Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-29


with Mrs. Tully this week.
Miss Nellie Pearson arrived last Fri
day from Shreveport, La. to spend
several weeks with her parents.
Miss Carrie Eblen will return to
Aztec tomorrow morning after n week
spent with Nina Balster.
On account OF Mrs. Chas. Eerr's
party the Monday Whist club post
poned their regular meeting until next
week.
Rev. and Mrs. Fleetwood returned
Thursday from their trip to Salt Lake
City. Mr.. Fleetwood is much improved
In health.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G..
l.. Herbert entertained Miss Carrie
Ebley and Miss Nina Balster at a
delightful dinner party.
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have issued invitations for party
to be given at the home OF Mrs. Nc
Connell next Thursday.
Miss Grace Courtney arrived Friday
evening from Salt Lake City and Will
spend the remainder of the summer
visiting with Miss Ethel Berndt
Miss Ethel Sheets and her cousin,
Elizabeth Greybeal returned Wednes-
day morning from Silverton where
they have been visiting for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Ruggles and son OF San Fran
cisco arrived Monday evening to visit
with their cousin. Mrs. Lloyd Sheets.
They will remain about one week long
er
Miss Bessie Lake returned Monday
afternoon from a very pleasant week
spent with the Misses Mary and Fran
els Bell at Roclpwood. The week was
spent with delightful trips to Silver
ton and other points.
Miss Amanda F. Maupin OF Colum-
bia. Mo-, who is soliciting girls for
Stephens college. arrived last evening
from Telluride and will remain until
until Tuesday or Wednesday of next
week.
The Girls Sewing club met We'd
nesday afternoon with Miss Helen
Balster. Those present were Margue-
rite Jackson, Ethel Berndt, Grace
Courtney. Emma Frankhauser, Linda
kellenberger and Marguerite Parsons.
The Wednesday Whist club was
entertained this week at the home of
Mrs. II. T. Henderson. Mrs. Herbert
and Mrs. Gregory were the lucky win
ners and received dainty prizes. The
guests of the club were Mrs.
Gregory. Mrs. Ligbtner, Mrs. Egan and
Mrs. Xoebler.
wednesday evening party of young
people spent very pleasant evening
going through the smelter Those in
the party were Misses Ethel Sheets,
Elizabeth Greybeal, Bessie Lake, Car.
rie Eblen and Nina Balster. Messrs.
Frank Sheets, Roy Frazier, Mckinney,
Russell Reynolds and Harry McDevitt.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Nina Bal
ster entertained number Of young
ladies' In honor Of Carrie Eblen of Az
tee. Those present were Misses Bess
Lake. Ethel Sheets. Elizabeth Gray
'beal, Angie Hayden. Sharley Pike, Sell
ma Chestnut, Naamah Lowe, Dora Ra-
Millicent White, Clara Herr.
Melicent Campbell and Mrs. Herbert.
Miss Lottie Hanno entertained her
Sunday school class OF little girls very
pleasantly Friday afternoon. The ones
present were Alice Dunn, Bessie Bur
well, Eleanor Alexander, Theckla
Wright. Eva Richardson. Margie Macy.
Helen Cosad, Elizabeth Gilbert. Lois
Brady. Coral Pagett, Lena and Amelia
Davidson.
The St Marks guild was pleasant.
ly entertained by Mrs. Sanderson at
the Strater hotel ON Friday afternoon.
There were serveral tables OF six
handed euchre and there were no
prizes. The refreshments were nut
sundaes. cake and coffee. The ladies'
present were Mrs. Mcconnell. Mrs.
West. Mrs. koebler. Mrs. McCloskey.
Mrs. Balcom. ST.. Mrs. Balcom, jr., Mrs.
Iurrell. Mrs. DR.. Turrell. Mrs. Pul.
liam, Mrs. Lane. Mrs. Burwell. Mrs.
Abe Nathan, Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Lew.
Is, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Chase.
One OF the daintiest parties of the
summer was the one given by Mrs.
Charles E. Herr on Monday afternoon
OF this week. The whole house was
decorated with sweet peas and sum.
mer flowers. but prettiest of all was
the dining room which was filed to
overfowing with mountain columbines
whose dainty shades matched the col.
orings and hangings OF the room. The
game OF the afternoon was 500. Mrs.
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