The Denver star., 1913-07-05
COLORADO SPRINGS.

DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Tompkins of Kan
sas City were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Fleming of North Ell Paso street,
for several days. They left for their
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucy Robnett returned to the
city Monday after spending several
weeks in Chicago and other Eastern
cities.
Mr.. Smith of Springfield, Mo-, is in
the. city and stopping with Mrs. NJ.
Scott on South Conejos street
The Misses Sykes and Martin of
-Minneapolis, Minn. are spending few
days In the Springs.
Mr.. Felix Mitchell of Oklahoma City
spent Sunday in this city.
Mrs. VIM. Jones and children of
South Weber street, went to Cripple
Greek Tuesday to spend the summer.
Mr.. Geo. Roberts of San Antonio,
Texas, and Mrs. NJ. Brown, also of
that city arrived here Saturday and
are at The Wallace" 81 East Cos
tilla street. Mr.. Roberts has spent
several seasons in this city and is re-
ceivine hearty welcome from his
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Patterson of Nd
WatSAs mia, DIRE HSfc lOT Tue SuuhuST
and have taken cottage on East Mo
reno avenue.
Mrs. Mamie Valley of Pueblo spent
day or two in the city en- route from
Denver 10 Dodge City, Kans., where
che vii stay while with the hope of
regaining her health. While here she
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sarah
Gross OF ia South Conejos street.
Mrs Elvia Pa rmOro and Iiftlo con
Elma, after spending several weeks in
this city at the residence of Mrs Jen-
ME Henderson, on East Huerfano
street, left for their home in Wynne,
Okla, Wednesday
Mrs Letcher and Mrs. Davies of
Wellington, Kans.. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
dez OF Oklahoma, and Mrs. Clemmings
of Denver are new arrivals in the city
and ar registered at the Bass room
ing house on East Huerfano street
Mr.. Blake of Chicago is in the city
for short stay.
Mrs. Maude French OF Pueblo came
to the Springs Wednesday to remain
during the summer and is with Mrs
HendersCn on East Huerfano street
Messrs. Lucas Rusan and Howell
have gone TO Cripple Creek for the
summer.
Mrs. ". Nealy of Pueblo. formerly
resident OF this city, was here renew
ing her old acquaintances SUNDAY.
Mrs. Fannie Franklin has returned
to the city to spend while.
Mr. Wayman Stanley of Kansas City
iarrived in the Springs Friday TO re-
main during the summer He comes
highly commended as a young man
OF sterling qualities.
Mrs A. f. Holly of Denver. aunt of
Mr. Geo. Milligan, motored down from
Palmer Lake. Sunday. and after spend
ing few hours in this city and re-
turned to Denver.
Mr.. Smith Gee was called to High
land. kans.. Saturday by the death of
his sister, Mrs. Hubbard
Mr.. John Tumlin, who is at ST.
Francs hospital, suffering from an at
tack of pneumonia, is reported some
what 5stter.
Mrs Jennie Henderson has been
quite i'll but is improving.
Payne Chapel Sunday School pre-
nted an excellent program Sunday
evening AT the regular service hour.
The Gates Ajar" No 2 juvenile or
der of S. NJ. T.. had delightful picnic.
chaperoned by the mother matron,
Mrs. NJ. Milligan in Palmer Park. last
Wednesday,. Mr.. Howard Robinson
added to the pleasure of the young
folks by treating them to a boat ride.
Club Notes.
a very Interesting echo meeting of
the Federation of Colored Women's
Clubs. which convened in Cheyenne.
last month. vas held at Peoples NJ. E
church Sunday afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
The Treble Clef'' met with the
president. Mrs. NJ. l.. Davis, Tuesday
night. It was decided at this meeting
rot 10 adjourn for the summer but to
put in the time in actual study.