Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-06-24
SOCIAL NEWS


lGr. and Mrs.. Gregory of Denver are
the szests OF their daughter. Mrs. q
c. Lishtner. and OF their son. Mr.. W.
J. 0resory.
Nr. and Mrs. A. l. Nathan have
moved Into the A. L. Richey house on
the Boulevard and win soon be com
fortably established there.
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A little party composed OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Egan, Miss Katherine
Weightman and Miss Nina Balster.
drove up to Trimble on Thursday
where they spent very pleasant day.
Mrs. D. F. Day had the misfortune
10 fall from the step OF the Trimble
hotel platform in such a way as to
break the heels of her shoes and sf-
verely sprained one ankle. While she
was obliged to hobble about on
crutch Thursday, her friends hope she
will soon recover.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Perkins spent
Wednesday and Thursday In town,
having left the comforts of Edgemont
ranch In order to celebrate their we'd
ding anniversary with their friends in
town. They were entertained ut din
ner on Wednesday eveing by Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Spangler.
The ladies' OF st. Marks guild and
a number OF their friends were very
peasantly entertained at the home of
Mrs. e. c. Lightner on Friday after
noon. The time was spent in six
handed euchre and Mrs. John Wingate
was the successful player and carried
home q small cake as reward.
On Wednesday afternoon LOU
ise Henderson entertained about q
dozen of her little friends ut her
home on Third avenue in honor of her
ughtful afternoon and after refresh
birthday. The little folks spent a de-
ments of ice cream and cake had been
served the party broke up about half
past SIX.
Mrs. Chas. Pearson Will entertain
. number Of ladies' at her beautiful
home, Bocea ranch. on Thursday, June
~. This Is an event which will be
looked forward to with much pleas
ure by those who have enjoyed Mrs
Pearson's hospitality in the past and
the weather man will be very unpop-
ular II there is wind or rain on that
day.
On Thursday Mrs. Scoville and Bish-
at their hcme on the Boulevard, in
honor OF the guests of Mrs. McCloskey
andu Mrs. White. There were covers
laid for ten and after delicious lunch
con of several courses. the guests
spent the remainder OF the afternoon
In bridge. Those present we're Mrs.
Reese McCloskey. Miss Muzzy, Mrs.
Geo. White. Miss Milicent White. Mrs.
Koebler, Mrs. Lou Nathan, Mrs. Geo.
Lewis and Mrs. w. C. Chapman.
go
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charmingly entertained by Mrs. c. E
Mcconnell on Monday afternoon.
There were several guests. including
Mrs. q. p. Perkins. Mrs. Shaw, Mrs.
Trippe and Miss Muzzy. Refresh
ments were served on the north porch.
The club played bridge instead of the
usual duplicate whist, and u record
OF points will be kept for the summer.
though NO prizes are given. The mem
bers present were Mrs. Mcconnell.
Mrs. Fay. Mrs. West, Mrs. Balster,
Mrs. Jakway. Mrs. Hahn. Mrs. McClos-
key and Mrs. Haggart-
On Wednesday evening at the home
Of AEr. and Mrs. w. G. Chapman, Miss
Anna Cedarholm and Mr.. Walter Nc
Clure we're married In the presence OF
Q number Of friends. Miss Cedar
holm has been a member of Mrs. Chap
mans family for a number OF years
and In that time has endeared her
self TO the family as we'll as to their
friends and neighbors. and the beauti-
full wedding which took place Wednes-
day evening was given her by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chapman as an expression OF
their affection for her. The large
parlors and hallway were beautifully
decorated with roses. pink and white,
many OF which were sent by
friends Of the bride and groom. from
Farmington. Little Harriet Pearson
and Master Howard Herr carried the
white ribbons that formed an aisle
from the stairway to the parlor. Lit
tie Mary Chapman was maid OF honor
and carried the ring. Miss Martha
Wingate was flower girl. Mrs. John