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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
5
A garbled 1920s fragment mentions life, payment, and a man sent away. It hints at aging, a loan or debt, and possible sale of a reel or item as a consequence, with uncertainty about timing and consequences.
The Consistory ball at the Masonic Temple drew hundreds of guests from Cheyenne Fort D A Russell and Wyoming towns. Dancing and games filled the evening with Japanese lantern decor, ornate supper, and a festive orchestra program.
Billie Burke argues love is steady and thoughtful, disagreeing with Geraldine Farrar who calls love a whirl of passion. Farrar defends a patient, moral approach, describing love as a humane, enduring bond beyond mere emotion.
Seventy five couples attended a pleasant social with Schembeck’s orchestra providing dances. Cheyenne high school Girl Reserves, led by Miss Ruth Bridenbaugh, hosted an event at the YWCA with mothers presenting a musical program including violin solos, songs, readings, and a piano piece.
Ladies gathered at the church for a social hosted by Mrs. Al Cole Mrs. Blake Miller and Mrs. Macomber special guest Rev. Brace former pastor attended about thirty attendees refreshments served. The Wayside Piper pageant at Princess theatre next Tuesday features Gretchen Arp in the lead with patronesses from the YWCA board. Get seats.
After a Monday start, the 38th annual Wyoming Consistory No 4 reunion ended with a ball at the Masonic Temple. A large class was initiated, boosting total Scottish Rite membership to over 41 800. The 31st and 32nd degrees were conferred, with Judge William C. Mentzer presiding. Judge John A. Riner was replaced by Jarry True. Gifts included a large door for the Consistory Cathedral and 8500 in cash, plus 100 to the Lar amie county hospital.
At the conclusion of the degree work a business session was held. Judge John A. Niner presented a trustees report detailing properties owned by the Consistory, their cash value, and plans for the immediate future. Fred S. Fobes presided as Master of Kadosh.
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