Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24
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Dance


Miss Clara Herr, the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Herr
entertained a large company at the
gym" Thursday evening in compli-
ment to her house guest, Miss hink-
ley of Denver. Clematis in profusion
ornamented the scene of tho festivity
Danoing, the diversion, commenced al
8 and continued until lat2 hour
Programs in cream prettily tinted in
lavender carried out the colors of this
floral decorations. Throughout the
evening delicious punch was served
Two moonlight dances were novel fea.
lures of the enjoyable occasion. The
guest list included Mesdames and
Messrs. Pickerill, McDevitt, Reynolds
Eldredge, Berkheimer, Musser, Schultz
and Mrs. Laird, the Misses Ruth Rock
wood, Helen Balster, Dorothy Balster
Isabel Brewer, Florence Brewer, Jo-
sephine Hahn, Pansy Redman, Alex
ander, Helen Dixon, Sharley Pike
Catherine Wall, Fidler, Amelia Gibbs
Smith, Frances Bell, Mary Harris,
Isabel Harris, Helen Prewitt, Mabel
Skoog, Emma Kraft and Swank, and
the Messrs. Dr.. Hobby, Bruner, Nc
Connell, Lee Jakway, Paul Jakway,
Duggan, Dixon, Parkinson, Smith,
Haggart, Galbreath, Wager, Otis, Fra
ser, Harmon, Highly Kruschke, McDev-
lit, Skoog, Moody, Wingate and
Rucker.
Informal Evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Blankenship filed the
hours with pleasure for few friend,
al an informal affair Thursday even
ing. The members of the company
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelan,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Cobb, Miss Fickel,
and Miss Mercedes Phelan.
On account of the number of large
social functions this week \ number
of club meetings were postponed.
Emil Stein and bride are scheduled
II return from the east the early part
of next week. Mrs. Stein sr. gives a
reception in their honor.
The meeting of the Saturday Night
Bridge club has been postponed on ae-
count of the death Of Mr. 8. w. Pin
grey.
Mrs. A. w. Harrison entertained a
large number Of Silverton ladies to q
500 luncheon on Thursday Afternoon
in honor of Mrs. C. A. Cooper of Du.
rango.-Silverton Miner.
In Honor of Miss Robson
Miss Robson of Salt Lake WAS tn,
inspiration for the 900" party giver
by Miss Minnie Gogarty yesterda.
afternoon. Mrs. Arnold won the fifs
prize, fern in a hanging basket. Tn,
consolation, an exquisite vase, fsH tt
the lot of Mrs. John Wilmer. Thos'
asked to meet Miss Robson were lh'
Mesdames Arnold, Burdick, Balcom
Barber, Herbert, Graham, Woods, Pin
grey, Fisher, Clarke, Probst, Nathan
Wilmer( Robbins, Reynolds, Goodman
MussF, Tiffany, Rodgers, Egan, Tur
rell, Pearson, and the Misses Mabe
Reed, Maude Reed, Culp, Weighsnap
Ctsl,,al1 h.A nl M,CIanI
Mrs. Tulley Entertains
Mrs. Thomas Tulley gave one of he,
elaborate functions Thursday after
noon. The home was effectively deco
rated in the red rambler roses Fiv,
handed 800" was enjoyed by FIVE Ia
bIes of guests. The beautiful prize
were awarded as follows: MaEon
honors, Mrs. Graham, the young lady
prize, Miss Culp, and the consolation
to Mrs. George Woods of Mancos. De
licious refreshments concluded tie aft
the Mesdames Burdick, Arnold Ma
than, Locke, DeShazer, Gibson, Derk
heimer, Wilson, Graham, Pingrey
Herbert, Balloon, Barber, Woods, Geo
Woods of Mancos, Schultz, Rod Day
Laird, Fisher and the Misses Mabl.
Reed, Maude Reed, Balster, Isabel
Harris, Mary Harris, Kraft, Luke ant
Culp.
A Charming Event
Mrs. /. Kruschke and Mrs. Miltor
Kaufman were joint hostesses at The
most elaborate social affair Of The
week at the palatial Kaufman home
or the Boulevard Monday afternoon
The rooms were . veritable flora
bower in their roses, sweet I'ease, pan
MES and smilax decorations. Pink and
lavender being the predominating col