Semi-weekly herald., 1908-12-14
SOCIETY

Monday evening a party of young
ladies took sleigh ride to Trimble
1t was lovely night and good sleigh
ing. AT the end of the trip the party
enjoyed Il fine chicken supper, Mrs.
Day had prepared. They reached home
before the wee sma' hours this time
The party comprised: Misses Todd,
Salabar, Lauenstein, Arnold, Shattin.
ger, Sullivan, LOSING, knight, Eads
Gibbs, Kerr. Schafranka and Mrs. w.
e. Liesenberg.
tuesday evening w. l.. Birkhimer
entertained few friends at dinner
al the Strater. After dinner, the party
played cards.
We wish TO correct an error ap-
pearing in last Saturdays issue. The
statement was made that Miss Lizzie
Real gave surprise party on her
brother at the Rochester hotel. The
facts OF the case were that the guests
assembled at the Rochester, and then
went in body to the Real residence
III North Durango, where the evening
Was spent as the item stated.
Tuesday evening twelve of the fresh
man class OF the d. II. S. went for a
sleighride to Trimble, Miss Julia Loss
ing, the English teacher. being the
chaperon. The party started from the
nigh school, and had supper at Trim.
bic. in the evening they played games
and amused themselves in the bowl
Ing alley, leaving for home about g..
The party comprised: Misses Edna
Galbreath, Gwendoline Houk, Erma
kellenberger. Mildred Flaninigan, Lii
lie Schafranka. Dorothy Balster, and
Miss Losing. Also, Messrs. Lytle Gal
breath, David Todd, Richard Nelson,
Guy Jemison, William Pearson and
Oscar Hanno.
AT o'clock Wednesday evening
Miss Georgina Laurie and MIR. Alex
ander Milne. both of this city, were
married In the parlors of the Strater
hotel. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. David Morell, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. the ring
service being used.
The bride, who is very fair, wore a
simple and dainty dress of soft white
SILK. trimmed with lace, and carried
shower bouquet Of white carnations,
Miss Bertha Paul. the brides attend.
ant, wore handsome costume of
cream lace over Alice blue silk, with
a corsage bouquet of carnations. Les
lie Burnett officiated as best man.
After the ceremony. congratulations
we're in order. Then following the
Scotch custom, wine and cake were
passed, with which to drink the health
OF the bride. the groom likewise.
The guests then repaired to the din.
ing room where a splendid wedding
supper was served The brides cake
was decorated with lunches OF heather
which when the cake was cut were
given to the gentleman. Concealed In
three Of this miniature bouquets were
the ring for a speedy marriage: the
thimble, which is sure sign of bache.
iorhoou, ana an old country four-pen.
ny piece, which is the forerunner of
wealth. George Mclean received the |
ring; Alexander Mitchell, the thimble, |
and l.. II. Miles. the coin. Each guest |
was given piece of wedding cake to
cream on. 1t was noted that every
bachelor present, especially the bald.
headed ones, put his sample away
with the utmost care!
After supper the guests danced In
he old opera house. The old-fash.
oned dances were in order, and the
nours passed merrily with the Virginia
EEL, the money musk. the Lancers,
md all the uadrilles-various special
numbers being introduced at intervals.
Dancing continued until late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milne have gone to
housekeeping In . cozy home on the