Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-11

day evening from delightful two
months visit at various point in New
| York state.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Perkins will en-.
tertain quite number of friends at
| Edgemont ranch at dinner this even.
ing in honor OF Mrs. Guy Kerr. The
guests will leave town about o'clock
| and part of them will remain over
Sunday.
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Eldredge gave an informal card party
and Dutch lunch in honor of Mrs Guy
Kerr. The game was six-handed
euchre and there were numerous prize
winners. Mrs. Spangler and Mrs. Gagg
winning the ladies' prizes ami Mr.. Clay
ton Perkins and Mr., Frank Balster the
gentlemen's. The evening was very
jolly one and Mrs. Kerr's friends are
vieing with each other in efforts to
show her how much better place
guests were Mrs. Kerr Mr.. and Mrs.
John Herr Mr. and Mrs. w S. Pick
erill, Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Perkins, Mr.
and Mrs. Gagg Mr.. and Mrs. Jakway
Mrs. Crook, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bal
ster. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Spangler, Mr..
Kaufman
Mrs. Geo. Spangler entertained a
few friends informally on Monday ev-
ening in honor of Mrs. Kerr.
The Reading club held a pleasant
meeting on Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Joe Clarke. The pro
gram WAS given by Mrs. Clayton Per
kins and Mrs. Fred Eyan.
On Monday afternoon Mrs A. l.
Fisher entertained the Monday Sew
ing club at the usual time.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. c. l.. Her
bert entertained few friends at
very charming little bridge party. The
color scheme for decorations were pink
and white. The guests included Mrs.
Guy Kerr, Mrs. John Herr, Mrs. Geo.
Spangler Mrs. Frank Eldredge, Mrs
A. L. Nathan. Mrs. Rowe Pingrey. Mrs
Joe Clarke. Mrs. A. l.. Fisher. Mrs
Spangler was the fortunate player and
carried home the prize COR most points
On Friday evening Mrs. Earl Bar
ber entertained a few friends at a
very pleasant little dinner
On Wednesday at 1 O'Clock Mrs. L
Kruschke entertained party OF
twelve ladies at Il luncheon at the
Strater in honor of Mrs. Guy NJ. Kerr
OF Leadville. The colors were pink
and green. There were broad bands
OF pink satin ribbon drawn from the
corners and crossing in the center of
the table and the beautiful little water
and green ribbons. There was an ele-
giant menu of several courses and then
game of bridge and music. There
were no prizes but each guests re-
ceived a very handsome water color
corresponding to the place cards. six
of them being ideal figures done In
green coloring, and six in pink, a beau
tiful souvenir of a charming after
noon.
On Monday Mrs. Newman, Mrs.
Lloyd Sheets and Mrs. John Herr en-
tertained at luncheon in honor of Mrs.
Guy NJ. Kerr of Leadville. The guests
included members of the Monday
Whist club. Mrs. l.. G. Jakway, Mrs.
Reese McCloskey, Mrs. A. Hahn, Mrs.
w s. Pickerill. Mrs. Frank Balster,
Mrs. C. f. Mcconnell, Mrs. Rose Pull
ford, Mrs. Geo. West, and Mrs. Kerr,
Mrs. Spangler and Mrs. Eldredge. The
table decorations were red carnations
silver candlesticks with red shaded
candles, anj very handsome lace
centerpiece and plate doilies on the
polished table. The menu included wild
ducks, which were served whole to
| each guest. After luncheon the guests
played bridge until late hour in the
afternoon. There were no prizes ex-
cept the guest of honor was given a
beautiful bunch OF carnations.
One Of the jolliest dinner parties OF
the early winter season was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. william Pickerill for Mrs
| Guy Kerr on Tuesday evening of this
week. Instead Of the dinner being
served in the usual conventional man
ner Mrs. Pickerill conceived the move
idea OF having the guests cook the
dinner, so chatting dishes were pro
vided and all the necessary utensils
and ingredients for each one. The
table was prettily decorated with hug.
yellow chrysanthemums and at thu
praces were dainty white and gol'
menu cards ON which were writer
verses announcing the courses in thei
turn and who would prepare and Berv,