Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-19

w. o. w.
A pleasant surprise was rendered
La Plata circle No. 1870. w. of w.
by the Woodmen of Aztec camp No.
30, at their regular meeting Tues
day night. The business session was
interrupted by the entrance of large
number of Woodmen who came to en-
joy a good time The hall was lighted
with many candles which gave charm
to the evenings enjoyment The fol
lowing program was rendered:
Selection ...............O Orchestra
Recitation ..... Little Miss Sorg
SlectiOns .............. Mandolin Club
Recitation ..... Sadie Mccartney
Piano solo .......... Hubert Wynn
Song. ...... Mildred and toilet Sorg
Selection .................. Orchestra
Sentimental Selection. n..............
| Thos. f. O'Driscol
| Whistling solo ... Little Miss Sorg
Remarks and presenting cake to cir
Gle by Neighbor Wm. b. Farley.
Tables were spread and refresh
ments were served, consisting of sand-
wiches. cake and coffee.
Dancing was enjoyed until late
hour at which the older members as
well as the young participated. The
prize dancing was awarded to Frank
Rivers, Thomas Smith and Thomas +.
| INpt. III
enjoyed the treat that they gave the
visiting neighbors a cordial invitation
to prepare another in the near future.
"WEDNESDAY SEWING CLUB
Miss Millicent Campbell entertained
the Young Ladies' Sewing club, We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Walter Woods arrived from
Fort Collins yesterday and will be
the inspiration for many affairs during
her visit.
CARDS
A few intimate friends are enjoy
ing Mrs. E. A. Schlabach's hospitality
at cards this afternoon.
SENIORS
The high school seniors gave their
initial hop at the new gym" last
night. The teachers acted as chaper-
ons. The thirty members OF the class
who responded to roll call had a per-
fectly splendid time. Miss Marie
Cook and her brother furnished the
music. this occasion being the debut
of the new gym" piano. Dancing con-
tinued until long after curfew rang,
The only intermission was for refresh
ments.
IN HONOR OF THE ETA MU
Mrs. Henry Berri is giving charm
ingly arranged luncheon this afternoon
complimentary to the Eta Mu girls.
Around the table are seated the Misses
Josephine Hahn. Katherine Wall, Cath
crime Raymond, Isabell Brewer, Emma
Fankhauser. Marguerite Jackson, Mae
Spargo. Gladys Couplings. Grace Main
and Mrs. Berri
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. Fred Balcom was the hostess
of the Wednesday Bridge club and
few guests this week. The Balcom
a M ~ mamie ot tho Ctrotar uaro oh a rp,
ing in their dainty and white decora-
tons, these color effects being effec-
lively reproduced in the dainty refresh
ments served. Mrs. Kruschke won
the guests prize, a handsome bouquet
of carnations, and Mrs. Pingrey the
club prize. The members of the COM
pany were the Mesdames Kruschke,
Snyder. Clarke. Pingrey. Lingenfelter.
Brindle, Pearle. White. Graham, Her
ber, Barber and Balcom.
Yesterday little Fern Brindle. the
popular rosy checked daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. d. Brindle fittingly cele-
brated her fifth birthday by giving
her very dear friends dinner party
in the evening, The table was beauti-
fully decorated in pink and white car
nations. these colors being charmingly
carried out in the five candles which
orpamented the birthday cake and also
in the elaborate menu. AT the table
were seated Frances Jakway, Je'n
McCloskey, Gail McCloskey, Katherine
Schmitt and Fern Brindle.
ROSA GIRLS
This afternoon Miss Gertrude Arnold
is entertaining the members Of the
Rosa Sewing club at the Strater hotel.
The young misses enjoying the event
are Mary lockwood. Amy Ayi es, Edna
Trask, Jennie Paul. Alice lockwood
and Gertrude Paul.