Semi-weekly herald., 1913-10-06
er, Pingrey, Lineenfelter, Lane, Ora
ham, l. E. Smith and Woods.

The Ladies Aid Society of the First
NJ. E. church met with Mrs. E. A.
Chubb yesterday afternoon and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term:
President--Mrs. George Isgar.
Vice President-Mrs. Fred Tomp-
kins.
Secretary-Mrs. U. G. Roach.
Treasurer-Mrs. A. d. Leiner.
.Coming-The Byron Trusbadors,
under the auspices Of the B. P. o.
Elks, at Redmen Opera House, Fri
day, October 10th. Tickets will be
on sale at Tiffany's Wednesday, any
seat in the house, 75c.
Barberries in Japenese baskets
were the effective decorations used
at the luncheon given by Mrs. w. NJ.
Hord Saturday at 1870 in honor of
Mrs. Robeson. The curtains were
drawn and the electric lights cast a
cherry glow through the attractive
home. Bridge was the diversion that
filled the afternoon hours. To Mrs.
Robeson and Mrs. Austin fell the high
score honors. The members of the
company who enjoyed the pleasant oc
casion were the Mesdames Hahn,
Robbins, Mollette, Mcmillan, John
son, Buchanan, Williamson, Graham,
Rainey, Clay, Gogarty, Myers, Her.
bert Clark, McCloskey, White, Free
man, Austin, Gibson, Robeson and
Miss Bertha Biggs.
The Mesdames William Phelan and
J. E. Rule entertained the ladies of
st. Coumbas church at the home of
the latter Wednesday afternoon. Dur
ing the hours the company organized
themselves into a society which was
named the St. Columbia's circle. The
object of the organization being to
assist the church in social and fl
nancial way. The membership num-
bers stwenty-eight.
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Mrs. L. P. Main was the gracious
hostess of the Kensington club We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. +. X. Robeson, who was en-
tertained so extensively during her
visit in Durango. extended an espec-
tally pleasing courtesy to the ladies'
to whom she was particularly indebt-
ed, by entertaining them at lunch
con at the Strater, Wednesday at
1:3O. Autumn leaves, barberries, and
festonings of red illusions were used
in the artistic decorations. Covers
were laid for twenty-five. After
luncheon the company spent the af-
ternoon at Mrs. w. M. Gibson's play
ing bridge.
The palacial Clay residence was
the scene of very pretty affair
Tuesday evening, when Mrs. Clay ex-
tended her hospitality at bridge, COM
plimentary to Mrs. Robeson. The
participants in the event were the
Mesdames Mcconnell, Jakway
Crooke, Egan, II. Clark, West, Glib
son and Robson.
Rugged red barberries, red tuelle
and autumn leaves effectively COM
bined formed the table decorations
when Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Gilbert ex.
tended their gracious hospitality al
dinner Monday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Robson. The members of the
congenial company were Mr.. ane
Mrs. W. NJ. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Egan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. C
Tyler, Judge and Mrs. w. N. Searcy
Mrs. Robson, Rev. Father Callahan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert.
Autumn flowers and fruits adorn,
ed the home, when Mrs. A. ]. Robir
entertained Tuesday afternoon com
plimentary to Mrs. Robeson. In tn,
spirited games of bridge that fillet
the afternoon hours with pleasure
Mrs. Perkins won Che high score. tn,
guests enjoying the happy even
were the Mesdames Robeson, Gibson
Haggart, Egan, Tyler, Eldredge, Rob
bins, Perkins, Madam Perkins, Miller
McCloskey, Shaw, Gagg, Hahn an,
Ritter.
| Mrs. Robson was the inspiration
for the interesting evening party Civ
EN- by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Egan Wed
nesday evening. Bridge was the di
version. Mr.. Kaufman won the hipl
score for the gentlemen and Mrs
Robson, the ladies. The compan,
included Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Glib
son, Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Gilbert, Mr.
and Mrs. X. A. Gagg, Mr. and Mrs
George West, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]
Robin, Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Chase, Nh
and Mrs. Milton Kaufman, Mr.. an,
Mrs. j. r. c. Tyler, Mrs. Robeson an,
the hosts.