Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-07
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SOCIAL
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IN EDUCATIONAL CIRCLES
The ladies asked to bring their sew
ing and spend the Afternoon with Mrs.
Walter WeightrDan and Miss Florence
7aiabar Saturday were, with one ex-
'eption. teachers or reformed teacn-
srs. 1t is recorded that chalk dust did
NOT once cloud the pleasure of the oc.
casioh Contrary to all tradition re-
sarding feminine Instructors Gull
nary skill. the refreshments served
were delicious The guests were.
the AIesdames Robert Sloan and Ber-
ri and the Misses Biegs, Sullivan.
Turner. Dunford, Tough. Austin, Crit
fifth. Eads. A. Pickering. T. Pickering
and Shafranka.
OLD SHOES AND WHITE RIBBONS
Coming events cast their shadows
before them" When the genial mana
ger OF the Star bakery drove down
the street yesterday morning an old
shoe held in place with white rib
bon decorated his wagon
RURAL HOSPITALITY
The Country Cousins were made
TO feel so much at home, when they
spent the day with Mrs. Coulson two
weeks ago, they were real glad when
Mrs. Haggart asked them to eat at
her house. today noon. Since dinner
all have been busy knittin and spin
ming.
READING CLUB
The Reading club made the subject
Norway" its consideration at the
meeting Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Russell Reynolds had the program in
charge. Responses to roll call were
made from the Norwegian note book
Some especially fine articles on the
music and art of this country were
given.
Mrs. ] L. Reynolds arrived from
Denver Thursday evening to visit
with her son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs Russell Reynolds.
The Eta Nh girls are enjoying the
hospitality of Miss Catherine Ray
mond, this afternoon.
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| Thursday for visit with relatives in
Denver and Loveland.
| Dame Rumor says, two weddings of
social interest are scheduled to occur
In our city before Father Time ush-
ers in a new year.
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LUNCHEON
Mrs. Fillmore Hand and her daueh-
ter entertained at luncheon at their
ranch in the Animas valley Friday at
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The Junior class of the Durango
high school had merry Halloween
party Saturday evening.
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A HAPPY EVENT
At o'clock Halloween night
| Jolly crowd boarded the car for hni.
mas where they We're met by ii chariot
OF the hay rack design. and convey
ed to the Wall ranch. Here all were
greeted with warmth of hospitality
by the hostesses for the affair. the
Misses Ruth lockwood. Helen Prewitt
and Pansy Redman. For many merry
hours. the company tripped the Hight
fantastic 10 the music and call of We
| old times fiddler. At the occasional
intermiosions ages.honored Halloween
games were played, apples roasted
and marshmallows toasted. Sweet CT
der was served throughout the even
ing .Vainly in language running thus
Witches. tell me will | marry? Or
| forever must | tarry
AS simple maiden lady? Answer
| this II nothing more
Are my spinster days unendins which
is far from my intending
Is no other fate impending? Tell me
truly, | implore'
the ladies implored the fates to reveal
the future. But not even never
more" answered the appeal.
huge caldron. heated by magic
rcck stove which did service as
center piece from which the eats
were served and was also utilized
as a coffee pot as well Baked beans,
brown bread and pumpkin pie were
numbered among the refreshments.
| The guests were the Mesdames Berk-
heimer and Goodman and the Misses
Campbell Skoog. Wall. Roberts, Herr,
Valiant, Isabel Brewer Florence
Brewer, Mary Harris. Isabel Harris,
and Emma Kraft, and the Messrs. Dug
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