Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-18
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SOCIAL
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One OF the most delightful social
functions of the season was the enter
tainment given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. George w. Lewis from to
.. There were IS ladies In attendance
and the principal amusement was six
handed euchre, there being six tables.
An elegant luncheon was a noteworthy
feature of the affair Mrs Scoville
received the first prize and Mrs. New
man the BOBBY. Mrs Lewis was as
sisted in the entertainment by Mrs.
Margaret Chase and Mrs w. C. Chap
man. The entertainment was for the
benefit of the Ladies' Guild.
st. Andrews Chapter entertained
number of young lady friends at the
rectory of st. Marks church last even
ing from to IL O'Clock. There were
2" young ladies' present and the even
ing was spent at cards and games. mu-
sic and dramatic recitations An in
novation in games was introduced,
known as funny duffer." Five tables
swere monopolized by this game until
all had learned to play it. The dra-
matte recitations were exceedingly in
teresiing. Refreshments we're served
by Mrs. l., N. Hanson and Mrs. C. G.
Graden.
Mrs. John Morlock entertained about
30 friends last Saturday night at cards.
Refreshments were served. Again on
Thursday afternoon a small party of
friends were entertained. the chief
amusement being conversation and
music. Delicious refreshments were
served and those attending enjoyed a
most delightful afternoon.
Mrs. W. G. White entertained
small party of friends at her apart
ments at The Strater in honor of Mrs
=. s. Rider Thursday night. Euchre
was the game. there being three ta-
bles. Mrs. George Slough won the
ladies' prize and Mr. Charles Stilwell
the gentieman's
Mrs. George Slough entertained a
few friends in honor of Mrs Rider at
the Strater hotel Friday night. The
roger won the ladies' prize and Mr..
Wilder the gentleman's, while Mrs,
White received tho lone hand prize
Delicious refreshm ents were served
Miss Hattie Mashburn and Miss Ad-
da Slilwell will entertain few friends
at euchre at the Strater Monday aft.
ernoon.
County warrants will be signed this
evening and ready to issue Monday
So says County Clerk Eddy.
The Entire Nous dance last evening
closed the winter series. The attend
ance was unusually large and the time
dancers
Messrs Joe Clark and Walter
Weightman and Miss Gladys Dyer
and Miss Ellet visited Ignacio Fri.
day-Arbor day. driving over and
back
II ST. Louis this spring will feel like
devoting all her energies to sight
seeing. She won't care to waste much
time upon clothes. and a thoroughly
sensible outfit in this line will do more
than almost anything else to insure
her enjoyment OF the fair. If you are
Going for limited time, say a week
or ten days. why burden yourself with
a multiplicity of frocks which in all
probability you will never need? A
single suit will serve the purposes of
the average traveller. She should by
all means have it of the short walk
ing length now so fashionable A
stock of clean irtwaists-enough of
them to obviate the necessity of laun.
dry work while enroute. should come
next on the list. An extra dress
blouse for evening is good idea.
One of the pretty sailor shapes. with
large low crown, is good selection
In millinery. Let it be of a color that
will not show the dust-mixed straws
or the burnt straw" tone. An extra
pair of shoes should be laid away for
a rainy day. with comfortable wrapper
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