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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1912
Page
8
In the realm of women enabled by Mrs J R Tyson a new one year nursery management course is offered at the Teachers college. It is the only course of its kind for young women and meets demand for nursery governesses and trained nurses for children in refined households.
Mrs William C Wolcott will entertain the P E QO Sisterhood this afternoon at her home 49 Fall Twenty fourth street The meeting was to have been at Mrs Ashley Gleason s and the membership will please note the change The Alpha club will meet at the Mhrary this afternoon and will elect officers for the coming year Mrs Ro A Hopkins will receive her bridge club on Wednesday afternoon
The Thursday Dredge and Thursday Bridge groups meet Friday with Mrs. Fred M. Miller. Mrs. Dolph Wolcott hosted Mu Beta, with Flora Ristine of Crawfordsville as guest. Members sew and visit, refreshments served, picnic planned, dinner party postponed to fall. The Mu Musical chorus rehearsed The Last Judgement and plans a May Festival performance at Parish House on May 30th.
The Piano division of the Saturday Musical club met at Mrs Chit Hummers home 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.
In Baptist and Congregational Sunday Schools Children’s Day was celebrated on Sunday, May 26, with programs featuring songs, devotional expressions, recitations, floral dialogues and short talks by superintendents and pastors. Offerings totaled nine dollars with churches decorated in palms, plants and flowers. at the capital church two canaries joined the choir as The Folren Guild Tea and Bake Sale benefited by the event.
A Saturday gathering in the Pariah House hosted by Mesdames Park Skinner and Daley featured tea coffee and cake served by Mrs Hoffman and Miss Helenaley. Mrs F A M Stuart and Mrs Alta Heaney handled the bake sale which sold out its delicious offerings. 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, 1922 Maxwell Street, in what is announced as the group’s next gathering.
The Guild of St Mark's will hold a work meeting in the Guild room at the Parish House Friday afternoon. Hostesses listed 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.
The Baptist Q O A will hold a special business meeting at the church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Teachers College in conjunction with Columbia University trains young women as homekeeping experts. The program expands from cooking and sewing to lunch room management and large scale food service, promising broad employment for qualified graduates who master cookery and finance.
Testimonies from users claim Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin permanently eases chronic constipation. Some report cures after small costs, others require several bottles. The remedy strengthens stomach and bowel muscles and avoids griping, with a free home trial offer by sending name and address.
An American writer recalls the Tuileries palace in Paris after the 1871 blaze. One wing survives including the kitchen with vast roasting and broiling setups, gold washing areas, and a tall roast oven, yet electric lights and a battery of washtubs are missing.
Will take pictures at your home with natural settings. Wm Krosse offers indoor portraits in familiar surroundings, emphasizing authentic expressions for family memories. He can be reached at 712 Russell or by calling 046-W to schedule.
Congressman Champ Clark argues for a three year residency requirement for homestead claims, praising home ownership as key to American civilization. He contrasts western farms with richer Mississippi Valley lands and criticizes long-standing land hurdles, noting the need for easier access to homes for bona fide settlers.
Chicago May 27 The setup for the June 18 Republican convention begins this week with national committee members and state delegation representatives arriving for preliminary work. Credentials must be filed by May 29 and contested seats heard from June 6, as sergeant at arms William S Stone reports over 106 000 loan requests for seats to be distributed to visitors.
A Nebraska speaker urges expanding homestead size from 160 to 640 acres to curb outmigration. He cites Kinkaid’s bill, notes the term Kincalders, and laments farmers abandoning the U S for Manitoba and Alberta. He advocates three-year occupancy and stricter limits to serve American citizens.
An interpretation of display numbers shows that No 1 indicates fair weather with potential temperature changes when paired with No 4. No 8 signals rain or precipitation with varying temperatures, while No 3 relates to local rain or snow and temperature shifts.
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