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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1912
Page
16
The article notes a new one year nursery management course at the Teachers' College aimed at young women. It emphasizes training women to supervise and run establishments efficiently and profitably and to become nursery governesses valued in families as highly qualified child nurses.
Mrs William C Wolcott hosts the P E QO Sisterhood this afternoon at 49 Fall Twenty fourth Street. The Alpha club meets at the library this afternoon to elect officers. Mrs Ro A Hopkins will receive her bridge club Wednesday afternoon.
The Thursday Dredge and Thursday Bridge club plan Friday meetings led by Mrs. Fred M. Miller. Mrs. Dolph Wolcott hosted the Mu Beta club last Friday with guest Flora Ristine. Members sewed and visited. refreshments were served. The Mu Beta group aims for an early member picnic and postponed a dinner party to fall. The Mu sical club practiced The Last Judgement and will perform at the May Festival on May 30 at the Parish House with a business meeting to follow tonight.
The Piano division of the Saturday Musical club met at the home of Mrs. Chit Hummer Saturday evening. After the program a short business meeting was held. A social hour and refreshments followed. The Club adjourned until next fall. Hostesses were Mrs. Hummer and Mrs. W. C. Brisco.
Children’s Day was celebrated on Sunday May 26 with programs in Baptist and Congregational Sunday Schools. The event featured songs devotional expressions recitations floral dialogues and short talks by superintendents and pastors. A children’s offerings collection took place as churches were decorated with palms plants and flowers.
Mark'n Guild hosted a pleasant social in their room at the Pariah House on Saturday. Tea, coffee, and cakes were served from an arranged tea table by Mesdames Park, Skinner, and Daley with Mrs Hoffman and Miss Helenaley assisting. Bake sale leaders were Mrs F A M Stuart and Mrs Alta Heaney, who sold the treats. The South Side Aid Society postponed its meeting for two weeks due to the death of member Mrs Harry Ulrich.
The Presbyterian Aid society will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. John Hees at 1922 Maxwell Street.
The Guild of St. Mark's will hold a work meeting in the Guild room at the Parish House Friday afternoon. Hostesses include Meachmes Voorhees Jolitz and Whittaker.
The Mission Circle of the Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Garner on the South Side.
The Baptist church postpones its weekly prayer meeting from Wednesday to Thursday evening citing scheduling needs. Members are advised to adjust plans accordingly and attend the updated service time.
The Baptist QOA will hold a special business meeting at the church on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The session aims to address Church affairs and member matters.
The Teachers College in connection with Columbia University trains young women in household arts and lunch room management. Courses expand from cookery to finance, making graduates qualified to run kitchens for schools and large outfits and to lead efficient food operations.
An informal appeal promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a permanent cure for chronic constipation. Testimonials from Mrs Josephine Bailey Sheridan and Mr Jas A Lushman cite relief after small purchases, with a home offer to receive a free sample by sending address details to Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Indiana.
An American woman recalls the Tuileries palace after 1871 fire damage noting one or two wings remain including the kitchen. She describes vast ovens roasting boiling and broiling gear a six meter high extra roast oven and a washing setup for gold silver and porcelain services, while lamenting lack of electric lights and washing tubs.
Cheyenne photographer Wm Krosse advertises in home portraiture with natural settings. He offers in home sessions, promising candid images of father in an easy chair and baby in small bath or hob horse, using his equipment and flexible scheduling. Contact at 712 Russell or call 046 W.
Champ Clark argues for a three year homestead requirement, praising home ownership as essential to American civilization. He recounts Benton and Grow debates on title, contrasts Missouri Illinois lands, and notes the harsh reality of easements and soil in the Mississippi Valley.
Chicago May 27 The work to arrange seating for the June 18 Republican national convention begins this week. National committee members and contested state delegates will arrive to start preliminaries as credential deadlines pass May 29. On June 6 the committee will hear claims for over 260 contested seats. William B Stone reports more than 106000 requests for 10000 spectator seats, with staff sorting applications and committee reviewing eligibility.
Speech praises Nebraska congressman Kinkaid for backing a bill to raise homestead size from 160 to 640 acres, notes recent exodus of prosperous Nebraskans to Manitoba and Alberta, and argues for terms to curb emigration and aid American citizens seeking homes abroad.
In a garbled OCR fragment the article lists interpretation rules for weather displays. It mentions various numbers combined with others to indicate fair weather rain snow or temperature changes, but the text is inconsistent and includes stray phrases and color names.
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