Semi-weekly herald., 1913-05-26

numbered among our substantial citi-
zens.
Both young people have lived here
all their lives and are held in high
est regard by all their acquaintances.
Their friends are legion. They were
remembered with wonderful array
of beautiful presents.
Luncheon
Mrs. Harry B. Austin entertained
at luncheon Tuesday afternoon at 1880
at the home of Mrs. d. F. Day. After
luncheon the company played bridge.
The high scores were won by the
Mesdames Arnold and S. S. Sloan, who
were rewarded with handsome favors.
Those present at the delightful affair
were the Mesdames Henderson, Ar
mold, Burdick, Woods, Lane, Pingrey,
Eldredge, Herr, Clay, Jakway, Robert
Sloan and S. S. Sloan and tine Misses
Nellie McCloud and Angie Hayden.
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McGue-Finn Nuptials
Relatives and friends assembled at
St. Columba's church Thursday morn
ing at 6 to witness the plighting of
the troth of Miss Mamie Finn and
Mr.. D. B. McGue, two popular young
people who are members of highly re-
spected families of the city. Prompt
ly at the appointed hour the bridal
party took their places at the floral
decorated altar and Rev. Father CAL
lanan performed the marriage cere-
money in a most impressive manner.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Madge Finn, and the groom by
his brother, Mr.. Burleigh McGue.
During the service a special choir
composed of Mrs. Charles Sullivan,
Miss Martha Clark and Miss Helena
Grader rendered appropriate music.
Following the joys of congratula-
tions the bridal party, the relatives.
Rev. Father Callahan and the MEM
bers of the choir motored to the Stra-
ter where an elaborate wedding break
fast was served.
Amid deluge of rice, Mr.. and Mrs.
McGue left on the eastern en- route
to Montana where lucrative posi-
ton awaits the groom.
Miss Finn is distinctly attractive
girl, who is beautiful alike in face and
character. On her wedding morning
she wore at the altar her going away
gown, a blue and white tailored Gre
alton which was exceedingly becom-
ing. Her sister who attended her
was gowned in handsome blue tail
ored suit.
Both Mr.. McGue and his bride have
been residents of Durango for years
and they have hosts of friends and
well wishers who join in the hope that
their welded life may prove one of
perfect happiness.
Royal Neighbors Dance
The Royal Neighbors entertained a
large company at their dance last
evening and every one of the partici-
pants enjoyed the occasion to the ut
most. From 10 until midnight an
old fashioned Syrian supper was serv.
ed. Many who attended the concert
later partook of the feast given by
the lodge ladies.
A Pleasant Surprise
A very pleasant surprise was in
store for Neighbor Georgia Davis
when she attended the meeting of La
Plata circle No. 100 Tuesday evening.
In honor of the faithful perform
ance of her duties rendered the circle
the past year beautiful circle ring
was presented to her, slowed away in
a bouquet of red and white carna-
tions. She was very pleased with the
beautiful token, and in a few words
fittingly expressed her appreciation.
| A farewell greeting was also ex-
tended to Neighbor Ida M. Green and
her daughter, Miss Mable, who are 60
ing to make their home in Wenatchee,
Wash. The circle regrets their de-
parture very much but wishes them
success in their new home. Dainty
refreshments were served.