The Denver star., 1914-12-19

Mr.. Frank Enbrey contemplates
spending the holidays with his mother
and brother in Richmond, KY, OF his
boyhood home.
Rev. Scott of the ST. Johns Baptist
church was called away to Massachu-
setts to the deaht of his brother.
Among the sick this week are Miss
Addie Hall, Mr.. James Maxim, Mrs. l..
Armstead.
Mr.. Duncan and family have moved
to the court house, where Mr.. Dun
can will resume his job again as jan
itor.
Mr.. Benjamin Spears is planning
trip to Topeka, Kans., and Kansas
City, for the holidays.
Mrs. Myrtle Harrell returned to her
home in Pueblo Wednesday morning
Club Notes.
The Mite Missionary Circle met
with Mrs. S. Willigan, Jr., Friday.
The Ladies' Du Bois Reading Club
gave their anniversary dinner Monday
evening, Nov. 30th, at the residence
of Mrs. Chas. Banks, 221 North Mo
reno avenue. The dinning room and
table was artistically decorated in
white and green. The club colors were
evident throughout the six-course din
ner. When dinner was announced the
members and friends, led by the Pres
ident, Mrs. Alice Douglas, repaired
for the dining room singing their
Federation song, Onward, Upward to
the Summit"
AS a diversion from their usual
form the members and friends re-
sponded with epithets from familiar
Negro writer's.
Twenty-six were present at the din
ner. After the diner Mrs. Chas.
Banks entertained the guests with
several instrumental numbers. Just
before the guests departed Mr.. Geo.
Gross, with his rich tenor voice, sang
a solo, This Is the End of Perfect
Day."
Mrs. Ella Dinwiddie, who has been
in La Junta for the past three weeks,
returned to the city to be present at
the dinner. Greetings were sent to
the club from Mrs. C. Green of Gains
vile, KY, and Mrs. A. Whitaker of
Kansas City, Mo-, absent members.
Mrs. Pearl Saunders and Mrs. Ruth
Bught assisted the hostess in receiy-
ing.
Church Notes.
Services every Sunday morning at
II o'clock at the Epiphany Mission.
Rev. Belle, priest in charge.
Services well attended last Sunday
at Payne's A. NJ. e. church by Pastor
Rev. J. Williams
The Peoples NJ E. church. pastored
by Rev. Davis, was well attended Sun
day. All welcome to come.
The Trinity Baptist church renders
a splendid program at the Literary
every Thursday night. They also are
preparing for a Christmas exercise
Christmas eve.
Mr.. Milton Grant has returned from
Chicago after a months visit.
Mr.. Harlem Is able to be out again
to the delight of his many friends.
Mrs. Ellen Mills died Sunday night
at her home on Cimarron street Her
body will be shipped to Guthrie,
Okla. She leaves a host of relations
and friends to mourn her loss.
Mrs. X. Franklin died Monday
morning after a long illness.
Whist Club has been organized
by Mrs. Reed for winter amusement
Club Notes.
The Pond Lily Reading Club meets
with Mrs. w. E. Proctor this week.
Church Notes.
Rev. Davis held quarterly meeting
Sunday in Peublo for Rev. Jefferson
Rev. Collins (white) filled the pul-
pit Sunday at the Peoples M. e.
church for Rev. Davis.
Rev. Braxton preached at st. Johns
Baptist church Sunday in Rev. Scott's
absence. Services well attended both
morning and evening.
The services We're well attended
sunday at Payne's A. NJ. +. church,
Rev Williams preached as usual in
his forecful manner.
Trinity Baptist church has sp]en-
dld program every Thursday evening.
All invited to come.
Inc Woman's Missionary Alliance
had an excellent meeting Sunday aft.
ernoon at O'Clock at Payne's Chanel