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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1912
Page
11
A poetic excerpt on mother love leads to a social narrative in Cheyenne society. Mrs. C. D. Carey hosts a luncheon for her sister Mrs. Morris of Philadelphia with a yellow snapdragon centerpiece and a refined menu. Mrs. E. N. Sturdevant expands hospitality with Kensington gatherings for thirty guests on May 2 and May 9.
Colonel and Mrs. John F. Guilfoyle hosted a brilliant dinner for General Dimmick and Mrs. Fuller at Port Russell. The table centerpiece featured a mound of yellow blossoms illuminated by yellow shade candles, reflecting the gracious hostess’s artistry.
Mrs. Waller and Mrs. Stodter hosted a Friday Ninth Cavalry Hop with guests including Mrs. Fuller of Topeka and Mrs. Sievert hosting a card party at her home. The Sievert residence overflowed with exotic decor and vibrant flowers as bridge and five hundred produced prizes for top players.
The Saturday Musical club will hold a significant business meeting at the library this afternoon at 4 30. Both active and associate members are urged to attend as many topics will be discussed including nominations for officers for next year.
The Art Club held a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Griffin Cochran’s home. The entire time was devoted to business. The club will reconvene in two weeks with Mrs. F. H. Jones.
The Altar and Rosary Society of St Marys held a Thursday gathering at Mrs J F Milligans home with Mrs Lynch and Mrs Charles Manewal as assistant hostesses. Forty five ladies attended and enjoyed a social afternoon with vocal numbers by Mrs Jeffers and Mr John Smith with Miss Marie Nunn assisting in serving lunch.
The Baptist ladies hold a bake sale today at Johnston Grocery Store offering a variety of home cooked delicacies for sale.
The Congregational Q. A. will hold an afternoon College Tea in church parlors. Tea wafers and punch will be served. Admission is ten cents with proceeds funding choir vestments.
Miss Winnifred and Bessie Stu art entertained the Westminster Guild on Thursday evening. Miss Haynes read from Womanhood in India while members sewed. The group voted to buy one share in a Boulder Colorado school building fund for the study missions, allotting one delegate per share.
The Guild of St Mark's held a honey work meeting at Purieh House on Friday afternoon. Ladies sewed steadily all afternoon on large apron orders, with Mrs Dugald Whittaker and others hosting and serving refreshments. About twenty attendees participated.
Dr and Mrs Edwarda hosted a cordial gathering at Wineheon with guests from Fort Collins Veterinary College and a college party touring Anspeption Port Tecemwetl. Chamberlains Tablets praised for stomach relief. Mothers Day observed by Phoenix Camp No 144 with Theo Van Winkle leading service. Eureka Vacuum Cleaning ad. dance at Bagless Hall tonight.
An advertisement urges readers to use Cascarets nightly to clean the stomach and bowels, remove sour undigested food and bile, and relieve headaches and illness by morning. It praises tastiness for children and promises a 10 cent price from drug stores for long lasting family health.
Pattern department promotes mailed dress patterns with ten cent payment in silver or stamps. Describes patterns for bonnet, coat, dress, wrapper in various fabrics and yardage by size. Details fabric, measurements, and mailing method for delivery to any address.
The article describes several women and girls costume patterns with styles for Misses and small women, Mother’s Girl and school dress. It notes fabrics, sizes from 6 to 18 years, yardage requirements, and that patterns mailed for 10 cents in silver or stamps.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a place or items with unclear names and scattered phrases about beauty and steps. No coherent event or persons clearly identifiable.
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