Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-03
SOCIAL; irEits

SOCIAL ITEMS.
The Reading ciub dance Monday
night is the event in the local social
world next week.
Luncheon
This afternoon Mrs. John L. Ne
Neil entertained company at lunch
con, one Of the series Of affairs she
is giving.
Informal Dinner
Miss Florence Salabar and Miss
Sharley Pike were the dinner guests
of Miss Lillian Lookabell at the Stra-
ter Wednesday evening.
Monday Bridge
Mrs. Reese McCloskey entertained
the Monday Bridge club this week
In addition to the members the guests
were the Mesdames Mcneil, Kauff-
man and Robbins
Mrs. S. S. Sloan returns from Dem
yer this evening in company with
her sister-in-Iaw, Mrs. James McHol-
land who is homeward bound from
Nampa, Idaho. where she spent
month with Mrs. Gus Roberts.
Reading Club
Mrs. F. S. Balster, who had charge
of the Reading club program Thurs.
day afternoon, was also hostess. This
being the social afternoon, refresh
ments were served after the program
was completed.
Birthdays Thirteen
Miss Harriet Pearson, who IS known
among her many friends as "Jra,"
celebrated her thirteenth birthday
yesterday by entertaining her most
intimate associates at dinner Thir-
teen friends we're invited to share the
pleasures of the occasion.
X ensington Club
Mrs. James Otis was the gracious
hostess of the Kensington club at
| the semi-monthly meeting Tuesday
| afternoon. In addition to the mem.
bers the guests were the Mesdames
Whitaker and Faris and Miss Pearl
Roberts. At the last meeting the
club enjoyed the hospitality of the
| Mesdames ]. A. and Reid Coppinger
Eighteenth Wedding Anniversary
Mrs Arthur Morris observed her
| eighteenth wedding anniversary
Thursday by entertaining company
of friends at Sewing bee" and
luncheon. Those who showered con-
| gratulations on the bride of eighteen
years removed and partook of her
hospitality were the Mesdames Orme,
| Springer, Ambold, Gogarty, Skoog,
Bert Brown, Oakes, Emil Stein and
Shumaker.
Luncheon
A luncheon of exquisite appoint
ments was presided over by Miss
Naamah Lowe at her home on Sat
urday Her guests were Mesdames
Davis, Nathan, Woods, Lawton, Good
ridge, Morse, Norton, Smith, Werner
and Gertesen, and Misses Denny,
| Wilson and CHM. The guests of honor
were Misses Hawley, Gates and ia
cobs of Monte Vista, who had also
spent the weekend as house guests.
After the progressive luncheon, the
afternoon was spent in playing bridge.
The guests departed declaring it to
be one of the most delightful events
Of the winter season.-Alamosa In
dependent Journal.
Dinner
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Mcneil entertained at dinner.
| Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tiffany, DR.. and Mrs. H. A.
Lingenfelter, Mrs. H. T. Henderson,
Mrs. Thomas Tulley, Mr.. w. P. Vale
and Mr.. 7. C. Graden.
On Thursday evening they again
extended their hospitality at dinner.
| Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Weightman, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ayres
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearson.
Bridge Luncheon
The Mesdames Berri, Rainey and
Smith are entertaining at bridge
| luncheon, at the home of the lat
ter, this afternoon. Those asked to
partake of their hospitality are the
Mesdames Mollette, Wingate, Hahn,
Herbert, Clay, Nathan, Pingrey, Bal
com, Tiffany, Tyler, Shaw, Sloan, R
II. Sloan, Lane, Snyder, Barber, Ell
dredge, Mcneil, Clark, Arnold, Bur-
dick, Lingelfelter, Woods, Graham.
Kaufman, Kruschke, McCloskey, Tul-
ley, Egan, Gilbert, Gibson, Pulliam,
Charles Herr, Johnson, Robbins, Scar
| cy, James Rorin, Arthur ROBIN, Hord,
Brown, Williamson, Austin, Morris