Semi-weekly herald., 1913-05-26

by Miss Kathryn Conway and the
groom by Mr.. James German.
The bride was beautiful picture in
her exquisite gown of light grey mes
saline. The maid Of honor was at
tired in a pretty light blue crepe.
Following the ceremony which was
witnessed only by relatives and imme-
diate friends. the company motored to
the home of the brides parents where
an elegant breakfast was served.
The newly married people left on
the eastern for Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo where they will
spend their honeymoon. Certainly
Durango has never had prettier
bride than the one Mr.. Sheridan won
for his life companion and it was pat
ent to all who saw them depart that
he perfectly appreciated the prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan will make
their home in Durango. Mr.. Sheridan
holds responsible position with the
Western Colorado Power company and
has been stationed here a number
of years. He is designated by his
host of acquaintances as "an. all
around good fellow" Mrs. Sheridan
is equally popular with wide circle
of friends.
On Thursday Byron Eddy and Miss
Gladys Martin were united in the
bonds of holy matrimony. The groom
is talented musician of Durango and
the bride one of the popular young
ladies of Aztec. They left the same
afternoon for Durango and will soon
go to Salt Lake where they will make
their future home. The Democrat joins
their many friends in best wishes
Aztec Democrat.
Eddy Martin
At high noon yesterday at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Martin, occurred the mar
riage of Gladys Martin and Byron
Eddy, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. d. E. Bundy. The bride has
been resident of Aztec several years
and by her sweet disposition and wo-
manly bearing has won the highest
regard of all. The groom has been a
resident of Durango. The kindest
wishes of the many friends of the hap
py couple will be extended.-Aztec
Index.
Durango people are delighted to
welcome Mr.. Eddy's charming bride
Those who have the pleasure of her
acquaintance find her an exceedingly
interesting girl. Byron is the eldest
son of our esteemed towns people, Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Eddy, and has wide
circle of friends who wish him a
wealth of happiness in his welded life
Reading Club Banquet
One of the most enjoyable annual
banquets in the thirty years history
of the Reading club was given at the
home of Mrs. d. F. Day, Thursday aft
ernoon. The house was decorated ir
pink carnations, the club flower anc
as the members of the company enter.
ed, their delicious fragrance was watt.
ed toward them. The banquet served
was perfect in every detail and re.
Elected great credit upon Mrs. Day
The only feature to mar the pleas.
ures of the occasion was the absence
of the club president, Mrs. A. Hahn
who has recently been bereaved of hel
beloved sister. The ladies, however
were remembred by a word of greet.
ing from the absent member. Be.
tween the first and second course, the
names of all who had been members
of the society since it's organization
were called, some of the number are
on the honorary list, some have moved
away and as the years have gone by
have drifted apart from the club
others have answered the last cal
and passed to the Great Beyond. Be.
tween the second and third courses
Mrs. Milton Kaufman gave a concise
history of the years work and com.
parison with the achievements of othe,
years. Mrs. Burdick, the club poet
recited an original poem, in which
each member was cleverly character.
lied. At the conclusion of the ban.
quent, the ladies were seated in the
living room where a general socia
hour was enjoyed. The affair con.
cluded with singing the club song. The
participants were the Mesdames Bal
ster, Ayres, Berri, Burdick, Clark
Coulson, Eldredge, Haggart, Jakway
Kaufman, Kruschke, Mollette, Pin.
grey, Robbins, Tyler, West and Nc
Closkey. In the absence of the presi.
dent, the vice president, Mrs. Eldredgt
acted as toast mistress.
Andrews-Real Nuptials
Just at the stroke of six Tuesday
morning Miss Marie Real and Mr.. AL.
fonso Andrews took their place at the
altar at st. Columba's church and Rev