Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-13
So
CIAL WEEK
THE GLAD YOUNG cHAMols.

The GLAD YOUNG CHAMOiS.
How lightly leaps the youthful cham
OILS
From rock to rock and never misses!
ALWAYS get all cold and clamois
When near the edge of precipisses.
Confronted by some yawning chasm
| He bleats not for his sire or mamois
Chat is. supposing that he has 'em)
But yawns himself-the bold younp
lamoisl
He is thing of beauty always:
And when he dies, a gray old ramois
Leaves us his horns to deck our hall
ways,
His skin cleans teaspoons, soiled or
jamois.
| shouldn't like to be channels,
However muclr am his debtor;
| hate to run and jump-why, Da.
mois-
Most any job would suit me bebtor.
Burgess Johnson, in Harper's
Monthly.
Mrs. Bernard Gogarty and dauga-
ter, Miss Minnie, entertained on We'd
nesday at one of the most charming
as well as most elaborate parties u
the season. There were seven to-
les of six-handed euchre, part of
them in the house and the others on
the shaded lawn. The house was
beautifully and profusely decorated
with flowers. There were no prizes
given, but when refreshments were
served each lady was given either
a carnation or beautiful dahlia. this
even distribution of favors seeming
10 meet with general approval. Mrs.
Gogarty is hostess whose delight
full hospitality is always enjoyed and
Miss Minnie has long been favorite
with both young and old people and
as 1t is more than suspected that she
will very soon grace a home of her
own, there were many kind and
hearty wishes expressed for her fu-
ture happiness. The refreshments
were most generous and delicious and
consisted of vegetable salad, sand
wiches, pickles, olives, pineapple
sherbet, cake, coffee and mints.
Those present were Mesdames Sny-
der, O'Keefe, Tulley, Chase, Lewis,
Parsons, Chestnut, Brown, Woods,
Saunders, Clarke, Peters, Day, Light
ner, Lghtner, Sr., Driver, Pulliam,
Lewis, Ayers, McKowan, Henderson.
Wingate, White, Bernard, Gibbs,
Fisher, Balster, Fleetwood, Campbell,
Chartrand, West, Roberts, Lane, Ma
than, Higgins, Rossiter. and Misses
Wilson, Balster Barber, Mashburn,
HARDWOOD, Lloyd.
Monday afternoon Mrs. T. II. Hem
derson entertained in honor of Mrs
M. b. Gerry of Georgia and of ner
guests, Mrs. McKowan and Miss
Lloyd. The afternoon was very
pleasantly spent in six-handed euchre
and though all the ladies' did not play
those who did enjoyed it immensely.
There were no prizes except that the
ladies of each table cut for the score
cards, which were unusually pretty.
At 6 o'clock the guests were ushered
into the dining room where the lon~,
beautifully-laid table presented a very
tempting appearance. In the charm
ing and abundant supper Mrs. Hen
derson was true to the traditions of
her southern home and it was a
merry party that enjoyed the beaten
biscuit, chicken, salad and cake that
would have done credit to the best
of southern cooks. Those present
were Mrs. Camp, Mrs. Mcneil, Mrs.
White, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Tulley Mrs.
Parsons, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Jakway,
Mrs. McCloskey Mrs. Balster, Mrs.
! West, Mrs. c. II. Mcconnell and Mrs
Thomas Mcconnell, Mrs. Sloan. Sr.,
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Gerry.
The Tuesday Whist club met with
Mrs. Balster. The guests of the club
were Mrs. McKowan and Mrs. Hen.
derson.
From the Ladies' Home Journal we
copy two chatting dish luncheon
menus that are SO simple that they
should be very acceptable this hot
weather. The first one is as follows:
Clam Bouillon
Whipped Cream
Chicken a la Newburg
Lettuce Salad
Waters Cheese
Sliced Peaches
French Sponge Cake
The second is:
Fruit Cocktail
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