Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-06
SOCIAL DONdS

Said Mrs. A. to Mrs. b.
"Ypr lawn has many 'dandyline"
To kin them you don't seem TO try
hard"
"Oh, Mrs. A." said Mrs. B.
I've learned to make such lovely wine.
And those blossoms are my vine
yard"
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Fred Bal
com entertained few ladies' In honor
OF Mrs. Adair Wilson.
The Tuesday Afternoon Sewing club
was very pleasantly entertained by
Mrs. Billings this week.
Mrs. A. Hahn entertained little
group OF bridge players on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Milton Kaufman Is entertain
ing number Of ladies' this afternoon
in honor OF Mrs. and Miss Muzzy.
This afternoon Master Jack Egan is
celebrating his thirteenth birthday and
lively crowd OF little people is as
sisting him to the best OF their ability.
Mrs. A. P. Camp entertained the
Ladies' Reading club on Thursday aft
ernoon. The books, "Stoddard's Lee
tures." which the club will present to
the city library have arrived and will
be placed In the library soon.
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The Wednesday Afternoon Whist
club was very charming entertained
by Mrs. w. G. white on Wednesday
Of this week. The guests OF the club
were Mrs. John Wingate and Mrs. W.
C. Chapman. The members present
were Mrs. Herbert. Mrs. Joe Clarke.
Mrs.. Lund, Mrs. Redman, Mrs. Woods.
Mrs. Baicom, Mrs. Turrell. Mrs. Hend-
erson and Miss Mona Russell.
On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs
C. L. Herbert entertained the Sat
urday Whist club. The evening was
very pleasantly spent in bridge and
the usual delicious refreshments were
served. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Woods, DR.. and Mrs. T'ur-
rell. Mr.. and Mrs. RUwe Pingrey, Mr..
and Mrs. A. e. Lund. Mrs. Balcom
and Mrs. Herrick.
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Mrs. c. E. Mcconnell entertained
the Monday Afternoon Whist club this
week. The club members present
were Mrs. Jakway, Mrs. Hahn, Mrs.
McCloskey. Mrs. Pickerill, Mrs. Per-
kins. Mrs. West, Mrs. Balster. The
guests were Mrs. Muzzy. Miss Muzzy,
Mrs. E G. Perkins and Mrs. Fay The
afternoon was spent in playing bridge
instead of the usual duplicate whist
but the club plays wholly for rest
and recreation there was no record
kept OF the score.
The many friends of Judge and Mrs.
Adair Wilson will regret to learn that
they will leave on Monday morning for
California, and that they expect to
be absent several months. Judge VIII
son has been suffering from III health
for some time and his friends hope
that rest at the sea shore with his
children and grandchildren about him
will soon restore his health and
strength. Judge and Mrs. Wilson will
be greatly missed and they carry with
them the good wishes OF the commun-
will allow them to return in the sum
mer.
The H. T. club was very pleasantly
entertained by Miss Bertha Biggs on
Thursday evening at her home on
Fifth avenue. The program was of
the usual order and the evening was
q busy one as well as jolly one
The table was very prettily set for
the ten members OF the club who
where present and the place cards
with their apt quotations added much
to the htlarity Of the evening. The
shrimp Newburg with green peas
which Miss Biggs served her guests
proved her a real chatting dish artist
Professor Feichtinger has an or
chestra, composed of twelve or fifteen
OF his pupils. that is going to surprise
people some day. Al present they are
spending Sunday afternoons in re
hearsing and while that may not be
pleasing to the strictly orthodox there
Is no doubt but that the work is great
ly enjoyed by each and we cannot see
that they could be better employed
than In the study OF good music. Last
Sunday the orchestra met at the home
Of Carl Schalles and after the practice
was over they were ushered into the
dining room where the dining table
was beautifully set and decorated with
carnations and apple blossoms. Mr.
and Mrs. Schalles and Mrs. weigman
served q delicious luncheon that was
very much enjoyed. Next Sunday the
orchestra will meet at the home OF
Walter Cook on Second street
The Athletic association OF the high
school entertained Its friends with
delightful dance on Friday evening. |
The music was fine and the majority |
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