice culture recital by her pupils at the Elk's home. Mrs Rockwell accompanied, and Mr Rockwell, a baritone, opened and closed the program. Several singers performed first vocal numbers after short instruction. Audience appreciation encouraged both teacher and pupils.
An advertisement argues that growing children require hearty meals to support energy and development. It cites a Bloomfield New Jersey mother praising Vinci tonic for aiding colds and boosting strength, claiming it enriches blood and improves appearance, with a money back guarantee from A B Roedel Druggist Cheyenne Wyoming.
The report notes Mrs G T Wilking and Mrs Susan Cahill with praised piano and vocal performances. Mrs V K Hart impressed with soprano tone and piano, recalled by audience. Debuts by Mrs Frank Warlaumont and others earned applause and high praise for technique and future potential.
Mrs. V. K. Hart will host St Mark's choir members this evening and invitees are welcome. Miss Flora C. Blackburn plans to travel to Ogden for a month long visit starting in a couple of days.
Mrs Fuller of Topeka Kansas was guest of honor at a reception hosted by Captain and Mrs William B Cowin at Fort Russell. The event featured red carnations yellow snapdragons and daisies with Ninth Cavalry orchestra providing music. One hundred invitations were issued and others plan dinners and card parties in her honor with local residents assisting.
An ad promises Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion by stopping fermentation in five minutes after a single dose costing fifty cents. It claims relief from sour stomach and digestive misery, noting it fits any named stomach complaint and can speed comfort after meals. Miss Elizabeth Gill led a group yesterday with high score. Mrs. Harry Hynds earned second.
In church circles the Congregational Aid Society will be entertained by Mrs J Ross Carpenter this afternoon at 118 E 18th Street. She will be assisted by Mesdames Foster Gilmore Brenner Black Riner and Cotton in hosting the gathering.
The Baptist ladies announce a bake sale to be held tomorrow at Johnston Grocery. Proceeds support church activities and community aid.
Mesdames Whittaker Stuart and Bruner will entertain at a work meeting this afternoon. The event takes place at the Parish house hosted by the Guild of St. Mark's.
Mrs Archie Allison will entertain the Methodist Mission Circle this afternoon at her home 300 West 26th Street. Special music by Mrs T Blake Kennedy and Miss Marian Rossman will feature the program.
Captain and Mrs. George F Ham ilton entertained delightfully at dinner last evening. Cavera were laid for General Dimmick Captain and Mrs. Armatrong and the host and hostess.
The Jewish Ladley Circle held a profitable Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs. Arthur Spaulding and good attendance. Plans were made for a card social Sunday evening at the A. O. U. W. hall and everybody is welcome. Proceeds go to the furnishing fund.
The South Cheyenne W. T. U. met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Jensen and enjoyed an especially engaging gathering.
Lieut and Mrs F F Black hosted an informal dinner on Wednesday night. Guests included Miss Flora Blackburn and Lieutenants McAdam Brunell, with the hosts enjoying a very delightful evening.
An article lists springtime beauty tips and remedies including a homemade complexion lotion with witch hazel, Mother’s Shive for skin issues, Delatone paste to remove facial hair, and a shampoo mix using an herbs root to promote hair growth and shine, all presented as tips from Cleo De Galys.
The Mu Beta club meeting with Mrs. Dolph Wolcott, scheduled for this afternoon, has been postponed for one week in the women's class.
Captain Francis J. McConnell entertained Wednesday afternoon at his bachelor quarters with Mrs Noble Mrs Gilmor Mrs Koeenap Mrs Sloan and Mitgy Little as guests. Plans for a benefit entertainment for Spanish War Veterans were discussed with enthusiasm.
A Mother’s Day program opened with devotional and song service. Reading by Mr. Piper titled Mother’s Empire followed by poems read by Mrs. Onstler, Mrs. Babcock, Miss Richards, and Mrs. Ketchell. Song My Mother’s White Ribbon performed by all. Delicious refreshments were served to the sixteen ladies present.
Mrs. Clarence Harris and Mrs. FP Armour hosted the Methodist Ladies Aid Society Thursday afternoon at the church. It was largely social with only routine business, refreshments at five, and about fifty ladies in attendance.
The South Cheyenne W C T U announces a May Day program on Tuesday evening May 21 at the South Cheyne Congregational church. The program features songs recitations dialogues a May Queen drill and a candy and may basket sale to raise funds for a piano.
The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church invites all to an Indoor Track meet this evening in the church parlors. Everyone is welcome to attend.
The Q A of the Congregational church will give a college tea Saturday afternoon in the church parlors. Admission ten cents.
Mr and Mrs Lorena Lorenven express gratitude to friends teachers and pupils of the high school for their kindness during the illness and death of their son.
J B Mall and Misaaxel Becker both of Cheyenne married yesterday in Laramie and returned to Cheyenne. Mrs. Hall, youngest daughter of Samuel Becker, has long resided here and was educated in city schools. Mr. Hall, a bright young newspaper man, recently joined the State Ranger staff as city editor.
The French liner La Breaoce arrived in Havre on its maiden New York return trip. It established a speed record for the French line, completing the voyage in 6 days 20 hours 46 minutes at an average of 23 knots. A satirical aside and unrelated exhortations follow the travel note.
An old health alert touts Syrup of Figs as a safe, mild cleanser for children with digestive issues. It claims to relieve coated tongues, loss of appetite, fever, stomach aches, and diarrhea by clearing waste from the bowels without nausea or cramping. The ad emphasizes natural fig-based ingredients and advises asking for the product with Elixir of Senna from California Fig Syrup Co.
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