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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
11
A local retailer promotes a Saturday after supper sale from 7 to 10 PM with heavily discounted silk foulards, black silk boat hose, and waists. Items are offered at values far below regular prices to attract thrifty shoppers, with promises of ample staff and multiple styles.
Governor and Mrs. Carey entertained at their Fort Russell home last evening in honor of Colonel and Mrs. Dyer who soon depart. Flowers, pink and white sweet peas, La France roses, and ornate silver serve as table highlights for a refined state affair.
Mrs Florence Root Foster hosted an elegant dinner Friday night for Virling K Hart Jr, a C H S graduate. Tables featured green and white colors, white sweet peas, smilax, and water color place cards, with guests Frances Bristol Mildred Sterling Constance Jones Kya Kepler Virling Hart Frank Jordan Ernest Dillman and George Argue. The evening included a detailed menu and refined decor, while other society events and visits are noted for Mrs A Y Jones, York Jones, and Mrs Jacob Gauff.
Mrs N Johnston of Chugwater returned from a ten day visit with her brother F G Burrage in Laramie. Mrs Morris visits Mrs Stephen Morris and Miss Florence Mott plan an evening at Mrs Carley’s home for Miss Vienna Cotton visiting Miss Jennie Bennett in 412 East Sixteenth Street.
Mrs. Kenzie W. Walker hosted a Friday luncheon with Mrs. Sibley and Mrs. Fuller as guests of honor. Green and white decor featured marguerites and ferns, Walker monogram cards, and a list of attendees including Colonel F. W. Sibley and Mrs. Sibley. Additional gatherings and plans spanned cards, dinners, and a leap year dance by the Eleventh Infantry at Squanasium.
Members rehearse at the Parish House and plan performances of The Last Judgment. Rehearsals are set for Sunday at 4 o'clock and Tuesday evening as the group readies the Capitol Avenue theater presentation on Thursday May 30.
The ad asserts every life age has joys and old people can be happy by using Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion and bowel regularity. It emphasizes mild gentle action suited for middle aged or older adults and notes availability through all dealers.
Dake Bal advertises a Saturday May 25 event at Mark's Parlor House offering a wide range of delicacies for Sunday dinner. Everyone is invited to sit and enjoy.
The St Agnew Guild invites attendance at a souk dance Saturday evening May 5 at St Mark's Parish Livues Adileslon Ge. Proceeds support social hall programs and community activities.
The Baptist Missions reception was a financial success with generous patronage. Mrs Win Hathenworth hosted the Baptist Mission Circle gathering Friday afternoon, with Mrs Van Winkle leading devotionals and Mrs Matthews recounting chapel car work. A lunch followed. attendees listed include Mrs Van Winkle, Mrs John ston, Mrs Stockwell, and others.
A grand concert and Tom Thumb wedding are planned under the Second Bayit at Thames Street Sunday school between 16th and 20th on Monday evening May 1 at 8:90. Admission is 16 cents. All are invited. The Sherman Co.
The Michelin Tire Co of Milltown New Jersey adds a compact tire and inner tube repair kit to its line. The kit comes in a small metal box with repair materials including tire cement patches mastic and a 32 page illustrated instruction booklet.
Denver May 24 Senator Weury Moore Teller five times Colorado senator and former secretary of the interior celebrated his eighty second birthday at his home 1364 Gaylord street. He spoke of aging with grace and said he owes life to temperance and sleep. He urged not drinking or smoking and marrying early if possible and described his daily routine from waking at midnight to evening rest. He voiced support for Champ Clark as a common sense conservative leader and commented on Washington changes and Roosevelt Taft.
A terse remark notes the common excess in enjoying occasions, hinting at the tendency to push celebrations beyond measured limits. The line suggests tempering enthusiasm and avoiding wasteful excess in social life.
A local advertisement promotes a discount event at the Bee Hive store offering two for the price of one on a gum product this Saturday.
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