Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-24
SOCIETY DoINos.

The social calender has been full OF
red letter days this week. which ia
one way OF saying that Society--wIth y
big S-has put on It's glad rags nearly
every day. Our climate. usually SO
serene and smiling OF face has be-
haved abominably and has scowled.
howled and shed abundance OF tears,
with no regard whatever to anyone's
comfort or the perishableness OF chif
fon and other materials that enter
into the composition of party frocks.
On Sunday morning the Russell we'd
ding. handled In detail In Mondays is-
sue. took place. This was simple.
pretty little affair In which the con
tracing parties were Miss Mona Rus
sell of this city and DR.. II. c. Seibert
OF st. Louis.
The Tuesday Whist club met this
| week with Mrs. Chas Wilson. Mes
danes Campbell. Lightner and Sander
son were the guests.
Tuesday evening Miss Ella Jackson
entertained the members of the XII XII
club. 1t was the time for the regular
business meeting and election OF ofh-
crs, Miss Jackson's term az president
and Miss Anna Wakelins as secretary.
treasurer both expiring on Tuesday.
Both young ladies' were reelected. The
girls also selected club pins of dainty
design In gold and blue. the class col
ors. After business was disposed OF
twelve gentlemen appeared to assist
In the entertainment provided by Miss
Jackson as a surprise for the other
girls. After music and games there
were refreshments. and all the while
general good time.
Mrs. Fred Balcom entertained the
Wednesday Whist club. There were
two tables. Mrs. Pattison and Mrs.
Billings were the guests. Mrs. Her
bert and Mrs. White won the prises.
The Monday Whist club did mot
meet this week.
Mrs Ernest Shaw entertained
number Of friends on Friday afternoon
at six-hand euchrc. There were three
tables. The decorations were very
pretty, the color scheme being pink
and white. Dainty refreshments were
served. Mrs. Mcconnell won the first
prize, framed etching. The second.
silk hat rest, was awarded to Mrs.
H. G. Perkins. and Mrs. Tiffany re-
ceived the consolation, by way of con-
doing her Ill luck.
Today. Mrs. Fred Egan was hostess
at charming l O'Clock luncheon
given in honor Of Miss Nina Balster,
soon to become the bride OF Mr.. Rus
sell Reynolds. The affair was deli
cate compliment to the bride-elect
since the young lady guests were
school girls with her. and the brides
are among her most intimate friends.
The table was beautifully decorated In
rainbow colors and the same idea was
carried out In the menu. The place
cards, which were very dainty. con-
tained merry jIngles especially appro
pirate for each guest. Beside the guest
Of honor the following ladies were
present: Misses Edna Ambold. Bessie
Lake, Naamah Lowe. Sharley Pfha,
Winnie Roberts. Ethel Sheets, Mill
cent White and Mesdames w. G. Liss-
enberg, Sam Henderson ard Harry
Pearson.
tt u 800
Mrs. B. Gogarty and Mrs. =. c.
Lightnsr are entertaining Informally
this afternoon In honor Of Mrs. J. D.
Adams Of Rico. who h VISITING Mn.
Gogarty and Mrs. D. n. Campoeu Of
Pueblo. tbs guest OF Mrs. LixAtnsr.
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arrange By the hostessss TO stve tAsls
frieDds al opportunity u nssse -.
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