Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-20

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The latter besides singing did BLACK
face monologue that set the house tc
laughing. Mr.. Kerr has been a pro
fessional performer and shows the
hall marks of rigorous preparation.
The evening closed with the com
edy sketch. "Dr. Killum's Once
Messrs Webster as the doctor ant
Kerr as his makeshift assistant were
funny, the lines and characterization
both being good. Many times theil
dialogue was literally drowned IL
laughter.
One of the latest clubs to make it's
advent into the city is the Wednesday
Afternoon Study club, which was or.
ganized by Mrs. James Bell on March
20. 1911, for the study of literature
and art needle work.
The art department, under the com
petent instruction of Mrs. w. B. Town
send, Is doing very original work
along the lines of battenburg, French
embroidery, drawn work, stenciling
and typography.
The literary department is pursuing
systematic course of study in Eng
lish and American authors; at present
making specific study of George ELI
OTIS well known psychological novel,
"Silas Marner," for the purpose of
plot development. This department is
under the supervision of Mrs. Howard
Jenkins.
The following program was rem
dered April 26. 1911
Vocal solo. Mrs. Howard Jenkins.
Current topics. Mrs. VIM. Hickman.
Life and works of Henry w. Long
fellow. Mrs. w. B. Townsend.
Select reading, Mrs. Frank Gains.
Piano solo, Mrs. VIM. Herndon.
Recitation. Mrs Eugene Parks
George Elliot's place in literature,
Mrs. James Bell.
Vocal solo. Mrs. George Mccullough
Mrs. George Mccullough. president
Mrs. Eugene Parks, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson OF 2439
Welton street entertained at dinner
Friday evening in honor OF Mrs. John
Lefridge who left Monday for points
in California. The dining room was
beautifully decorated in ferns and cut
flowers. Pink and green was the color
scheme. Covers were laid for IS and
a five-course dinner was served. Va
rious games were played. Mrs. Carey
won first prize and Mr.. Howard sec
ond. Those participating in Mrs. Mel
sons hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lefridge, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ].
Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Howard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hackwood. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. C. Harris, Mrs. Clara Marie. Mr..
Mrs. Mckenzie and Miss |
Emma Shafer. delightful time was |
had and all left declaring Mrs. Nelson
the best hostess ever.
Good plastering and cementing is |
not SO costly that one cannot afford |
the best. VIM. Walton, whose adver-
tlsement appears in this paper, can
furnish any number OF first-class ref
erences. No use in the house being |
damp and unhealthy. Figure with |
him. That costs you nothing.
After 10 years of life Dennis Ander-
son was laid to rest on Sunday in
Riverside cemetery. The funeral was
held from Zion church with Rev. Over
fhciating. He had many relatives in |
the city and a host OF friends paid |
their last respects. For several years |
he has made his home in Montclair.
A slight blaze disturbed the peace |
Of the Byron Cafe Thursday. Small
damage was done
c. NJ. White of the American Wood |
men leaves next week for trip
South.
The Albrecht millinery store, whose
appears on page 5. in
vites an inspection OF the unusual
bargains 1t is offering in It's cleanup
sale. Persons who do not buy are
welcome, for 1t wishes |
you to know the large saving you can
make when you are ready to buy.
Miss Martha Hubbard is visiting in
at present.
s. NJ. Smothers was In the city |
from the Western slope this week
Rev. l.. B. Banks performed the |
ceremony Wednesday night |
which made man and wife Mrs A
Spencer and Thomas Berry. The inti- |
mate friends of the contracting par
ties gathered at the home OF the bride
mother in Englewood and re-
manned after the knot was tied to
felicitate with them. Mr.. Berry is
one of the best known men in Den
yer. having an enviable reputation as
ii bass singer. The congratulations
Of The Statesman are extended them
for a happy married life
ANNUAL SERMON.
The annual sermon Of the United
Brothers Of Friendship, Sisters Of the
Mysterious Ten and Juveniles will be
held at Campbell church Sunday, May
20, at 2:3o p. m.
WEST BROTHERS. SUNDAY MENU
Ring Perch 25l
Roast Chicken with dressing. 80 40I
Club Sirloin Mission Style. 4Ol
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