Semi-weekly herald., 1913-10-27
SOCIETY

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Miss Elizabeth Stilwell entertained
a company at chatting dish supper
Wednesday evening.
The Junior Past Time Dancing
club, whose members number the fu-
ture bells and beaux of Durango made
it's initial bow to society last night at
dance given by the Misses jose
phine Pulliam and Helen Gibson at
the home of the latter. The approach
ing Halloween season was anticipat-
ed in the decorations. A wonderful
assortment of miniature goblins,
witches, fairies and black cats were
in evidence. Autumn leaves and bar
berries added their beauty to the
scene The delicious refreshments
were in keeping with the season. The
centerpiece of the table from which
the supper was served was large
pumpkin filled with red apples. Miss
Jennie Paul furnished the music for
the youthful devotees of Terpsichore.
The club members present were the
Misses Helen Burd;ck, Helen Sloan,
Catherine Clements, Anna Otis, Mar
jory Edwards, Mary Chapman, Har-
riet Pearson, Marie Wills and Louise
Henderson and the Messrs. Fritz
Wynn, Claire Wall, John Wall, Arch
lie Weinig, Harold Wills, Francis
Wills, Frank Smith, Talbot Smith
Richard Fay, Rudolph Gagg. and
George Gibson. The guests were
Miss Blanchard, Miss Eulalie Pull
liam, Mrs. Pulliam and Arthur Pull
liam.
The Durango council of Royal and
Select Masons held its largest, most
enthusiastic and enjoyable meeting
in it's history last evening and re-
ceived an official visit from the
grand master of the grand council of
Colorado, our esteemed citizen, John
w. Wingate, member of the local
council. Degree work was exemph-
fled upon five candidates and re-
ception and banquet rendered the dis
tinguished member. The Durango
council is one of the most active in
the state of Colorado and feels high
ly honored in the selection of one of
its members as the grand master of
the jurisdiction of Colorado.
Mrs. E. X. Chase has issued invi-
tations for party Monday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Birkhimer and Miss Mar
guerite Jackson have issued invita-
tions for dinner Tuesday evening.
The Misses Angie Hayden, Sharley
Fike, Marguerite Jackson and Flor
erce Brewer enjoyed games of bridge
ut the home of Miss Brewer, last
evening.
The Misses Koehler and Lear and
the Messrs. Monberg, Montgomery
and Grimes of Silverton will be the
between trains guests of Miss Marg-
uerite jackson tomorrow. After par
taking of the breakfast to be served
at the jackson home the party will
motor up the Animas valley. On
their return they are to have dinner
at the Strater.
Miss Catherine Weightman is out
to Vallecito the camp guest of Miss
Margaret MacLean and her brother.
Mr.. Dan MacLean.
Downs McCloskey was the victim of
u surprise party Saturday night.
Mrs. McCloskey was in league with
those who planned the affair and
had the home decorated with witches,
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Halloween. Dancing was the even
ing's diversion. The company num-
bers the Misses Gertrude Arnold,
Alice lockwood, Mary lockwood, Jen-
ME Paul. Eleanor Alexander, Lilly
Harris, Sophie Paul, Amy Ayres,
Ruth Searcy, and Messrs. Waugh
Haggart, Alvs Lyons, Wallace Mol
lette, Donald Coulson, Emery Tiffany,
Stuart Henderson, Forest Sanders
and Gerald Harrington.
The Young Matrons club enjoyed
. plsasing change in their usual pro-
gram this week, when Mrs. D. X. Nc
Kinney entertained the members and
their husbands at an evening affair.
SeWiuR was tnboood and auction /