Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-02

tand on the part Oh DdYIu henry at
least this night have been expected).
and they were both rewarded with
prizes which were much appreciated.
There were quantities of birthday
cake and other good things and Miss
Katherine received great many pret-
| ty gifts. Mrs. Clements was assisted
| by Mrs. Sam Sackett and Miss Angie
| Hayden who seemed to enjoy the
party quite as much as the little peo-
pie themselves. The children present
were Jean and Gail McCloskey, Mar
garet Bowman. Margaret and David
Henry Tulley, Mary Chapman, Martha
Wingate, Harriet Pearson, Louise Hen
| derson, Howard Herr, Browning Char
trand. Louise Chartrand, Clair Wall,
John Wall, John Ware, Sheldon Spang
Ter, Dorothy Rossiter, Oliver Tiffany.
Edith Buck, Josephine Pulliam, Bessie
BuTwell. Dorothy Nathan, Vernon Kin
ney Marguerite Edwards, George Ed
wards, Florence Davis, Virginia Davis,
Marjorie Parker, Lena Bowman and
Mildred Redman. The two latter also
assisted in entertaining and serving.
One Friday afternoon Mrs. John
Wingate entertained at one of the
largest parties of the season. The
rooms were all very handsomely dec
Grated with flowers and vines. The
party was unusually charming in ev-
cry way. There were number of out
Of town guests and the summer brides
There were a great many beautiful
gowns but space forbids particular
mention The game was six-handeJ
euchre and Miss McKown carried OFF
the first prize, Mrs Reese McCloskey
was consoled with Teddy bear and
box of candy. The refreshments
were unusually elaborate and the pre-
dominating colors of the flowers, green
and yellow, were carried through the
menu. delicious chicken salad sery-
ed in green pepper cups on large mas
turtium leaves, with waters, olives,
pickles. salted nuts and yellow and
white cream served with yellow and
white cakes followed by coffee. The
list of guests included the following:
Mesdames Baker, Burwell, Balster,
Balcom, jr, Balcom, sr., Bernard, Chase
Chapman, Clements Charrand, Bueul
Guy Day, ID. f. Day Clarke, Camp,
IIgan, Fisher, Fleetwood Fay, Gregory.
Gogarty, Harper, Herbert Hahn. Houk
II. T. Henderson, Gilbert, Sam Hen
derson, Sam Herr, Chas. Herr, John
Herr, Jakway, Judkins. Kaufman,
Lewis, Lane, Lightner, Leisenberg,
McKown, McCloskey, Mcconnell. Nc
Cloud, Lou Nathan, A. l.. Nathan, C.
G Perkins, L. C. Perkins, Pulliam
Charles Pearson, John Pearson, Rowe
Pingrey. Parsons, Pulford, Pickerill
Ritter, Roper. Springer Sanderson
Tiffany, Turrell, Turrell jr.. Duke Tay
or Spanger, Sloan, Snyder. Taylor
Thompson, Shaw, Trippe Tulley
White. Wilson, Lloyd Sheets. Ell
dredge. Misses Oppenstein, Taylor
Nellie and Mary Pearson, Bertha
Biggs. Shepherd. Jones, Morgan, Mash
> burn. Martinez, McCloud.
Harold McGrath's new book, Hal!
d Rogue" is a pleasant story, enter
tanning and full of quotable things
The leading characters are play.
wright, an actress. business man an
his sister. and the story touches OH
plays, municipal politics. and the labor
question. Society is dealt smart
zap through one of the minor charac.
ters, a society woman and the writer
of an anonymous letter that makes
great deal of trouble. OF this the
author says: This is the weapon of
the cowardly and envious heart, so
filed with venom and malice that IT
has the courage or brazenness to go
about piously proclaiming the wor'i
duty. To hope for the worst, and to
find it. that is the golden text of the
busybody. The anonymous
!etter begets suspicion, suspicion be
gets tragedy. Honest men and wom-
IN pay no attention to anonymous let
ters. so We are told. They toss them
into the waste basket and
brood over them in silence" The alt
thor has evidently suffered as well
ls observed. and experience has taught
him many things. He says. I'VE hate
two kinds of people. the people we
wrong, and the people who wrong us,
only, we hate those we wrong the
ongest." The bachelor urged to mar.
~ says. Marriages are made in heav-
en-, I'm going to wait till get there"
There is very good description oil
the hair dresser, the women who en-
>loy her and incidentally cutting
page or two on gossip. We are told
that "the woman with a wrinkle is
ilways hopeful and that every wom-
IN Graves beauty but she does not
want the public to know that her
beauty is the kind in which nature