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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR note references a 1920 race or lifework event with unclear names and numbers. It mentions a man sent over, a life ree and mething and a double ral. The text is garbled and hard to parse for specifics.
The Consistory ball at the Masonic Temple drew hundreds from Cheyenne Fort D A Russell and western Nebraska, with dancing in the east hall till midnight and supper in the dining room under Japanese lantern and floral decor. Guests included Consistory members and ladies from area towns, while Miss Ann MecDuffie hosted a party for friends later.
A fragment cites Billie Burke and Geraldine Farrar debating love. Burke praises restraint and enduring affection while Farrar argues love is a steady moral force, not mere fevered I love yous, touching on timeless themes.
Seventy five couples attended a social with Schembeck's orchestra praised as one of the season’s best. Miss Sally from Denver spoke to city school teachers. Cheyenne high school Girl Reserves hosted an afternoon at the YWCA with mothers and students performing songs piano and violin pieces.
Ladies of the Methodist Aid Society gathered at the church for a social with hostesses Mrs Al Cole Mrs Blake Miller and Mrs Macomber. The Rev Mr Brace former pastor was a special guest. About thirty attended and light refreshments were served. Dorothy Dumm ill with pneumonia improving and convalescent soon. The Downey family visiting the city with Esther and Erma Downey. they attend the University of Wyoming. Esther will leave for Laramie today.
After a session that began Monday the 38th annual reunion of Wyoming Consistory No 4 ended with a ball at the Masonic Temple. A large class was initiated and membership of the Scottish Rite now exceeds 41 800. The 31st degree was conferred and Judge John A Riner was not presiding. The 32nd degree completed the reunion as Judge William C Mentzer presided. Class gifts included a massive door for the new Consistory Cathedral and 8500 in cash. the ladies choir received baskets of flowers and the class donated 100 to Laramie County Hospital.
At the close of degree work a business session led by Master Fred S. Fobes proceeded. Judge John A. Niner delivered a trustees report detailing the Consistory properties, cash value, and immediate future plans for members.
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