Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-01

/. 1904.
Day. s. Day. Davis. Egan, Ferguson
G. c. Franklin. G. w. Franklin. Ora
ham. Hayden. c. e. Herr, s. f. Herr
Haggar.. Hoskinson, II. r. Ball. Hahn
Harper. Higgins. Henderson. Caper
ton. Judkins. Jakway, G. NJ. Kerr
kruschke. Kaufman. Kaylor. Lund
McCloud, McCloskey. Mcconnell. Fay
McCurdy. McCanna, Newman, New
ton. Pearson. C. C. Perkins. +. C. Per
klns. Parker, Pickerill. John Pearson
Parsons. DIR. Perkins, Pulford. Ritter
Rider, lockwood. Roberts, Reinhold
Spangler. l.. c. Sheets. Scovilie, c. H
Snyder, X. Z. Sloan, X. II. Sloan, Tif.
fany. Taylor. Turner. Tulley. Vale
Wngate. Williams. Wilson, West.
White. Gallotu. Ireland. Morgan. Go.
garty. ochsner, Wilder. Galloway.
Wall. Pike. blanchard. s. Sloan,
Misses Turrell. Melville. Washburn,
Ramsey, o, Snyder, c. Welghtman, q.
WeIghtman. Phillips. Sloan. Ralli.
Graham. Stillwell Parker, Meyer.
Kirkbride. McCloud, Taylor. Dyer.
Grant. Barber, Pendleton. Martinez
Mrs. Percy S. Rider leaves Monday
morning for Rico accompanied by
Percy. Jr. where they will put In the
next two months with Mr.. Rider.
The Entire Nous dance last evening
was well attended, the usual good
time prevailing. being on the same
plano as others of the season. The
st. Marks ladies' served refreshments
as usual and were woll patronized,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Ware entertained
company of young people on Tues
day evening In their cosy home on the
Boulevard. Fragrant pink and white
carnations daintily decked the rooms
and merry evening was spent play
ing finch Angle Hayden, Anna
Hutchlson and Messers. Muma and
Skoog proving themselves adopts In
this fascinating game. Light refresh
ments followed. by nm hour OF song
and laughter closed delightful even.
ing
A Joint installation of officers was
held last night by the Royal Neigh
bors OF America and the Modern
Woodmen of America, at Red Mems
hall. the Woodmen being guests Of
the Royal Nelghbors. The following
officers of the Royal Neighbors were
first installed; Julius Sadler, Ora
Gle; Nellie Price. " Oracle; Margar-
et Dobbs.-Chancellor; Emma Smith.
Recorder; Ida Goodman, Receiver;
Maud Dobbs. Marshal; Blanche Han-
Ing, Inner Sentinel; LYDIA Conroy.
Outer Sentinel: Belle In .erhil., Man
ager; LYDIA Bridgcre. Past Oracle.
The installing officer was Neighbor
Eva Holloway. Next came the install.
lation by the Modern Woodmen, F. K.
Pierce. past consul. being the install.
Ing officer. The new officers Installed
we're. Theo. w. Dobbs, Venerable
Consul; c. T. Morgan. Worthy Advis-
or; w. II. Schutt. Banker. Herman
Meis. Clerk; Edward Lazarus. Es-
cort; Chas. Hafing. Inner Sentinel;
John A. Croft, Outer Sentinel, Harry
Lazarus. Manager. F. e. Pierce. In
appreciation of past services to the
lodge, was presented with a handsome
watch charm emblcmatical OF the or
der and N. r. Ruggles was given
badge pin. Roy Stevenson was ap.
pointed chief forester by the consul
Then number OF pieces were played
by an orchestra. which was followed
by turkey supper.
Invitations were Issued this after.
noon by Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8. Pickerill
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Hall. who will
entertain at the Pickerill residence
Friday night of next week with six
handed euchre. The following after.
noon Mrs. Pickerill and Mrs. Hall
will entertain company OF ladies' at
an afternoon party
Mrs. Pulford entertained the Wo-
mems Whist club this week and next
week Mrs. Mcconnell will do the act.
The Reading club met with Mrs.
Ashbech Thursday afternoon and u
very profitable afternoon was passed.
The coming week the club meets with
Mrs. Boyle. 1t will be an open meet
ing. each member being entitled TO
take one guest Shakespeare will be
the theme with selections from this
well.known author.
The Young Ladies' Whilst club
meets this evening with Miss Terrill.
Last night was st. Andrews Chap.
ter night. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lisle
Wainwright opened their SPACIOUS
home on Fourth avenue to the young
people of st. Marks church. The
evening was by far the most enjoyable
the young folks have mad this winter.
The time was chiefly occupied with the
games OF authors and hearts. Miss
Hattie Todd and oliver Wingate were
awarded the first prizes. which were
works OF art by C. 7. Wilson Of this
city. a nephew of Mrs Wainwright.
The works consisted Of copies from
Gibson, the artist. and was greatly ad-