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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1912
Page
11
Dr Hartman explains the new Pe-ru-na formula six years after a radical change. He notes consumer objections and mentions a Ka-tar-no company in Columbus Ohio to supply the old formula under the Pe-ru-na name. The piece also recounts a wedding event and a salon meal described in festive detail.
Mrs W W Crook and Mrs Otto K Snyder hosted a five o clock progressive tea on Saturday the second in a series. Autumn colors and vines filled the living room and hall with sweet peas in red maroon to pink in varied tones. Eight tables featured different flowers including sweet peas snapdragons asters and garden favorites. Sepia sketches on place cards marked guest seating each napkin bore a spray of sweet peas. Misses Marjorie Johnston Marjorie Whipple and Alese Tyson assisted in
Thirty four guests attended a Friday evening dinner hosted by Mrs Emma J Dobbins in honor of Mrs Heidenberg and Miss Nora Head of Chisago visiting sister Mrs A G McGregor. The table was flower decked and the menu praised. Afterward guests heard Governor Johnson speak at the Capitol Avenue theater. Attendees included Mrs Heidenberg Miss Head Mrs McGregor Mrs Slack Mrs BE Johnston and Master Charles Heldenberg.
Mrs Clifford Hummier hosted an apron shower Saturday evening with friends and neighbors attending. The event featured gifting and light refreshments as attendees celebrated the upcoming occasion.
Miss Celia O Boyle entertained twenty two guests for a bridge tea Saturday afternoon in honor of her sister Miss Stella O Boyle who recently moved with her family to Cheyenne from Portage Wisconsin Pink is the color theme with sweet peas decor and Gibson head motifs on tally cards Prizes went to Miss Lacey and Mrs Meyer Frank.
Miss Alice Barber and Master Kent Barber hosted a Saturday afternoon party at their home for Dr and Mrs A W Barber's children. Summer flowers, lawn games, a peanut hunt, and a “feed the baby” contest entertained the young guests as an enormous Jack Horner pie was shared among them.
Local social column records guests and travels from North Platte to Salt Lake and Schenectady. Among those mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Jeffers hosting visitors, Miss Elsie Jenking departing for a month in the East, and Palloon and family planning study opportunities in Schenectady. Other notes cover Mrs. J. W. Griffin and Mrs. Sullivan preparing an Pacific coast sojourn and college arrangements for grandchildren.
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative for heat related digestion issues. It claims safe use for women and children, cleansing bowel tract and preventing summer diarrhea, with prices 50 cents to one dollar and a free trial bottle by mail from Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
A patient rests in the sun parlor for an hour as family members are urged to keep faith in a swift recovery. The report notes encouragement from physicians and loved ones for positive progress.
The wedding of Mr. Guy Brill of the government land office and Miss Leah Astle will take place Wednesday evening in September at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Astle.
The Misses Lacey will host a dancing party Wednesday evening at the Parish House. Mrs. Jesse Fillmore and daughter Miss Gloria of San Jose California are visiting from Tuesday until Saturday.
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