Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-19
IN THE
SOCIAL
MHIRL

Mrs. w. Berkheimer entertained a
company informally at cards last
night.
Ned Haggart left for California
this morning, where he enters Lei
and Stanford, this being his soph-
more year.
Miss Gladys Coppinger and broth
er, Braiden, left this morning for
California, where they will enter Lei
and Stanford university for the year.
Miss Helen Thompson of Silverton
is spending a fortnight with Miss
Gertrude Harrington.
Miss Gaines is here from Colorado
Springs visiting her sists, the Mes
danes Otis and Culver.
Miss Sharley Pike is home from
Mancos, where she had a delightful
stay with her aunt Mrs Henry Krum-
panitzsky
Five Hundred Club.
The 500 club picnicked in Brook
side park yesterday afternoon.
sss
Mrs. John Ball departs for Mich
igan Tuesday on an extended visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Kinderman Inspiration for
Pleasant Affair.
Mrs. Kinderman Of Fowler, Colo.
who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. John Skoog, was the inspiration
for the affair given by Mrs. Whitta-
ker Monday afternoon. In addition
to Mrs. Kinderman and Mrs. Skooe
the guests were the 500 club.
Mrs. Reginald McCrimmon ane
aunt, Mrs. Nicely of Montrose, ar,
the house guest of Mrs. D. F. Day
and Mrs. W. M. Gibson. Mrs. Nc
Crimmon is an accomplished musi
clan, who has given great pleasure
to those who have had the opportu
nifty of hearing her. Tomorrow sh'
is to sing at the Christian Science
services.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Coppirger arr
the proud grandparents of a littl
lady, who arrived at Ochsner hos
pital yesterday and registered as be
longing to Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Cop
penger. The alleged weight of tn
very youthful arrival is eigh
pounds. She has fallen heir to tn
name of Josephine.
Dinner.
Last night Mrs. d. F. Day extend
ed her gracious hospitality at
perfectly appointed dinner, compli
mentary to her guest, the Mesdame
Neely and McCrimmon. Around tn
the festal board were seated the
Mesdames McCrimmon McNeely Glib
son, Snyder, Tulley and Day and tn
Misses Hayden and Harris.
Dinner.
This afternon Gen. U. S. Hollis
ter, ex-vice president of the Cont
mental Oil company, his son, ]. W
Hollister, manager of the Denver of
flee of the company and 7. C. Grade
will return from -wuket, wher
they have been partaking of the de
lightful hospitality of the Kirkpat
ricks. This evening the party vii
be the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| l.. E. johnson.
Mrs. F. s. Balster has returne
from Denver where she spent
month making the acquaintance o
that new grandson, who arrived a
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Russo
Reynolds on July 4. She also foun
time to renew the acquaintance o
many old time Durango friends, VIII
are making the capital city thei
home. Mrs. Balster tells US that tn
Reynolds are planning to move t,
Pueblo soon, where Mr.. Reynolds
was recently transferred.
In Honor Of Mrs. Sutton.
Mrs. Frank Eldredge entertaine,
three tables at auction bridge Tues
day afternon in compliment to Mrs
Julia P. Sutton, the house guest O
Mrs. Fred Balcolm. The interesting
games resulted in Mrs. Kaufman
winning the high score, for this sh,
received suitable reward. Thos,
enjoying the occasion were the Mes
danes Sutton, Balcom, Tyler, ALI
son, Robbins, Gagg, Kaufman, Clarl
and Herbert and John Herr and Mis-
Rr1,hina