Semi-weekly herald., 1913-09-08
SOCIETY
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La Plata Circle No. 100
Entertains Grand Officer,

La Plata Circle No. 100
Entertains Grand Officer.
Tuesday evening the local lodge of
Women of the Woodcraft, Circle No.
100, had the pleasure of having their
representative, Mrs. Ella M. Isgar,
meet with them again after an alb
sence of several weeks duration.
Early in April Mrs. Isgar was elect
ed by La Plata circle as a dele
gate to the district convention held
at Delta and while there was elected
as representative to the sixth grand
circle convention held in Portland.
Representatives from all lodges in the
Pacific jurisdiction were present at
this meeting. The convention con-
vened at Portland July 81, and lasted
ten days. When the time for elect
ion of officers came, the office of
grand inner sentinel was conferred
upon Mrs. Isgar, an honor which she
will hold for four years. She was
presented with beautiful gold pin,
which designates her official position
in the order. In a very pleasing
manner, Mrs. Isgar related to the
Durango lodge many of the interest.
ing and instructive features of the
convention. The grand finale of the
evenings entertainment was a re.
ception to the honored guest.
Birthdays Five.
Yesterday Master Clifton Gilbert
reached the fifth milestone in his
career and he fittingly celebrated the
event by extending his hospitality
to fifty little friends
spirits not far removed from his own
age. The spacious lawn in front of
the Gilbert house was the scene of
the event. The guests came as early
as convention decreed and remained
until the shades of night were near.
They froliced and made merry as on
iy wee tots can. The grown folk who
directed the entertainment provided
the amusements that have stood in
highest favor with little ones of many
generations. The delicious "eats"
were served from large table which
had miniature fishing pond for
center piece. A toy railroad skirted
the banks of the attractive scene and
on one side a bit of village nestled.
The atmosphere of happiness which
characterized the occasion left iov
IN the heart of every participant in
the event.
kensington Club.
The members of the Kensington
ciup enjoyed the gracious hospitality
of Mrs. F. C. Perkins Wednesday af-
ternoon, this being the first assemb.
ling of the club folk since early
spring. The special guests of the
hostess were the Mesdames Forman
Of Macon, Mo-, Hansen of Peoria. ILL.,
and Mrs. r. B. Whitaker.
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Miss Gladys McCaw of the Animas
Valley is the house guest of Miss
Sharley Pike.
The Misses Minnie Gopartv. Mahls
skogg, Hilma Sorg and Edna Sorp
motored to Bayfield, Thursday where
they partook of the pleasing hospita,-
lty of Mrs. Roy Gibbs and Mrs. James
Turner.
The Misses Amelia Gibbs -Cbar,o,t.
hanno' Florence Brewer, Ruth Rock
wood, Josephine Hahn, Gladys Me-
Cav, Mae Van Degrift, sharley Pill.
Edna Sorg, Hilma Sorg and Mrs Raw
GOODMAN were the members of the
ater party that enjoyed "Alice In
Wonderland at the Gem last even.
ing. e"
Lindsay Barcefer NuptiaIs.
Monday Mr.. Grady Lindsay of Dr.
range and Miss Ellen Barcefer Of
were married at the home ~
oiiver j. Bowman, a relative Of ths
pride, in the presence of the immed-
'ate friends of the bride and groom.
The newly married couple will 70