Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-14

In addition to the members the guests
were the Mesdames Shaw, Wingate
and Lingenfelter.
Young Matrons' Sewing Club
Mrs. Berkheimer entertained the
Young Matrons' Sewing club and the
junior members Of the families of the
various club members, this week.
Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank EIdredge en-
tertained at a perfectly appointed
dinner Monday evening. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Glib
son, and the Messrs. Pickerill, Rucker
and Gagg.
KensingtOn Club
Mrs. j. T. Brewer entertained the
Kensington clcub at it's fortnightiy
meeting Tuesday afternoon. The mag.
ical thirteen were present. In ,d'i-
tion 20 the members the guests were
the Mesdames Springer and Brown.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman
Entertain at Dinner
Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Kaufman presided as hosts at
dinner. Around the festal board were
seated Mrs. Coulter, Mr.. Gaeg and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Perkins.
Dinner
The Mesdames Perkins and Shaw
will entertain at dinner this evening
at the home of the former. The in
vitation list includes Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. Turrell, the Mes
danes Perkins, Eldredge and Coulter
and Mr. Thomas lockwood. After
dinner the company will play bridge.
Clio Club
The Clio club held their initial
meeting of the year at the artistic
apartments of Mrs. B. w. Ritter on
Monday evening. The young ladies'
have decidedly new departure in
their work this year as domestic sci
ence will occupy their attention at
every other weekly meeting. Miss
Durbn will direct the work.
Surprise
Rev. and Mrs. Barlow of the Bap-
tist church were treated to surprise
party yesterday afternoon when about
a score of members of the church
went in body to their home in North
Durango. Each self invited guest was
laden with some article for the new
home, either kitchen furnishings or de-
licious dainties for the pantry.
Luncheon
Mrs Frank Eldredge is entertaining
at luncheon this afternoon. The late
hours are being filled with interesting
games of bridge. Palms, potted plants
and cut flowers enhance the beauty
of the attractive home. The guests,
at this, the first of series of affairs
Mrs. Eldredge is giving, are the Mes
danes Hahn, Tulley, Clay, Nathan,
Henderson, II. Clark, Snyder, Lin
genfelter and Miss Parkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN Pearson are
domiciled in their Boulevard home for
the winter, having arrived from their
summer camp last night. Just before
the storm started they went up to the
Disappointment section on horseback.
The storm came and they had 10 make
their way through three feet of snow
for distance of nearly forty miles.
A less experienced horsewoman might
have thought that experience the
heighth of i'll fortune, instead Mrs.
Pearson designated it as "jolly trip"
Informal Evening
Miss Elizabeth Stilwell extended her
charming hospitality to company
Thursday evening, Cards was the di-
version provided. After the spirit
ed games had held the attention of
the players for couple of hours the
hostess served chafing dish supper,
this being the first occasion when
her handsome chafing dish and tray
has been used at social function.
The affair was enjoyed by DR.. and
Mrs. Lingenfelter, the Misses Skoog
and Lookabell, the Messrs. Martin, De-
Laney and Stilwell and the hostess
Civic Club Entertainment
The Boston Sunday Herald says of
Miss Parkinson, who is to appear at
the Civic club entertainment:
miss Parkina has one of those rare
voices at once to be distinguished by
their peculiar sweetness, clarity,
and vibrating quality. inexperienced
though she is, the natural charm of
her singing is as evident as the de-
licious timbre of her voice, and there
can be little doubt that if she will
study as the great artists used to
study, she may become in her turn
public favorite worthy to be ranked
among the delightful singers of her