The Denver star., 1913-09-13
COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO.

Mrs. w. L. Green of Keokuk, Ia,
and Mrs. S. Harris of Ottumwa came
down from Denver, where they have
been visiting for month, Sunday, to
spend week or two with Mrs. r.
Bright and Mrs. M. Joyce, also visit
ors in the city from Iowa, who are
located at 705 North Spruce street.
Mrs. N. ]. Skillern and Mrs. Victor
Walker of Denver are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Green, 821 East High
street. They have been the recipiepts
OF number of social favors during
their visit in this city and Manitou.
Mrs. l.. Daugherty left for Kansas
City and other points in Missouri last
week to remain some time.
Mr.. Curtis Miller started for Cali
fornia Monday to join his mother and
sister in San Diego
Mrs. r. S. Simms and daughter,
Miss Vivian, who have been the
guests of Mrs. AL. Whitaker, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Simms, left for Topeka.
Kans., Thursday morning after a
pleasant stay of three or four weeks
in this city.
Mr.. n. Smith came down from
Cheyenne Monday with his brother,
Earl. who is student at Colorado
College. Their sister, Miss Smith, is
the guest of Mrs. Edith Brummel on
East Maple street, for few days.
Mrs. E. Dinwiddie has gone to
Estes Park for a short stay.
Miss Vivian Rivers of Denver Wis
tied the family of Mrs. VIM. Dunlap
few days last week, returning to
her home Monday.
Miss Sarah Graves, who spent the
summer with her brother, Mr.. r.
Graves of East Monument street. left
for Oklahoma City Thursday morning.
Miss Graves is teacher in the school
of that city.
Miss Cassie Fleming left for EN-
poria. Kans-. where she is taking a
course at the State Normal, Monday.
Mrs. NJ. j. McCleary and daughter,
Hazel. who have been the guests OF
Miss ID. Cullom for the past two
weeks, departed for their home in
jratt, Kans.. Wednesday.
Miss Willette T. Williamson OF
Denver spent day or two last week
in this city at The Tiny"
Mrs Mamie Becton, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Scruggs,
and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Alternately,
returned to her home in St Joseph,
Mo, few days ago.
Mr. ]. II. Lomack. a musician OF
exceptional ability. after recuperating
in the Springs for year, left for
Salt Lake City Thursday.
Mrs. Minnie Lamberth spent Sun.
day in Denver.
The s4o0 rally at Payne Chapel
Sunday was a splendid success. $500
having been paid in Sunday night by
the twenty-four captains, generated
| by Mrs. Emma Gee and Mrs. Luke
Gudgell. Rev A. NJ. Ward. acting
pastor of the church is to be congrat
ulated upon his method of raising
money in hurry. as only about two
weeks were given in which to raise
the sum required. When all has been
reported 1t is thought that the amount
will be reached To the generals and
Their captains. members and friends
Is all praise due.
! Social.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. Graves of GOO Eas'
| Monument street. entertained Wed
nesday evening in honor of their sis
ter. Miss Sarah Graves. who left fol
Oklahoma City Thursday.
In celebration of her eighteenth
birthday, Miss Cassie Fleming was
given a delightful party by her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fleming, a
their home on North FL Paso street
Wednesday night.
Mrs Ruth Bright of Davenport. Ia.
and Mrs. NJ. Joyce of Cedar Rapids
weie dinner guests Of Mrs. w. H
Gudeell. Friday evening.
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