The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1919-08-09

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Ray Clark, former Denverite, ar
rived in the city this week to visit his
mother, who is very i'll.
The daughter of Chester McClelland,
popular Boulderite, is visiting with her
father ut 1882 Water st.
c. ID. Kemp and wife visited for
Jew days with old time friends, who
were glad to see them again.
Grant Jones, popular townsman, re-
turned after visiting various points in
the state of Kansas. He is in residence
at 1913 Lincoln.
Mrs. l. ii. Hickman and daughter,
Miss Lillian F., spent their vacation in
Colorado Springs and Cripple Greek
last week.
Miss Edwards and Mrs. Patton of
Fort Worth, Texas, are visiting in the
city as the guests of Mrs. White, 14l5
East Twenty-second Ave.
Mrs. Matte Helms of Las Vegas n.
NJ, arrived this week and is the guest
of her sister at .2422 Lafayette street.
After spending few weeks she will
continue her trip to Chicago and other
Eastern points.
Mrs. Cordela Rogers Webb was
hostess at an informal luncheon last
Saturday in honor of Mrs. w. Is. Cole-
man of Pine Bluff, Ark, and Miss
Mayme Gillian of Little Rock, Ark,
Mr. and Mrs Emanuel Lewis of Tel
Iuride, Colo spent a few days in the
city this week visiting friends. Mrs.
Lewis left for Billings, Montana, to
visit friends and old acquaintance,
while Mr. Lewis went to Missouri TO
visit his father.
We beg to acknowledge receipt of
the Portland Times, a bright, newsy
illustrated organ which Portland
ought to he proud of and which we
welcome into our field of Journalism
as an Advocate of Truth and Right.
May every success attend the publ
cation.
Mrs. Carrie S. McClain, employee of
the Education Board in the city schools
for the welfare of cold1ed children,
spent five days in Estes Park, the
guest of Mrs. Jessie johnson. While
there she and her host were royalty en-
tertained by Mr. Curtis Harris of the
Stanley Hotel.
MIR. C. PARKHILL HARVEY, man
ager of the office department of the
Rocky Mountain News, is accredited
by the public as the right man in the
right place, as by his painstaking man
ner and instructions 90 his staff IN
their action towards the people the
popularity of this famous daily paper
of the West is ever increasing and es-
tablishing very good permanent rec
ord.
The DearfieId Colony series of arti-
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The MaSOnS entertainment at i1aS'
Turner hall was successful from every
angle. 1t seems as if Nature always
offers from her bountiful storehOuse
everything advantageous to successtul
entertainments of this fraternity, as
while we We're in the throeS OF a great
heat wave for a few days, gentle
breeze came on the scene, neutrallZ-
ing the effect of the scorching rays OF
the sun. The vari-cOlored lights OF the
hall, supported by the summer gowns
of the ladies, in harmonious actloh
with the military garb of our recently
returned military gentlemen, ana our
usually bedecked tOwnSmen in their
summer apparel, made this event some
thing extraordinary, and we must con
gratulate our Masonic brethren 1oi
maintaining their social prestiSe,
which counts for much in tins com
munity The management scored an
other hit More of success to the Ma
sons.
The Misses o. A. Anderson, n. Al
len. O. Mccullough and MeSsrs. D
Walker, T. Won Dickerson, Z: MOTIFS
spent a very pleasant evening last fri'
day at cards and dancing at the nome
of Miss Carrie Hicks.
party of young people entertained
at Miss Russ's beautiful nome, zoi-
South Logan last Monday evening, IL
honor of Miss Wilmer Dellams of Cors'
ciana, Texas, Miss Jones and MISS
Ross of Kansas City, Mrs. Myers OF
Kansas City, Mr.. James Walker, ana