Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-04

Sheets and Mr. and Mrs. John Herr
The gentlemen will return shortly
after the Fourth. Mrs. Pickerill will
remain a fortnight.
| If the little son who recently ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
| c. Hougham exercises as wise judg.
ment in all things as in the selection
OF his parents, he bids fair to become
twentieth century Solomon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Weightmau
have returned from their honeymoon
| journey. Mrs. Weightman will be O
most appreciated acquisition to our so
cial circles
| The Sewing club was graciously en-
| tertained by Mrs Joe Clarke al an
J artlstieally appointed luncheon Mon
day
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scene of charming social event Mon
day when Mrs. Pickerill extended her
pleasing hospitality at a perfectly ap
pointed fourcourse luncheon at / 80
in honor of Mrs McFadden. After
| luncheon the time was spent pleasant.
ly playing bridge Covers were laid
for the Mesdames McFadden, West
Perkins, Miller, Jakway, Henderson,
Balster, McCloskey. Hahn. Mcconnell
Knowles, Barrows, Clark Sr., Clarke
Jr., Pulford and Pickerill
Mrs. Albert Bernard, one of the most
pleasing hostesses in the city. is CIV
ing a series of charmingly arranged
bridge parties.
Dainty pink decorations cleverly car.
ried out in the menu was one OF the
artistic features of the delightful four.
course luncheons given by Mrs. G. l..
Herbert and Mrs. A. l.. Fisher We'd
nesday and Thursday at 30 Bridge
was the much appreciated after dessert
course In this good luck WAS most
kind TO Mrs Arnold ON Wednesday
and Mrs Hahn on Thursday. As an
acknowledgement of their superior
playing and good fortune each was
favored with a dainty hand made
apron. the work of one of the clever
hostesses.
Wednesdays guest list included the
Mesdames Wingate. Eldredge. White
Snyder, Tiffany, Johnson. Clay, Lin.
genfelter, Chase. Lowe. Arnold. Slush.
er, Brown and Miss Farwell.
Thursdays list included the Mes
DANES West, McFadden, Egan, Hen
derson, Jakway. Balster, Mcconnell
Knowles. Barrows. Pickerill, Tulley
Nathan, Hahn. Kruschke. Kaufman
Clarke and Miss Tulley.
Six is magic number when you
consider 1t represents that you have
crossed the threshold from babyhood
to the moon of pinafores and knick.
erbockers. Thursday was this eventful
period in quaint little Gail McCloskey 4
life. To commemorate the period she
charminsly entertained large mum
Der of her friends. The initial diver.
sion of the afternoon was a spirited
peanut hunt. Formally removed, the
time fairly flew by. When the mo-
ment came to enjoy that important
part of the party, the refreshments
they hadn't played half games enough
AS they took their departure each
guest deyoutly wished that their much
loved hostess might have six birth.
days year and celebrate each one In
a fitting manner. The very much
pleased-to-be-asked guests were Mar
ion Perkins, Zaidee Perkins, Helen
George, Kathryn Clements, Ruth Nor
ris, Olive Cedarholm, Gladys Lyons
Dora Gill, Florence Davis, Fern Brin
die. Kathryn Schmitt. Frances Jakway
| Frances Hoard, Margaret Bowman
Graham Pingrey. Margaret Tulley, LII
WIG iNobtit 70, i1oiOthy Itob'itot
Burdick, Dimple Johnson, Ruth Gro
zier. Helen Gibson, Evadne Roberts
Jean McCloskey. Edwin Johnson, Don
aid Shaw, Bradford Shaw, Jack Clay
David Tulley. Edward Burdlck, Pau
| Crozier, Robert West. Oliver Tiffany
John Haggart. Rudolph Gagg and How
ard Davis.
One of the prettiest affairs Durango'i
social annals has recorded for man,
moons was the six-handed euchre par
ty at which that interesting trio o
sisters, Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs. w
C. Chapman and Mrs. Margaret CHASE
extended their Incompatible hospital
ity. Yesterday afternoon In honor o
Mrs. McFadden, the palatial Chap
man residence on the Boulevard was
veritable bower of roses. They wer,
| displayed from eyery noint of vantape