Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-17
Denver Personals

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YOUR NEWS ITEMS.
There will be a call meeting of the
City Federation Wednesday evening,
June 81, at the home of Mrs. E. Go
ems, 223O Curtis street. Presidents of
clubs will please be ready to report
sale of tickets for the Harriet Beech
er Stowe centenary
All True Reformers and ex-True
Reformers are requested to attend the
special Thanksgiving services at
Campbell A. NJ. E. church Sunday
June IS. A special program has been
prepared and will be published in
next weeks issue.
Madam T. d. Perkins went to Chi
cago Wednesday on business. She
will be gone only short while.
Mesdames C. P. Mckenzie and Ma
halia Phillips gave surprise for Mrs.
| Scott of st. Louis last Tuesday even
J ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. w.
| B. Franklin, 2301 Kearney street, Park
Hill.
The Wednesday Afternoon Study
club met with Mrs. Nettie Herndon
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
| Ida Hickman, 2144 Humboldt street.
Queen of the West Temple of the
Sisters of the Mysterious Ten have
arranged a picnic at Bloomfield park,
to take place July %.
Miss Lammey of Tulsa, Okla, is in
I the city for the summer. She will be
the guest of Mrs. Lizzie Richardson
Richard Gaskins of Cheyenne spent
Monday in the city.
DR.. Westbrook spent Tuesday in
Boulder on business.
The election of officers for Centen-
nial lodge on Monday night resulted
in the following choices: f. c. Tum-
lin, w. NJ; j. L. Little, S. w; Ernest
Howard, J. w; Caleb Allen, Sec;
Rev. A. E. Reynolds, Treas. G. w.
Allen, Rev. J. N. Wallace and Basil
Hill, trustees.
DIR. S. A. Huff has received the sad
news of the death of his father,
George Huff, in Memphis, Tenn.
Misses Carrie and Zipporah Joseph,
who have been teaching in Kansas
aar
have been fearful for while that
they would be assigned to teaching
during the summer session, but for
tunately did not have to-
Rev A. f. Reynolds preached at
Shorter church on Sunday in his u.s.
ual forceful manner
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Derry are now
housekeeping at 261S Marion street
n. G. Walker in Kansas City has
been in the hospital of DR.. Perry there
having undergone an operation.
At their beautiful residence on
Humboldt street, Misses Grace and
Irene Walker entertained compliment
ary to Misses Martha and Kathrine
Hubbard. The color scheme was red
and white, all lights being covered
with paper, while the rooms were
strewn with many roses and sweet
peas. In the alcove an orchestra kept
the guests in good spirits with the lat
est of music. Progressive whist was
the principal feature of the evening,
in which Miss Eva Cooper won first
prize and Clarence Prichett the booby
|
of chicken patties, peas, cream pota-
toes, lettuce sandwiches, coffee, OIL
ives, ice cream and cake, punch and
black coffee.
The party was an expression of
Hubbard among us again, and the
guests were profuse in their praise of
the Misses Walker as hosts.
Messrs. Strauthers, Fallngs, C.
Pritchett, T. Pritchett, Louis May,
Verne Scott, Durham Campbell, Will
liam Mosby, Wilbur Wood, c. e.
Langston, Lloyd Hall, Edward Plum
mer, Walter Marshall; Misses Martha
and Kathrine Hubbard, Sonora Fin
ley, Nelsine and Henrietta Howard.
Eva Cooper.
The Trip to Europe, the children's
musicale and chorus which was pro-
duced at Old Colony hall Thursday
night was success. The little folks
made a profound impression by the
manner in which they sang. The ef-
fort was to secure funds for the chill.
dren's open air fund Hewitson Wat
J son was in charge. assisted by Way
man Ward