Semi-weekly herald., 1913-12-15
... Of the Monday Bridge club this

sss Of the Monday Bridge club thi
week. Mrs. Robin was the only guest
beside the members. The club will no
meet again until after Christmas.
Il Pastime Dancing Club.
i The Pastime Dancing club foil
will enjoy hop at Red Men hal
Tuesday evening.
Wednesday Bridge. Sr.
Mrs. George Tiffany will entertain
the Wednesday Bridge ladies next
week, OF their usual meeting after.
noon.
Wednesday Bridge, Jr.
Miss Ruth lockwood was the host.
ess of the Wednesday Bridge, Jr. club
this week. Only members were pres
ent.
Saturday Night Bridge.
The deluge Of duties incident to
the Yule tide season has occasioned
the Saturday Night Bridge members
to postpone their club meeting until
after Xmas.
A Secret.
One of Durango's popular young
men left for Denver this morning
where early next week he will cease
to bask in the sunshine of bachelor
freedom. Newspapers are sworn to
secrecy until Wednesday.
Luncheon and Handkerchief
Shower.
Miss Edith Robin entertained at
luncheon this afternoon at 1870 COM
plimentary to Miss Ruth lockwood
the bride-elect. The table was artis-
tically decorated in red. The occas-
ion was also handkerchief shower
for the honor guest Needlework and
conversation filled the after lunch
con hours. The guest list included
the Misses lockwood, Balster, Wall
and Harris and the Mesdames Per
kins, Haggart, Myers, Hobby, Dug
gan and Robin.
Miscellaneous Shower.
One of the prettiest of the deluge
of showers given for Miss lockwood
was a miscellaneous shower which
Mrs. H. T. Henderson gave yester-
day afternoon. A Christmas tree
crowned the table around on which
the wonderful array of gifts were
placed. The Yule tide colors were
used in the artistic decorations. A
dainty buffet luncheon was served
Those enjoying Mrs. Henderson's
gracious hospitality were the Misses
Ruth lockwood, Mary lockwood, AL
ice lockwood, Isabel Harris, Edith
Robin, Dorothy Balster and Hooker
and the Mesdames Gagg, Gibson
Kaufman, Egan, Perkins, Shaw, Aus
tin, Eldredge, Duggan, Myers, Robin
Turrell, Fry, Pearson, Rainey, Hob
by, Pingrey, Lane, Smith, Arnold
Barber, Goodman and Balster.
Stag Dinner.
Mr.. R. M. Morris will preside a.
host at Stag" dinner at the Strat
er, tomorrow evening at z o'clock
complimentary to Mr.. Harry Dixon
the groom-elect. From the depth Of
mis- inexperience the confined bache
lor member of the company will of
Ter sage advice to his friend who il
about to sacrifice his bachelor free
dom on the marriage altar. The mar
ried men will keep silent from fore,
Of habit. Those who are to partak,
Of Mr.. Morris royal hospitality ar
the Messrs. Harry Dixon, Ralph NY
ers, Robert Sloan, W. S. Pickerel, c
IC. Perkins, Harry Austin, and Dr.
E. E. Hobby.
Linen Shower.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs
Milton Kaufman entertained at
tea and linen shower complimentar
to Miss Ruth lockwood The tabl
was exquisitely beautiful in a pin
and silver color motif. Pink rose
and carnations formed the floral DEE
orations. One of the features of tn
table decorations was an attractiy
arrayed miniature bride and groom
Quaint little train bearers attende
: the bride. The beautiful linen gift
were placed on clothes line and tn
honor guest in maids attire, gathers
them in her basket. The guests nun
bered twenty. Most of the ladie
were friends of Miss lockwood
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedore, the newl,
weds, departed for their home in Ii
nacio this morning
Rev. and Mrs. ]. @. vermillion q
Pagosa Springs have issued invit,