Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-08-05
Denver Personals
SAVE THE STORAGE.


SAVE THE STORAGE.
Someone having furnishings for a
five-room house can save storage by
calling at this office, 1926 Nineteenth
street, or phoning Main 1905,
The Presbyterian Guild will present
Hugh Buchanan, baritone, of Chicago,
Sept. IL.
Cress making and ladies' tailoring
street. Satisfaction assured. Phone
York 6616.
Dutch Curry, a former resident of
Kentucky, who died in Mountview
hospital, was buried Wednesday morn
ing by the Douglass Undertaking COM
pany.
In Kansas City on Saturday there
occurred the marriage of Miss Mar
guerite Rothwell and Claude Robin
son. They will make their home in
this city at Fourteenth and Kearney
streets.
Norval Stone and wife spent last
week in Colorado Springs.
Five Points was considerably eXcit-
ed last week by the accusation OF Mrs.
r. C. Dunkin, who is connected with
the moving picture show there, that
three colored boys had insulted her
while in front of the show building
The three boys accused were Ray
Drummer, young Mayo and third
who is unknown. Her accusation was
that they had smiled at her while they
were passing along and had spoken 10
her. Upon being questioned the boys
denied the charge and asserted that
they were innocent. The following
day, with considerable display OF
force, with the use of clubs and amid
revolver shots, the two boys were ar
rested. When the case came to trial
Lawyer Townsend defended them and
they We're acquitted and discharged.
The circumstances of the arrest of
boys yet in their teens on such a
charge and the manner OF arrest
aroused considerable excitement and
Indignation in the neighborhood.
Mr. Jas. E. Travick and Mrs J. r.
Contee pointed out the places of in
terest to Mrs. Thos. Cole and her
charming daughter, Miss Madalina,
Saturday. The ladies are from Los
Angeles en- route to their old home IN
Detroit for three months visit
By far the most brilliant of the
many social events which have thrown
Denver society into a whirl of gaiety
during the past two weeks was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson in
honor of their nephew, the Rev. Faith
er David Wallace, en- route to his pas
torate in Oakland. Calf, and Mrs. l..
NJ. Coleman of Lake Charles, La, also
Miss Hattie Eager of Louisiana.
The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sprague was the scene of this elabor-
ate party and reception. The hand
some furnishings were set off in gay
party attire of electric light shadings,
flowers and palms, cut glass and sill
verware and prettily dressed girls
serving dainty and delicious refresh
ments, contributed much to the ele-
gance of the occasion.
Denver's ultra exclusive set and So
ciety in general were there all in ev-
ening clothes and delightfully."- soci-
ideal host and hostess. Assisting
them in receiving were Mesdames E.
p Ensley, o. T. Jackson, X. X. De-
Priest and P. E. Spratlin.
Mrs. Chas. Smithea poured coffee,
Mrs. VIM. Sprague cut the cream and
the Misses Carrie Joseph, Sonora Fin
ley. Ethel Burns, Margaret Jackson
Eva Cooper, Charlotte Ensley and Mo-
sella Joseph served refreshments.
Miss Sonora Finley, Mrs. Eliza Dish
man and Mrs. John Wright OF Topeka.
Kans., delighted the guests with
choice vocal selections.
FOR RENT-Large front room in
modern house at 1850 Humboldt st.
The Palm club which has issued in
vitations to a moonlight excursian and
dance at Golden August Is, is giving
one of the most unique social events
of the summer. They propose to con-
duct the party there on two cars
which leave Fourteenth and ArapahOe
streets at S:15 and 8:45 p. m, and the
fare of 60 cents includes the total
cost of the trip and the dancing. +.
d. Ratley and Rob. Davis are the floor
managers.
A good cold soda, a mixed drink or
ice cream sundae is just the thing
nowadays. Get your summer refresh
ment at the Elite drug store, Twenty
first and Arapahoe streets. Phone
Main 2701.
DRESSMAKING by Mrs. Andrews
at 1886 Broadway.