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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1913
Page
3
The Pike club will resume dances this season with popular support from friends. The first event is set for October 9 with dancing starting promptly at o'clock. White's Orchestra has full season engagement ensuring quality music. The Hikes.
Miss Morrison of Little Rock visits Cheyenne at Judge and Mrs. J A Riner home and leaves today. Mr Jack McCabe and the Stop Thief company arrive from Denver. visitors include Mr Robert McCabe and daughter, Mrs John McCabe, and actor Mr McCabe's family.
The Woman's Club of the MH. Mrs. Fred Miller will host the Woman's club of the RM A on Wednesday afternoon. The program features a debate on Contributory Retirement versus Pension with Mrs. C S Atherly and Mrs. J L Larsen arguing the negative and Mrs. L R Tyson arguing the affirmative.
The Wednesday Bridge Club will be hosted by Mrs Billy Walker this week. Members are to gather at her residence for the session and play begins at the usual hour.
The Coterie Art club will resume meetings this week and will convene Friday afternoon with Mrs. Herman Gnam.
A longtime sufferer describes heavy head pressure and nervous insomnia. After four bottles of Peruna she reports renewed strength and health, prompting the question why others cannot benefit similarly and noting available Peruna Tablets for those who object to liquids.
Mrs A Russell Buck returns from an extended stay in New York. Mrs Helen Dickinson Harford, national lecturer of the W C T I, visits the city as a guest of state officers Dr Ellen J Werlaufen and Mrs Archie Allison.
The Baptist Willing Workers plan a gathering at Mra. O. S. Wolf’s home. The Guild of St. Mark’s hosts a remnant ten at the Parish House with Mrs. Kellogg and Mrs. Gattis. A primary class graduation and Epworth League hop are described along with a Kensington cafeteria event by the Congregational ladies.
Robert N Grace, Northwestern University trained pianist and Harmony and Musical History director, offers thorough lessons. Eleven years’ private instruction experience, classes soon in Harmony and Musical History, studio at 1616 Capitol Ave, call or write to reserve lessons. The Sherman Co advertises sign painting and a loafer noted as an unlikely convert.
Mrs. V. K. Hurt, Miss Elsie Hecker, Miss Louise Stimson, Mrs. CL. Rigdon and Master Gardiner, Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Moore attended piano solos and vocal numbers during a long social gathering.
Educators at the National Education association meeting discuss rising eye injuries among schoolchildren. Dr. Mark M. Stevens argues printing pressures eyes to long range focus and short range discrimination. Columbus Superintendent G A Showan urges correct glasses as remedy. optometrist Mr. Swisher promotes eye strain treatment.
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