The Denver star., 1913-09-20
COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO.

Rev. Wayman Ward, son of Presid-
ing Elder Ward, came down from
Denver Saturday to assist in the Sun
day services at Payne Chapel. His
discourse at Payne Chapel, Sunday
evening was mastery and well deliv-
cred.
DIR. VIM. T. Gipson, veterinary
surgeon of Clarinda. Iowa, and wife,
arrived in the city Friday for a stay
of few weeks and are stopping at
81 East Costilla street.
Mrs A. B. Carter went to Sheridan,
Wyo., last Wednesday to visit her son,
Mr. Thos. Carter and his wife, Mrs.
Della Carter.
Mrs. Martha Lyle and family ac-
companied Mrs. Bruce Johnson to her
home in Grand Junction Saturday
night. They will visit there while
before going to Kansas City to spend
the winter with relatives.
Mr.. Geo Roberts and wife, after
spending the summer in the Springs
left for Omaha, Neb., Sunday. They
will make short stops in Kansas City
and Chicago before reaching their
home in San Antonio, Texas.
Mr.. Thad Taylor of Reno, New, is
here with his former acquaintances.
After a short visit with his father on
the Taylor ranch, near Calhan, he will
return to Reno and prepare to take up
his residence in Colorado again.
Miss Cora Alexander. in company
with Mrs. C. Ferguson and daughter,
left for Houston, Texas Sunday night.
where she will take up her duties as
instructor of music in Houston Col
,iah
dent.
Mrs. Hattie Boyer. sister OF Mrs.
NJ Carter. is down from Coaldale to
remain indefinitely.
Mrs. ]. d. Henderson made busi-
ness ,rip to Denver last Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Hall has returned from
Palmer Lake. where she spent sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. H. Harris of Denver Is .he
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Proctor
of 326 East Costilla street
Mr.. l.. Jones a medical student
from Atlanta. Ga. arrived IN the cits
saturday and is stopping with Rev.
NJ. NJ. Jefferson on North OAK sliee.'
Mrs. Nora Elgin and Miss Naoina
Elgin have gone to Alamosa 10 WISH
Mrs. B. Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watt and daugh.er'
Miss Constance, spent SUNDAY III VIC
tor. the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs'
Howell. NJ
Mrs. jefferson. Mrs. Austin ana MI,
ID. Brown were visitors IN Denver
Sunday.
A miraculous escape was that OF
an auto party when the fine Ford ma
chine in which they were rlding'
owned and driven by Mr.. VIM. HOP
per of Eastonville. struck SAND orlit
on the way from Manitou Sunday ana
upturned. pinning its occupants under
it. few serious bruises and par
TALLY wrecked machine was the re-
suit of the accident.
Mrs. Ella Seymore, who has been
SO very i'll at the Glockner Sanitorium
and who underwent a Caesarean op
Grafton. has been removed to her
home on North Weber street. some
what improved.
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Kelly and to
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson of East Mon
ument street. each son. both births
having occurred on Saturday.
At the afternoon meeting at Payne
Chapel Sunday Rev. Jones of St
Johns Baptist church, preached an
able soul-stirring sermon TO a large
and receptive congregation.
Social.
Mr.. Willis Ridgeway and Mr.
Eugene Carter were hosts at din.
ner in honor of one of their neighbors
Sunday at the home of these most
obliging gentlemen on South Weber
street.
Mrs E Johnson of Denver and Mrs
Cornelia Johnson of Atlanta. Ga. were
honor guests at a breakfast Saturday
morning. given by Mrs. Jennie Hud
son at her home on East Huerfano
street.
Mrs E Posey was hostess at a
charmingly appointed dinner Satur
day. complimentary to Mrs. Collier OF
Denver and Mrs. Washington of st
Louis. An auto ride to Stratton park
was one of the after-luncheon treats
Father Brown OF the church of the
Redeemer. Denver. is taking a few
days rest in this city this week.
Mrs. Mary Gross. wife of officer
Geo. Gross. has been called to Law
renee. Kans.. by the death of her
mother Friends extend to her their
heartfelt sympathy.
Don't you forget it. A welI-balanced
rboir of etropn will r0nnd I'm