Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-22
SOCIAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK

Miss Mona Russell left Tuesday for
y an extended visit with her sister in
st. Louis.
Miss Lena Barber is expected home
in few days and will remain with us
for several weeks at least.
The Monday Whist club met this
week with Mrs. Haggart. Only the
members of the club were present.
Miss Carrie Eblen came up from
Aztec this afternoon to visit for a week
or so with Miss Nina Balster.
Miss Bessie Lake has spent this last
week very pleasantly with the Misses
Mary and Francis Bell at their home
near lockwood.
Miss Ethel Sheets and her cousin
Elizabeth Greybeal, have gone up to
Silverton to spend a couple of weeks
camping with Miss Ethel's aunt.
The Misses Thelma and Harriet
Chestnut are back from their camp
ing trip on the Valliceto and report
ii as a very pleasant outing.
last Wednesday with Miss Emma
Frankhauser and will meet on We'd
nesday of the coming week with Miss
Helen Balster.
Mrs. Chas. Herr, Miss Clara Herr
and Mrs. N. C. Miller returned Thurs
day from their camp on the Vale
cito.
DR.. Haggart celebrated his birthday
last Friday evening with very pleas
ant dinner party. The guests were
Mr.. Mcconnell, Mr.. Mclean, DIR. Driv-
er, Dr. Davis, DR.. Lefurgy, Mr.. Lloyd
Sheets and Mr. Jakway.
Tuesday was pay day at Ignacio and
II crowd of ladies went out from Du-
range to see the Indians receive their
annual allowance. Those in the party
were Mrs. Reese McCloskey, Miss
Adrien Muzzy, Mrs. Geo. White. her
niece, Mrs. Koebler. Miss Millicent
White and Mrs. Kellenberger.
Miss Adrien Muzzy left this morning
for her home in Bristol, Conn. She
will stop on her way at Minneapolis
to visit her cousin, Miss Margarite
Barber. Miss MuzZy has been in
Durango since early in the spring
and during her stay here has become
such a favorite that everyone regrets
her departure and urges her to re
turn at an early date. Miss Muzzy's |
aunt, Mrs. McCloskey. will accompany
lher to Pagosa returning Monday even
ing
Twelve ladies' were pleasantly en- |
tertained at bridge at the home of |
Mrs. Herrick Monday afternoon. Mrs. |
Joe Woods received the first prize as
winner of the most points and Mrs. |
Bernard received the consolation. The |
guests were Mrs. Balcom, Mrs. Woods,
grey. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Bernard. Mrs. |
Lou Nathan, Mrs. Tulley, Mrs. Sander |
son, and Mrs. DR.. Turrell.
One of the most pleasant of this
weeks social events was the party
given by Mrs. C. l.. Herbert on Fri
day afternoon. The game of the aft
ernoon was six-handed euchre and
the prizes, both dainty handkerchiefs,
were awarded one to Mrs. Hahn for
the most lone hands played and the
other to Mrs. Bernard for the most
games. There were seven or eight of
the visiting ladies' present and each
OF these received a dainty favor. The
usual refreshments of ices and
cakes were served. The ladies'
present were Mrs. Lou Nathan,
Mrs. Burwell, Mrs Harper, Mrs. Ber-
mad, Mrs. rGegory, St, Mrs. Gregory.
Jr., Mrs. Lightner, Mrs. Mollette, Mrs.
Mcmillan, Mrs. Abe Nathan, Mrs.
Hahn, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Baker,
Mrs. Lewis Mrs. White. Mrs. Lowe,
Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. II. T. Hender-
son, Mrs. MCGOWAN, Mrs. Koebler and
Mrs. Gogarty.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Light
ner entertained about forty ladies' at
her pretty home on Third avenue in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Gregory,
who will leave for her home in a
few days. The house was prettily
decorated with summer flowers and
the wide open doors and windows made
the house pleasantly cool and attrac-
tive The game for the afternoon was
six-handed euchre and the games were