Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-30

sons invited individuals who woul,
otherwise be compelled to eat alone. 4
good delegation went to Trimble
many took dinner at the different no
tells, and there were many familie,
who invited intimate friends.
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Caldwell, S51 Fifth avenue, Miss Pear
A. Jones of Aztec was married to Mr.
Paul r. Bloodgood of La Plata, Colo
The bride was becomingly attired In
a handsome gray silk dress. elaborate
ly trimmed with lace. She is an esti
mable young lady, and has many
friends in her home town. as well as
in Durango. and Denver. where she
served as operator for the Western
Union for two years. The groom is
engaged in mining, and has extensive
mining interests in the San Juan and
In Old Mexico. Mr.. and Mrs. Blood.
good expect to make their future
home in Sonora, Mexico. Their friends
extend congratulations and best wish,
es, for a happy and successful future
and in these The Herald joins.
Friday evening number OF friends
of Mrs. Ellen C. Perkins gave her a
surprise in honor of her seventy-sec
ond birthday. which was this week.
AS some of the ladies' have joked Mrs
Perkins, telling her she would have a
surprise some time, they did not con.
slider 1t advisable to plan the event
for the birthday. for fear the lady
would suspect their attempt. Mrs
Perkins did remember her friends
words. but when her birthday passed
without any unusual occurrence, she
supposed it really was joke. Conse.
quently, the surprise was complete
The guests arrived at Mrs. Perkins
residence. 1916 Main avenue, about
1870 and remained till late hour
Games of various descriptions were
tended gatherings where the ladies
present last night, were having a so.
cial time. know how well they can
frolic. During the evening the ladies'
served the refreshments they had
brought. Among these was splen-
did birthday cake. which Mrs. Per.
kins cut at the table. There was an,
other cake which the guest of honor
was asked to cut. which proved to be a
box trimmed to represent cake, and
filled with gifts. 1t was very charm
ing occasion, beautifully planned and
carried out-a lovely compliment to
Mrs. Perkins, and great pleasure to
the friends who were responsible for.
it. Those present were: Mesdames
Weaver, Ambold, Skoog, Brown, Kin.
deman. Barber. Forbes. Springer.
Hnrd. Noble, Dobbins and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. C. Perkins, in addition to
the guest of honor.
This evening the Zeta Gamma so
ciety, an amusement club made up
of high school girls. will give a leap
year dance in Degenhart hall The
young ladies' have decorated the hall
tastefully with Indian blankets and
rugs. pennants. flags and potted palms
Long steamers of red and black. the
club colors, have been used with
charming effect. The young people
Will dance from to IL. number of
the girls mothers being present as
chaperones. We understand that there
is but one gentlemen's choice on the
program. The hostesses are: Misses
Silliman. Berndt, Hooker, Balster,
Spargo. Fankhauser, Stephens, Wall,
Stephenson, Parsons, Harris. Jackson.
Their guests are Messrs. Houk, Ste
phens, Lane, O'DonnelI, McGillis, Fank.
hauser. Mcconnell. Bacon, Otis. Hag.
gart, Jakway. Dixon.