The Colorado statesman., 1920-07-17

nesday enroute to Estes Park, Colo.
Mrs. Mamie Dean of 221S Clarkson
ST. entertained eight ladies at break
fast last Friday morning, in honor of
Mrs. Henry Dean, of Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Cora Scott of Kansas City,
Kan, is spending the summer with her
daughter, Mrs Nettie Herndon, 2542
Gaylord street
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bryant of S22
oath street are the proud parents OF
a fine son born July 4th. Mother
and son are doing nicely.
Miss Bessie La Belle left last Tues
day for Chicago, where she will I'LL
a years engagement on vaudeville
circuit.
Miss Edna Boyd, a public school
teacher of st. Louis, Mo-, is here as
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. sam
uel Bondurant, popular residents OF
2215 Marion st.
Miss Bessie johnson is enjoying
rest from her work as public schooi
teacher of st. Louis, Mo, with Mr.. and
Mrs Charles NJ Hughes, 24OO Hum
bodt street.
Misses Catherine and Theresa
Barker of Topeka, Kansas, are spend
ing the summer with their sister,
Mrs. S. E. Cary, 1880 Marion street.
Mr.. John w. Hardy who has been IN
Washington, ID. c., the past year WIN
Senator Phipps, has returned to Den
YER with his wife, and paid this office
n visit on last Wednesday.
Mrs. Charlie Brown of 2O44 Bel
laire street has as her guest Mrs.
Pearl Hampton Lytles of Little ROCK,
Ark. Many social events are planned
in her honor.
A large number of the 7. w. c. A.
girls motored to Sunset, Colo, today,
where they will spend from one to
two weeks camping in the cool hills
of picturesque Boulder county.
Herbert Gleed, wholesale commits
sion merchant of Lawrence, Kansas
is visiting in the city for two weeks
Mr.. Gleed is one of the foremost
business men of the middle west.
Wilson G. Harvey Service Tailor
;no and Taxi Co. is the name of a
new firm Just opened at 72O East
26th avenue Ladies and genus
tailoring, cleaning and pressing. Ihe
taxi service is up to the minute with
motto of Safety First" Phone
York 3496W.
Mr. and Mrs Burl Moore, 2So5 stout
ST celebrated their Third Wedding an
niyersary Tuesday, July 18TH a I'VE
course dinner was served to the many
friends present. Mr.. Geo. ). Contee
acted AS toastmaster. Many Valuapie
nresents in leather were received.
Prof. r. X. Price, for twenty-five
wears a teacher in the public schools
of Texas, and a race leader OF "ide
Influence in the South, is in the city
visiting his nephew, Attorney ). H.
fy He is taking Ol
entering the real estate business
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and daugh-
for of Galesburg, Ill, are visiting III
Denver. and staying at 6o9 Iweh'S-
eighth street. They had quite an
ioyment when they were given an "u.'
ride TO Lookout mountain ana Oh 'heh
return were entertained at dinner ps
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Cash ana H. LIZ
ford. Jr, at their beautiful hope' lofo
u.r;on street Mr.. Cash is formerly OF
Galesburg.
On last Friday afternoon ola has'
Turner Hall, located between zlst anu
22nd SITS, was destroyed oS IRE 'N"'
Turner Hall has been for years one VI
tho greatest entertainment and conVeh-
tion halls in Denver 1t was iarse
blaze and although many 1lre ensine7
and apparatus were called out the iire
could not he controlled. Had STRONG
wind been blowing at the time proo-
,,I, tho entire block would have been