Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-08
SOCIETY CIRCLES
KEEPING COOL

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tended Thursday evening. The floor
proved to be splendid and the music
snd service not to be excelled
weekly meeting with Mrs. Jakway.
The guests OF the club were Mrs. A.
L. Nathan and Mrs. Fay.
Mrs. Walker from near Aztec has
been visiting for the past two weeks
with Mrs. Blair Burwell. Mr.. Walk n
is copected with the New Eden Ditch
company.
Miss Adriene Muzzy left Friday morn
ing Tor the cliff dwellings, going with
the party OF young ladies from the
University of Nebraska They will
return Sunday
Mrs. o. F. Boyle leaves Monday for
visit TO the Melville ranch near
Bayheld. Mrs. Sackett and Miss Adri-
enc Muzzy will accompany her, Mrs.
Boyles' health is much improved since
her return home but there is yet much
tJ be desired.
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Chartrand entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Nathan at n delight.
full picnic supper on their pretty lawn.
The evening was spent with display
OF fireworks.
Two charming visitors whose com
Ing is much looked forward to this
month are the Misses Mayme and
Bessie Oppenstein of Kansas City
They are sisters OF Mrs. A. l.. Nathan
Many will remember MISS Bessie who
was here with her mother two years
ago this summer
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert en-
tertained their friends at a delightful
picnic luncheon on the lawn of their
home on Third avenue The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Spangler and son,
Mrs. Judkins, Mr.. Reynolds. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. Duke Taylor and
daughter. Mary.
Thursday morning Mrs. Ellis H. Rob.
erts and children, Mrs. Belle Roberts
and son. and Miss Gwendolyn Rob
erts left for visits at different points
In Kansas. Their longest visit will be
be made in Pittsburg Kan, with the
parents OF Miss Gwendoyn. The fam
lily will probably be absent until Sep
tember LIST.
Ten ladies' spent most pleasant
afternoon with Mrs. Egan yesterday.
The gathering was In honor of Mrs.
Gregory. The game for the afternoon
VAS 500 and Mrs. Chartrand was the
lucky winner and carried of dainty
water color as proof of her skill in
the game.
The decorations were carried out
In the national red. white and blue
and they made an effective table.
Those present: Mrs. Gregory. Sr. Mrs
Gregory, Jr., Mrs. Franklin. Mrs. Tul-
ley. Mrs Chartrand, Mrs Turrell, Sr.
Mrs. Lightner. Mrs. A. l.. Nathan,
Mrs. Chas. Wilson and Mrs Gogarty.
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Tuesday afternoon Mrs. A. l.. Ber-
nhrd entertained some of her friends
at euchre. The game proved as fas-
cinating as ever and the prizes were
well won by Mrs Walker and Mrs.
Gregory The refreshments were more
delicious than ever. II that could be.
and the guests departed voting Mrs.
Bernard as q most delightful hostess.
The guests were Mrs. Lightner. Mrs
Gregory Mrs. Burwell, Mrs. Walker
Mrs. Pulliam. Mrs. Rossiter Mrs. Nc
Cloud, Mrs. Clements. Mrs. Geo. Levi
and Mrs. McClaren.
One OF the lovelinest events of the
buiuer IL 10 De held Monday evening
when the ladies' of the Presbyterian
church will entertain their many
friends on the wide lawn of the churc.
and parsonage. The affair is wholly
a social one and there will be IL
charges for anything. A special pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental musi
has been planned. Miss Bessie Lake
will sing solo and the girls choir
have prepared several selections in
addition to the rest of the program
The ladies' will also serve refresh
ments Of Ice cream, cake and coffee
and these will be served by the mem.
bers OF the Young Peoples society
All Of the congregation, Christian En-
deavor society and friends of the
church are most cordially invited an,
urged to come.
A novel way to prepare cucumbers
IL as follows: Halve well grove
young cucumbers lengthwise and Gu
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