Semi-weekly herald., 1913-11-03

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came ladened with good things to
eat, and at II an elaborate lunch was
served.
Emory Tiffany, the eldest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tiffany, extend
ed his hospitality at dancing party
at the spacious home of his parents,
last night. Halloween gave the key
note to the decorations. Candies
cleaned through weird Jack o'lan-
terms and wonderful assortment Of
goblins, black cats, owls and bats, all
spropos, had part in the ornaments.
At ii the dancers had q short inter-
mission, when menu suited TO the
occasion was served. The festivities
continued until IL. The event was
enjoyed to the utmost by the Misses
Lilly Harris, Amy Ayres, Helen Fritz,
Ruth Searcy, Eleanor Alexander,
Gertrude Arnold, Jennie Paul, Sophia
Paul, Alice lockwood and Mary Rock
wood and the Messrs. Waugh Hag-
gart, Gerald Harrington, Stuart
Henderson, Forest Sanders, Downs
McCloskey, Alva Lyons, Wallace Mol
lette, John Harris and the host
Master John Haggart was the host
Of the Embyro society folk, who vent
ured out last night to parade with
their -o'lanterns, where witches
and goblins were supposed to roam.
Before curfew rang, they returned to
the Haggart home and enjoyed rare
treat, which was supervised by the
young hosts mother.
Durango's elite has been decidedly
in the "spookey" this week, the gay
atmosphere Of Halloween having
been promoted in nearly every event.
Mondays initial affair which bespoke
the occasion, was the Monday bridge
entertainment with Mrs. John Hag-
gart as hostess. After hours filled
with spirited games of the clubs
favorite diversion, the ladies were
ushered into the dining room, which
was cleverly and artistically orna-
mented in the seasons favorite decor
atoms, even the menu and appoint
ments did not depart from the Hal
lowe'en idea. A pumpkin formed the
centerpiece, the salad was served in
grape fruit, which were fashioned into
miniature Jack k-o'lanterns. The yell
low and black color scheme was car
ried out in all the refreshments. The
room was lighted with yellow shaded
candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin X. Chase en-
tertained at auction bridge Monday
evening. In the interesting games
Mrs. Eldredge won high score for the
ladies and Mr.. Rucker for the gentle
men. At II the company was seated
at supper, where the menu and dec.
orations told of the Halloween sea-
son. A color motif of black and yel-
low was cleverly carried out. At the
table the ladies wore their favors
witches caps and aprons and the gent.
lemen theirs-the Dutch caps. Vel.
low shaded candles cast soft glow
over the quaint scene. Those who par.
took of the gracious hospitality Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase were Messrs. ant
Mesdames Gilbert, Gibson, Eldredgt
and Egan and Mr.. Rucker and Misl
Farwell.
Mrs. X. A. Gagg has recovered suf
ficiently from her recent illness t.
leave the hospital. She will be tn,
house guest of Mrs. Frank Eldredg,
a week before going to her owl
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bernard spen
a couple of days at bayfield, this weel
visiting with Mrs. Keith, the latter.
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Balloon and Mas
ter George motored over to Bayfield,
Thursday and spent the day with Mrs
Balcom's brother, Dec Brindle, ans
family.
Miss Florence Bauser is home from
Dixon, Mont, where she spent 8
month with her parents.
The Reading club met with Mrs
Jeanette Scoville Thursday afternoon
The interesting program was in
charge Of Mrs. Richard McCloud
Mrs. E. W. Shaw was elected men,
Der Of the club.