The Colorado statesman., 1920-08-14
DENVER. COLORADO. SATURDAY. AUGUST IA 1920

of her guests with very dainty lunch
con-. The evening spent with Mrs.
Randall will be long remembered. On
Sunday morning, August Sth, Mrs VIM.
Redd and Mrs. H. Turner entertained
IL breakfast party at Round Top, five
miles from the city. Mrs. Elliott was
the honored guest. The party of four
teen maids and matrOns left the city
ut I a. m. and in a short while auto
mobiles landed them in n beautiful val
ley under IA large tree, where the
breakfast was spread. The menu con-
sisted of cantalOupes, fried chicken,
hot coffee. tomatoes, pimento cheese
sandwiches, corn and butter-cream
doughnuts. After the breakfast kodak
pictures were taken of the party. They
returned to Cheyenne at 10 n. m. Mrs.
Redd is noted for her originality, and
this, indeed, was n very novel and en-
joyable outing. on Thursday, August
10Th, Mrs. Virginia Elliott and her
son, james. departed our city for their
home in Kansas City, Kan. Mrs. III.
G. jefferson accompanied Mrs. Elliott
as far as Denver.
Thursday afternoon, August 9Th.
Mrs Daisy Thompson invited the
Searchlight ladies to her home in hon
or of her mother. Mrs Martin, who
stopped over en- route to Montana. The
ladies spent a very pleasant afternoon
chatting. Mrs. Thompson served
nice repast. The out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Rosa Boyd of Denver and
Mrs. Virginia Elliott of Kansas City,
Kan.
oh. yes! Mrs. Albert Taylor enter
tanned ut her home in Taylorville with
ii five-course dinner on Tuesday, Aug
ust 3rd. Mrs. Virginia Elliott was the
guest of honor. Covers We're laid for
Mesdames Elliott, ii. G. Jefferson,
Witt, the hostess and Master James
Elliott. The dinner consisted of many
delicacies of the season and was
served in excellent style. After din
ner the ladies spent the afternoon sew
ing and crocheting. The day was in
deed an enjoyable one.
Mrs. J. f. Brown gave II children's S
party on Saturday afternoon. July
31St. in honor of Freda Smith of Den
yer and james Elliott of Kansas City.
There We're twenty-five boys and girls
present. The games of the afternoon
were directed by Mrs. II. c. jefferson
and Mrs. V. Elliott. Ice cream cones
were served often, which pleases all
children. They thanked Mrs. Brown
for her hospitality and went home at
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Miss Hattie Brown is in Denver,
where she is spending II week with
Miss Freda Smith, who will leave
shortly with her parents for the Ha-
waiian Islands.
Mr.. B. Il. Cowan of Lawrence, Kan,
is employed on the Union Pacific divi-
sion superintendent car at this point
We believe Mr. Cowan will like his
new location.
Mr.. ]. Il. Brown and II. c. Jeffer-
son have repainted their homes.
Miss Hattie Fisher spent Sunday in
Cheyenne Ell route to Portland, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Kelly are on a
motor trip to GAINESVILLE, Texas, to Wis
it Mr. Kelly's mother. The Kellys
were accompanied by Mr.. James Gal
breath.
Born To Mrs. Grant Clinton, baby
girl, weight nine pounds, on July 10Th.
Mother and baby are well, so is father
Bnby's name is Theola.
Ren Smith, II popular young man of
Des Moines, Iowa. is now living in
Cheyenne.
Mr.. Morris Brown has returned from
IL pleasure trip to Denver.
Theodore Crumley and +. w. Wright
have enlisted in the United States
army.
Miss Lottie Clay is ill.
Mr.. Walter Davis is attending the
grand lodge session. F. & A. NJ, ut
Pueblo.
Mr. Chas. Berry of Denver and Miss
Pauline Holmes were married on Aug
ust 9TH. Justice of peace officiated.