Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-06-13

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Thursday night Miss Edna Amhold
entertained thirty of her young friends
AT her mothers home in North Du-
range. The time was occupied with
various progressive games. music, etc.
Mr.. Laird captured the first prize for
young gentlemen, and Miss Ethel
Sheets first prize for young ladies'.
Dewitt were awarded the BOBBY prizes.
At a seasonable hour an elegant lunch
was served Following are the names
of those present: Gertrude Strater,
Bessie Lake. Winnie Roberts, Mabel
Maris. Clara Herr. Olga Schluter, Shar.
lie Pike. Nina Balster, Anna Lewis,
Nellie Pearson, Ethel Sheets, Una
Bruner, Hattie Todd, Pansy Redman,
Jessie Blanchard, Chas. Mumma, OIL
liver wineate, VIM McDeyitt, odis
Laird, Dick Wainwright, VIII Vain
wright, George Skoog, Gsines Otis,
Byron Eddy. Don Eddy, George West,
Walter Sheets, Fred Seybold, Willie
Koehler, Tom Dupraw.
The Anmas valley ranchers had an
other of their enjoyable dances at
Hermosa last night.
A number of the High School pupils
and their friends INDUCED in a social
dance at the Vendome last night.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. BERNARD
Gogarty and her daughter, Miss Min
ME, entertained fifty Of their friends
in most delightful manner at their
home on Eleventh street and Fourth
avenue For The occasion the house
was lavishly decorated with red car
nations and white snowballs. The
order of the afternoon was siX-handed
euchre, and seven tables were occu-
pied. The tally cards represented
Russian and japanese llags, and ii was
one side against the other, and the
fierceness OF the contest furnished no
end of amusement Miss Mary Gra-
ham secured The first prize, and Mrs
Jakway carried away both lone hand
and BOBBY prizes. Playing continued
Till after O'Clock, after which an elab-
crate lunch was served, being in three
courses.
The Ladies' Whist Club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs McCurdy.
The Ladies' Home Mission Society
of the NJ. e. Church South met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs S.
G. Wall. where the afternoon was
spent both pleasantly and profitably.
Light refreshments were served.
The Maccabees enjoyed a social time
at their hall last night after lodge
meeting, having ice cream and cake.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odlst churci. met Friday afternoon
with Mrs j. c. Thurman. Business OF
the society was transacted, after
which the time was spent sociably
Light refreshments were served.
Jack McKinnon went to Pagosa
Springs this morning.
DIR. J. S. Bailey of siIyerton is spend
ing few days in the city.
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William Alexander returned 10 Pa
eosa Springs this morning.
Bills are up advertising The Fourth
of July festival at siyerlon.
Mrs. Louisa Sanders is visiting with
friends up the Animas valley,
Charles A. Bricl,enstein. the wool
buyer OF Coneios, is in the city
The Durango boys play ball at Sill.
verton n week from tomorrow,
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Remember Sunday service is re.
sumed on the Rio crande Southern
tomorrow.
Theo. Gabrowsky of Howardsyille
was passenger for Denver this morn
ing on mining matters
Louis Wyman of Silyerton came
down as far as Cascade this morning
to enjoy few days fishing.
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Mr., and Mrs Tom Sthroyer have
gone to housekeeping next to the
Frank Goodman residence on Second
avenue.
The Mack Swain Theater company
will play Silyerton next week and IL
given due recognition crowded houses
Will be the rule every night
Little Judith Dunn, who has beer
in the hospital a short time recover
ing from an operation, returned to hel
home at lockwood on last evening.
train.