Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-01
DENVER FLOODED:
RAILROADS SUFFER
Terrific Rain form Visits Denver, Pueblo
and Other W Flooding Streets
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es Carrie Pollock, Mary Bryant, Mute
Wall, Pansy Redman, Ruth lockwood
breath. Trask. Pollock. Duggan and
Bruner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Berkheimer are
now domiciled in their artistic new
home on Fourth avenue Last Friday
night company of self-invited friends
gave them a house warming. Every
nook and corner of the cottage was
explored and commented upon The
a rangement OF the furnishings met
the hearty approval of the guests al
though they offered a few suggestions
which were as helpful as the sugges.
tons Of the inexperienced never failed
TO be The party took the unneces-
sary precaution to take their lunch
with them. Those enjoying the event
were the Misses Winnie Roberts,
Clara Herr, Amelia Gibbs, Milicent
Campbell, Naamah Lowe. Florence
Brewer, Pansy Redman, Ruth Rock
wood, Carrie Pollock Mute Wall and
Mrs Ray Goodman.
On account of its culinary victories
and perfect service the Strater is fire.
quently patronized by society ladies
for social affairs. The four-course
luncheon given by Mrs A. C.. Arnold
Monday complimentary to her sisters
the Misses Reeds, was another bril-
liant event where this popular resort
shared the honors with a charming
hostess Sweet peas in profusions
were used as decorations. After lunch.
con the ladies' showed their appre-
cation OF bridge. Mrs. Tulley. with
her usual good fortune, captured the
prize. The guest list included the
Mesdames Tulley, Barber, Wood, Bur
dick, Balloon. G. Lane, II. Lane, Her
bert, Clarke, Pickerill. Tiffany, Fisher
Brindle and Sutton and the Misses
Reeds
AS compliment 10 the Misses Reed
Mrs. Fred Balloon entertained at an
elaborate luncheon at the Strater Fri
day afternoon A color scheme of
yellow and white was cleverly carried
out Immense sticks of candy in these
effects as placards was a feature thai
created much amusement. Bridge was
the after loncheun course. Hand
made handkerchief cases were
the especial favors of the honor
ed guests. Mrs. Tulley received a
handsome cut glass vase as a tribute
ID her bridge playing ability. Covers
were laid for the Misses Reed and
the Mesdames Austin, Tulley, Weight
man, Arnold. Brown, Sutton. Fisher,
Herbert Clarke, Pickerill Barrows,
Knowles, Sloan, Roberts, II. Lane, G.
Lane. Pingrey and Johnson
Mrs. George Tiffany is extending
her delightful hospitality at a 800"
party this afternoon. Those enjoying
the affair are the Mesdames Moxette,
Turrell, Woods. Lane, H. Lane, Good.
man, Gogarty, Chapman, Lewis, Chase
Pickerill, Thompson, Lowe, Lingenfel
ter, Tyler, Austin, Brown, Harper,
Knowles. BaTows, Gilbert, Rainey,
Gibson, Arnold, Brindle, Kaufman,
aIcDevitt, Reynolds, Lightner, Davis
and Deuel. and the Misses Reed.
In honor of Mrs. VIII Miller of Man
cos Miss Mable Skoog is entertaining
few friends informally this after.
noon. The guests were requested to
bring their sewing. A guessing sum
mer resort game Will be one of the APP
preeiated features of the afternoon
in this plus 80 temperature The de.
licious refreshments are to be served
under the magnificent trees surround
ing the Skoog residence. The guest
list includes the Mesdames Miller
Morris, White, Peake, Roedecker,
Berkheimer and the Misses White,
Kraft, Valiant, Biggs. Roberts, Lowe
Wall, Gogarty, Isabel Harris, Mary
Harris, Lake. Levy. lockwood and
Prewitt
The Misses Reed, who have been
the house guests of their sister, Mrs.