Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22
DANCE AT FERN HALL.

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decorations, the hall was perfect. the
crowd was just large enough. and the
management had provided good music
and service, so that Easter and its
frivolities was celebrated in an ap-
propriate manner by the Palm club
and it's friends at Fern hall on Mon
day night 1t was indeed a little
glimpse of Fifth avenue to see the
wealth of personal a6ornment that
was on display. But it was no less
sight to watch the dancers Military
two step, Spanish waltz and the like
were done with ease and grace that
stamps Denyer's dancers as good as
any Messrs. Tolbert Allen and Rob
ert Davis certainly gave to fashion
able Denver good time.
The Inter Graduate Association had
a meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Wilson Wednesday night
and appointed committees to prepare
the entertainment for this years grad
yates This will also include the bac-
calaureate sermon. A short program
of talks. with paper by DR.. West
brook. concluded the evening. Presi-
dent Fallings proposes to hold month
| ly meetings the balance OF the year.
Mr. and Mrs Benz. Holley enter
| tanned at cards in honor of Mrs. Earle
of Colorado Springs Wednesday night
Frank Gaines was host for a few
friends Wednesday night
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smithea will be
at home tonight 20 few friends.
The Stills-Holly whist team took re
venge on B. C. Curtis and Otis West
Tuesday and the latter gentlemen are
now sharpening their war knives.
The invitations to the commence
ment of Meharry Medical college arel
out Denver people will be interested
/ to know that among the graduates in
medicine is w. S. Crosby. who made
this city his home for while. He
will begin practice in Dallas. Texas.
May /.
Mrs A. +. Edwards spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Wynn are the
happy parents of a baby boy born
Tuesday noon
Lawyer Townsend has returned
from his trip East. The business part
of II he concluded to the full satisfac-
ton of his clients. The success of a
Negro lawyer In Maryland Is compli
ment enough OF his ability He en-
joyed the sights of the eastern cities
to the fullest.
Word has been received from Los
Angeles that l.. l. McMahan, formerly
druggist In this city. passed the phar-
maceutical board examination of Cal
ifornia and had the highest average OF
any. He is following his profession.
Mrs. J. ID. Harkless is in the city
from Pueblo visiting her husband and
sister. Mrs. Cole.
Mrs Mary Travick went to Kansas
| City Wednesday to make visit with
Mrs. r. l.. Jones.
Before her departure she was ten
dered some social courtesies Mrs. +.
]. Mccullough entertaining for her
Monday evening and Mrs Moral Kee
Ian and Mrs. r. T. Anderson serving
tea to small gathering on Saturday
| afternoon.
Word comes from San Diego that
George Thomas. who has recently left
the city. was married there Thursday.
April 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Banner of Edge
water entertained Sunday at dinner
Miss Matte Smith and ]. H. Jones.
]. NJ. Williams is down from Mas
ters. where he is homesteading in the
Deerfield colony.
Rev. Brannon of Boulder passed
through the city Monday en- route tc
Colorado Springs to the meeting of
the Baptist state executive board.
Ora Bray spent Sunday in the city
from Pueblo. visiting his sister. Mrs
settles.
/ j. F. Hayes is in the city from Sa.
Ida. He has been Ill.
| Max Andrews is again i'll with ty
phoid fever This makes his third at
tack. He is improving. His brother
Clarence has come to the city from
Alamosa and taken the position he
was holding with the Leyner Engi-
neering works,
| On Saturday Miss Dimple Gatewood
had her birthday and In honor OF 1t
entertained number of her friends
at luncheon. The cake. with its
! candles, surrounded by pretty napery
and viands. made pleasant sight, and
after the feast there was plenty of
fun and music.
King Hayes has charge OF the in
formation desk of the Mildnad Engi-
neering and Development company.
This class Of work is his old line and
he is much at home at 1t.
WARM WEATHER is HERE.