Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-12
TIE WEEKS SOCIETY.

ed from her trip to Silverton.
Paul Ritter came in Sunday evening
| for n visit with his mother and father.
Mrs. Frank Eldredge entertained
abont dozen ladies at bridge last
Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Frank Balster returned Mon
day from five weeks trip to Mich,-
gan and Canada.
Odes NJ Laird of Chicago, who for
merly resided in Durango is visiting
with George West. ir.
Miss Lena Barber came in last Sat
urday evening and will spend several
weeks visiting at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Henderson are
spending a week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. T. Henderson.
Mr.. A. L. Nathan returned last
sunday evening from an extended and
very pleasant trip east.
Miss Pearl Gaines of Greeley is
visiting with her cousin Miss Ethel
Sheets, and viii remain till about the
lst of September,
Mrs. John Bell of lockwood. with
her daughters. Miss Mary and Miss
Francis, spent Thursday and Friday
In town.
Miss Pauline Van Slyck came down
from Silverton on Thursday morning
to visit with friends in town for
few days.
Miss Blanche Burnsides who is visit
ing with Miss MilIcent White will
leave early in the coming week for
her home in Cripple Creek.
Master Browning Chartrand will
celebrate his sixth birthday on Mon
day and a good sized party of his little
friends will help him in the afternoon.
|
Mrs. Parsons with Miss Marguerite
and the Misses Selma and Harriet
Chestnut spent several very pleasant
days at Trimbe Springs this week
The Monday Whist club met this
week with Mrs. George Vest Only
the members OF the club were pres
ent.
Several families are at their sum
mer homes on the ValIiceto. The Lloyd
Sheets went out last week and those
who expect to go out during the com
ing week are the Chas Herrs, the
Chapmans and Mr.. and Mrs. Picker
ell
, Miss Ethel Sheets entertained at n
delightful little dinner party yester-
day. The guests were Mrs. John
Bell and the Misses Mary and Francis
Bell Of lockwood, Miss Visa and
Bessie Lake. Miss Nina Balster and
Miss Pauline Van Slyck of Silverton.
: Mrs. w. c. Chapman entertained
: the ladies' of the st. Marks guild
very pleasantly at six-handed euchre
yesterday afternoon. There were
quite a few ladies' present and Mrs
Fleetwood as winner of the most
games carried home n huge bouquet
OF sweet peas, Delicious punch and
light refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wingate will
entertain this evening at a charming
dinner party in honor OF their son.
oliver, who leaves on Sunday or Mon
day for California where he will enter
Stanford university and where he will
remain for the next two years. The
dining room and the table will be dec
GRATED wholly In yellow. the lace cen.
terpiece over yellow aud the flowers
golden rod and yellow California pop
pies, The guests will be Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. II. Snyder Miss Angie
hayden, Miss Nina Balster and Miss
Clara Herr. Mr.. George West, jr. and
Odcs NJ. Laird Of Chicago.
| The Tuesday Sewing club held It's
meeting this week at the home OF Mrs.
Norman Thompson on Fourth avenue.
| Instead OF spending the afternoon with
their sewing the program was changed
and the ladies' played bridge. Mrs.
Pingrey had the highest score and
received dainty picture. while Mrs.
Deuel. possessing the second highest