The Denver star., 1913-05-03
City News

City News
BIG NIGHT AT FERN HALL.
About so couples attended the open
ing of the new Parisienne Dancing
Academy last Monday night at Fern
hall, Five Points. 1t was quite sue
cessful and pleasant occasion judging
from the large crowd which took ad-
vantage of the opportunity to enjoy
the excellent music, good floor and
good order for 25 cents, with punch
and check room at five cents.
Every Monday night, as long as
| this opportunity is appreciated, the
evening may be passed the same way
at the same place. The new dances
of the season will be taught and shirt
waist balls given during the hot
| months.
f. d. Ratley and C. D. Campbell as
managers assure everybody of first
class order and respect. Webster's
orchestra was at it's best Monday
night and promises to excel all for
mer occasions next Monday night,
$3.50 to 1890 p. m. Come early and
stay late. Don't miss it. Everybody
is going. Admission only 20 cents.
Mrs Lucy Wilson died Wednesday
at 2649 Lawrence street and was bur-
led Sunday, Rev. Bray officiating.
Baby Philip was buried Sunday.
| Mrs. Hattie Hayden died at 2113
Welton street Saturday morning. Fu-
neral will be held Sunday from Camp
BELLS church.
| Mrs. Middle Ruth was buried from
Lawhorns undertaking parlors. This
company had charge of the above fu-
C. H. Clark received word from San
Bernardino, Cal, of the death of
Thos. Taylor, an old citizen of Den
yer. Mr. Taylor died on April IS,
from organic heart trouble. He went
to California with his family about
two years ago to take up some land
FOR RENT-5-room house between
two car lines, sunny rooms, strictly
modern. Phone Main 576S.
Daniel d. Green's funeral was held
Monday afternoon at p. m. from the
Douglass undertaking parlors. Rev.
H. F. Bray ofiiciated.
Mr.. John w. Shipton, father OF
Mrs. Ellen Russ of Denver and Mrs.
Crawford of Omaha His funeral was
held Thursday afternoon from Shor-
| ter's church, under the auspices OF
| Rocky Mountain lodge No. /, Masons.
Rev. Pope officiated.
Mr.. Albert Payton, who died Tues
day morning at his sisters home, Mrs.
Chas. Harris, 2457 Curtis street, will
be shipped to his home in Bradstown,
Ky.
Mr. James Green died Wednesday
morning at 2311 Walnut street. His
remains will be shipped to his home
in Waco, Texas, Friday evening. The
Douglass Undertaking Co. in charge
of above funerals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas A. Burton enter
tanned at dinner Sunday. The guests
who partook of most delicious four
course dinner were Rev. and Mrs
Pope and daughter and Mrs. c. b
Franklin
Little Miss Susie Kigh on her birth
| DAY laSL odtuTudy euleIldlHeu dDou
rs "kiddies" at party. The mothers
were there too, but they didn't count
Various childish games were indulget
in and prizes were drawn from a bas
. tket which occupied the center of {
table handsomely decorated will
roses and ferns Hurry, Susie, ant
, have another birthday.
The Church of the Redeemer's an
nuaI May Fair at the Chapter Hous'
of the Cathedral, Wednesday evening
2eth May. Admission 25c. Three
prizes for the three most popula
young ladies'. vote for every cen
, on ticket money and purchase. SEM
| the name of your candidate to thu
i vicar.
, Mrs. Frank Gaines Jr. entertained
, the Fortnight B. B. club Wednesda!
afternoon After the usual business
each member was required to discuss
subject which began with the frs
letter of their last name. 1t proved
very interesting.
One large front room for rent, mod
ern house, private family, on two cal
lines. Two gentlemen or man ant
wife, 2405 Humboldt street. Yori
1881.
Mrs. Carl Smith of Cheyenne is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Kountz.