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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1919
Page
5
A society column lists performances featuring sixteen chanson pieces by Sinding and a butterfly motif piece by Grieg, with details on program and venue.
Victory on the Victory Loan drive surpassed its $1,900,180 goal, reaching a total of $4,950,050. Laramie county chairman Mrs John L Jordan reported $67,700 came from rural areas with city subscriptions led by an 813,070 gain by the women’s committee. The state leader will publish precinct reports next week.
The Glee and Mandolin Club of Colorado College entertained soldiers and guests at the YMCA hut Fort D A Russell with a varied program. The standout was Ralph B Bray in Swedish dialogue comic readings, especially Whale and Pussy Willow. Bray wore navy uniform and drew steady attention during the informal segment. Fort Russell YMCA values Colorado College cooperation as among the best demobilization period performances.
First Baptist Church held Mothers Day events with morning and evening services. Pastor Nev Bruce will speak on A Message of Mother's Day, and the choir will perform. Congregants were urged to attend. the evening sermon will focus on Our Mothers and Our Victory.
This morning the New Era class of the Presbyterian Sunday school will discuss preventing drunkenness and vice arising from postwar conditions. Both men and women are cordially invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs Harry G Pascall return from California and plan to settle in Cheyenne. Mrs Edgar Fielda of Chicago visits the Plains hotel. Denver couple Mr and Mrs GC W Givens are guests in the city. F J Sullivan from Basin Wyoming is a visitor. Mrs O T Freeman and daughter Mildred return to Douglas after winter in California, joined by Mr Freeman and Hea Freeman. Mrs C Warring ton has moved to 547 West Twenty sixth Street after an operation. Miss Effie Lancen of Laramie arrives for a weekend visit with her parents. Dining room suite and fine piano for sale at 1721 Capitol avenue.
Mrs. J. W. Highleyman will attend her son Richard Highleyman’s graduation at Annapolis then visit relatives in Ohio. S. P. McQuiinton and James Cusack arrive from Kansas City on business. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd John announce the birth of a son born Saturday morning May 14. Mrs. John formerly Marguerite Fleming. Bedroom carpets for sale at 1721 Capitol Avenue.
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