Semi-weekly herald., 1914-08-17

"The singing of Miss Clara Marshall,
soprano, Of the Polonaise Of Mignon,
was the greatest feature Of the even
ing. This little Clay county girl is
Felice Lyme in embryo, having one
Of the most phenomenal voices ever
produced by Bethany conservatory" J"
On Their Way Home.
Miss Rolena Fickle, principal Of the
Park school, left Holton, Kan, today
on her way to Durango. Mrs. VIM.
Phelan and daughter, Miss Mercedes.
who spent the summer In Iowa, were
also scheduled to leave for home to-
day.
Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stilwell, Mrs.
Waffle, Mrs. Rodgers and SON Jo-
seph and Miss Elizabeth Stilwell were
the dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George N. Raymond At Pinehurst
ranch Thursday.
sAs
Delightful Evenings,
The H. T. Henderson home was the
scene of two very enjoyable dancing
parties within the past week. The
first was given Saturday evening, and
the participants were the members
of the high school set. Monday even-
ing, Mrs. Henderson, the charming
little southern lady, swho is famed for
her hospitality, gave second party,
where dancing was the diversion.
Those who shared the pleasure Of
this occasion were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Barber, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Miles,
the Misses Jackson, Bauser, Ebnother.
Kellenberger, Zadie HILL and Brown,
and the Messrs. Ned Haggart, DIR.
Dean, Joe Turner, Sam Monberg, HUI
bert Wynne and Ray Morris.
Dancing Party.
The largest affair of the week was
the dance given by Miss Erna Kel-
lenberger at the "gym" In honor of
her guest, Miss Theo Ebnother.
Clematis, sweet peas and red crepe
we're used in forming the artistic
decorations. Red and green were the
predominating colors. A lattice work
of greenery screened the orchestra.
The lights were shaded with red
crepe. Throughout the evening re-
freshing punch and dainty refresh
ments were served. The music was.
furnished by Profs. Werker and
Mearns. The invitation list included
the Mesdames Tiffany, Jakway, Bur-
dick, Arnold, Bslcom, Stilwell, Rus
sell, Fry, Frary, Hubbard, Hobby,
Birkhimer, Freeman and Barber, and
the Misses Ebnother. Bauser, Thomp-
son, Jackson, Brown, Fritz, Austin.
Egan, Stafford, Taylor, Fankhauser,
Pulliam, Hayden, Harrington, and the
Messrs. Moody, Blow, Bloom, Kroeg-
er, Harrington, Alexander, Dean,
Fritz, Adrianson, Jakway, McDevitt,
Tiffany, Bruner, Rucker, Turner,
soens, Haggart, Parkinson, Monberg,
Tiffany, Sr., Jakway, Sr., Burdick,
Arnold, Balcom, Stilwell, Russell, Fry,
Frary, Hubbard, Hobby, Barber, Birk-
himer and Fankhauser.
Guest of Mrs. H. T. Henderson.
Mrs. Charles Singleton, who re-
Gently returned from Miami, Ariz., is
in the city, the guest of Mrs. H. 7.
Henderson.
Departs for Home.
Mrs. Root. and daughter Miss Ma
rie, who spent the month on the VAL
lecito, the camp guest Of the formers
sister, Mrs. o. F. Boyle, left this
morning for their home in Kalama-
zoo, Mich The ladies had a delight
full stay and during the time made
horseback trips to the many points
of interest in the vicinity of the
Boyle ranch. Among the long rides
they covered the Flint fork trail to
the head of the Vallecito, the Elmer
aid lake trail and also the Willow
park trail to a point near the divide.
1t was a great disappointment to Du-
range ladies that the interesting Wis
itors tarried in our town such short
time, their stay here being only of
one days duration.
Back to the Simple Life.
We are told our well known town.
folk, the ]. d. Adams, are prepar-
ing to answer the call of the simple
life, and along about the first of No
vember will move to their Monte
yuma county ranch.
The Moving Van.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Loveland are
to occupy the Harper residence on
Third avenue, which was vacated by
the F. c. Gilberts few months ago.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Mcdowell are to
have apartments in Mrs. Mary
Smiths residence, 1866 West Third
avenue, after the first Of September.
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