Semi-weekly herald., 1913-10-13

program was IN cHAfRe OF MrS. VIII
ton Kaufman. Among the interest
ing features presented were paper
on Greek Life, by Mrs. A. w. Ayres;
Map Study Of Greece, by Mrs. Reece
McCloskey; instrumental duet by the
Mesdames Mollette and Mcmillan;
vocal solo, Mrs. West, and select
ion from the Chautauqua magazine
by Mrs. Haggart.
Mrs. William Phelan was the host
ess of the Thursday Sewing club this
week. In addition to the members,
the guests were the Mesdames Chas
Fleck and John Wilmer.
Tht st. Columba's circle was en-
tertained by Mrs. William Rodgers
and Miss Madge Finn, at the home
of the latter Wednesday afternoon.
II addition to pleasant social hours,
committees were appointed for the
Iooths for the annual fair which will
be held at Red Men hall in Novem-
ber.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lewis and Mrs.
Julia Bird leave for Denver tomor-
row morning where they expect to
remain permanently. However they
still retain their boulevard home in
Durango and il is hoped that through
this they will enterpret "perman-
emily" as meaning just the winter
months.
Mrs. Rucker, Sr., was the house
guest Of Mrs. Frank Eldredge this
week.
Mrs. Joe Clark entertained at a
perfectly appointed dinner Tuesday
evening complimentary to Mrs.
Rucker. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Rucker, Mr., Keith Rucker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Eldredge and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark
A basket ladened with red grapes
and decorated with red tulle formed
the artistic center piece, at the lunch
con given by Mrs. F. C. Gilbert for
Mrs. Rucker, Tuesday afternoon at
1:15. Conversation on topics of NUT
ual interest filled the afternoon hours
with pleasure. The members of the
congenial company were the Mes
DANES Hord, Woods, Barber, Graham
e. X. Chase, l.. E. Smith, Rainey
Austin, Fairchild, F. c. Smith, Ruck-
er and Gilbert.
Mrs. Charles Newman entertained
informally at luncheon Wednesday
for Mrs. Fuckers. Included in the
company were the Mesdames Rucker
Eldredge, Haggart, S. E. Herr, New,
man and DR.. FarweIl.
Mrs. Joe Woods was the inspira-
ton for the two luncheons at which
the Mesdames Arnold and Lane pre-
sided as hostesses this week. The
first was given yesterday and the
second today. An abundance of pinl,
and white carnations were used in
the decorations and reflected the
color scheme of the menu. Auction
bridge was the afternoons diversion.
Yesterday, Mrs. w. G. White, won
the high honors, Mrs. George West
the low and Mrs. Woods the guests
honors.
Friday the guest list included the
Mesdames Austin, Balloon, Barber
Buchanan, Herbert Clark, Clements
Egan, Eldredge, Gibson, Graham,
Gagg, Gilbert, Hahn, Henderson, Ho-
gan. John Herr, johnson, Jakwav
Mckinney, Newman, Robin, Ritter,
Shaw, S. S. Sloan, r. II. Sloan,
Searcy, Smith, Tyler, Turrell, West
White, Whitaker and Woods, and
Miss Hahn.
Those asked to accept the hospital
ity of those popular young matrons
today are the Mesdames Bernard.
Harry Pearson, Hobby, Duggan,
schalabaugh, Berri, Scoville, Marg-
aret Chase, Rainey, Mollette, Mixer,
Coulson, E. Stein, NJ. Stein, Birkhim-
err, Ayres, Adams, Chapman, Robbins,
Perkins, Hubbard, Joe Clark, Don
Eddy, Gogarty, Bishop, weightman,
Goodman, Walter Ambold, William
son, Ralph Myers, Pulford, Hand.
Evans, Brudick and Woods and the
Misses Harris. Weightman, Biggs.
MeCloud and Gogarty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snyder will
entertain at dinner tomorrow evening
at z O'Clock in honor of Mrs. Joe
Woods. Covers will be laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Birkhimer, Miss Jackson,
Miss Hayden, Mrs. Woods, Mr..
Moody, Mr.. Parkinson and the hosts.
Miss Ray Blanchard and Miss Edna
Turner are the weekend guests of
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