Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-02

heht VI ieitnuiucuts, dii tnat was
lacking being hot water for coffee.
Not only we're the refreshments pro-
vided, but prizes as well, the first
ladies' prize being won by Mrs. Hahn,
the gentleman's prize by Mr.. Lewis
and the BOBBY by Miss Mashbur1.
Probably the most enjoyable feature
OF the evening was inspecting the
handsome new residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. White. 1t is certainly one OF
the cosiest and best appointed homes
In Durango, every arrangement being
for comfort and convenience. On en-
tering you step into large hallway;
to the left is the parlor, and connected
with folding doors. is the dining or
living room. Then to the right is the
den" or library. furnished with easy
chairs for reading, writing and taking
real comfort. The kitchen, pantry,
etc. are also models in simplicity, fur
nishings and convenience. A guests
chamber Is located to the right of the
hallway. The main stairway is from
the hall. And 1t is the second floor
that delights the women. owing to the
large and airy bedrooms, closets, toll
cts. etc, which we will not attempt
to describe. or course there is the
basement where Is located the heat
Ing plant. coal bins, etc. Everything
about the house is modern and up-to-
date. There is nothing lacking and
no wonder those present enjoyed be
ing shown" The company consist
ed of the following ladies' and gentle
men: Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wingate,
Mr.. and Mrs. George West. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. w C. Chapman,
Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Herr, Mr.. a1d
Mrs. Frank Eldredge, Mr.. and Mrs
w. s. Pickerill, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gagg, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Pearson, Miss Mary
Pearson, Mrs. Lou Nathan, Mrs. A. L.
Nathan, Mrs. Milt Herrick, Mrs. Fred
Balcom, Mrs. II. T. Henderson, Mrs.
Chase, Mrs. Scoyill. Mrs. Bishop, Mrs.
Harper. Mrs. Blair Burwell. Mrs.
Kruschke. Miss Hattie Mashburn, and
Messrs. b. N. Freeman Charles e.
Stilwell. W. A. Perry. John Pearson
Frank Martin.
The Reading club met with Mrs.
Frank Eldredge on Thursday after
noon. Germany as World Power"
was discussed by Mrs. Herr. One OF
the maj = interesting points brought
out was that Germany will assert her
claim OF world power by an efficient
into the second largest in the world.
Mrs. Egan gave an interesting talk on
'rhe Kaiser AS He Is" She dis
cussed the discordant elements in his
character; elements of both weakness
and strength, and created much merri.
ment at the close by reading "Hoch!
der Kaiser" a burlesque poem writ
ten by A. NJ. r. Gordon, and inspired
by speech of William II. upon the
divine right OF kings, and his own
special mission on earth. The poem
has resulted in much diplomatic com
ment. Music by Mrs. Clark and mag
azine articles on "Germany's Art Cap
ital' and Industrial Art Training" by
Mesdames Eldredge and Pierson, com
pleted an interesting program.
The Herald last week published a
list OF "a trees for guessing contest
at some afternoon or evening enter
tainment. II you cut the list out and
made a stagger. compare the answers
with the following correct answers
and see how near you came to it;
Pear, caper, beech, spruce, tulip bay,
Whispering pine, Judas, fir, date, pine,
weeping willow, palm, spindle. aspen,
locust, sycamore, plane, rubber. med
lar, fig tree, plum, copper beech and
cork.
Inc wednesday Bridge club will
meet with Mrs. w. C. White again the
coming week.
A French milk OF roses used for
cleansing and whitening and refining
four drains of tincture of beuzoin. two
the complexion is made by combining
drams OF tincture OF storax, two
drains of spirits OF rose, two and one
half ounces alcohol. sixteen and one
half ounces of rose water. Mix the
first four ingredients and add the rose
water gradually with frequent agita-
ton. A small quantity of lanolin used
in skin food will not cause the hair
to grow upon ones visage.
Mrs. w. S. Pickerill entertained
the Manday Whist club In her usual
happy way.
The queen OF England has set new
style that many may be eager to fol-
low. as 1t would obviate many incon-
veniences. She wanted to see the
whole OF Siegfried at Convent Garden
one day recently, and as the perform