The Denver star., 1914-12-12
COLORADO SPRINGS.

luncheon at Scott's cafe last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Tom Wallace of this city re-
ceived a telegram stating his mother
was quite ill in Warren, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ford entertained
ct tea Sunday, 22nd, in honor of Mrs.
R. Fleming and guest.
The husband of Mrs. N. Williams
Stararat, of Kansas, formerly of this
city, died Sunday.
Among the sick this week are Mr..
DePriest, Mrs. Reese and Miss Julia
Ramsey.
Mr.. Hardiman's house was broken
into while he was at work Monday.
The collector will be around this
week, SO be prepared to see her, as
those who owe will not be carried in
the new year.
Mr.. Ben. Spears and Mr.. VIM. Berry
met with painful accident Sunday
afternoon by spraining their backs in
wrestling match.
Club Notes.
The Epiphany Mission will have an
entertainment at Robins hall Decem-
ber 25th, afternoon and evening Nuff
said.
The w. r. c. will have a house par
ty Tuesday, Dec. Sth, at Mrs. NJ. Jen-
kins'.
The Dubois club annual Thanksgiv-
ing dinner was held at Mrs. Chas.
Banks last Sunday.
The Dahlia Art club met with Mrs.
Wallace last Friday. This week. at
Mrs. Benefits.
The Pond Lily club met with Mrs.
Alexander Thursday. .r.
MrS In1io Rood will ontortoip tho
guild for the month of December.
Church Notes.
Services Christmas day at the Epi-
phany Mission by Rev. Belle, priest
in charge.
Rev. Davis, after three weeks i'll
ness, was able to fill the pulpit Sun
day, to the delight of his members
and friends.
The Thanksgiving dinner OF the M.
f. church was quite a success, clear
ing $66.
Rev. Scott preached Sunday at St.
Johns Baptist church. Services as
usual next Sunday.
Reguplar services at the Epiphany
Mission, IL O'Clock. Rev. Belle, priest
in charge.
Rev. j. Williams will preach next
Sunday at Paynes A. NJ. E. church.
All invited.
The Literary Society of the Trinity
Baptist church will have mock trial
Thursday evening; also a Sunday
school rally Dec. 18th at the church
for the benefit OF the Christmas ex-
ercise. q
DR.. Belle of the Epiphany Mission
served light refreshments at the home
of Mrs Geo. Gross Sunday to become
acquainted with the members and
friends of the church.
Mrs C. Watt was the charming hos
tess at tea Monday afternoon In honor
of Mrs. H. Perkins and Mrs. Fergu-
son.
Mrs. Robert Green entertained at
dinner Sunday afternoon. the guests
of honor being Mr.. and Mrs. H. Per
kins and Mrs. Ferguson. Great credit
is due to the unique hostess.
Prepare yourself In apple pie order
for Dec. 25th. Watch next weeks
Issue
The news was delayed last week.
owing to the illness Of the secretary.
Miss Constant Watt gave party
Saturday night in honor OF Miss Fran
els Ross of Denver.
Mr.. Ridgway has taken six
Fields cafe. Come and give him a
trial.
Mrs. Reed of Trinidad, Colo, is
stopping with Mrs. Groves in Man
itou.
Mrs. Edna Robinson was the dainty
little hostess at dainty luncheon
last Sunday, given in honor of Mr.. b.
Spears
Mrs. Ella Denwiddie has returned
from La Junta. Colo. where she went
for the benefit of her health.
Miss Jessie Shepherd gave a five
course dinner Sunday evening at p.
IN. at Scott's cafe in honor OF her
friends.
Miss Marie Groves of Manitou II
back after short visit.
Mrs. Myrtle Harrell of Pueblo, Colo.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. B. Tompkins.
Mr.. b. Spears made a ying trip to
Pueblo Sunday on business they
say.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Scott have moved
to 613 E. Monument street.
Mrs. Robt Fleming was the charm
ing hostess at a dinner party last sun
day in honor of her guest, Mrs Ian
sing and Miss Keys. Covers were
laid for eight. guests of honor being
Mr.. and Mrs II. Perkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Gross, Mrs. Ferguson and
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Fleming.
Mr.. Dan Beckwith and. wife have
left for Denver.
Miss Irene Cooper is expected in
the city the 18th.
Wedding bells will soon chime
Guess who.
Mrs Belle Lyle has moved into the
A. NJ. r.. parsonage.
Miss Myrtle Reed accompanied MRS.
NJ McNeal and guest to Garden City,
Kansas, Saturday evening for few
days.
Mr.. VIM. Dunlap took Miss Keys
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