The Colorado statesman., 1922-07-15

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Jimmy Gross is hitting 'em high
while on his vacation.
William Spriggs has returned to his
desk at the Continental Oil Company
after enjoying a two weeks vacation.
John Goffe, popular citizen and bet
ter known in the plastering and cal
cunning trades, is seriously i'll at st.
Luke's Hospital.
Mesdames Marthenia Bowman and
Grace Wyatt of Chicago, sisters of Mr..
and Mrs. John Watkins of 2419 Hum
boldt street, are here for their summer
vacation.
Mr.. Warren Edwards of Kansas City,
Mo-, is in the city the guest of his son,
]. H. Edwards, 1884 So. Acoma street.
Mr.. Edwards expects to remain during
the summer.
w. A. Stevens, leading citizen of
Helena, Ark, arrived in the city last
Friday for an indefinite stay. He is
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.
Boyle, 715 East Twenty-fOurth avenue.
Quite a number of our people are
taking advantage of the summer
course at the University in Boulder.
This speaks well for their educational
progress and augurs successful fu-
ture for the race. ,,
The Bon Viviants met with Albert
Fisher, 2710 Williams street, last
Tuesday for their regular monthly
dinner Mr.. Orestes Murphy, former
Denver citizen, but now a strong boost
er for Los Angeles, and Mr.. Fred Trus-
ty of Minneapolis were the visiting
guests
PROF. FRED JOHNSON, principal
of the High School at Fort Smith, Ark,
is taking a special course at the Colo
RADIO University in Boulder. He is ac-
companied by his wife, who is also en-
gagged in the teaching profession.
While in Denver they were the guests
of their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mitchell, 2744 Marion street.
A jolly picnic party complimentary
to Mrs. Mary Stark, charming Dal-
las, Tex, matron, who is spending the
summer in Denver, was given at
Rocky Mountain Lake, Friday. Those
attending were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank FL,
Gross, Mrs. Kathryn Ridgeway, Mrs.
Cola Payne, Miss Marie Stark and
James Gross.
MISS ELIZABETH e. HOPKINS
left this week for q months vacation
in Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania. She is
a deserving employe of the Public
Trustee office in the city and county of
Denver, serving in the capacity of dep
uty public trustee under Hon. e. NJ. Sa-
bin, who occupies the chief official
position in this department.
A. e. SHARP, former Denver citi-
zen, is here from Colorado Springs in
attendance at the Grand Lodge ses-
sion of the knights and Daughters of
Tabor. Mr.. Sharp is making good at
the Springs during the past five years
and always has a warm spot in his |
heart for Denver.
Mr.. Clarence F. Holmes, Sr., was
host to a most enjoyable ''stag" Thurs
day night in honor of his old-time
friend and running mate, Orestes Muir
ply, who stopped over in Denver for
a short visit with friends on his way
from Los Angeles to his old home,
Danville, Ky.
Mrs. Bertha Jones of 2451 Lafayette
street. entertained at a o'clock din
ner Sunday evening in honor of Mr..
]. b. Barbee who is leaving the city
for an indefinite time. Covers were
laid for eight, and among the guests
were his mother and sister, Miss Rosa
Barbee, a teacher in the Kansas City
schools. The novelty of the dinner
was Mrs. Jones' using her calling
cards as place cards.
Among our recent visitors were DIR.
C. A. Terrell and Rev. and Mrs. VIM.