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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1919
Page
15
A society concert features a 16 piece program including Sinding Chanson and works by Grieg. Performers present a varied recital blending European selections with a butterfly motif in the program notes and lineup.
Victory and allies in Cheyenne and Laramie county surpassed the goal of 1,900,180, reaching a total of 4,950,050. Mrs John L Jordan reports 67,700 from rural areas with precinct reports due next week. City subscriptions total 8813,070 raised by the women’s committee, praised for their tireless efforts.
The Glee and Mandolin Club of Colorado College entertained soldiers at the Y.M.C.A hut Fort D A Russell with a well received program. Ralph B Bray drew praise for Swedish style comic readings in navy uniform, the highlight of the evening. The event was praised as one of the best during demobilization.
Mothers Day activities filled the First Baptist Church with morning services featuring a sermon titled A Message of Mothers Day and a choir concert. An evening sermon Our Mothers and Our Victory followed. Members urged to attend. planners aim to help all mothers attend. Numerous city visitors and local society happenings are noted throughout the day.
The New Era class of the Presbyterian Sunday school meets this morning to discuss preventing drunkenness and vice in postwar conditions. Both men and women are cordially invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Pascall returned from California and plan to settle in Cheyenne. SS Mrs. Edgar Fielda of Chicago visits the city, dining room suite for sale at 1721 Capitol Ave. Denver’s GC W Givens guests in town. F J Sullivan of Basin, Wyoming visits Cheyenne. Mrs. O T Freeman and daughter Mildred return to Douglas after winter in California, joined by Mr Freeman and Hea Freeman. Mrs. C Warrington moved to 547 West Twenty sixth Street after an operation. Miss Effie Lancen of Laramie arrives for a weekend stay with her parents. Fine piano for sale at 1721 Capitol Avenue.
Mrs. J. W. Highleyman will travel east to attend her son Richard Highleyman's graduation at Annapolis and later visit relatives in Ohio. S. P. McQuin ton and James Cusack visit from Kansas City on business. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd John announce the birth of a son born Saturday morning May 14. Mrs. John is Marguerite Fleming, former dresser for the Flemings. Bedroom carpets for sale at 1721 Capitol avenue.
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