Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-04-06
CHEYENNE, WYO.

There has been little doing in the
Cheyenne social world the past few
weeks, as Mrs Lena Mason, the evan
gelist. held the Cheyenneites spell
bound during her three weeks stay.
Since her departure much time has
been spent in preparing for the East
er tide. each striving to excel in beau
tifying their respective places of wor-
ship. For no other festive religious
day means more to us than the bless
ed Easter
The Dubois Literary held its regu-
lar meeting on Tuesday night A
goodly number were present and
much business of Importance was
transacted Mr. Roscoe Lewis. the
president. is absent in Denver for an
indefinite stay. Therefore 1t becomes
necessary TO elect a new president.
Mr. Triple, was named and the soci-
ETY. at once unanimously elected Mr..
Triplet as president We feel safe to
say. with Mr.. Tripict in the chair,
success is sure
The merchants of Cheyenne gave 3
treat to the public ON Monday nigh;
at the Capitol theatre. The famous
Ninth Cavalry band rendered the
most classic and beautiful music.
Each number received most hearty
applause, and requests were made for
many extra numbers. Much com
mendation is due Professor Wade
Hammond. the director.
Rev Washington OF Aliens A. NJ. l..
chapel has recently purchased ton
sorial parlor. Rev. Washington is al
ways enterprising and thoroughly be
Ieves in his race solving its own
problem by accumuiating property
and business OF its own. Rev. Wash
ington can be consulted 1t any time
at his place of business. where he is
compelled to stay much of his time
because of his business interest.
II is whispered that one of Chey
enne's most popular young ladies has
recently stolen away from her friends
and been quietly married. The young
man In question has long since eN-
pressed himself as being weary OF
single blessedness.
The Searchlight club held its regu-
lar meeting on Thursday last at the
home OF Mrs. VIM. Redd.
Mr.. j. E Smith has been confined
to his home for the past week with
a severe cold.
The following is the order of serv-
ices at Aliens chapel Easter Sunday;
Morning services 1890. At 2:3O
the Sunday school will hold their
Easter exercises.
Program of the morning service:
Chant by choir. announcing hymn.
choir: prayer; Hail Ye Him. choir
responsive reading, led by Rev. Wash.
ington. chant by choir, decalogue;
anthem. Hail Risen Savior" choir;
Acknowledgements; solo. In the Grave
~ Lay.' Miss Beaulah Baker: ser
mon, subject. He Is Risen. Rev.
Washington; solo, The Ninety and
Nine. Miss 3. Kathryn Thistle, Ei'sE-
ties creed. choir; doxology; benedic-
ton chant by choir.
At 7:45 the choir will render the
following program: Opening hymn;
PRAYER: solo. The Easter sunshine
Breaks Again Mrs. S, l.. Willis;
scripture lesson, Rev. Washington;
anthem, Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today" choir: paper, Easter Sergt.
McGinnis; solo, "Oh, Blessed Morn,"
MISS beauihn bakei. seieS' is"uAhe'
Miss Nettie Moore; cornet solo, Sergt.
oliver; paper. THE Joys OF Easter"
Mrs. Curtis Az Ward: solo, Behold
the place Where They Laid Him.
Mr.. II. c. Jefferson; remarks. Rev.
washington; solo, AN Easter Dawn,
Miss Lillian Jefferson; collection; an
nouncements; benediction.
Rev. James washington, pastor.
Mrs. ]. A. Baker, organist.
Mr. John Jennings, who ran a bar
her shop here for quite n while, has
so,a ont to Mr.. Duncans OF Denver,
and has gone to Rawlins, Wyo. His
many ftDends of Cheyenne are glad to
hear that he Is doing q fourishing
bmsiEass in his shop in that city.