Semi-weekly herald., 1913-12-01

Jackomelly, Swift, Ballard, Anheier,
Jemison, Hooker, Newell, Ballard,
Casad and the Misses Adrianson,
Dornblaser, Covert, Mccartney,
Siggins and Roebuck.
Mr.. John Mcneil entertains at din
ner tomorrow at 80 complimentary
to Miss Ruth lockwood and Mr.. Har-
ry Dixon. Covers will be laid for Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Duggan, Miss Isabel
Harris, Miss lockwood and Mr. Dix
on and Mr.. Mcneil.
The Monday Bridge club met with
Mrs. L. C. Jakwy this week. In addi-
tion to the members the guests were
the Mesdames Clark, Coulson and
Kruschlse.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Berri entertained the members of
the Young Matrons club and their
husbands at auction bridge.
Mrs. D. r. Mckinney and little son
are spending the Thanksgiving sea-
son in Pennington with Mrs. McKin-
ney's father, Mr.. Norton.
DR.. Richardson entertained at a
perfectly appointed dinner Tuesday
night complimentary to Will Goegleir
who was on the eve of his departure
for Old Mexico. Covers were laid for
Miss Skoog, Miss Stilwell, Mr.. Still
well, Mr. Goeglein and DR.. Richard
son.
Miss Elizabeth Stilwell entertained
at dinner Saturday evening in honor
of Mr.. Giberson of Denver. The com
pany included the Misses Perle
Thompson, Nettie Thompson, Marie
Taylor and Stilwell and Mrs. Lillian
Hutchins and the Messrs. Stilwell
Becnell and Giberson.
Miss Isabel Brewer, primary teach
er at Ignacio, is in the city spend
ing the Thanksgiving vacation with
her parents and sister.
Last evening the Degree of Poca-
hontas lodge elected officers for the
ensuing term and made arrangements
for an elaborate entertainment to be
given next Friday evening for Mrs
Alice Anheier, the great Pocahontas
of Colorado. In the social session
that concluded the evening most de-
lightful hour was passed. The Of
ficers elected follow: Marie Sorg
Pocahontas; Martha Clark, Winonah;
A. NJ. Anheier, Pohowtan; Jean Pull
vamiller. prophecies; Alice Harmon
Trustee.
Little Miss Florence Goeglein
reached the seventh milestone in her
career on Thanksgiving day. In honor
of the event she entertained COM
pany of friends at most pleasant
ly arranged afternoon party. In the
entertainment and in serving the feast
she was assisted by her grandmother
Mrs. Florence O'Driscoll The happy
occasion was enjoyed to the utmost
by the Misses Vivian Killian, Doris
Killian, Mary Farley, Hattie Swingle
Alice Swingle, Daisy Hayden, Nor
r;nne Nelson, Edith Caudle, Mary
Murphy, Dorothy Day, Myrtle Clark
Gertrude Edwards, Helen Harring-
ton and Mary Goeglein.
A company of basket ball enthus-
lasts drove to Trimble Thanksgiving
evening to root for the high schoo
team and enjoy the dance which fol.
lowed the game. Mrs. C. P. Utter.
back acted as chaperon and Mr.. Alex.
ander and Richard Nelson as drivers
anu eSCoilSs Inc youhs iduiSo VI tiis
party were the Misses Eleanor Alex.
ander, Gertrude Arnold, Amy Ayres
Beulah Nelson, Jennie Paul, Sophis
Paul, Ruth Morgan, Zelma Bendurt
and Gladys Bendure.
Miss Bessie Martin of Aztec has
been in town the over Thanksgiving
guest of her sister, Mrs. Byron Eddy
Prof Earl Douglass, principal ot
the Aztec schools, was among the din
ner guests at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Byron Eddy on Thanksgiving
day.
Miss Dorothy Balster extended hel
charming hospitality to a company
at auction bridge and 800" last NIGH
The affair was given in honor of Miss
Ruth lockwood, the bride-elect, ant
was also occasion for a miscellaneou:
shower for her. Miss lockwood wor
the high score in the auction bridge
games and Miss Fankhauser in 800.
Those included in the guest list were
the Mesdames C. C. Perkins, VIM
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