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CITYNEWS

Literary Entertainment and SocialGiven by the Ushers’ Club of Shorter Chapel, A. M. E Church, at the

CHURCH AUDITORIUM23rd and Washington Sts.

Thursday Evening, July 17, 191 3Program Begins at 8 O’clock, Sharp

J. P. ERKINS, President K. G. JOHNSON. Chairman

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1 Selection ..... Choir2 Invocation . ■ .

. . R ev. Pope3 Solo ; Rev. Wiseman4 Piano Solo (Volcano) by Gordan . Miss Beatrice Thrashley5 Paper . . . . Mrs. Pearl Johnson6 Solo (My Sweet Repose) by Shubert . Mrs. Lillian Jones7 Piano Solo .

. . I Miss Lela Rice8 Reading . .

. Miss Elsie Von Diclcershon9 Solo (Sunbeam) . .

. Miss Edith Millen10 Piano Solo .

. Miss Beatrice ThrashleyI I Solo (Queen of the Earth) by Pensutto . Rev. Wiseman12 Dunbar ... . Mrs. Sadie Lytton13 Solo (Beduoin Love Song) by Pinsute Mrs. Lillian JonesYouse Sweet to Your Mamy Just the Same (by request i14 Selection ..... Choir

/ REFRESHMENTSI The Holmes Cafe, 2121 Arapahoe

1 street, is just the place for a goodj home cooked meal. Call up Olive 1117'any time for a specially prepared meal

; served in public or private. Pricesreasonable and. service unexcelled.

Sunday Dinner a Specialty.MRS. L. P. HOLMES, Proprietor.

Miss Prances Russ entertained alawn party Sunday afternoon In honor

; of Miss Hattie Ferguson of Houston,Texas, and Miss Nellie Beckwith of

! Colorado Springs. Miss Fe'lfWßon isa student of Fisk Universif and will

! resume her studies in September.' Miss Frances is a charming young! hostess and those that enjoyed theafternoon were Misses Azalia Edison.Cornelia Atkinson, Adah Miller, RoseHooper, Edna Freeman, Mary Gil*

: more, Mrs. Smlthea, Hand* tt Russand Master Charley Smith* a and Mr.H. Miller of Weeping \V. • r. Neb.;

! T. Newman, C. Burns, W. Hamlet, E.George C. Matthews. Tureman Russ.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Halloway enter-tained Tuesday at dinner for Mrs.

» Rodney Lamb of Chicago and Mrs. S.i Irving Norris of Ogden. I iah. Be-

; sides the guests of honor were Mrs.J. Haskins, Miss H. Logan and the

! charming hostess' Ernest, Jr.

GOOD NEWS !

The Mason’s next bigPICNIC at Bloomfild Park,Wednesday, July 16th, 1913.

ADMISSION 25c.Rev. S. L. Deas, pastor of Scott M.

E. Church, has inaugurated a newfinancial system In the church andthough only here scarcely iess thantwo months he has paid $202 on the'debt of the church. He plans payingjat least SI,OOO this year. Everybody issinging the praises of the Reverend.

Mrs. Hazel Miller and Miss Mar-guerite Fuller of Fort Smith. Ark., arevisiting Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Websterof 26th street.. Mrs. Miller is thedaughter of Mrs. Webster and is wellknow'll in Denver.

The Crescent Airdonn- at FivePoints is proving a great attractionto amusement lovers these hot even-ings, judging by the crowds thatthrong this popular resort nightly.Good pictures and good music areevery night features, while singersand vaudeville several times eachweek anu additional feature pictureshave given the Crescent the well-de-served reputation of giving the bestnickel show in Denver. Try this open-air show and be convinced.

Alpha Kappa gave a hayrack anddance July 4th at the residence ofClarence F. Holmes, Jr. About thirtyyoung people participated in the out-ing and declared that it was the mostagreeable evening which they hadever spent. The party was chaper-oned by Dr. T. E. McClain and C. F.Holmes, Sr. After the ride-refresh-ments and dancing closed the even-ing.

The Young Bachelors have a Sun-day Summer Special Sunday after-noon at the Starn's Cafe.

Spend a penny on your friend. Whenthey come to visit, or when they leave,when they are sick, or when they havedone something worthy of note» putit on a postal card and mail it to ua.

Ladies! Ladies!! Remember Mrs.D. L. Jones’ hair shop at 2748 Welton,phone Main 2560. —Adv.

ANNOUNCEMENT.! Be sure to attend the entertainment

given by the Uahers’ Club at ShorterChapel A. M. E. Thursday evening,

1 July 17th.

Mrs. Robt. Roy returned home froman extensive trip to Vancouver, B. C.,en route this way, visited Victoria. B.

; C.. Seattle. Portland, Salt Lake Cityand Ogden.

, UNSIGHTLY FACE SPOTS

1 Are cured by Dr. Hobson's Eczema; Ointment, which heals ail skin erup-

| tions. No matter how long you havebeen troubled by Itching, burning, or

I scaly skin humors. Just put a little ofthat soothing antiseptic. Dr. Hobson's

, Eczema Ointment, on the sores andthe suffering stops instantly. Healingbegins that very minute. Doctors useit in their practice and recommendit. Mr. Allemau, of l.lttletoun. Pa.,says: "Had eczema on forehead: Dr.Hobson's Eczema cured itIn two weeks." Guaranteed to relieveor money refunded. All druggists, or

; by mail. Price :,tic. Pfeiffer chemi-cal Co., Philadelphia and St. Louis.

Mrs. O. s. Titos. Lewis, wife of Rev.O. S. Thos. Lewis of St. Mary's Epis-copal church, Pueblo, sai up to spendthe Fourth with her parents. Mr. andMrs. ft. j. Hudson. She will returnSaturday.

ANNOUNCEMENT.Be sure to attend the entertainment

given by the Ushers' club at ShorterChapel A. M. E. Thursday evening,July 17th. ■

Mrs. Estelle Sharp and her niece.Miss Eunice Diemer of LeavenworthKans.. are In the city visiting theirmany friends. They are stopping atthe residence of Mr. and Mrs. DonReeves, 2521 Clarkson street, and willsojourn. In the city for about twomonths. Miss Diemer Is one of Leav-enworth's popular teachers and is anaccomplished vocalist. Mrs. Sharp Isone or the prominent matrons of Leav-enworth and a leading worker In theclubs and churches of her city.

Prof. Lindsy, colored TranceMedium and Spiritualist, tellsthe present, past and future.Locates anything lost. 50cand SI.OO. 2444Glenarm St.

Mrs. Hill returned last. Sunday fromManltou Springs, where she staid oneweek with Mr. Hill, who is now work-ing in Menitoti Springs.

Furnlpued rooms for rent In modernhouse. Phone Main 4109. 2350 Tre-mont place. Mrs. E. H. Jones.

5-31-13—Adv.

THE RIGHT REV. H. BLANTON PARKS, D. D.Presiding Bishop of the Fifth Episcopal District, A. M. E.

Church, Residing in Chicago, Ills.The Bishop is expected to arrive in the city from the East

this morning and will be the guest of the ministers of theRocky Mountain district. During the months of July andAugust he will make his Episcopal Itinerary of the ColoradoAnnual Conference. Thence, he will proceed to Great Falls,Mont., where he will hold the Puget Sound Annual Confer-ence. lie will preach at Shorter Chapel to-morrow morningand at Campbell Chapel to-morrow evening.

WHY NOT BE COOL AND COMFORTABLE ATZion Church Each Sunday Evening

DURING THE HOT WEATHER

Sermons in Pictures by Means of!

the StereopticonSUBJECT TOMORROW NIGHT

“The Story of Daniel”ILLUSTRATED SONGS

“Hold the Fort” “The Lower Lights”%

Ten Beautiful Views will be Used withIllustrated Songs

EVERYBODY WELCOME

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tirst Treatment $1.50 Oil 60 CentsOther Treaynents, eaoh, fi.oo Discount to CustomerRates by the Month Treated, 10 Cents

Add 3 Cents fcr Postage

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ties, churches, picnics, entertainments, etc. Promptdelivery. Home cooking and delicatessen also.

ICE CREAM $1.25 PER GAL. 2632-4 Wehoa Street

LADIES!BE PREPARED to attend the

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5, lO and 15 Cant Maals1916 Arapahoe St Denver, Colo^

The Best Place in the City to Get a Homs-Cooked Mai!is at the

Holmes Cafe===3== ' >)

MRS. L. P. HOLMES. Propriety.

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