Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-16

June. MISS SheetS VIII be joined In
Pueblo by her cousin. Miss Elizabeth
Greybeal who spent the greater part
Miss Dora Rachofsky returns to her
Denver home tomorrow after a pleas
ant three months spent In Durango.
Mrs. Balcom gave a charming little
party on Wednesday evening In honor
of Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Aurand. There
were two tables of 500 and the re-
freshments were unusually elaborate.
Mrs. Balcom is entertaining Mr.. Bal
CONS mother, Mrs. Balcom, sr., of
Pueblo.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. T. Fl. T'ul-
ley entertained at very charming six
handed euchre party in honor OF Mrs.
Baker and Mrs. Aurand. Mrs. Lou
Nathan was the fortunate player In
the game and carried home a hand
some cut glass dish. Mrs. Chapman
won the lone hand prize, box of fine
note paper. Mrs. Aurand the guest
prize an appropriate little framed mot
to. The dining table was very hand
somely laid for the guests and the
flowers were beautiful Jack roses. An
elegant luncheon of four courses was
served The guests were Mrs. Chap
man. Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Baker. Mrs.
Chase. Mrs. Aurand, Mrs. Wingate,
Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. Clements, Mrs. Bal
com, Mrs. Balloon, sr., Mrs. Liesen
berg, Mrs. West, Mrs. Chas. Herr.
Mrs. Lou Nathan, Mrs. A. L. Nathan,
Mrs. Chartrand and Miss Hayden.
Mrs. Lou Nathan entertained the
Monday Sewing club at the usual time.
There were ten ladies present and the
luncheon was very elaborate and
dainty. Mrs. Kellenberger was the
guest OF the club.
showers given for the bride-to-be was
the pantry shower given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Frank Eldredge for
1t was one that would be very much
appreciated by Mr.. Young Husband
when the housekeeping days begin
since every guest contributed jai
of pickles. preserves or jelly. The
house was prettily decorated with
bright summer flowers. asters FREEDOM
mating and instead Of the usual game
of bridge or 500 the guests spent q
pleasant afternoon over their sewing
The ladies' present were Miss Winnie
Turrell. Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Fisher
Mrs. John Herr. Mrs. Lund, Mrs
Spangler, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Pingrey
Mrs. DR.. Turrell, Mrs. Turrell, ST.
Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. Sheets, Mrs Fleet
wood, Mrs. Clarke. Mrs. Woods, Mis-.
Barber and Miss Shepherd.
| On Tuesday evening Mrs. Rowe Pin
grey entertained at kitchen shove
in honor of Miss Winnie Turrell, an,
| If one may Judge by the gifts tn,
bride will be well provided with every
thing she will need in her new kitch
en-. Mrs. Pingrey had set the tabl,
for the guests with the blue and whit,
enameled kitchen ware so priced b,
modern housewives. and there wer,
chaflng dishes provided as well a
ice cream freezer and coffee urn. Witt
these the guests gave demonstra
tion in cooking and 1t was some tim,
after preparations began before tn,
different courses were ready to eat
There was prize for the best cool
and it speaks well for the future brid,
that her mother. Mrs. Turrell. ST.
won the prize. fine blue and whit,
dipper Everything was cooked b.
chicken, fruit salad, Ice cream ami
coffee. 1t was very jolly party, ONT
that will be remembered a long time
The guests were Mrs. c. L. Herbert
Mrs. A. L. Fisher. Miss Winnie Tur
rell. Mrs. Turrell, Mrs. Turrell. sr.
Mrs. Joe Clarke, Mrs. Frank Eldredge
Mrs. Joe Woods. Ms. Balcom, Mrs
Lund, Miss Lena Barber. Miss Nellie
McCloud. Miss Jennie Martinez.
The Misses Lulu and Virginia Ellett
and Miss Launstein will entertain
the city teachers this afternoon. A
party that will be appreciated by the
new teachers as we'll as those who
have been with us for some time and
II will be pleasant beginning of the
school year.
Last Wednesday afternoon from 8
till 6 Mrs. Joe Clarke entertained a
number OF young ladies at handker,
chief shower in honor OF Miss Win.
ME Turrell. The house and table were
decorated in white and green, the
fluffy graceful white clematis vines
predominating. The brides chair was