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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1912
Page
10
Mrs. S. G. Hopkins hosts a card party for Mrs. Max Merril of Wheatland with various society events announced. Mrs. Hills entertains Kensington for Mrs. Agnew and tea for Miss Rebecca Irwin of Denver. Numerous residents report travels to California Denver Boston and Ogden along with returns and family visits.
A Buckner Missouri woman describes long agonizing female problems and a feared operation. After writing for advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co she credits Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and returning her to housework and daily life.
Monday evening event featured cards music and dancing with a large attendance. General Dimmick of Washington D C attended as guest of his daughter Mrs Frank A Phairong and left for the West this morning. Mrs C McCulloch Jr will entertain at cards Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Omar Bundy to give a bridge party Saturday. Mrs Thomas H Edwards to entertain at cards Wednesday May 16.
Helen Ware recounts her rise from humble beginnings in San Francisco to starring in The Price at Capitol Avenue Theatre on May 18. She details early jobs, saving for drama school, and breaking into stage work under manager Harris, contrasting demanding roles with her current expansive emotional range.
Residents in Park Addition and Mount Mellick areas will host group meetings this week. Mrs FLOM Taylor at 420 B 18th St will entertain the Swedish Club Thursday afternoon. The Mount Mellick stub plans a gathering with Mrs P Wiherson Glafeke on Wednesday, May 22.
Mrs St A Hopwith will receive her bridge club on Wednesday afternoon of this week. The note, read in a local society column, invites members to attend a small bridge gathering at her residence.
St Mark s Guild of St Mark s will hold a work meeting in the build room at the Parish House Friday afternoon hostesses Mesdames Forsyth Emery and Nia wander. Presbyterian Aid society to meet at Mrs H M Bunce s home 484s House Street on Thursday change of date noted. The Bartiat Ladies Missile Circle.
The P. E. O. P. B. O. sisterhood holds a business meeting this afternoon in the library’s Men's club room. The Alpha club closes its year with a business meeting and officer elections in the library. The Women’s club meets this afternoon in the library’s Women’s club room. The Pythian Slaters host a card social tonight at the K P hall. everyone is invited.
Obscure note says John DPD and Gil will entertain the Tuesday bridge club this afternoon at her home.
Help One Another club will meet with Mrs D Barkedale Thursday afternoon. Members plan to gather at Plulow Pharmacy and proceed to a planned event loca tion.
The group has postponed the session for one week and will meet today on May 24 to discuss the schedule and next steps.
Queens ofeAvison of the Congregational Church hosted a college tea in the church parlors on Saturday afternoon. The room featured college pennants and tea punch and wafers were served. The young ladies sold home made windy and despite the storm attendance was large and a good amount of money was raised.
Readable fragments show a dance event with invitations, names of companies and items such as a 5-4 Karat Stone priced at 25.00. Mentions include The Shersay Company BSpecial-Tooth Betting Hing Rathotor Akien Co Plats tietding Bosthews and Sleepless Jevelers.
A promotional note promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for constipation. It urges readers to lay aside prejudice and trust word of mouth reports from various people. The letter claims gradual relief and offers a free sample bottle by mail to Monticello Iowa address, with price details for regular purchase.
A letter from Dr. Clem Deaver, immigration agent for THY roads, to both Democratic and Republican conventions was read. The Democratic convention declined to act, while Republicans referred the matter to the revolutions committee to arrange a meeting with Mr. Denver.
The letter from D. Cluem Deaver asks the Democratic State Convention to appoint a three member conference committee to meet with Republicans to craft a joint resolution on future public land laws. Also promotional note for Chamberlin’s ointment and hats advertised by Cather’s department store.
An old classified ad shows souvenir spoons from Cheyenne and a range of jewelers offering decorative rings and jewelry pieces. It mentions Piolo & Aken Oo and Edholm & Aken On with locations at Thames Street and Plains Building. A stray line about a man anxious to rule his wife on a trip appears.
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