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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
3
Cheyenne social pages note Mrs. H G Hopkins and Mrs. Grant Hopkins hosting a Hallowe'en luncheon with 35 attendees, plus a Kensington party for Mrs. Helen Hutton and a Carnation Tea hosted by Mrs. Wileeck. Jessie Ruth Bell’s engagement party and a sister’s wedding plans are also announced among other informal gatherings and social visits.
Miss Nancy Pear Burne of Sheridan arrives in Cheyenne for a four week stay with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chapman. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. French, returning from Indiana, plan a brief stop in St Louis and Kansas City before Cheyenne early next week. Miss Mildred Graham returns to Archer School after a one day vacation to attend the Carpenter Bruce wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Uieriche of Kansas visited the W. B. Hinrichs home last summer.
Residents and visitors travel through Cheyenne and Colorado on short stays. Herman Hinrichs learns of temporary Colorado duty. William Falloon returns from Fort Collins after attending a funeral. Yonry Zehner pauses in Cheyenne en route from New York to Los Angeles to visit relatives. Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Patterson visit Wheatland for gatherings hosted by Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Grant Hopkins. The Vaughan couple ends a honey moon motor tour in Colorado. Mrs Nimmo returns from Colorado Springs to visit Colorado College student Mary Nimmo. Mrs. MeIntosh and Mrs. Riehn host in Rawlins and Miami respectively. Grace and Moses Kelley return from Denver after visiting friends.
The Whittier Women’s clubs held sessions at members’ homes Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. John F. Carey hosted the First Kings Bible study led by Mrs. W. F. Dumm, with Ms. Himmleh leading another study. The Coterie Art club met Mrs. Frank Bickhorn for a Halloween tea, and the Help One Another club, led by Mrs. Hiram Sapp, organized relief for a South Cheyenne family.
Mrs. Wm. Gage of 832 B Addison Street Indianapolis says her health was poor and she weighed 100 pounds before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Five months of the remedy let her return to full housework and washing, claiming it saved her life. She urges other women to try the tonic and notes it is widely used nationwide. The ad concludes with an invitation to write to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for views.
The City Federation of Missions gathers this afternoon and evening at the Methodist church with a 6 o clock supper in the parlors. Afternoon sessions begin at 3 with officer reports, elections, music, and a paper titled Summer School of Missions. Rev. Thomas Moody will speak in the evening on furlough from Africa. Officers listed include Mrs. E. S. Johnston president and several others across congregations.
Congregation Emanu El schedules a Sunday evening social and business session with Miss Amelia Adamesky. The Jewish Circle bazaar and dance at K. C. hall drew a large crowd, with Kopald’s orchestra providing music and many items sold. The Circle extends grateful thanks for public patronage.
The University of Wyoming YMCA branch will hold weekly English and American government classes for foreigners, under Grace Raymond Hebard and in cooperation with the U.S. Bureau of Immigration. The program aims to help slaves and others become naturalized citizens and better acquainted with fundamentals. The year’s officers include Clarence Bastian president Polter Howman vice president Robert Lauk secretary and J B Redburn treasurer.
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