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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1912
Page
11
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming hair will grow long and strong, reduce dandruff and itching, and become soft, lustrous, and abundant. It promotes a 25 cent bottle from drug stores with instructions for daily use and a cosmetic cleansing technique.
Mrs Patten presented a memorial and a mahogany cane for record papers at Continental Hall during a Wyoming D A R meeting. The front case bears a silver plate honoring Mrs Helen M Warren and Mrs Alice R Richards, first and second regents. Mrs Patten plans to stay in Atlantic City until after her daughter Mabel Patten graduates from Woman's College in June.
Captain and Mrs William HM No ble hosted a green and white themed dinner for General Dimmick at the post. Guests included General Dimmick and numerous officers and spouses. The Ninth Cavalry hop followed at the gymnasium with many town attendees enjoying the evening.
Mr and Mrs Archie Allison hosted a second annual dinner with friends. The home featured ivy and laurel garlands, La France roses, and Mazzarinella accents. Guests included C C McEndree Forsyth Shafer Swan Schuneman and others. Ruth Finch and Mary Molherney hosted a matinee party earlier with pink white flowers.
Wyeth Chemical Company offers a Sage and Sulphur preparation marketed in New York to darken gray hair and restore color. The remedy also tackles dandruff itching scalp and thin weak hair, promising even shading and improved hair health with a money back guarantee.
The St Mark's choir enjoyed a Friday gathering at director Mrs Y K Hart's home with 23 attendees. Notices mention Edmistons hosting summer at Bullock residence and various residents traveling for visits, festivals, or church duties.
An eminent skin specialist announces a new drug Ethine Double Strength that removes freckles and clarifies complexion. Sold by first class druggists in Cheyenne with money back guarantee. early trials claim rapid improvement and possible disappearance of light freckles.
A combined business and social meeting reported a rummage sale by two or three society divisions, yielding 185 dollars after expenses. Hosts Mrs Carpenter Mrs Feter Mrs Gilmors Mrs Kenner Mrs Cotton Mrs Black and Mrs Riner provided refreshments during a social session. A Baptist Q A met in the church court room Thursday at 4 o clock and read a letter from Mrs Chilton FE Brags, former Sunday school teacher and Lady of the Lake who moved to Indiana months ago. Nearly all members attended.
After the hop Friday night Captain and Mrs Wescott hosted a supper at Fort Russell in honor of Miss Blackstadt from St. Louis. The table glowed with yellow flowers and candles as guests included Captain and Mrs Morton Miss Blackstadt and sisters Misses Kimball Dade Little Williams Emily Evelyn Constance Jones and several officers led by Major Heavey and Lieutenants Lackland Russell McCune Robinson Burr Ervin Starks and Wrona.
The Jewish Ladies Circle holds a card social this evening at the A. O. U. W. hall. All welcome to attend.
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Archie Allison. Mrs. C. H. Garver led a discussion on What the Christians of Asia Think of the Non-Christian Religions. Mrs. T. Blake Kennedy sang two solos with Mrs. J. B. Jamison. Miss Marian Rossman performed with her mother Mrs. J. F. Rossman. A social hour and refreshments followed. about thirty ladies attended.
Mrs Albert 8 Fuger entertained guests with a bridge tea on Saturday afternoon. Sweet peas filled the rooms and a hand painted tea setup complemented the event. A multi course tea concluded the delightful afternoon. Monday evening brings ladies night at the Cavalry club with Major John P Finley visiting.
May 21 event by South Cheyenne W. Co T A at South Congregational church advertised with Daiber’s 34 Hats for $2.00 and LeBarron’s Merchant’s Lunch 35¢ deals.
The P. E. O. moves its business meeting to Tuesday afternoon in the men’s club room at the library. Alpha Club cancels Monday session and holds its meeting Tuesday in the women’s club room with officer elections. The Shakespeare club has adjourned until September.
In church circles the Congregational Aid society met at the home of Mrs J Ross Carpenter Friday afternoon and the gathering continued with plans for seasonal support and member reports.
Brooklyn woman Clara Wohlers shares how thin blood made her pale and nervous until Vinci tonic restored healthy color. The ad claims Vinci enriches and purifies blood, has a tasty flavor, appeals to children, and offers a money back guarantee through A B Roedel, Cheyenne.
A desert seeker named Sirrah-Sey finds a large diamond but loses his water and nearly dies of thirst. He sacrifices the gem to release a spring, quenches his thirst, and vows to stop chasing stones, then notes a shop offer for a blue serge salt at Eight dollars sixty at a local department store.
Local listings show Eureka Vacuum Cleaning at telephone 695 and Stevenson Electrical Co located at 1721 Carey Ave offering 6 10 Liquid Veuvert from The Sherman Company.
At the Ba raca class regular session on Sunday May 12 a lively discussion on The Measure of a Man will focus on The Law of Love. The lesson texts include Luke 6:27 onward and Romans 8:8-10. The First Baptist church hosts at 12 15 p m with invitations to young men and young ladies to attend each Sunday. Watch for the Herald next week.
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