Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-08

Green, Ella and Marguerite Jackson,
Francis Bell and Isabel Brewer.
The Wednesday Bridge club and q
few invited guests enjoyed the hos
pitality of Mrs. A l.. Fisher this week
This charming young matron Is an
Ideal hostess and on this occasion she
quite surpassed the enviable reputa-
tion she has established in this ca
pacity. The members of the club pres
ent were Mesdames Lane. Clarke. Tur.
rell, Woods, Balcom. Herbert and
Lund. and the guests were Mesdames
l.. p. Johnson. Knowles, Pickarill, Pin.
grey. Barber and Thompson. The
guests prize was won by Mrs. Pick
erill and the club prize by Mrs. Clarke.
I Mrs. Margaret Skeen entertained at
an Informal dinner Wednesday even.
ing in honor of Jay Probst. who 10
soon to become a benedict. Covers
were laid for eight A very enjoy.
able time Is reported by those pres.
ent.
Miss Anna Wakelin, who leaves for
Pueblo soon. was the inspiration for
chatting dish party given by Miss Ella
Jackson Wednesday evening Miss
Jackson is always clever and in her
entertainments she has the happy fac.
ulty of inviting guests who are con.
genial. Those enjoying the event were
Misses Wakelin. Fields. Berk. Kraft
and Fleck.
Miss Mildred Fields entertained 4
bevy OF charming girls at dinner at
the Strater Thursday evening In honor
OF Miss Wakelin. After dinner the
party went to the Theatorium. BE.
side the hostess and guest OF honor
there were present Mrs. Johnson. and
the Misses Lockabell. Kraft. Jackson,
Pearl Thompson and Lulu Thompson.
The largest party OF the week was
given by Mrs. Joe Woods and Mrs.
Z Earl Barber. The pleasant home Of
Mrs, Barber was artistically decorated
In the autumnal colors This color
scheme was carried out In the deli.
cious refreshments. The afternoon was
spent In playing 80" Instead of the
highest contestant being rewarded
with prize each guest drew stick
OF candy wrapped in tissue paper. One
OF these was marked prize and 1t was
drawn by Mrs. Johnson, so to her the
honors were given. The invited guests
were Mesdanes Arnold. Adams. Bal
com. Brown. Buchanan. Bernard. Bal.
ster, Clarke, Clay. c. H. Clark, Coui-
son. Chapman, Clements, Driver, Da,
Wis. Eldredge. Egan, Fisher, Frank
lin. Gogarty. s. f. Herr. c. Z. Herr
Herbert, Henderson. l.. E. Johnson
Johnson. Lewis. Lowe. Mollette, Nc
Cloud. Pulliam. Potts, Ritter, Shaw,
s. s. Sloan, X. f. Sloan and Wingate
and the Misses Gogarty, Reid and
Hunt
This afternoon Mrs. Woods and Bar.
Der are giving another 800" party.
We are not Informed as to how the
prizes will be awarded or what re-
freshments will be served. But these
ladies' are SO refreshingly original that
the prize awards will he made In q
novel and unexpected way. and to
guess the refreshments would tax the
imagination. not the memory. because
they are certain not to be OF the
stereotyped variety The invited
guests are Mesdames Ayres, Alexan.
der. Burwell. Burdick. @. H. Clark,
Camp. Deuel., Fay. Freeman. Graham,
hutchinson. John Herr. Harper Hahn,
Jakway. Kaufman. Lane, Lund, Lin.
genfelter, Mcconnell. Nathan, Now
man, j. Pearson, Puford. II. Pearson.
c. C. Perkins. e. c. Perkins. Pingrey.
Lloyd Sheets. Snyder. r. H. Sloan,
Thompson. Tulley. TurreIl. johnson.
White, West. Wingate and the Misses
Lawsing. Mashburn, Pearson, Peck and
Schafranka.
Durango people are looking forward
with much pleasureable anticipation
to the Lyceum course which IL to b.
spent in playing 800" Instead Of the
presented soon. The frst number,
The New zealanders." entertainment
In song. picture and story will be Civ
en- at Red Men hall Thursday even.
Ing. Those who have had the pleas
ure Of hearing this pronounce IL both
Instructive and interesting.