Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-23
SOCIAL DOINGS OF
The PAST WEEK

don Spangler celebrated his fifth birth,
day by entertaining about fifty little
| people with an elaborate birthday
party. The little guests were enter
tanned with games on the lawn until
| refreshments were served in the din
ing room where there were quantities
Of flowers. pink ribbons and
two wonderful birthday cakes with
candles, sandwiches tied up with pink
ribbons, pink ice cream and other
| good things. Then when the guests
departed they each carried home a
favor of some kind of fancy box filed
with candy. II was a very delightful
party, enjoyed by the little host as
well as all the guests who will look
forward to the far Off time when
Sheldon will be ten and have another
birthday party. The list of invited In
cludes the followsing: Mary Chap
man. Martha Wingate. John Daniel
Haggart, Harriet Pearson, Newman
Lloyd Sheets. Louise Henderson
Stuart Henderson. Emory Tiffany, Tiff
fany, Myrtle Duel, Murray, Murray.
Jean McCloskey Gail McCloskey, Ora.
ham Pingrey, Russell Lund, Alice
Dickerson, Katherine Clements, Mar
garet Tulley, David Tulley. Alice
Franklin, Elizabeth Franklin, Claire
Wall. Bessie Burwell. Thomas Rock
wood. ir., Alice lockwood. Mary Rock.
wood. Marian Perkins. Zaidee Clarke
Perkins. Richard Fay. Vera Wigges.
worth, Dora Wigglesworth, Robert
West, Lillian Forsyth, Eleanor Grace,
John Wetter, Henrietta Wetter Fran
els Jakway, Dorothy Nathan, Mary
Duke Taylor, Henry p. Kaufman.
Ayres. Margaret Bowman. Helen, Lon.
Use and Browning Chartrand, Howard
Herr, John Ware. Helen Sloan.
Thursday evening Mrs. Pingrey en-
tertained ten guests at a delightful
dinner party given as a surprise for
Mr.. Pingrey. The guests were NJ.
and Mrs. Clark Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Nathan, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Lund.
Mrs. John w. Wingate entertained a
few ladies yesterday at an eleg1,t
buffet luncheon and bridge party.
Mr.. William Whittle. jr.. who for
the past five weeks has been pla; ing
ball with the Durango team left OIL
Wednesday morning for Rico to join
his father. From there he will re.
turn To the Kentucky Central univer-
sity to continue his studies.
The Monday Whist club was very
pleasantly entertained at the home of
Mrs. Frank Balster on Monday after
noon. Mrs. Trippe, Mrs. Egan, Mis-.
II. T. Henderson and Mrs. Sam Hen.
lerson We're guests of the club. Mem
bers present were Mrs. c. e. McCon-
nell, Mrs. l.. C. .Jakway. Mrs. Reese
McCloskey, Mrs. Haggart, Mrs. Geo
West, Mrs. w. S. Pickerill and Mrs. A,
Hahn.
Mrs. J. A. Pulliam is entertaining
4 large party of ladies this afternoon
at her home on the Boulevard.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. NJ. II.
Kaufman entertained at luncheon in
honor of her sister. Mrs. Duke Taylor,
who will soon return to her home in
Kansas City. The table was beauti
iully laid for eight, and the decora-
lions of both the table and the room
were sweet peas OF various colors.
rhe name cards were pretty flower
postals. After delicious luncheon of
several courses the remainder of the
lftenoon was spent in a game Of
bridge. The guests were Mrs. l.. C.
Jakway, Mrs. John Haggart, Mrs.
Frank Balster, Mrs. Geo. West. Mrs.
c. Il. Mcconnell, Mrs. Reese McClos-
key.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. NJ. H.
Kaufman gave bridge luncheon sim
liar to the one OF Thursday. In honor
or Mrs. Duke-Taylor. The guests were
Mrs. Lloyd Sheets, Mrs. Frank El-
iredge, Mrs. w. S. Pickerill. Mrs. Gil
bert. Mrs. Geo. Spangler and Mrs.
Clayton Perkins.
The Wednesday Bridge club was
very charmingly entertained by Mrs.
Turrell. jr., at the usual time. Mrs.
C. l.. Herbert won the highest score
during the game. Those present were
Mrs. Joe Wood, Mrs. C. l.. Herbert.
Mrs. Joe Clarke Mrs. H. T. Hender-
son. Mrs. Lund, Mrs. A. l.. Fisher.
Mrs. Jack Redman. Mrs. Rowe Pin
| grey. Mrs. Lloyd Sheets. Mrs. A. l..
Nathan. Mrs. Frank Eldredge.
Durango has had many sensations
l 4 tho vaak mt tho taa ot NJ uuh iot,