Semi-weekly herald., 1912-09-02

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and narrow effect, although the kind
you have to point your hat pin from
| front to back to accentuate and to so
| arrange the trimmings that it car
ries out the flat effect.
Editor Bowey of the Silverton
Standard and his wife were the din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. |. ].
Bradford Wednesday evening.
DR. and Mrs. Oscar Hayes of Den
yer who have been the camp guests
of the l.. E. Smiths at Electra lake
came down yesterday morning and
today continued their journey home.
Miss Mabel Skoog and Miss Min
ME Gogarty leave for Ogden We'd
nesday morning on a vacation trip.
On their return they will visit Dem
yer and other points of interest ip
our own state.
Miss Nettie Buchanan, sister of
Mrs. Harry Fry, departed for Fort
Collins this morning where she will
enter the state agicultual college. En-
route she will visit with Mrs Vail
hogan in Alamosa and Mrs David
Travers, nee Francis Hood, in Lit
tletsn.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P, Utter5ack re-
ening where they spent their sum-
mer vacation with relatives Miss
Lacie Mckinney, sister of Mrs. 1T
terback, is with them and will be
numbered among the members of the
senior class this year. The family
will occupy the Wilmer residence on
Sixth avenue, betweent seventh and
eighth streets.
Miss Susan Lough, history teach
er in the high school, left Chicago
on her way to Durango this morn
ing. If she makes connections she
will reach this city Monday night.
Miss Lough has been taking post
graduate course at the University of
Chicago this summer. In order to
complete her work it was necessary
for her to remain until the last of
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Wright enter
tanned at seven course dinner Fri
day evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Franklin, their house guests
from Denver. Covers were laid for
IL. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. d.
Hill, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. J. N. Garrett, Messrs.
Fitchue and Gamble.
The B. w. Solomons have been en-
tertaining a house party of guests
from points east, included in num-
ber were the Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
Tatlock and little son of Cheyenne,
Mrs. Conyers and son of Rawlins.
Wyo., and Miss Karr of Columbus
o. Mrs. Tatlock and Mrs. Conyers
are sisters of Mrs. Solomon and
Miss Karr is cousin. A camping
trip to the Electra was greatly APP
preciated part of the pleasures pro-
vided for the visitors. The attrac-
tive lady from Ohio was especially
delighted with Colorado. This a. m.
all the company but Mrs. Conyers
and little son departed for their re-
spective homes. Should they ever
decide to come this way again they
will be given a warmth of welcome
by those who were fortunate enough |
to make their acquaintance.
Mr. ana MIS-. SdiuWell mdfIin VI
Denver who have been house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Mcneil
since Tuesday evening departed for
Denver this morning. Mrs. Martin,
nee Miss Harriet Platt, daughter of
Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker, enjoyed
a most delightful visit with Mrs. Nc
Neil who was one of her mothers
most intimate friends. She express
ed regret because she could not re-
main longer, and hoped it would be
possible for her to return in the near
future. Mr.. Martin who is promi-
nent Denver attorney has legal bus
mess which demanded his presence
here and which will doubtless nee
essitate his making frequent trips to
this section Durango people trust
he will never fail to bring his de-
lightful wife, who possesses the rare
charm which so distinguished her
mother, with him.