The Denver star., 1913-03-29
ALPHA KAPPA BOYS SET THE
PACE.

PACE
Easter Monday the Alpha Kappa
gave the most select formal dance
that has been given in Denver for
years. All of Denver's pretty buds
and misses were present. The hall
was artistically decorated with one
hundred pennants, college pillows
and palms. which together with the
fragrant flowers and gorgeous gowns
of the ladies presented the acme OF
decorations.
Much praise is due these young
men who by their efforts are striving
to establish a social standing, and
particularly to Messrs. Hamlet,
Browning. Coleson. Austin and
Stamps. who ably assisted Mr..
Holmes, the president and organizer
of the club.
The grand march was led by Miss
Edith Baker and the president, Mr..
Clarence F. Holmes.
The melodious strains were rem
dered by the Ideal orchestra and
were punctured by the shutting of
youthful feet. Mr.. ]. f. Coleson was
floor manager.
The chaperones were DR.. and Mrs.
T f. McClain. Mr. and Mrs. Q.
Hanks. Mr.. and Mrs. I. C. Adams.
Mrs. Holder.
At 100 A. m machines were called
and everybody departed declaring it
was the most agreeable evening of
her career.
The Taxa Art Club will meet with
Mrs. Florence Walton .l62 Fillmore
street. The following program will
be rendered: Business: song. On
ward" the club: reading. Mrs. Alice
Mason; written miscellaneous quiz.
conducted by Mrs. Starks: biography
OF Jno. G. Whittier. Mrs. l.. f. Rich
ardson: menu. Domestic Science De-
partment: quotations from Whittier.
club: report of the critic.
The big musical fest to be
given by three Denver Stars.
April 10, at Shorter, admiss-
ion IS cents, is the talk of the
town. A beautiful water
painting picture given with
sale Of each ticket before Ap-
ril 10. Everybody come and
ShAOdi
The Cosmopolitan Tailoring Com
pany will do your cleaning, pressing
and repairing as II should be done.
Call Main 1929. 1916 Arapahoe street
Grimes and Mccain.
DR.. HUFF AND LAWYER TOWN
SEND MOVE.
On and after the first of April, DR..
Hun and Lawyer Townsend will oc-
cupy their new offices. Nos. SlS-S1SR
Kittredge building, corner Sixteenth
and Glenarm streets. Telephone
Champa 61S.
Mrs. Eva Frazier Lachapelle. sister
and father. left last week to attend
the funeral of her brother. who
passed away in Baltimore, Md Re
mains will be shipped to Topeka,
Kan, for burial.
SOMETHING NEW-Mrs. T. J.,
| Burns. Cleansing Cold Cream. for
the face and hands: guaranteed salts
faction. Call or address 1886 f. 2Sth
Ave. Phone Blue 1855.
Denver. COlO., MarCn "a, 1918.
Whereas. 1t has pleased the Al
mighty Father to remove from this
life the aunt OF Mrs. Addie Harring-
ton. we the members of the Seif-Im-
provement Club extend to Mrs. Har-
rington our heartfelt sympathy in
this her hour of bereavement.
We wish copy of this coincidence
sent to Mrs. Harrington, copy
spread on our minutes. and copy
printed in the Star.
MRS. FLORENCE d. COOPER
MRS. MAE BROOKS.
MRS. SENORA LANGSTON.
Contractor Ernest Howard, who
has been constructing house in
Dearfield returned home this week.
Mr.. Lewis Morgan has gone to the
Northwest.
| Hear your Denver Stars at the
Music Fest at Shorter's April 10th at
very moderate price. csc.
Special collection will be taken at
both services at the Peoples Presby-
terian church tomorrow for the
Omaha sufferers. Special services
will be held for these people.