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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
3
Mr and Mrs P J Black hosted a unique dinner party for Miss Stobertson of Boston. Guests enjoyed a cafeteria style meal with self‑selected partners, floral decorations, and a lively program where each attendee showcased a special talent, ending with guests presenting fragrant bouquets and praising the event as a success.
The Indies and Mrs Essex hosted a fall season card party in the Deming block studio with guests including Miss Robertson, Mr and Mrs John Brown, Archie Allison and others. Despite bad weather attendance was steady as prizes of hand painted china were awarded for card games. water color tally cards by Mrs Hall added flair.
The column records numerous social visits with names and places: Mrs. Joe Janks and daughter Zula of San Antonio travel to Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cropland host friends from the south. Families from Diamond Peak, Potter Neb, Fort Morgan, Cheyenne, Omaha, Hedford Ind., Rock Springs, Denver, Ann Arbor and Yale are noted alongside travel and guest arrangements.
The Alpha club held its first meeting of the year with a large turnout. New president Mrs. P D Hud son chaired. Mrs. J M Newman elected secretary. Mrs. T Paul Wilcox resigned as vice. Chapter C P B Society Sisterhood met at Mrs. Bert Clesson’s home with Mrs. William Wolcott hosting. talks on home economics and education followed a Kensington tea. Visitors from Iowa and Arkansas attended. the group planned a year of sewing, papers, and discussions plus a tea. Wednesday Bridge Club planned an extra social session.
The Past Noble Cianda hosts a 2 PM meeting at the home of Mrs Join Johneen at Twenty-fifth and Widystron Macralwe. The Macraheen social event at Fraternal Wall follows, with friends invited to attend and participate in a Monday evening gathering.
The ladies of the Jewish Circle will entertain at 9 card social this afternoon at the home of Mr. Arthur Bpaniding, 112 Last Nineteenth Street, All welcomed. An annual meeting of the Congregational Mission will be held Friday afternoon with attendance requested and officers to be elected. Altar and Rosary Society hosts at Mrs. McInerney's home. Baptist Young People will host a social Friday evening in church parlors. Congregational Aid society plans a Kensington cafeteria event Saturday afternoon in church parlors with a cake sale and supper for attendees.
Robert N. Grace a pianist and music history teacher from Northwestern University School of Music offers piano harmony and musical history instruction. He states he has extensive conservatory style training and will organize classes soon. students can reserve lesson periods at his studio 1616 Capitol Ave. Phone 450.
The Chicago Record Herald notes a man who appears trained as if from a military academy while discussing another figure who earned his martial art through service and odd jobs near a hotel.
Weather report for the 24 hours ending 6 pm mountain time notes this date has extreme highs and lows. This year shows a high of 86 and a low of 28 degrees while last year recorded a high of 69 and a low of 3 percent.
Fragmented report indicates snow expected in Wyoming with partial details on nearby regions. No clear timing or amounts available in readable text.
Half a nation hunts a killer after Joseph Behlancky a Richmond clothing merchant is slain and robbed in a hotel in Inutanarolis. Police link the young suspect Joseph Ellie also known as Brokaw to similar robberies in Louisville Cleveland Toledo Pittsburgh and Indianapolis as authorities warn the slayer may have fled east of the Mississippi.
Plano, Sept 24. Opening session of the Twenty third Farm movement congress led by Governor Cox and endorsed by Governor Dunne of Illinois. Speakers blame high living costs and emigration of rural youth. Cox advocates smaller farms with owner operators to keep boys on the land.
The passage argues that personal happiness should foster kindness and a wish to make others happy, while personal sorrow should move us to compassion and aid for others. If joys or sorrows fail to do so, they are wasted and ignoble, as no experience is solely for oneself.
A gathering hosts a game where each person cites their greatest virtue with a living or historical example. A plainspoken woman declares honesty as her trait, then shifts to a bee sting explanation describing how the venom is delivered via a staged mechanism. A stranger and a Buffalo Express cut into the dialogue with humor about calling each card.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting laxative for children. It claims it cleans bowels rapidly, relieves stomach upset, and rehydrates when a child is fretful or feverish. The copy warns buyers to insist on the genuine 50 cent bottle and avoid counterfeit fig syrups.
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