Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-02
SOCIETY
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Miss Nettie Buchanan, sister of Mrs.
Harry Fry, is scheduled to return
from Fort Collins the last of next
week where she has just completed
her freshman year at the State Agri-
cultural college.
Mrs. Rowe Pingrey and the children
left for Electra lakes this morning
to spend the summer months. Mrs.
S. w. Pingrey will have charge of
the Durango home during their alb
sence. She is to entertain a guest
after June Is, Miss Ida Pingrey, sis
ter of the late S. W. Pingrey. The
lady visited here several years ago
and is pleasantly remembered by many
of our people.
The Misses Frances Robinson and
Lena Steineger are spending few
days at Electra.
The Misses Millicent Gaines, Amy
Ayres, Jane Otis and Anna Otis left
for Elco this morning to visit for
few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gaines.
Young Matron's Sewing Club
The Young Matron's Sewing club
had a pleasant afternoon, the guests
of Mrs. Henry Berri Monday. Besides
the members the Mesdames Skaggs
and Holden were present.
The usual quota of fishermen are
scheduled to break the Sabbath at
Electra lakes tomorrow.
Attorney ]. A. Pulliam and son and
daughter returned from Electra this
morning where they spent Decoration
day fishing
Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kaufman en-
tertained at dinner last night. Covers
weer laid for Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. C.
| Tyler and Miss Natalie, Mrs. Shaw
and Mr. j. l.. Mcneil.
The last installment of Durango
young people who are attending high
er institutions of learning are sched-
uled to return home within the next
two weeks.
Gaines Otis, who is taking a course
in engineering at Leland Stanford,
will remain in California during the
summer.
wards, Ruffe, Turner and Anderson.
Master Newman and Charles Sheets
are in from Bayfield, visiting their
grandparents, Major and Mrs. d. L.
Sheets. Charles had such delight
full time at the party given by his
grandmother for his elder brother that
he insists that he is going to remain
in town until the date of his birth
day anniversary arrives when a sim
liar treat is due.
Miss Susan Lough leaves for Chi
cago Thursday on her way to Eu-
rope for a six months visit. Until
her departure she will be the house
| guest of Mrs. r. B. Whitaker.
Auction Bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hord enter
tanned at auction bridge Monday even
| ing. The interesting diversion result
ed in Mrs. Snyder winning the first
honors in the ladies' score and Mr.
Austin the honors for the gentlemen
Those invited to partake of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hords gracious hospitality were
the Messrs. and Mesdames G. E. Tiff
fany jr., Harry B. Austin, R. H. Sloan
Sam Sloan, w. M. Gibson, Rowe Pin
grey, C. H. Snyder, j. j. Musser and
FREQ Balcom.
| Wedding
The marriage of Miss Evangeline
Jenkins and Mr.. Otis Watson is sched-
uled to take place in Socorra tomor-
row. Mrs. John Herr and Mrs. Charles
Newman will be witnesses. We are
promised detailed account of the
event for our society items next week.
| Breakfast
Mrs Harry Fry ext ended her pleas
lag hospitality at a breakfast Thurs
day in honor of Miss Lola Turner, who
is to be enc of the seasons brides.
Those invited to share the pleasures
of the affair were the Misses Biggs,
Lough, Ruffe, Pike and Turner.
Handkerchief Shower for Miss Jenkins
The Mesdames E. NJ. Burdick and
l.. E. Smith were joint hostesses Sat
urday afternoon at one of the pretti-
est parties of the season, Miss Evan
geline Jenkins was the inspiration for
the event. The house was exquisitely
decorated in apple blossoms. The
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