Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-10
OFF roR IDAHO SPRINGS.

country for the same year"
OFF FOR IDAHO SPRINGS.
Following Is list Of officers. degree
cam and members Of Red Men aud
focahuntas departing for the Great
Council meeting at Idaho Springs the
ominE week
Mrs Henry Bennlng Pocahontas.
Mrs Annie Newell. Wenona
Mrs Frank II win. Prophecies.
Charles A. PIKE Powhaitau
Mrs Cal Dock. First Scout
Miss Mamie plckerson. Second
scon,
Miss capitoia Dalton First Counsel
lor
Mrs Charles a, Pike Second Coun
4ciior
Mrs T. r spinner First Runner.
Miss Belle Wilson Second Runner.
John Malice First Brave
William ynndaniKcr. second Brave.
+ ] Watkins. Third Brave
K 4 Newell Fourth Brave.
W X Wilson. Guard Of Tcpee
Mrs Annie Barth Inhn Males.
Charles A Pike and o. 5 CaIbreath,
go as representatives 10 the Great
Council
Andy Wien, Mrs, House aud some
others accompanied the team.
IN SOCIETY.
Charles G Hawke was IS years old
Tuesday evening and the event was
heartily enjoyed by himself and those
with whom he is associated at the
imclgef. and with him was Mr. George
VI spaGEicr. whose birthday came TWO
lays later It was planned by MIR
and Mrs spaueier to let 1t go "dou-
bic Charley had accepted and gone
Jut to dine entirely ignorant Of what
was TO take place. but message from
Mr EGan that he was wanted at once
AZ parsonage was sent him and when
hr arrived the true situation was re-
gcalcd It WAS z 80 when the com.
pany OF sixteen took their seats
around the fcstal board and IL took
them over two hours to do justice TO
he good. things provided by Mrs
Hawke and Mrs Sphngler white
md green wcrc the prevailing decora-
lions a mound OF sweet peas adoru-
I'D the table with green ribbons cx-
tending 10 the four corners from the
electric chandelier Good cheer pre-
vailed throughout the repast and II
vas difficult for the company to
break away
luHt nov the housewife Is routing
ont an hor preserve Jars and glasses
Usually the rubber rings are rinsed.
and that is thought sufficient But It
isn't In these awful days Of "a little
knnwledge" let rs remember the
germs and microhcsan baccilli and
ail those dreadful things we used TO
think OF and destroy them by steriliz
ing Put the rubber rings and lids
aud other belongings into kettle full
Of cold water and bring slowly to n
boil l.iit out with the skinner and
be surc your tables and towels and
hands and aprons are clean.
The iHwn party given Thursday al
tcrnoou by Mrs r. Z sloan, her
daughter Miss May Sloan. and Mrs
Charles ilosknson. at the residence
of the first named was one of the
swell social functions OF the summer
The house ami grounds presented a
very prety appearance In their trim
ming, Of pink and white Tables aud
seats Woru provided for the guests
aud various games helped 10 pass the
time. Mrs Lloyd sheets presiding at
the punch bowl which kept the com
pany cuol aud refreshed The north
piaEEi Was set with tables. sweet peas
uatsturtiums and marguorites adding
sweet perfume while the ladies' par
tuut nf choice refreshments, Thos
present were Mcsdames. George West.
McFaddcn. Eagan & w and @. c.
Franklin. Richard McCloud, O'Keefe,
Charles Herr W c Chapman. Chase.
Lewis JoEu W WinEnto. Watson
HaNdon. lockwood Fred Perkins Il.
.C Perkins Clayton Perkins. Sedwick.
John Pearson. Charles Pearson. Kerr,
MeiEhtman henderson. sam Herr, A,
n Lewis James Chartrand, Frank FL
dredgo, Reese McCloskey, Lloyd
Sheets Charles Newman. George
Spangler. Judkins. G. f. Mcconnell,
Pulford. Alien. Ware. Dresser. Earl
snyder Beruard, Kaufman + b. Har-
per. BlaiF Bnrwell. $ G Wall. Roberts.
" n Ferguson, McCanna. Thompson.
l. c. JakWay, Frank Gallutti. Frank
Balsier Ritter Stanley Day. Skoog.
W : Pickeriil. Edwards. BlgEs. Glen
enis, Lund, Sheets, Dixon. Price Rich
ey MarloWe. Wallace. JeWctt. Hutchi-
son. Galloway Sanders. Johnson. and
Misses Josephine DAILY, Nellie Nc
Cloud. Honor Brecn. Hazel Taylor
Mary Graham. Catherine Weightman
Eva Weightmsn. Gladys Dyer. Lena