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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1916

Page

3

Five oclock teas and society events in Cheyenne

Social notes record Mrs Heath Meath of Chicago as guest of honor at a five o'clock tea hosted by her daughter in Cheyenne. Engagement announced for Miss Iona Sproul to Reed Hollister of Cheyenne. Seniors practice for June 7 class play and end-year feasts mark final exams. A wedding at St Marys Cathedral unites F J Roveldt and Mamie Caverly. couple to Denver afterwards. Sheridan delegates head to New York for federation convention May 24 to June 3 with additional social events scheduled.

Potter Ireland Charles N. Potter Frank Warton Mrong Mra T. J. Sproul Pebrican Street Iona St. Mary's Cathedral Father Hartman F. J. Rosveldt Mamie Caverly Misa Flora Caverly Ed Shean G. P. Caverley Francia Wilson Bula Williams Sheridan New York City Williame General Federation of Women's New Jersey State Federation Orange Women's Club Thomas A. Edison Congressional Union of New York

Charming cotton frock and society gathering at Mrs Ponts home

A white cotton net frock with double tunics and sou tache bréil borders is shown at Mrs Ponts Great Neck home. Mrs Williams and Miss Kendrick attend Ely Court graduation in Greenwich while visiting Manville Kendrick in Exeter and will be in Annapolis for commencement events. They plan visits to Washington and Boston before returning.

Milan Exster New Stampshire Annapolis Washington Boston

Visiting List Shows Short Stops Across States

Mrs. A 5 Balsam travels to Wheatland to visit sister Mrs Kemt Bayder and meets Mr and Mrs J F Renfro while enroute to Utah to join her husband manager of a construction company. Mrs P L Robinson skips a Charition convention in Indianapolis to visit Chicago and Kansas City. Mr C W Pennell of Denver visits Cheyenne at the home of Mrs Pennell's sister, Miss J F Benno.

A. 5 Balsam Wheatland Kemt Bayder Mee BR Hamilton Ballde Cole Mr. and Mere J. F. Renfro Utah Mec. P. L. Robinson Tolay Charition Indianapolis Chicago Kanene City Me C. W. Pennell Denver Cheyenne Mr. and Mee M.A. Crawford Mra. 4 Kelley Mr. Parteon Hiermeey Motors Cheyenne Jast Dr. C. Taylor Edith McCruum Kent Snyder Mr. Snyder Miss McCrum

Cheyenne Visitors and Travels Highlight Local Social Roundup

Local notes list Mrs. R. K. Sterner and Arthur Martin visitors from two weeks, Mrs. Paine visiting Knowles sister, Cornelia Mille returning from Anaconda, Montana, Louie Craig visiting daughters in Wheatland and Salt Lake City trip via Elkhorn. The Bosveldt Caverly wedding drew Rawlins guests, and Edith McCrum visited Wheatland with Kent Snyder.

RK. T. Sterner Mea Arthur Martin Cornelia 1 Mille Anaconda Montana Were Louie Craig Hdward Wedemeyer and Wheatland Frank M. Johnston Rawlins

Coterie Art Lab Meeting and Planned Card Party

The Women of the Coterie Artest will meet this afternoon at Mrs. Fro Benson's home. Mareela Myats will be entertained Thursday at Mrs. Frank Hewman's home. A card party is planned for Thursday evening May 25 at Cayrl ol hall with prizes and refreshments for attendees.

Coterie Artest Fro Benson Owen Mareela Frank Hewman Lincoln Way B. of Law Cayrlol Hall Prises

Dance Soiree by A. F. 8 Club At Labor Hall

The A. ft. 8 club plans a regular fortnightly gathering at Labor Hall next Monday evening for social dancing.

A. Ft. 8 Labor Hall

Meeting Highlights Mark End of Year For Chapter C PF I O

Mrs Lovelia Moora chaired yesterday's gathering for Chapter C PF I O as members welcomed guests and marked the year’s end aside from the summer picnic. Mrs W A Hiner presented an original paper on eye processes and consequences of the Fall, drawing thoughtful attention. A musical program followed with vocal solos by Mrs Sam Thompson and Mrs Mabel Smith and piano duets by Mrs Smith and Miss Elizabeth Kaape. Mount Mellick Club to be hosted Saturday by Mrs Ross Spyder.

Lovelia Moora Sisterhood W. A. Hiner Nordings Sam Thompson Mabel Smith

Fort Russell Hosting Visiting Army Officials and Social Event

Colonel Hunter of Chicago inspected Fort Russell in official capacity this week. Mrs. Harvard Moore of Washington DC arrived for an extended visit with sister Mrs. McCormack while Dr. Moore is with forces in the south. Mrs Condon McCormack hosted an informal afternoon tea at the Post quarters with yellow and purple decorations and Indian violet arrangements as guests from Larime attended in honor of Mrs Moore.

Hunter Chicago Western Department Army Fort Russell Harvard Moore Washington, D C Dr. Moore U. S. Army McCormack Condon A. B. Caverly Laramie Cheyenne Washington William W. Reno L. A. Fuller Carson

Church Circles and Presbyterian Ald Society Meet Friday

Congregational missionary society will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. A. Stiner. Presbyterian Ald Society hosts are Mrs. Donald Clark and Mrs. Chas. Irwin in the church parlors. King's Daughters meeting postponed out of respect for the Snow family after their son Ralph Snow’s death.

Congregational Missions Congregational Missionary Society W. A. Stiner Presbyterian Ald Society Donald Clark Chas. Irwin King’s Daughters King's Daughters Congregational Church George W. Snow Ralph Snow

Guild Meeting at Parish House Friday Afternoon

The Guild of St. Mark's will meet at the Parish House Friday afternoon. Members gather to discuss upcoming events and community service plans.

Guild of St. Mark's

The Joy of Motherhood and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy

A promotional item extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as curing female derangements and aiding conception. It cites a Worcester Massachusetts letter claiming recovery from ills after an operation and a healthy baby boy, implying widespread success.

Lydia E. Pinkham Worcester Mass Bear Gaggery Hacker Mase Lydia K. Pinkhan

Commencement at the Academy of the H C J

The academy will commence Wednesday June 14 in the convent hall Honor ribbons for good conduct will be given June 15 after yearly reports and students depart June 16 Representatives of the G A R and the W R C will attend the memorial exercises Friday morning May 26 an interesting program has been arranged

W. RR. C Academy of the H.C. J Viet

Censored Convent Play Set For June Presentation

Weather permitting the convent eliti ren will hold a ceremony and May Procession this afternoon. The June 12 48 date marks the censor close at the convent when Shakespeare's As You Like It is presented at the Allad theater with Miss Florence Kelley directing. Patrons listed include Mr and Mrs G B Abbott Mr and Mrs J Al Martin Mr and Mrs T Bell Mr and Mrs A B Kelley Mr and Mrs D J O Connvil and Mrs V J Henneberry.

Clase Allad Theater Florence Kelley G. B. Abbott

Wyoming Man Buys Prize Bull Sets World Sale Record

At Warren T McCray's Orchard Lake stock farm seventy five head of cattle sold for an average of 1296 and the total below one day’s record. Superior Fairfax, a progeny of Fairfax, brought 10000 to Parkman, Ohio. The day drew about 1200 cattlemen and featured a new sale pavilion with 2500 capacity.

Kentlany Anhiel Ealeoof Herwford Warren T McCray Orchard Lake Rlock Farm United States Conada Mexico South America Br.d. Dane Parkman Wye Superior Vairfas Fairfax Orchard Lake Family Cate

Irish-American Convicted in Dublin Conspiracy Trial

Jeremiah C. Lynch, an Irish-American citizen, was court-martialed in Dublin and convicted for taking part in the Irish conspiracy that sparked a five day Irish republic uprising and caused many deaths. The accompanying photograph shows him on the way to the Vallou States.

Jeremiah C. Lynch Aterean Dublin Vallou

New C. N. W. Depot Nearing Completion at Keeling

May 23 report from Keeling notes the new C. N. W. depot with dimensions 18 by 90 feet, described as neat and nearing completion. An agent will be placed in charge and an express office is expected to open, signaling a major local convenience and the start of a new sub.

Convent Drama Teacher Florence Kelley Resigns for Springfield Ohio

After three years of successful work as teacher of dramatic art and expression at the convent, Miss Florence Kelley resigns. She will leave after the school year to return home to Springfield Ohio. Pupils and staff are inconsolable at her departure. Leader office seeks clean option rags for sale of the vacant house.

Florence Kelley Springfield Ohio Miss Koleley

Growth Aims at Keeling Building and Rail Access

The article notes Keeling’s growing town center and the plan for a new building location near the business district. Railroad officials acknowledge Keeling’s freight and passenger traffic justify improved facilities to support compact urban growth.

Keeling Rewlize Keeling Country

Swisher Specializes In Optometry And Optician Work

Khan KF Swisher operates as an optometrist and optician at 215 West Seventh Street, offering specialized eye care and optical services in the local area.

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eTy Thomas P. Fahey A. T. Knowles Kensington Orlock Heavenly Mise Alice Downey Verell Bosveldt Caverly Little Miss Bainum H. W. Bainum Sheridanites Sheridan Enterprise Soc 17Th St Huffs Furniture Store MF. Renfro J. T. Foley Elkader Salt Lake City John C. Foley Mra Phil Cotton Mr. D.C. Smith Mra. Smith Cotton Smith's Coterie Art Lab Mane Val Tenefit Caml Party Mount Mellick Club Mount Metlick Ross Spyder Wyoming Jeremian C Lynch ALENG Miss Kelley Henry WM. Myers Coats Boston Ladies’ Tailor Caney Ave Sumwa
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