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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1912
Page
8
A literary note credits Mrs L Tyson with editing In the Realm of Women, compiling essays and perspectives by women writers. The item lists Tyson as editor and attributes publication framing to a female-focused collection.
Mrs W C Willcott hosted the PF E BO sisterhood gathering on Tuesday with sewing and an engaging program. Mrs Shingle read a paper on childhood via radiopticon images of local PEO members’ families. Miss Gusele Johnston delivered an alphabetical poem entertaining the group. Lunch was served.
Mrs R A Hopera will entertain her bridge club this afternoon with a relaxed session of cards and conversation in her home.
The Alpha club closed its year with a discussion of next year’s program, appointing a committee to arrange parliamentary drills and study history. New members Mrs T C Creby and Mrs D C Hudson joined, and Mrs J B Bartlett was named delegate to the State Federation in Cheyenne in October. Officers elected include President Mrs D M Carley, Vice President Mrs W F Duttneen, Secretary Treasurer Mrs Robert Hrays, and Custodian Mrs J M Newman. The club adjourned in September and will hold the May Festival on May 30 at the Parish House featuring Sporrs The Last Judgment.
The Q C A of the Baptist church holds an especial meeting at two this afternoon at the church. The Jewish Circle meets at 2 40 this afternoon with Mrs William Myers. A large attendance is desired. Prayer Meeting Postponed. The Baptist prayer meeting will be held Thursday evening instead of tonight for this week.
The article notes Miss Marguerite Kelley earns three thousand dollars annually as United States Mint Inspector, the highest salary for a woman in federal service. It credits a past assistant secretary for recognizing her talent and cites her as a highly competent official. It also recounts a small family incident of a couple marrying after securing a marriage license in Geneva. Mount Holyoke College appointed eight students to oversee college halls with fire-drill duties supervised by hall chairmen and lieutenants on each floor.
Helping girls in college with energy fidelity and good scholarship need not fear money. Smth College has announced one hundred sixty seven scholarships for the current year. Some cover full tuition, others half the amount.
Batcher shops will stay open until 9 Pm on Wednesday and will be closed all day Thursday.
The Taimoa Rawel trio from the South Seas appears on a Chautauqua program this summer, presenting a vivid native ventume of island life. Mojo Rywel, noted cultural figure, is described as refined and influential, with past lectures before large audiences in Chicago and across the country.
Washington reports the Taft wing aims to deny Theodore Roosevelt the presidential nomination by sacrificing the party to defeat him in November. Taft supporters, including Senator Root, think Roosevelt’s nomination would bol t him into a third party and ruin the Republicans. Taft plans to secure a Chicago convention majority, with Ohio pivotal, while Roosevelt backs Ohio expenditure.
Sixty nine single men in Dunshaughn, Meath, Ireland, living in laborers’ cottages built by the municipality, are ordered to marry within three months or vacate the premises. The notice aligns with local housing policy and aims to clear cottages for new occupants.
Sanitary Ice offered at 30 cents per hundred. Cook Bros. Co. can be reached by phone at 197 for orders or inquiries.
A fragmented weather glossary describes display numbers and their meanings for fair weather rain or snow and temperature changes. It notes combinations like No 1 with No 4 indicating warmer or colder fair weather and No 4 with No 4 indicating rain or snow.
New Brunswick New Jersey May 28 Forty nine of sixty five graduating Butler's college members were suspended by President Damerest for attending a beer keg party after the senior banquet. Among those suspended are Rutgers Club president and Y M C A member Rudolph Stier. Smith says the party was an experience but claims it violated no rules.
A brief vignette recalls a figure moving through a rough district on what appeared to be a sensational slumming tour, yet he endured the harsh realities and gritty surroundings.
Ella Ray of Menominee Mich received a check for 28 828 including interest from the United States Court of Appeals branch in Sioux Falls on a breach of promise case against James B Sanborn. The 1910 verdict awarded 25 000, reflecting tangible damages from Miss Ray's lost wages and other financial losses. The case is noted as one of the few where actual damages were proven in full.
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