Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23
SOCIETY ITEMS


vote the usual space to society events |
Mrs. Jane sScouton entertained a |
few OF her North Durango friends at
her pleasant home on the North Side
Tuesday afternoon. Those present
We're: Mrs. Lottie Ambold, Mrs. Ellen
Perkins, Mrs. f. A. Hutchinson, Mrs.
Glenn Russell. Mrs. John Skoog, Mrs.
George Weaver, Mrs, C. A. Pike, Mrs
Fred Steineger, Mrs. John Fank-
hauser and Mrs. Joe Woods.
The last Entire Nous dance of the
1907-S series took place at Trimble
Springs last evening. Although
there were only 25 couples present.
one of the most enjoyable dances of
the winter is reported. dancing con
tinuing until later hour, there being
four extras" Mrs. Day provided a
fine spread at midnight which was
heartily enjoyed The club members
will take 1t easy until the coming
winter.
The dinner given by Mrs. Thos. H.
Tulley Tuesday evening in honor OF
St Patrck's day, was most elab-
orate AFFAIR and those present report
very agreeable evening.
The knights OF st. John are still
recuperating from their dance Tues
day evening. They know how to have
good time.
Society was well represented at the
minstrel show Thursday evening.
Jean Worth says that every woman
should he critical of her own appear
ance. and If she has not the divine ele-
| ment of good taste in her dressmak-
| ing instincts she can cultivate an APP
proach to it, and it makes no differ-
ence whether she is rich or poor. she
can always look well gowned.
Mrs. G. c. Wright entertained the
Glee club of the high school at her
home Monday evening. There are
lively times when you get Il dozen
boys together.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearson of
the Florida were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. White a few days of this
week.
The Seniors and Juniors of the Du-
range high school danced in the room
recently vacated by Mr.. Hahn last
evening. The young people appeared
to have a fine time. those not dancing
engaging in games. OF course the
necessary chaperones were present
Dancing continued until midnight
This is to be a tulip year, we are
| told, there being quite a fancy for the
Dutch bulbs which adorn all the gar
dens ar this seOson of the year. There
is really no spring flower from which
| one gets quite as much satisfaction
both as to color and freshness of odor
so different from those of the winter
hot house season. The bulbs are very
easy to cultivate, and many an un-
| tiful flash of color in April and a
| spot of green for the rest of the year,
if few tulips are planted.
| MS. Gagg entertained at luncheon
Wednesday in honor of Miss Fern
Phillips, who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Kaufman. Mrs. Gagg is charm
ing hostess.
The Wednesday Whist club met
with Mrs. Joe Woods this week and
members report an enjoyable time.
Mrs. 7. P. Sanderson entertains a
small company at the Strater hote
this evening
The Monday Sewing club met Fitt
Mrs. Milt Herrick.
J.. Mrs. Arthur Ayres looked after the
pleausre OF the Tuesday Whist club
The Saturday Night Bridge clut
will not meet this evening owing tc
the dance at Trimble last evening
Members are tired.
Women who are careful about the
fitness of things are worrying over
the lingerie waist which they think
entirely out of place at any sort oi
formal affairs where silks and velvets
are worn with propriety. It Is likely
to 5e forbidden except for home and
wear at informal gatherings. Mrs.