Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-01
SOCIAL NEWS

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Dlahop spaulding will arrive on Mon
day and be the guest OF Mrs. G. 4
Mcconnell for . few days.
Mn. Schilling and her father. Mr..
Mcclure. are visiting with Mr.. and
Ara. Lloyd Sheets.
TIE Monday Whist club was very
pleasantly entertained at the home Of
Mrs. Pickerill, At Brookside. on Mon
day afternoon.
Ths ladies Of the Relief Corps enter
tanned their friends at a social at the
home Of Mrs. Likens on Fourth avenue
on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Angle Hayden entertained Miss
Clara Herr, Miss Melllcent Campbell
and Miss Winnie Robert at little
bridge party Wednesday evening.
Misses Selma and Harriet Chestnut
Of st. Louis are visiting with Mrs
Lloyd Sheets and Mrs. Parsons. They
expect to remain the greater part OF
the summer.
Mrs. John Wingate and little daugh-
ter. Martha, will leave for Mrs. Roots
On the vallecito, Monday morning
They will spend the month OF July
with Mrs. Root.
Albert Mcconnell who has been Wis
iting his grandfather DR.. Earl. and
his aunt. Mrs. Keller In Columbus
Wis, for some time will enter school
at Culver Ind. next Monday where
he will remain all summer Before
returning home he will visit Wash
ington, Annapolis and jamestown with
his school mates and professors.
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On Friday afternoon Mrs. Geo. Lane
and Mrs. Joe Woods gave linen
The guests were entertained on the
beautiful lawn a. the home of Mrs.
Lane. The table was very prettily
set for twelve and a special feature
was very large cake which the bride
was asked to cut. When the cake
was opened 1t was found to contain
number OF beautiful linen gifts. The
guests were Mrs. Leisenberg, Mrs.
Egan. Mrs. Hahn, Mrs. Pickerill Mrs.
Sheets. Mrs. Schilling. Mrs Barber.
Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs. Ayres, Miss Lulu
Elicit.
The Wednesday Whist club was
most charmingly entertained this
week by Mrs. A. l.. Fisher at her
home on Third avenue. The usual
games OF bridge were played and the
prize, dainty water color picture,
was awarded to Mrs. Lou Nathan as
winner Of the most points. The re-
freshments consisted of, fruit salad
with waters and sweet pickles and
orange Ice with cakes and coffee.
Those present were Mrs. A. l.. Ma
than, Mrs. Joe Clark, Mrs. Leisenberg.
MRS. Lou Nathan. Mrs. Lightner, Mrs.
Gregory. ST., Mrs. Gregory, Jr., Mrs.
Snyder, Mrs. Joe Woods, Mrs. Red
man. Mrs. West, Miss Balster, Mrs.
Saunderson, Mrs. Herbert and Miss
Herrick.
On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Fred J. Egan entertained few friends
At = very charming dinner party
There were twelve covers laid and
the flower centerpiece was of yellow
roses and pansies. Mrs. Egan is one
Of Durango's most popular hostesses
and Mr.. Egan is always host" In
himself. Their pleasant home and
good dinners are much appreciated
by their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Lels-
enberg were guests OF honor and there
were many pleasant speeches and
toasts to the bride of today the TWEEN.
tieth century brides as well as to
those who were brides In the nine
teenth century. Othere guests were
Father Callahan. Judge and Mrs. Nc
Cloud. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sloan
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Balster, Miss
Nellie McCloud.
The vallecito Fishing club will
spend the 4th in camp and u number
OF guests will accompany the mem
bers. Pickerill and Herr cabins will
be well filed as well as an additional
tent Mr.. Roy Hall will take a party
from lgnacio to his cabin. His guests
Will include. Mr.. and Mrs. Chelf, Mr..
and Mrs. Werner. Miss Marian Har-
wood and Miss Nina 8alster. Among
those going from town are Mr.. Nc
Lean. Mr.. and Mrs. Pickerill, Mr..
and Mrs White. Mrs. Koebler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Slough and daughter, Riva,
VIII be guests OF Mrs. White. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Sheets, Mrs. Schilling, the
Misses Chestnut Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Herr and family. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Herr are spending the summer at the
camp. Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder and Miss
Angie Hayden are among those in.
vited to spend the Fourth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry jackson with their daugh-
tiers. Ella and Marguerite. and Miss
Mamie Dtckerson will make the trip
In their auto.
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