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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1916
Page
5
The page lists assorted brief notices from Cheyenne including transient visitors and local services. Names such as Mark Ceaypmas, Karl Burt, and John Curry appear alongside business items for The Sherman Co and painting services. Hospital reports note admissions and local travel details.
Yesterday's American League results show multiple games with notes on postponements due to wet grounds. Key matchups included New York versus St Louis, Boston versus Detroit, Chicago versus Washington, and Philadelphia versus Cleveland with several games postponed or incomplete.
The Ladies of Chapter C P O E meet this afternoon with Mrs Louella Moore for a fort nightly program and social session. The Carnegie Library hosts chorus practice led by Miss Laura Leela with Miss Lillian Blamey as accompanist. The O T Club Dance fills Parish House with Kopald orchestra and punch, marking the club’s third year of growing popularity. The Coterie Art club plans a Wednesday session with Mrs F A Benson at 616 West Twenty seventh Street.
Past Chiefs association of the Pythian sisters asks members to attend a gathering this afternoon. Help One Another club plans a Thursday afternoon meeting with Phillip Brown. Whittler club members dine tonight at Mr and Mrs A N Purely’s home. purely study club hosts an annual party with husbands.
Postpones W C T U meeting to June 13. Y P B holds weekly reading room session. Baptist Brotherhood to meet at Cecil W Law home 7:20 tonight with invites for men friends. Knights of Paul to attend Parish House gathering this evening. Westminster Guild meets in church parlors with hosts Mrs Dill and Miss Dobbin. Presbyterian Aid meets in Pridey church parlor this afternoon. St Mark's Guild meets Friday at the House Bodality social and supper. Young Ladies Bodality of St Marys had a social evening with Miss Sullivan, Miss Tobin and Miss Shuck and a large attendance.
The Dinebird photoplay The Gilded Spider opens at the Lyric theater today presenting a clever moving entertainment. It blends themes of love joy hate and intrigue as the featured attraction for patrons seeking light drama and spectacle.
Louise Lovely stars in The Gilded Spider a sensational photoplay noted for rapid scene changes a thrilling love story and heightened interest. The performer beloved by a million theatergoers appears in a role that amplifies her sweetness and allure on screen.
The Atlas highlights a lively program featuring Nolan and Nolan and Finna and Edward Cowles as eminent vocalists performing topical songs. An episode of the Red Circle and musical adaptations adds variety to the show.
In the Triangle Ray Bee film The Law Act Heasle Barriscale offers a powerful performance in a demanding emotional role. Clara Williams plays the wife and Harry Keenan the husband with solid support from the cast. D J Chinholm arrives from Evanston to the city yesterday.
Benjamin Smalley of this city is sick at St John’s hospital. John A. Johnson of Laramie visited the city yesterday, as did J. A. Stead from Wheatland, with Wheeler and Sherman Co. contributions noted in local items.
Veteran driver Pop Geers seeks to enter midseason Grand Circuit with a two minute mile, targeting Napoleon Direct as the pace setter. The 65 year old has long raced northern tracks since 1881, with Napoleon Direct delivering fast times but never a two minute mile. Duniway Returns from visit.
Sherman Co tf From Ft. Collina-Frank Rees of the Fort Collins Express and Robert Spragse with Ned Daniels came up from Fort Col line for a brief visit. An invitation was extended to President A L Mohler of the Union Pacific to attend a dinner in his honor by local officials. If his successor and C M Ware's successor are appointed in time they will likely be invited as well.
Ethel Du prey is described as approaching a woman's home driven by an alleged love for the woman's husband. The fragment hints at a looming confrontation or crime but lacks full context or outcome details.
Joseph E. Morcombe editor of the American Free Mason will give lectures at Masonite temple Wednesday and Thursday night. Topics are The True Perspective of History at the Time of the Masonic Revival of 1717 and The Constructive Work of Free Masonry.
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