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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1913

Page

11

Enthusiasm Starts All Things in The Main Chance

A collection of society notes highlights Mrs George C Stull hosting a dinner at Fort Russell with carnation decor and graceful hospitality. Apple Blossom Luncheon by Mrs Louella Moore features flowers and a coordinated menu. Laff A Lot girls enjoy a lively sleepover with Miss Babbette Wasserman as chaperone and playful antics. Miss Nell and Kate Barlow host guests for a party honoring Miss Helen Barlow of Winona Minn. Seven nurses graduate from St John s hospital with Carnegie library ceremony. Baptists host a Lake Minnehaha picnic and a children s picnic plan. Help One Another Club sews for charity. Red tulips decorate, and new active members elected.

Edward Morgan J. Dbd. Woodruff F. L. Robinson Denver Mra. Kaertesen Mra Middlemas Mre John Wilcox Laramie George Shindle Hosteas Ethel Nimmo Edina Morgan

Visiting list and social notes report

Mrs Frank Bon and Mrs Steve Bon, with Mary Congdon, returned from Beette Bluff after several days by auto visiting Mr and Mrs William Marr ow. They were entertained at multiple parties in Mitchell as they toured nearby towns. The text notes the cyclone from last Monday caused extensive damage and injuries.

Frank Bon Steve Bon Boyd Myre Mary Congdon Beette Bluff William Marrow Mitchell Pred Attebury AgXifauion

Damaged Town Reports and Far-Reaching Collateral Damage

Scarcely a house escapes damage as hundreds of windows are broken and several structures including the high school and Agor factory suffer major harm. A house is moved from its foundation and a second is demolished in the country while livestock perish. Residents recount a busy aftermath as local families and visitors travel for news and to visit kin and friends across nearby cities.

W Howme Agor Hon Los Angeles Denver Pueblo H. WH. Hardman C. C. Sadler Glasgow Mont Augusta Bevane Cone Lincoln Neb BF. W. Stone John L. Jordan Marie Pennsylvania F. L. Robinson Nadine

Musical club piano division hosts mistress at home

Mrs J F Rockwell entertains the piano division of the Musical club this evening at her home. The meeting runs from :20 to suit the hostess Cancer June Tenih. A concert is planned for June 10 with choruses solos quartets sextets choral and instrumental acts by city talent under President Mrs K Hart and Director Mr Reilly.

J. F. Rockwell Musical Club K. Hart Reilly

Presbyterian Aid Society Meeting at Mrs Schwiering Home

In church circles the Presbyterian Aid society met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs O C Schwiering. The event was a very delightful social affair hosted by Mrs Schwiering and Mrs Huff. Red carnations and ferns adorned the rooms as ladies enjoyed informal chat and sewing in a prettily arranged setting.

Presbyterian Aid Society Schwiering Huff

Local Society Notes Highlight Guild Meetings and Institute

Cheyenne society pages record a Pleasant gathering with tea and multiple hostesses for the St Mark's Guild and Mission Circle. Westminster and Congregational groups plan meetings next week, followed by a Sunday school institute May 25 with speakers Dr Henry M Meyer and Rev W A Brown and a Cincinnati book display.

Convention of 3rd State Sunday School in Cheyenne

Large Cheyenne gathering set for Saturday May 24 to host the state Sunday school convention led by Rev W M Nelson with P A Shoor. Delegates urged from each Sunday school as Rev William A Brown speaks at 7 45 pm at the Presbyterian church and again May 25 at multiple meetings.

Cheyenne W. M. Nelson P. A. Shoor Wheatland William A. Brown Philippines International Sunday School Association Chicago Brown Presbyterian Church Thin Thin Congregational Church GL A. BR J. J. Shingler Baptist Church Monduay Denowiiaction Pr. J. O. Hartman Chi

Weather-Proof Bread Imitates French Army Bake

Weather proof bread crafted by the U S military tests replaces sour loaves. Commission General W H G Sharpe develops a weather resistant bread that is sweeter and easier to transport. Recipe notes begin with mixing 100 pounds of sifted flour with additional ingredients.

Washington Mayr United States WH. G. Sharpe Hoe

Needlework Notes From Cheyenne School Exhibit

Fragmentary report shows Cheyenne needlework group displaying crochet and knit items at a Fryivh abop with members including Whye 1) and Niel lework. Details limited, but focus remains on craft showcase and community participation.

Barnett's Saturday After Supper Sale Promotion

Barnett announces a three hour sale offering fast color apron cloths fabrics and dress patterns at half regular price. Items include silk stripe ratine and storm serges in multiple colors with yard limits and no phone orders. Sale begins at 7 o clock with per yard prices around 39 cents and emphasized value.

Alice

Ancient Bread Recipe Described For Large Scale Bake

A historical text outlines a large scale bread making method using fifty two pounds of water one and a half pounds of dried yeast three pounds of sugar and one and a quarter pounds of sail. The mixture is cooked in a slow oven and the loaves are baked fat.

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