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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1912
Page
3
An advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine claiming it promotes long strong abundant hair, stops dandruff and itching, and adds softness and luster. It urges daily use then reduced to a few times weekly and promotes a 25 cent bottle available at drug stores or toilet counters.
Mrs Patten presented a memorial to Continental Hall and a mahogany cane for records. The case bears a silver plate honoring Mrs Helen M Warren and Mrs Alice Richards, the first two Wyoming D A R regents. Mrs Patten visits Atlantic City and will not return before Woman s College commencement in Baltimore in June.
Captain and Mrs William H Noble hosted a formal dinner for General Dimmilek at the post with green and white decor and seven oclock seating. Attendees included General Dimmick Captain and Mrs Armstrong Dr and Mrs Ashford Captain and Mrs Westcott Captain Hughes and Captain and Mrs Noble. The Ninth Cavalry held a well attended gymnasium hop Friday night with several town residents in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Archie Allison entertained last evening with a formal dinner at their home the second in a series of gatherings for friends The decor featured English ivy laurel and Mizzenella leaves with La France roses and snapdragons The table centerpiece used smilax radiating to each cover with laurel borders Guests included C C McEndree R B Forsyth C A Shafer D S Swan John Schuneman Miss Hasel Wersderfer and others A separate matinee party enjoyed The Campus at Capitol Avenue theater followed by dinner Miss Mary Molherney hosted the matinee party Mrs West acted as chaperone and the group included several young ladies Ruth Finch left for a month in Atchison Kan with relatives.
Sage tea once used by grandmothers returns as a modern hair dye from Wyeth Chemical Co New York combined with Sulphur and other remedies for dandruff scalp itching and thinning hair. The preparation aims to restore natural color quickly without harsh fades offering color strength and beauty with a money back guarantee through druggists.
The St Mark's choir enjoyed a Friday evening gathering at director Mrs Y K Hart's home with 23 attendees. Several members and friends planned summer visits and travel, including Mrs Bullock and Margaret heading to Los Angeles and Mrs La Fontaine's visit to Ogden with her daughter.
An eminent skin specialist announces a new drug ethina double strength that promises to remove freckles and leave a clear complexion. Sold by Cheyenne druggists with an absolute money back guarantee if results are not seen after the first night’s use.
A combined business and social meeting noted a rummage sale run by two to three society divisions cleared 185 dollars after expenses. Hostesses Mevdames Carpenter, Peter, Gilmors, Kenner, Cotton, Black and Riner provided refreshments during the social hour. The Baptist Q O A met Thursday at 4 pm in the church court room with a cordial turnout and a letter from Mrs Chilton FE Brags, now in Indiana with her husband.
After the hop Friday night Captain and Mrs Wescott hosted a supper for Miss Blackstadt from St Louis at Fort Russell. The table glowed with yellow flowers and candles. Guests included Captain and Mrs Morton, Miss Blackstadt, Misses Blackstadt Kimball Dade Little Williams, Misses Emily Evelyn Constance Jones, Major Heavey, and several lieutenants.
The Jewish Ladies Circle holds a card social this evening at the A. O. U. W. hall. Everyone is welcome to attend and join the fun.
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church held Friday afternoon gathering led by Mrs Archie Allison. Mrs C H Garver discussed What the Christians of Asia Think of the Non Christian Religions in an able thorough manner. Mrs T Blake Kennedy sang two solos with Mrs J B Jamison accompanying and Miss Marian Rossman sang with her mother Mrs J F Rossman. A social hour and refreshments followed as about thirty ladies attended.
Mrs Albert B. Fuger entertained guests at a bridge tea with sweet peas filling the rooms. The setting featured hand painted boards and a multi course tea. Major John P. Finley visits his daughter Mrs Adrian Noble after ten years in the Philippines en route to Washington.
May Day program by The South Cheyenne W. Co. T. A. set for Tuesday evening at the South Congregational church. Daiber's displays 34 Hats for $2.00 and LeBarron's offers Merchant's Lunch 35¢ daily with special values.
The P. E. O. will hold its business meeting Tuesday afternoon in the men’s club room at the library instead of Monday. Alpha Club also meets Tuesday afternoon in the women’s club room at the library and plans officer elections in its final meeting of the year. The Shakespeare club has adjourned until September.
In church circles the Congregational Aid society held a Friday afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs J Ross Carpenter, with members gathering for discussion and fellowship.
Brooklyn resident Clara Wohlers credits Vinci with restoring her pale skin to a healthy ruddy color after thin blood left her Nervous and pale. The ad claims Vinci enriches and purifies blood, tastes pleasant for children, and guarantees satisfaction with money back.
A desert wanderer named Sirrah-Sey seeks diamonds and fortune. After divine thirst and a costly diamond is smashed, a spring of clear water erupts from the rock. He vows to abandon treasure hunting and buy a blue serge salt for $8.60 at Yes Harris’s closing-out sale at the Truckey Department Store.
Eureka Vacuum Cleaning phone 695 Stevenson Electrical Co 1721 Carey Ave 6 10 Liquid Veuvert The Sherman Company.
Ba raca class meets Sunday May 12 at 12 15 p m at the First Baptist church Warren avenue and Nineteenth street for a discussion on The Measure of a Man and The Law of Love. The Philathea class invites young women to attend at the same time and place. Watch for the Herald next week.
A local classifieds note describes the State Leader Want Ads as an intermediary easing postings for three line items, with two hour rental blocks repeated three times. The terse notice emphasizes rental structure and intermediary role in listings.
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