Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-15
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SOCIAL
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. Miss Edith Ralli gave novel party
Tuesday afternoon The affair was
styled a thimble party Each guest
upon her arrival. drew a number. At
tel all had arrived two guests at a
time were sent to the dining room.
where the secret Of what they we're to
do was revealed to them. This was
that ,ney we're to work a certain time
ON pretty silk kimona After a time
they were relieved, and two others OF
the guests were brought in. and so on
until all had performed some labor on
the garment Delicious refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Mesdames Pickerill. Hayden. Fergu.
son; Misses Eva Weightman, Cecil
ShaclSleford Florence Hayden Wick
ersham Margaret Ramsay. May Sloan.
Rank. Elizabeth Phillips. Emma Hay
aen, Eleanor Shackleford. Freda Am
hold. Mary Graham Lena Newman.
barbara and Anabel MacLean.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Pick
erfll aud Mr and Mrs Hayden gave a
picnic lunch At Columbia Island in
honor Of their visiting guests. the
Misses Shackleford and the Misses
Hayden The affair was participated
in by small party of friends.
Mrs. Jane Sconton entertained a
parry of friends. mostly members OF
Hive No. 81 of the Maccabees. at her
home on the North Side Wednesday
afternoon. Finch was the game. The
first tprize was won by Mrs VIM.
Mack II was handsome silver slip
per spoon. Mrs. Smith won the sec
ond prize, burro book. The rooms
were handsomely decorated with flow
ers. Ice cream. cake and other deli
cacies were served. Mrs. Scouton was
assisted by Mrs Ed NJ Brown Those
present were: Mesdames ODriscoll.
Hopkins Steineger, Harry Brown. Ed.
NJ. Brown, Dupraw, Seybold. valiant.
Smith. SilIiman. Mack. Wirts. Scott.
Limprecht. Wright, Loaise Morgan,
Ball, Vandenberge, spargo and Todd.
Mrs. II l.. Paxton gave a party
Wednesday afternoon for her little
daughter buddy, IT being the little
girls sixth anniversary. Six little
boys and six little girls were present.
and the party of little folks made
merry on the lawn, playing various
games ice cream and cake were
served.
Mrs. D. p Ritter entertained party
of friends Monday afternoon at her
home in North Durango. The house
was decorated with garden flowers.
Delicious refreshments were served.
and most enjoyable time was had.
The Aniiaas valley ranchers had a
leap year dance AT Hermosa last
night. the young ladies' making all ar.
rangements and taking the boys. The
boys are all hoping it will happen
again.
The Maccabees of Hive No. ~ gave
a high five party at their hall last
night, which was attended by large
number OF friends. as well as the
members. High five was played until
the score was finished, after which ice
cream, cake and other delicacles were
served Mrs Charles Fleck was the
winner of the first prize, which was a
handsome fruit disb. Mr.. Compton
won the gentleman's prize, a box of
cigars.
The Afternoon" last Saturday
given by Miss Nellie McCloud in hon
or of Misses AnnabeI and Barbara
MacLean. was most enjoyable al
fair. The house was prettily decorat-
ed with sweet peas and other flowers.
Miss McCloud was assisted by her
mother and Mrs. Richey. Mrs. Hos
Hnson was the winner OF the first
prize and the lone hand, while Miss
Cecil Shackleford carried off the con
ISOLATION prize. Besides the guests OF
honor there were present the follow
ing: Mrs Pickerill, Mrs Hayden.
Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Hoskinson. Mrs
Clayton c. Perkins. Mrs Wilder, Miss
Florence Hayden. Miss Cecil Shackle-
ford, Miss Lena Newman, Miss Mary
Graham, Miss Gladys Dyer, Miss Ell
eanor Shaekleford, Miss Rank, Miss
Winifred Turrell Miss Mae Sloan,
Miss Edith Ralli. Miss Margaret Ram.
say. Miss Ada Belle Stllwell, Miss
Pearl Pendleton Miss Freda Amboldt,
Miss Phillips.
a party of Durango people enjoyed
trip to the Florida. made on horse
back Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Eldredge acted as chaperons. The
other members of the party were:
Misses Mae Sloan, Winifred Turrell,
Mary Graham. Lena Newman and Gla.
dys Dyer; Messrs. Birch. Harrison
Walsh, Coburn and r. A. Hart.
Silvcrton Eagles will picnic at
Trimble Springs two weeks from to-
morrow, Sunday, Aug. 2S.
Mrs. w b. Todd left by stage this
morning for Pennington, where she
will probably remain two or three
weeks