Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-05-28


Miss Hurricane" ," who ls chaperonins
viols al party NJ g1nre ladlee
Shs always hppsAred on b scene Al
the critical moment tilbs nj chaper
ones at the me tlne @as agree
able % The young pepele hayius i
good time, having an eye on The
proud knicaerbocker whom she iini,i-
ly lands This role Was admirably
flled by Mrs. George spausier. who
entered INTO the spilit of the niot
with animation. W conrse Violet
must have q companion and her name
Is Dolly Dmple" And It was a real
ly lovabie Dolly Dimple that filled The
part. Miss Bessie Lake possessof of
charming and sweet voice thar
keeps increasing in strength and tone
each yesr. Asd The herald, Ike mans
Durangoates. Is proud " her abiIitg
In this az well ~ other directiOne
The English lord, sndeavoring to en
snare Miss Knfckerboeser. had grace
and evidently has been close slI.
dent VI the dudss vi l.uDnoD." The
part was web takea BY George Spang
ler who Is tail aod- erect. a suitable
fgure for lord" OF course a rea
lord must have . valet. and this O.
casion was NO sx0Bpiios. To the rgle
As valet, Roy Hanno niled the 81
Roy Ia s0a u NJ. aud Mrs. Robcrl
Hanna Even frkeads of tine fatnl4
were not awars. thAt he possessed fai
ent for c0mic opera, bpt he does hc
ing a good imitxtor In actions as weu
MS Irish hrogue. aAd With addiiiondi
training will make a name for ain
self Mr.. A. A. Buck as suitnr roi
the hand of Dolly Dimpie, was vls
good. possessing Il clear and disiiHc
voice. II very good thing for stus'
! eoph. Then there ,was Miss V'r
Hanna who took tae mart of Dot, o.
a highly satisfactory manner. ONE.
Wingate as etistoB house Officer nnf
Mr.. Hansen as Montgomery, one
the. characters In the plot. were wet
handled.
The above were the leading cha
acters. But there were others ON M
stage worthy Of mention, althonel
their parts were In the chorus
Among the LADIES' wese Mrs f. Mem
ysl. Mrs j. n. G&artrand. Mrs. L
Lightner, Miss Bertha Riggs. Nj,
Edith Rolf. Miss N, NJ. willis aa,
Miss Anna HQtehipson and Mess
Geo. w. Gould Fred W. Srale.
xlx II
Richie, Don EDDY. Fred soynoia
Mrs. George TfA&ny had place III
the cnorns, but was prevented fros
attending by illBess
II the morning bath is cold IN
there should be al least three No.
soaps cfeansiRgs each week. A aoa
Plan for hot weather is to rub ii
body with noistened salt every NOR
ing, turning on the tepid spraS aNj
chilling gradually; then half an bon
before dinner. when making the is
toilet Of The DAY, take the wan
cleansing bath. The essential thiul
is TO open the poTes of the skin a,,a
~ oCdhbc II tuOlOufHiN ny we ~ y
use OF soap and water, followed
friction. A quick hath is the he
remedy In the world tor lassiinde
fit OF the blues, headahces ana a a
of minor Ills. There is nothing 81.
conductive to Q clear skin, for i.
stimulating all tfe pores all over frs
body less of the Impurities of re
skin are sentffut through the mo
sensitive glands OF the face BeauN
baths of milk '.sad rose petals and ~
that sortio thing IS the greatest si d
of fiub-dub talk
n--
Arse7 j. SD. Hopkins entertain
a party OF friends NJ cards last Tue.
day evening at nor home near IT.
Vpsa.
Postpone YOUR clg ng. get ain.ga
on the laughs. That The only W.,
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