Semi-weekly herald., 1913-12-08

were pleasingly entertained oy MRS
Ray Goodman last evening.
Mr.. w. s, Pickerell will entertain
at dinner At the Strater tomorrow
evening in honor Of Miss Ruth Rock
wood and Mr.. Harry Dixon. Covers
will be laid for Miss lockwood and
Mr.. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Per
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Myers, Miss
Isabel Harris, and Mr.. Pickerell.
The Reading club met with the
president, Mrs. Frank Eldredge
Thursday afternoon. The interesting
program was in charge Of Mrs. Jea-
nette Scoville. One Of the features
of the occasion was the Greek flower
dance by Miss Mary Chapman. Mrs
w. c. Chapman was the guest of the
club.
The Kensington club sewed, chat
ted and dined with Mrs. F. D. Burns
yesterday afternoon.
The Mesdames H. A. Lingenfeltel
and F. S. Balster spent Monday after.
noon with Mrs. w. G. White.
The Wednesday Bridge club enjoy.
ed the hospitality Of Mrs. Rowe Pin
grey this week.
The Misses Mary Chapman and
Farriet Pearson were joint hostesses
to the Junior Pastime dancing club
ut the home of the latter Saturday
evening. The participants had quite
the merriest time in their social ex.
perience.
The Young Matrons Sewing club
members were the guests of Mrs
Harry Fry Monday afternoon.
The Misses Gertrude Harrington
Erna Kellenberger, Nettie Thompson
Florence Bauser and Marguerite
jackson, met at the home of the lat
ter Tuesday evening and formed q
new club that is as yet nameless.
The company attended the picture
show and later enjoyed a chatting
dish supper at the jackson home. Oh
yes, and they danced, an important
part Of the proceeding We almost for
got to mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Musser enter
tanned the Junior Wednesday Bridge
club ladies and few of the opposite
sex at cards Wednesday evening
Those enjoying their gracious hos
pitality were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dug
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. William Birkhim.
er, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Rainey, Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Goodman, Miss Ruth lockwood
Miss Josephine Hahn, Mr.. Harry Dix
on and Mr.. Phil Parkinson.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the First Baptist church met with
Mrs. George Tiffany, Jr., on Friday
A goodly number were present to en-
| joy the program. The following of
ficers were elected: Mrs. T. E. Pet
erson, president; Mrs. D. ]. Gaines
vice president; Mrs. William Dobbins
Secretary; Mrs. George Tiffany
treasurer; Mrs. John Hussy, reporter
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kellenbergel
celebrated their twenty-fourth wed
ding anniversary yesterday.
I
The Pocahontas lodge entertained
last night for their greatly esteem
ed member, Mrs. Alice Anheier, wh'
holds the highest office in the gif
of the lodge in, the Colorado domain
A large class was initiated. Tn
crowning feature of the event wa
the elaborate feast in which turke.
l 0nu Wc1ish Va oShCA Boou ShhhS
formed a part Of the menu. Nor
than sixty members were present
do honor to the Great Pocahontas o
Colorado and partake Of the feast an
entertainment prepared by the ladie
of the order.
1 Mrs. H. l.. Dixon is home fror
Pennington where she spent ten day
with Mrs. ]. d. Taylor, who recentl
underwent critical operation.
Mrs. ]. E. Ptolemy of Mancos is il
a local hospital recovering from
slight operation.
Wedding Bells.
A very pretty wedding took plac
in Denver on Thanksgiving day whe
Anna Leontine Smith of Pittsburp
Pa, became the bride of Samuel Til
den 81 ith of La Plata, Colo. Tn
wedding was celebrated with nup
tial mass at st. Elizabeth's Catholi
church. Rev, Father Puts officiated
Throughout the service the choi
rendered music.