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Mrs. Haggart entertained the Whist
club Tuesday afternoon.
The High school club skipped their
regular Friday night dance on account
of rendering the play, What Became
OF Parker" at the school house last
night.
The Reading club met Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. l.. c. Jakway. 1t
was Shakespeare day and readings
were taken from "A Midsummer
Nights Dream"
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church South
gave ten-cent tea and held a sale for
missionary purposes at the home of
Mrs. o. S. Gslbreath in North Duran
go yesterday afternoon. The affair
was well attended, the refreshments
were enjoyed and a neat little sum
was realized from the sale.
About eighteen friends of Edward
Finn surprised him Monday evening
at the home OF his mother, Mrs Mary
Finn on the North Side. The number
was composed equally of boys and
girls. The evening was spent at juy-
emile games. AT a seasonable hour re
freshments We're served
new dancing club. has been or
ganized among the young folks, called
the Hduton club, which will hold forth
at Vendome hall every Thursday even
ing. The initial dance of the club was
held Thursday evening. and 1t is need
less to say that a most enjoyable time
was had by those present. Refresh
ments were served during the evening
The week has been unusually dull
"a social way, both in town and
up the Animas valley. Only one dance
in town has been given, and that was
The Hauton club at Nendome hall
Thursday evening The Animas val
ley, around Hermosa, which is usual
ly very lively place socially has not
had a gathering of any kind the past
week
Mrs. C. h. Herr is giving a razzle.
dazzle party at her home this after
noon There are seven tables for six
yellow and white. yellow roses and
white carnations being used. There
are three prizes-Frst, second and
consolation. Not the least important
feature of the afternoon will be the
refreshments. The invitations were
original and pretty, being written in
gold on white linen paper, and folded
and tied with little yellow ribbon
The RECEPTION given at the home OF
Major Sheets last Monday evening in
honor OF Rev. Collett. the minister wis
occupied the Methodist pulpi, "A jme
or two since Rev Sanderson's absence
was very largely attended A great
many of the old friends of the minis
ter took this occasion to meet him
and talk over old times Mr. Collett
was the regular Me hodist pastor here
some years ago. and by his effective
church work won the gratitude of his
entire congr cation. At the reception
there was 4 great deal of hand-shak-
ing, some singing and of course re-
freshments were ut Drerl nrtei. Mr.
Frary, with less well-ch1sen re.
marks. presented Mr.. Co lett with a
purse of $50, which hid been contribut,
ed by old friends. TIE purse was mod.
estly declined by the minister, who
was deeply touched by this evidence
of friendship, and 1t was with difficult
ply that he was induced to accept
A happy event was the celebration
by La Plata Circle No. 1870, Women of
Woodcraft, of their seventh anniver-
sary on Tuesday night at Woodmen
hail. A very Interesting program had
excellent fashion. After this refresh
ments We're served and a social time
was indulged In. Following is the pro
gram:
Drill ........... Women of Woodcraft
Address, Principles of Woodcraft"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Oren p. Frary
Song-"Mr. Dooley" Ten Young Ladies
Duet Mandolin and Piano. .
........ Miss DAWN and Mrs. Nixon
vocal SOLO ...............M Miss Lewis
Guitar Solo ...........F. f. O'Driscoll
Recitation ...............M Miss Kelley
Piano Solo ..............B Byron Eddy
Recitation .........N Vernon Mckinney
Violin Solo nr c,;tlio,,
byron Eddy. Accompanist1
Duet-Violin and Piano no............
Beulah Dornblazer and Ethel Sheets
Closing Drill-The Guards and Officers
Of Women of Woodcraft.